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The Atlanta Chamber Players Proudly
Announce Our 38th Season:
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Tavern opens for British Pub menu at 6:15 pm
Concert at 7:30 pm
New American Shakespeare Tavern
499 Peachtree Street, Atlanta
Box Office: www.shakespearetavern.com and 404-874-5299
Tickets $24-$15
$5 Full-time Student Rush tickets available 15 minutes before concert, space permitting
|Maurice DURUFLE
|Prelude, recitatif et variations, Opus 3
(flute, viola, piano)
|Charles ZOLL
|Bailes encima del escritorio (oboe, violin, cello, piano)
(2013) WORLD PREMIERE by First Prize Winner, Rapido! Take Three!! Composition Contest
|Johannes BRAHMS
|Quintet for Clarinet & Strings in B Minor, Opus 115
Alcides Rodriguez, clarinet • Todd Skitch, flute • Elizabeth Tiscione, oboe
Helen Hwaya Kim, violin • Kenn Wagner, violin • Catherine Lynn, viola • Brad Ritchie, cello
Tim Whitehead, guest piano
We are eager to present the first of two concerts this season at the acoustically superb New American Shakespeare Tavern, popular for its casual and intimate ambience. Charles Zoll, 22 year- old National Winner of the 2013 Rapido! Take Three!! Composition Contest, takes the spotlight with the World Premiere performance of "Bailes encima del escritorio," a quartet for oboe/violin/ cello/piano. Zoll was awarded the Rapido First Prize in January 2013 by judges Robert Spano, Jennifer Higdon and Michael Gandolfi to compose this new chamber work for performances in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas and San Francisco – in addition to a new symphonic work to be premiered by the Atlanta Symphony in May 2014.
The program opens with the sensual trio for flute/viola/piano by Frenchman Maurice Duruflé, who took first prizes at the Conservatoire de Paris in organ, harmony, and composition. Duruflé's "Prelude, recitatif et variations" will mark the Atlanta chamber music debut of Todd Skitch, new flutist with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO).
Johannes Brahms was drawn out of retirement and back to his composing desk after hearing the inspired artistry of clarinetist Richard Mühlfeld. The resulting Quintet for Clarinet and Strings in B Minor is considered a pinnacle among works for the clarinet and is one of the most cherished of all chamber works. ASO clarinetist Alcides Rodriguez is featured in this performance.
Our audience is invited to enjoy – beginning at 6:15 pm - the British pub menu and libation at the Shakespeare Tavern. Or just come for the 7:30 pm concert downbeat. (Dinner and drinks are not included in the concert ticket price.)
Sunday, November 24, 2013
3:00 pm
Ahavath Achim Synagogue
600 Peachtree Battle Avenue NW, Atlanta
Advance tickets: www.atlantachamberplayers.tix.com
$20 Adults, $15 Seniors, $5 Students
Convenient, free public parking
|Aaron COPLAND
Quiet City (English horn, trumpet, piano)
|Franz SCHUBERT
Shepherd on the Rock, D. 965 (soprano, clarinet, piano)
|Antonin DVORAK
|Piano Quartet in Eb Major, Opus 87
Ann Marie McPhail, soprano • Laura Ardan, clarinet
Elizabeth Tiscione, English horn • Mike Tiscione, trumpet
Helen Hwaya Kim, violin • Catherine Lynn, viola • Brad Ritchie, cello
Elizabeth Pridgen, guest piano • Paula Peace, piano
Opening the concert in the beautiful Ellman Chapel at the Ahavath Achim Synagogue, ASO oboist Elizabeth Koch Tiscione performs on English horn with her husband Mike Tiscione, ASO trumpeter, in Aaron Copland's haunting and evocative 1941 homage to wakeful nights in a great city metropolis. Franz Schubert's beloved "Shepherd on the Rock" is the composer's final song and a most unusual one. The multi-sectional work features a wide range of feelings for soprano and adds to the piano accompaniment an elaborate obbligato clarinet part evoking mountains and valleys. The mood of joyful optimism prevails in Schubert's stunning ending, with its pastoral exuberance and promise of spring's return. Anchoring the program is Bohemian Antonin Dvorak's Eb Piano Quartet, beloved for its great warmth of melodies and folk like tunes of the countryside, combined with a symphonic, grand sweep of an ending.
Sunday, March 2, 2014
3:00 pm
Spivey Hall
Clayton State University, Morrow
Tickets $30: www.spiveyhall.org
Box Office 678-466-4200
Students Half Price with ID
Convenient public parking
|Bohuslav MARTINU
Piano Quartet No. 1
|Piotr SZEWCZYK
"Bliss Point" WORLD PREMIERE (clarinet, violin, cello, piano)
|Johannes BRAHMS
|Piano Quartet in C Minor, Opus 60
Helen Kim, violin • Catherine Lynn, viola
Brad Ritchie, cello • Alcides Rodriguez, clarinet
Elizabeth Pridgen, guest piano • Tim Whitehead, guest piano
For our annual concert at the renowned Spivey Hall, we will spotlight quartets from three nationalities and three centuries. ACP is excited to commission Polish composer/violinist Piotr Szewczyk to write a quartet for our group. Szewczyk's music is familiar to Atlanta audiences and highly regarded by followers of the Rapido Composition Contest, as his entry was twice selected in anonymous judging as Southeast Finalist. His 2013 world premiere includes clarinet in the quartet and addresses the perfect combinations of a particular musical taste or flavor that a person experiences as a "bliss point." Bohemian composer Bohuslav Martinu's first piano quartet dates from 1942 and features his characteristic directness, rhythmic athleticism. Closing the program is the German master Johannes Brahms' C minor piano quartet, which was premiered in 1875 but upon which Brahms labored for some 20 years. This romantic masterpiece combines the stormy drama of youth with the technical prowess of a mature composer. In addition to featuring some of Brahms' most personal and powerful music, this work has been a favorite of ACP musicians through the decades.
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Tavern opens for British Pub menu at 6:15 pm
Concert at 7:30 pm
New American Shakespeare Tavern
499 Peachtree Street, Atlanta
Box Office: www.shakespearetavern.com and 404-874-5299
Tickets $24-$15
$5 Full-time Student Rush tickets available 15 minutes before concert, space permitting
Johann Joachim QUANTZ Trio Sonata in D Major John HARBISON
"Crossroads" SOUTHEASTERN PREMIERE
ACP Co-Commission (2013) (soprano, oboe, strings)
Johann Sebastian BACH "Coffee" Cantata, BWV 211 (soprano, tenor, bass/ strings, harpsichord)
Arietha Lockhart, soprano • Beverly Blouin, soprano • Richard Clement, tenor • William Killmeier, bass
Todd Skitch, flute • Elizabeth Tiscione, oboe • Helen Hwaya Kim, violin
Kenn Wagner, violin • Catherine Lynn, viola • Brad Ritchie, cello
Gloria G. Jones, bass • Paula Peace, harpsichord
We conclude our season at the popular setting of the New American Shakespeare Tavern with a celebration of Baroque music and a major premiere by one of America's most distinguished composers. Acclaimed Atlanta sopranos Arietha Lockhart and Beverly Blouin join tenor Rick Clement and bass William Killmeier to present the charming "Coffee" Cantata by J.S. Bach. The secular cantata is actually a miniature comic opera and has delighted audiences since its premiere in the 1730's.
ACP is thrilled to present the Southeastern Premiere of the newest chamber work by American John Harbison. "Crossroads" pairs two Pulitzer Prize winners - composer Harbison and poet Louise Glück - in musical settings of three of Glück's poems - for soprano and oboe plus string quintet. Opening the program is the lyrical and buoyant D Major Trio Sonata of Johann Quantz, composer at court of Frederick the Great. This performance features new ASO flutist Todd Skitch and ASO oboist Elizabeth Koch Tiscione in expressive Baroque writing for winds and continuo.
Our audience is invited to enjoy – beginning at 6:15 pm - the British pub menu and libation at the Shakespeare Tavern. Or just come for the 7:30 pm concert downbeat.
(Dinner and drinks are not included in the concert ticket price.)
The Atlanta Chamber Players perform six subscription soirée concerts per year in homes and intimate settings in the Atlanta metro area. This informal series complements the group's formal public artistic concerts. The soirées are fully subscribed with a waiting list and are limited to approximately 70 attendees at each, depending on the size and available performance space of the home.
A growing list of loyal and passionate supporters eagerly await the chance to hear beautiful music performed expertly by leading musicians of the Atlanta Symphony, see incredible local homes, learn about chamber music, instruments, and composers and meet other chamber music enthusiasts. Our soirée audience and ACP musicians alike count these experiences among their favorite musical outlets.


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Bought a cheap chalkboard from Amazon. I was not impressed with the mitered oak frame, it was already coming apart, so I made this. Mostly maple with a dye stain. It is based on a mirror project in PW.
Of course, now I realize that the chalkboard surface itself is junk, so I am ordering a replacement from billyboards.
Bargains so seldom truly are
-- Keith H. I don't need more gadgets; I need more skills
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#1 posted 499 days ago
Well done. looks great!!
-- Jack, Albuquerque
#2 posted 499 days ago
Great looking frame! Some Arts and Craft style to it…..
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
#3 posted 499 days ago
Nice frame.
Have you tried the chalk board paint on 1/2 or less MDF? I built a custom size for under a set of stares 9 years ago and it was still in use when the family moved last year. Takes 3 or 4 coats and looks like a chalk board. I have not used it on anything other than MDF so far. I think it would work on Masonite as well.
-- Chris K
#4 posted 499 days ago
"Bargains so seldom truly are" but in the end you have a very fine chalkboard, no?
-- email@example.com : dovetail free since '53, critiques always welcome.
#5 posted 496 days ago
It's not your ordinary chalkboard. Like the design on the frame and the wood. Great job!
#6 posted 496 days ago
Chalkboard paint on 1/4" Masonite mounted to your frame will work very well.
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CNN reported an update to horrific Caylee Anthony case this morning. A hair found in the trunk has been identified as three year old Caylee Anthony's.
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Stargirl is about a girl named Stargirl who isn't ordinary in an ordinary town. At first, everyone loves her and her oddities, but then she goes too far becomes a social outcast. A boy named Leo doesn't really care, seeing as he had a small reputation before anyway, and when Stargirl leaves nothing is ever the same.
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Food for Men: 10 Foods to Boost Male Health
Food for Men No 8: Soybeans
Soy is rich in isoflavones, which protect prostate health and have been shown to lower prostate cancer risk, says Gerbstadt. The latest research continues to strengthen the fact that isoflavones found in soy foods are beneficial for both the prevention and treatment of prostate cancer in men.
And according to one study, "eating 25 grams or about 1 ounce of soy protein a day can help decrease cholesterol," Farrell says.
The FDA has approved a health claim for food labels that says having 25 grams of soy protein per day, as part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, can help reduce the risk of heart disease.
Try to eat a few servings a day of soy products, such as soy nuts, soy milk, soy cheese, veggie burgers, tofu, or edamame.
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The violet, blue, and red colors in all kinds of berries and cherries are responsible for the healthy properties of these fruits. These little jewels are chock-full of the health-protecting flavonoid, anthocyanin.
"Berries contain over 4,000 different compounds that have antioxidant properties beyond vitamin C, so make sure you include these delicious and low-calorie fruits to help meet your 5+ servings of fruits each day," says Gerbstadt.
Adding berries to the diet may even help slow the decline in brain function that can occur with aging.
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Food for Men No 10: Red-Orange Vegetables
Vitamin C and beta-carotene are antioxidants that help preserve healthy skin cells and prevent oxidation from the sun.
"Vitamin C is involved in collagen production," says Bauer. "Beta-carotene converts to the active form of vitamin A, which helps to repair epithelial or skin cells."
She recommends getting these nutrients from red bell peppers (just one has 300% of the recommended daily value for vitamin C), carrots, pumpkin, or sweet potatoes.
But for that matter, just about any vegetable should be on the list of top foods for men (and women). Dark, leafy greens and any nutrient-rich vegetable can help reduce the risk of enlarged prostates, according to a recent study in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
Men whose diets are high in nutrients found in vegetables -- like vitamin C, beta-carotene, and potassium – were found to be less likely to develop benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), or enlarged prostate.
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(Ed. note: March Madness continues tonight with the Sweet 16. Of the four games being played, BYU and Florida tip off at 7:27 PM -- and if watching a future lottery pick in action isn't enticing enough, keep in mind the game will be called by Gus Johnson. Many thanks to DBB reader Shinons for the Jimmer Fredette scouting report, which I hereby dub tonight's official open thread. -- MW)
(Via Sports Illustrated)
Since all of you are capable of reading the fine work over at DraftExpress on Jimmer yourselves, I'm going to attempt to make my scouting report as much based on my own observations as possible. DX can fill your need for numbers and situational stats, as I'll be referring to what I've seen in watching him. I'm currently a grad student at University of New Mexico so have gotten quite a few chances to see Jimmer in a healthy range of performances - and really, I enjoy watching the guy play so I try catching every BYU game I can watch.
Obviously, the first thing to talk about with the nation's leading scorer in both the regular and post-season is his scoring. He really does score at every level; at the rim, mid range, and his oft mentioned deep range. However, it's the long ball that opens everything else up for him. Nearly half of his shots this season come from outside the arc, where he's able to stop on a dime, elevate, and put up a good shot with range extending well beyond the NBA three point line. Even shooting over much taller defenders, he is able to get enough elevation and his release is so late that his shots are rarely affected. Most of his shots from deep seem to come off the dibble - he is much less of a spot up shooter than you'd expect. He, and in turn BYU, tend to be very reliant on his outside shooting. UNM earned a blowout win at BYU despite 33 points, 6 assists, 5 rebounds, 4 steals, 12-12 shooting from the free throw line, and 9-17 shooting inside the arc, due mostly to Jimmer's poor day from behind the arc. There are several other examples of BYU being pushed by a lesser opponent on days when Jimmer doesn't have the three ball falling.
When defenders overplay him on the perimeter Jimmer is able to use a quick-enough first step to get off a mid-range jumper or layup with effectiveness. He often changes speeds to attempt to get to the line (and he's automatic once he gets there, 87% career), however with his ability to hit off balanced or incredibly difficult shots he's usually looking to get the make rather than the free throws. He's a very effective finisher, even in one-on-one situations where the defender has a nice angle for the block - as he is often able to throw off the defender's timing to get an easy look at the basket.
Jimmer is unquestionably BYU's point guard, bringing the ball up every possession, setting up the offense, and resetting the offense. However he often gets mistaken for a combo or 2 as he's a shoot-first point guard looking to attack with his shot rather than his passing. Most of his assist situations come off of double teams or passing out of trouble. Some of these wind up being off balanced or floaters, which is where the majority of his turnovers seem to come from. The number of soft tosses he puts up at this level will certainly be something he'll not be able to get away with in the pros. However he is a strong ballhandler, able to keep his handle even in a dense amount of traffic. In terms of positionality at the next level, I don't really think this is much of a question - he's a natural (although not prototypical) point guard and has played exclusively at that position his whole career at BYU.
Much has been made about Jimmer's projected defensive deficiencies at the next level. These seem to be legit based on what I've seen. BYU operates out of a zone much of the time, however his lack of lateral quickness is readily apparent when opponents attempt to isolate against him. He does a nice job taking angles to cut off penetration, but he will be in trouble on an island against the premiere point guards at the next level like Ramon Sessions. He always seems to be in the right place and does an admirable job of avoiding fouls despite the amount he's targeted by opposing teams, however this will certainly be a weakness in his game.
Physically, he has nice size in terms of height and thickness - think a more muscular Ben Gordon. I had heard an announcer say early on that he felt his physical conditioning was the biggest difference between this year and last, and this showed up on the court. Since the start of conference play Jimmer has averaged over 37 minutes per game and during the six games of tournament play he has sat only three minutes. Total.
Jimmer certainly is not a need for the Pistons and equally certainly not an ideal fit, so I haven't been advocating us drafting him. However, despite his clear red flags in certain areas, I consider him one of the safer picks in the draft - you should have a pretty good idea what you're getting with him.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn.— The husband of a Tennessee pilot killed when a UPS cargo jet crashed in Alabama has filed suit against the company that made warning equipment used in the aircraft. Bret Tucker Fanning is seeking $2 million in his federal lawsuit filed against Honeywell Aerospace.
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*GE, IBM shares drop after earnings. Market participants will keep a close eye on geopolitical tensions, as the United States said Friday it could not rule out that Russia may have assisted separatists in firing a missile that likely downed a Malaysian airliner Thursday at the Ukraine- Russia border, killing nearly 300 people.
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Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
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July 18- Honeywell International Inc, a maker of aircraft cockpit parts and other electronic equipment, reported a 7.6 percent jump in quarterly profit, helped by higher sales of turbochargers. Net income attributable to Honeywell rose to $1.10 billion, or $1.38 per share, in the second quarter ended June 30, from $1.02 billion, or $1.28 per share, a year earlier.
Boeing's stock soared nearly 80 percent last year, outperforming the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 index. But as indexes pushed higher this year, investors sent Boeing down 5.7 percent amid concern that the aviation business cycle may have peaked and that Boeing's ability to produce positive surprises is limited.
July 14- Honeywell International Inc will merge its transportation systems unit into its aerospace division to take advantage of similarities between the businesses, the diversified U.S. manufacturer said on Monday.
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With earnings season kicking up a notch in the week ahead, there's a good chance something unexpected is looming. Are you ready?
NEW YORK, July 11- General Electric Co's second-quarter earnings report next Friday comes soon after it prevailed in a two-month fight to acquire the power assets of France's Alstom.
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NEW YORK, June 26- Graeme Hart, whose packaging conglomerate made him New Zealand's richest man, is in the early stage of exploring options for his U.S. auto parts businesses, which he acquired for nearly $2 billion in 2011, according to people familiar with the matter.


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Thus, we end the multi-issue run of penciler Leinil Francis Yu on this title (who had moved on to bigger and better things, now as the penciler for X-Men) as well as writer Eric Larsen. And in comes new penciler and writer Steve Skroce, whose first story for this title puts Logan back in Japan to face a new threat. And already, in my opinion, Mr. Skroce has left his mark on the Wolverine title with the amount of blood that has appeared in this title, along with that really awesome shot of Wolverine's bloodied forehead after Gom had fired a bullet at Logan's skull.
In general, this was a very strong book with a good solid beginning for this story arc. Haan definately looks like a genuine threat to everyone he encounters, and Logan, once again, finds himself in the middle of a feud, with one side attempting to use Logan to their benefit to defeat the other side. This book has been a little bit more violent, in my opinion, than previous Wolverine issues (in that this issue had lots more blood), which I think will work well for this particular story arc. After all, this is a bloody feud between two warring factions of the same family, with each side wanting to retain the birthright of ruling their clan. Artwork shows a lot of promise for this particular title (less emphasis on a cartoony basis and more on a violent nature (eg. battle in the apartment), and I think it will prove to be quite refreshing to see a little bit more emphasis on adventure in this title than had been offered in the last few issues.
One really minor thing: I'm a nut for continuity, and I do hope that Mr. Skroce might keep in mind on what happened in Wolverine #109, where Amiko had been brainwashed by Akatora into believing that Logan was responsible for her mother's death and Akatora gave her a dagger dipped in blowfish toxin which she could use in the future to kill Logan for "revenge". This issue (#109) never did have a resolution, and now that Amiko has been brought into this story arc, maybe we could resolve what had happened back in Wolverine #109 and close off that particular unresolved issue.
Finally: yes, there are two different covers to this issue: the one that I have posted on this site (which is the regular one), and a really interesting-looking one (that I think was done in watercolor) which is considered to be the variant issue.
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"Blood Debt"
Flashback to the very far past, when a bloody feud within the Yashida clan results in Yolyn assuming the leadership role of the clan after the bloody murder of his father.
To the present, as Wolverine finds himself back in Japan, at the grave of his beloved Mariko Yashida, reflecting to the past when she had begged him to release her from the pain of blowfish toxin poisoning. Silver Samurai, half-brother to Mariko Yashida and current leader of the clan Yashida, appears with a wine bottle in one hand and completely drunk. He babbles to Logan about how he considered Mariko to be lucky to have died back then than to be manipulated by the corruption of the Yashida clan. Logan, infuriated at the Silver Samurai's words, storms out. Little did he or the Silver Samurai know, they were being watched by Haan Kaishek and his sister, Kia. The two recognized Wolverine, and immediately, they realized that they might be able to use Wolverine to their advantage.
In the city, Logan meets up with an old Japanese acquaintence of his, Yukio. Yukio had been given charge of the well-being of Logan's adopted daughter, Amiko, and Logan wanted to check up on Amiko, who was on her way home from school. The two heads to the street to meet up with Amiko. The two arrives at a tea house which Yukio recognizes as a place where Amiko often hangs out with her friends.
Before they could enter, a man flies out through the window into the pavement, and standing at the shattered window is Amiko, who had punched the guy through the window. Amiko blames the guy for starting the fight since the guy was drunk and was hitting on one of her friends. Yukio is mad at Amiko for harming that guy (and vows never to show Amiko any more defensive moves until she learns), while Logan is mad at Yukio for allowing Amiko to hang out in such a run-down neighborhood. Amiko yells at Logan to mind his own business since Yukio was her caretaker and not him. She runs off, and Logan follows. He catches up with her in an alley, where the two have a conversation and come to a mutual understanding of each other. Logan gives her a present of a doll.
Later that evening, back at Yukio's apartment, Logan wonders about the strange encounter with the Silver Samurai: how he was drunk and acting weird, and how he appeared to be afraid of something, which was weird since Logan had never seen him scared before. Yukio tells Logan to ignore the Silver Samurai since the Silver Samurai had always acted in his own best interest, and that Logan's responsibilities in Japan were to herself and Amiko and not the Silver Samurai. At that moment, the Silver Samurai stumbles in and collapses on the floor, with a daggar in his back.
After he regains consciousness and with Yukio stiching up his wound, the Silver Samurai tells them about how he had been overthrown by Haan Kaishek, the leader of the oldest and most powerful clan of Mongolia. Haan had spared the Silver Samurai's life in exchange to have the Silver Samurai kill the son of an Japanese industrialist who had refused to partner with Haan in some business ventures. The Silver Samurai couldn't kill the boy, and since then, Haan was out to take his revenge on the Silver Samurai. Just then, Logan catches the scents of some men on the roof poised to to attack them in the apartment. The enemy samurais attack, and Logan and the Silver Samurai attacks them while blocking the way to allow Amiko and Yukio escape. Their fight spills outside, where Haan and the rest of his men attacks. Haan fires several rounds of bullets at Logan, and kicks him off the roof. Silver Samurai is captured by his men. Because the Silver Samurai had failed him, Haan stabs a sword through the Silver Samurai's chest. Unaware to any of them, Logan had made his way back up the side of the building, and he manages to rescue the Silver Samurai. On the streets, a limosine pulls up, and Logan recognizes the man inside as Gom, Haan's brother. They flee inside his limosine.
Much later, Logan and the Silver Samurai takes shelter at Gom's home in Japan. Doctors tended to the Silver Samurai's room. Gom reveals to Logan that he had captured Yukio and Amiko, and before he could set them free, Logan had to go kill his brother, Haan, so that he could reclaim his birthright. He fires a bullet at Logan's adamantium skull. Gom knew the shot wouldn't kill him, but he did it to emphasize his seriousness and point about wanting Haan killed by Logan or he would kill Amiko and Yukio.


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NAVARRE - Navarre is hopeful of producing the goods in season 2014 when it commences its premiership defence.
The green and gold Grasshoppers are shaping up for another good year of football in the Maryborough and Castlemaine District Football League.
With the loss of no senior players, developing youth and the possibility of recruiting, things look ominous for the reigning premiers.
After having two disappointing losses Navarre managed a premiership the third time around with a huge 100 point grand final win over Lexton.
Newly appointed president Andrew Murphy was very positive when talking about the upcoming season.
"We just want to go down the same path we did last year," he said.
Mr Murphy was hoping that the premiership win last year would help with the drive and motivation for the players and coaching staff in the upcoming season.
Daniel Parkin will hold the top job again in season 2014 as senior coach, giving him the opportunity to go back to back.
"Things are looking alright so I'll go around for one more year," Parkin said.
"I didn't know if I could give 100 per cent for another year, but we'll go again. I don't want to see all that good work gone."
Parkin also has the privilege of running the preseason training and according to Andrew Murphy, it looks to be slightly harder than last year's preseason.
"From the outside looking in it looks harder this year than last year," Mr Murphy said.
The Grasshoppers, who commenced their preseason four weeks ago, have undergone a tough schedule including fitness, strength and endurance exercises.
The numbers for Navarre preseason have seen a group of anywhere between 16 and 22 players training at Navarre with 10 extra players training with one of the Navarre coaches Brian Lovison in Ballarat.
"The preseason numbers for the Grasshoppers reflect their premiership season last year" Andrew said.
The Ballarat group have ventured around the city tackling stair cases where ever they could find while the Navarre group have spent afternoons running around cato.
"It's been a whole lot of running this year.
Apart from running they've done push up and sit up squats you know all the fun things"
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ew Year holiday break the Navarre Football Club had been training twice a week.
It is expected that the number participating in preseason will increase after the break along with the intensity of the training.
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JC geeks out with the new anticipatory sector rotation tool on his Bloomberg terminal. (AllStarCharts)
John Hussman: Have your fun now but you're all still dead, and "given that the average cyclical bear market in a secular bear market takes the S&P 500 about 39% lower, I suspect that the resolution of the coming cycle may wipe out not just half (which is typical), but most of the bull market advance since 2009." (HussmanFunds)
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She was in the industry for a year and appeared in more than 40 titles before she became a contract star for ClubJenna in June 2007.
Originally from Miami, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue her career full time
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Lela Star (also spelled Starr) (born in Cape Coral, Florida, on June 13, 1985) is a pornographic actress of Cuban descent who has starred in over 70 films. She is recognised as being both beautiful and as having one of the best bodies in the porn industry today. Her debut came in the Hustler produced Barely Legal 18th Birthday after being discovered by well known agent Jim South. Since then she has gone on to star in many memorable movies such as Babyface, Sprung a Leak 2 and Flesh Hunter 9
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Well, I don't know. But I'm hoping to find out. J-Tree has Big Bobs Big Wedge, Moab has the Crack House, and Red Rock has __________. Can you help me in my quest?
Check this out: mountainproject.com/v/nplus-ultra/105732842 The final moves are on jugs....but theres several fist jams needed to get out the roof. josh
Smith has one!
Desert gold is your huckleberry, for sure, but its guarded by a choss pitch and some 5.12 fingers.
Or you can climb the 5.11a corner crack to the right of the choss pitch to make an overall better climbing experience for Desert Gold. Still have to climb a hard 5.12 fingers pitch though. Or traverse in from the top on the left.
i'm certain they aided their way to the roof for the FA. the roof goes at 5.11 (as i understand)
Not really a fist crack. More or less flared but bomber hands. Not really a roof either, the first few moves are very steep though. But... pretty accessable climb for the masses. It's about .10b and a five minute hike uphill from the Red Springs BBQ's pic of Donini:
how long is fist and chips? it looks great in the pic
Scalawag at Moderate Mecca is also a good roof problem. A few fist jams to pull the roof are necessary but the hardest (weirdest) climbing comes BEFORE the roof. Nice ST post, Trundlebum. That must have been cool to climb with those dudes.
'Fist and Chips' : Not very long at all. Quite short actually. But it has a quick approach and it is fun to do laps on. 'Scalawag' Done the climb a few (to many) times. In the same S.T thread there is a picture of me starting up it. Jim was not particularly challenged by it so he climbed it as a pure roof crack. (no stemming in the corner under the roof). Andy: "...That must have been cool to climb with those dudes." Cosmic is a regular climbing partner. We have roped up in many a location; Red Rock, Yosemite, Various Mojave desert spots and Apple Valley (MarqueritaVille etc.) Donini... Well kind of an (older) brother of another. We finnaly crossed paths for the first time a few years back. I have climbed with Jim perhaps a 1/2 dozen times at: Red Rock, Indian Creek and down the street from his house in Ouray CO.
nice pics johnny ray! mike and i were just wondering if the mysterious trundlebum would ever grace our presence again! welp we might get our chance. the mikes are headin out to RR in march maybe we could get on some of the classics while we are up there... still feel like we owe you for being great hosts in the meadows haha
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Chess Mates is a drop-in club for beginners to advanced players. Basic lessons, snacks, and pick-up games are offered. For ages 8-up.
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By Domenico Moro This year marks the centenary of the First World War, which began with the signing of the declaration of war by the Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria on July 28, 1914. For the first time in history, and after a hundred years of relative peace, all major powers were involved in a … Continue reading
The choice of Juncker as the next president of the European Commission is in total continuity with the harmful policies of rigor imposed in recent years by the Troika. The Italian prime minister on the one hand seems to beat his fists against the diktats of Berlin, on the other hand make us believe – … Continue reading
The German parliament has approved the country's first minimum wage but unions and critics on the Left are not much impressed. The wage – backed by a vote in the Bundestag on Thursday – will be set at 8.50 euros (£6.80) per hour, which is higher than the equivalent in the US and UK. Angela Merkel's … Continue reading
Millions of Europeans said 'Non' to the EU and the neo-liberal austerity policies of the Troika in the pan-Continental elections on May 22-25. And it wasn't just the far right, but the radical left and new anti-austerity parties in the 'periphery' that delivered that unwelcome message. THE GOOD With the exception of Greece, much of the … Continue reading
Much as many were relieved to see the back of Silvio Berlusconi as Italy's PM during the height of the Eurozone crisis in 2011, the revelations by Tim Geithner should have all democrats including those on the Left deeply worried. EU officials approached the former US Treasury Secretary in November of that year with a plan to overthrow the billionaire … Continue reading
IN THE RADICAL PRESS / MEMOIRE DES LUTTES The European Parliament is preparing to welcome the most powerful extreme right that the Old Continent has seen since the 1930s. Ignacio Ramonet discusses the factors behind this disturbing political development. One thing is certain: the European elections in late May will result in an overall rise of the far-right … Continue reading
The radical left could become the third force in the European parliament, after the conservatives and social democrats, according to recent polls. Syriza in Greece leads with 26.2 % support, followed by Portugal, Spain and France. With a month to go to the European Parliament elections, polls suggest the Parliamentary Group of the European United Left (GUE – … Continue reading
France's ruling socialist party is in revolt. A very vocal minority don't like the austerity plan of new PM Manuel Valls. And they are threatening to vote it down. Here's 3 reasons why they are right France's new prime minister – now three weeks into his job – last week unveiled a swinging austerity plan. … Continue reading
Forget Berlin – to see the dark side of Europe we must look to Bosnia, the first victim of Friedman's "shock therapy" on the Continent, says Emilio Molinari If someone in the European elections wants to understand a little more of the dark side of the European Union, of the Fiscal Compact and the 3% budgetary … Continue reading
Spain has a future but it means breaking with the Eurozone and EU institutions, argue Hector Illueca and Adoración Guamán The economic crisis affecting our country and the austerity policies imposed by the troika (European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund) are leading to an increasingly evident social fracture. Astonished citizens observe the … Continue reading
Is Europe's single currency bloc stabilising? Behind the current picture of calm storm clouds are gathering, says French economist Jacques Sapir, in this recent interview with Greek newspaper Kefalaio (Capital) Kefalaio: What is your reaction to the image of stability in the Eurozone promoted by European leaders? What are the possible ruptures (eg in the case … Continue reading
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A buoyant year potentially lies ahead for Ryedale, says the leader of Ryedale District Council.
Cllr Linda Cowling spelled out the authority's aspirations for 2014 and told her council colleagues how successes of the past year were already helping to boost its economy and job prospects.
Speaking at Thursday's full council meeting, Cllr Cowling said she hoped bids by the council to the Local Enterprise Partnership would be successful.
"That will create more economic growth in the district," she said, before adding: "This year should see our community infrastructure levy agreed, examined and in place. Through work with our partners we hope to put in place infrastructure which will make Ryedale an even more attractive place for employers to locate their businesses."
The past year had seen big strides made in the authority's aspirations, said Cllr Cowling, with the adoption of the Local Plan – the blueprint for development over the next 15 years – enabling householders and employers to have more certainty about their investment decisions.
In addition, the opening of the Brambling Fields junction and slip road on the A64 would open the way for future expansion of employment land in Norton as well as improving the quality of the area in Malton and Norton by reducing traffic queues.
"The roll out of super fast broadband will help existing businesses and help bring new businesses to our district," said Cllr Cowling.
The council's apprenticeship scheme had been a success and supported businesses over the next two years, creating 35 new apprenticeships for young people.
The New Homes Bonus money would provide the council with extra money in 2015-16 which councillors would be deciding how to use. "That could be for economic development or housing, but we mustn't lose sight of the need to fund the delivery of Local Enterprise Partnership projects."


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Simpson has the Code to success
A happy pair, Andrew Thornton and Claire Simpson
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Simpson also owns the eight-year-old, absent since last February, Andrew Thornton had the 14/1 shot close to the pace throughout. He came through to lead a furlong out and he kept going well to defeat Fol Hollow by a length and three parts.
There was a big-plunge on the Andy Oliver-trained Ocean Drift (reared leaving stalls) here – from double figures this morning into 3/1 but he had to settle for fourth place.
The favourite meanwhile, Bangalore Diamond, was reported by his rider, Ian Brennan, to have become upset in the stalls. He said his mount never travelled and was empty in the home straight. The market-leader eventually only beat one home. He was found to be bruised on his right hind leg.
Stranraer, Scotland native Simpson received her licence to train in December and this was an initial winner from just her third runner.
She explained: "I have seven horses at the minute and I previously pre-trained for Ian Ferguson and Ronnie Bartlett.
"We gave this horse a rest since we got him. He's very jointy. We'll see how he comes out of that as I don't like running them again too soon.
"I want him to come back to himself before I run him again - when we'll come back here.
"We look after him well and he gets to the beach a lot." (MG & EM)
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West Ham manager Sam Allardyce has warned London's Olympic Stadium could become a "white elephant" if his side are not allowed to relocate there.
The Stratford venue has been the centre of a glorious fortnight of sport, culminating in Sunday night's spectacular closing ceremony. But its future has long been the subject of debate, with the Hammers initially denied tenancy last October following a legal dispute involving Tottenham and Leyton Orient.
The need to preserve a home for athletics was central to London 2012's legacy aims, but Allardyce insists the stadium will fall into decline without Premier League football. He told the Times: "If they keep it for athletics, the only time it will ever get a big crowd again after the Olympics is when they hold the World Championships there in five years' time."
He went on: "You only have to look around the world at some of the Olympic Stadiums that have been built. They're white elephants now. There are weeds growing there. Look at the 'Bird's Nest' in Beijing. Look at Athens.
"The Olympic Park is a fantastic place, but it can't be left to rack and ruin.
"If a club with the history and fanbase and potential of West Ham don't go there, the concern would be that the park is left empty the vast majority of the time.
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We'll be at the Hudson Valley Garlic Festival this Saturday and Sunday, September 29 and 30, booth B57. We've had a good harvest, about 750 pounds, with a lot of large, well-formed bulbs. See you there!
Garlic harvest starts!
So we arrived Friday evening, planning to get a good start on the harvest, but we were on the fence as to whether the garlic was ready, or whether we should wait a week. Normally we look for about four dried leaves on the bottom of the plant, but in any row you'll have some plants that are farther along, and some that could use more time in the ground. This debate goes on each year – be safe and take it out now, or let it go for a while longer, hoping for a big rain followed by some dry sunny days (much easier and cleaner to harvest when the earth is dry). Ultimately we took out all of the Italian Red on Saturday. It was a good time to do it as all the Bosch siblings (Tina, Jenny, Darren, me) were gathered, along with four of my nephews, one niece, Darren's wife Eve, and Jenny's husband Paul. Darren ended up perfecting the pitchfork technique for loosening the soil under the garlic so it can be pulled out easily. He also posed, with Tina, in "American Garlic".
It's our second year growing Italian Red. It's an artichoke (i.e., several layers of clovers, and no scape), and it tends to be ready to pull before the hardneck garlic. Taking it out was the right decision, as we found generally large, well formed, purple-hued bulbs, as in the photo. It has an exquisite taste – not overpowering, yet very garlicky. Made collard greens in the cast iron skillet tonight with two cloves sauteed a little in olive oil, a little salt, and a little hot pepper. Couldn't get enough. We pulled about 1,700 Italian Red bulbs.
I also finally put screens in windows of the barn where we cure (i.e., dry) the garlic, something I'd been planning to do but hadn't gotten around to. When the garlic is hung to dry, it needs good ventilation. Sunday, after five of us ran the Millers' Mills 5K nearby, it was a little harder to round up help, but we got 650 Riesig bulbs out – from medium (2″) to jumbo (over 3″) in diameter, and nice and dry (see picture).
It was high summer and beautiful this weekend in the Mohawk Valley. Hoping next weekend has similar conditions, as I'd love get the remaining 7,500 bulbs out and up to dry.
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Scape time!
Arrived Friday evening. Woody had probably picked about ¼ of the scapes previous week. Some were a little too far, but at most the Reisig was just starting to straighten up. We picked scapes for an hour and a half Friday, finished them today early, by 9:30 or so. Most of the good stuff – Roja and German Red – went back with Dad to put in freezer. I have a duffle bag full.
Mowed down the cover crop. Oats already had seeds, still a few rye growing. Need to get them down earlier – before the seeds develop. However, clover is coming in pretty well, in most places, except the northwest side of the new patch – I wonder if that's just bad soil. It might pay to see where the pasture is best and pick that as the next area to open up. Field peas are present, long, climbing the oats, but so-so in terms of thickness. They probably need to be drilled next time. Bush hog was not cutting well – right side was leaving tall growth. Adjust better next time. Helped Matt unload two wagons of hay – haying the big upper south field. Good stuff. Nice to get into a rhythm throwing bales off the wagon.
Sorted twine – have 46 x 10, 21 with labels, 25 without. 460×20 = 9200, so almost there. Pulled one Italian – big one, well formed bulb, but not fully developed yet. I pulled a lot of oats from the G. Red and the Italian – they got spread in there by accident. Hope the oats are not cannibalizing the nutrients.
Dad asked about a utility bar at Clinton tractor, and they knew of it but had nothing. Curt Doremus traded his Ford for a 75 HP John Deer. Same issue as ours – the loader will not both lift and tilt the bucket at the same time – problem with turning compost.
Jim mentioned that we have a resident fox in the south pasture with pup, and a doe and fawn. Saw a heron hanging around the pond – I assumed for frogs, but Jim thinks for muskrat too.
Was high summer in the Mohawk Valley – nothing finer, just like our garlic.
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It has recently become clear that Skippy Michael 'Jared' Schumaker esq. will no longer be a part of the great Cardinals organisation. Let us take this time to reflect upon the speed bump-like highs and the pot hole-like lows of this man amongst other, more talented, men.
Skippy wasn't born a hero, he was instead born in California and attended a high school there. becoming a hero to the thousands of other Californicans who attended that school as he is the only one amongst them who has played baseball in any professional capacity. This luminary of high school baseball in his immediate locality then went to a university (also in California) and became the 3rd or 5th best player to be drafted from there. And somehow, only the 2nd worst pitcher.
The 'Skipperdoodle' as he was affectionately known, was drafted in the 5th round of the 2001 draft. A round which saw 3 weirdly good picks in the early going; C.J. Wilson (2.94 ERA in 2011), Ryan Howard (300 career HRs) and Jim Johnson (51 saves in 2012). Taken 164th overall, Jared is a distant 4th in this round but still amassed 5.7 more bWAR than Andy Gonzalez. Gonzalez was drafted by the White Sox 163rd overall. Suck it Chicago!
The slappy MIFer finished his minor league career with a .290/.354/.385 line and stole 90 bases in 138 attempts (65.2% for those counting along at home). But it wasn't all boring singles and terrible baserunning. It was just mostly that. In 2004 whilst playing at AA Tennessee his line was .316/.389/.419 and his SB% was 57.6% (19 for 33). And in 2007 he hit 7 home runs, in only 232 at bats! It's very hard to get away from the fact that Schumaker was never a very…. promising player. But that didn't stop him gritting his teeth and turning up and playing a hard goddamn nine. Every. Single. Day. For up to 153 games a year. But probably only about 100.
Schumaker made his major league debut in 2005 and became a full time player in 2008 and immediately had his best 2 seasons. Firstly as the Cards' primary guy-who-plays-all-three-OF-positions and then as the Cards' primary second baseman in 2009, when the Front Office forgot to sign anyone better. Over those two seasons Skippy hit .302/.362/.399 with 12 HRs, 56 2Bs, a 60% SB% for 3 bWAR and miraculously only 12 errors. Unfortunately Schumaker's performance deteriorated rapidly in three seasons since he has failed to hit .300 (or get anywhere close) and failed to clear 'replacement level' territory.
Skip Schumaker attempted to reinvent himself as a pitcher when his position in the MIF was threatened in 2011 by the arrivals of Ryan Theriot and Rafael Furcal. And, after many hours training and hard graft he earned the chance coming in against the Dodgers in relief on 23rd August, given the difficult task of keeping the Cards' within less than 11 runs of LA. Skippy struck out the first man he faced, but walked the dangerous Andre Ethier (perhaps trying to pitch like a wily veteran) he then gave up the last home run of Aaron Miles' career. For the first (and last?) earned runs of his career. Schumaker escaped the rest of the inning and picked up another K, but the damage was done. The Cardinals hitters were so ashamed of this tragic event that they even managed to recover to two runs lost to Aaron Miles' home run. Most agree that this does not absolve Skippy.
Jared, as he liked to be known, did not have a swan song end to his career in 2012, the one positive was that he finally got a positive dWAR rating on Baseball-Reference. He hit a single home run on September 3rd and joins what i can only imagine is a select group of players to have the exact same BB:K ratio for two years running. 27:50.
The hour grows late and the facts stand thusly before you, I hope that in years to come you will look at Skippy for what he really was; a product of an understocked farm system, playing well out of his depth for a team who should have given him up years ago. We close, friends, with this fitting epitaph;
Schumaker is an extremely nice player on and off the field. He attends many fundraisers to help out different organizations (citation needed) – Anonymous Wikipedia Author
[All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. And also, all of these digs are meant in the nicest possible way. I've always liked the guy. Honest!]
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He was arrested during a motor vehicle stop a little sooner than police anticipated. Investigators found out Bailey was planning to head to California, according to Lt. Brian McCarthy.
Local detectives have been working with the New Hampshire State Police Narcotics Investigation Unit on the case.
An undercover state trooper purchased marijuana and prescription drugs from Bailey, police said.
That same trooper also gathered "important information" about a Pelham-based drug trafficking ring, police said. The group was sending "large amounts" of marijuana out of state, packaged to look like medical marijuana, police said. Police believe the marijuana was obtained from a legitimate marijuana dispensary in California.
During the course of their investigation, police bought about $4,000 worth of "high-grade" marijuana and prescription medications from multiple people.
Bailey is charged with two counts of selling marijuana, but McCarthy said more charges may be brought against him and other arrests are expected.
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NFC East Spin cycle: Three-team race in NFC East
The NFC East is a logjam at the top: The Redskins, Cowboys and Giants are all at 8-6 with two weeks left to settle things.
Brown's offseason goal: Hang on to the ball
Eagles RB Bryce Brown has shown some impressive flashes, but his lack of ball control is disconcerting.
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Eagles rookie QB Nick Foles' late-game heroics — and eight straight quality quarters of football now — have the team thinking it might have something.
NFC East Spin cycle: Clean sweep as race thickens
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Foles leads Eagles to thrilling win over Buccaneers
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Celek is active for the Eagles.||||||| Celek was out with a concussion in the last game vs. Cincinnati.
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Celek had two surgeries Tuesday to repair a torn labrum in his left hip and for a sports hernia. The team made the announcement Wednesday.||||||| Celek finished second on Philadelphia (8-8) with 62 catches for 811 yards and five touchdowns. He joined Jeremy Maclin and DeSean Jackson as the first trio of Eagles to each top 800 yards in a season.
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New York — The current Big East will be called the American Athletic Conference starting next season.
The conference announced the decision Wednesday after university presidents approved the new moniker earlier in the day.
The Big East football schools were in need of a new name after they agreed to let seven basketball schools break away from the conference to start a new league this summer to be called the Big East.
The American Athletic Conference will have 10 members in its first season: Rutgers, Louisville, Connecticut, South Florida, Cincinnati, Central Florida, Memphis, Houston, SMU and Temple.
Rutgers and Louisville are likely leaving after 2013 and are set to be replaced by Tulane, East Carolina and Tulsa in 2014. Navy is schedule to join in 2015.
"We worked with our institutions, sports marketing experts, media partners, and also solicited opinions and reactions from collegiate sports fans to create a compelling list of names," said commissioner Mike Aresco said in a statement released by the Big East. "Versions that included the word 'American' led every list. American Athletic Conference represents a strong, durable and aspirational name for our reinvented Conference.
"We engaged our fans through social media and focus groups in multiple cities, and we conducted extensive quantitative research. We also received terrific input from our partners at ESPN and CBS Sports. Our name is a nod to tradition, but at the same time makes clear our determination to be a Conference with national impact and appeal. The American Athletic Conference will represent core American values of optimism, energy, growth and innovation. We have a broad geographical footprint that represents unity as well as diversity."
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