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Beamish - The Living Museum of the North
Beamish - The Living Museum of the North
Beamish Museum
0191 370 4000
0191 370 4001
Experience a real sense of your past at Beamish, and discover what life was like in North East England in Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian times.
Beamish is a living, working museum, set in 300 acres of County Durham countryside. Costumed demonstrators bring to life the Edwardian Town and Pit Village, complete with original drift mine. At Home Farm and Pockerley Old Hall, experience firsthand how the Industrial revolution transformed agricultural life in the region. The buildings you see at Beamish are not replicas, but have been reconstructed brick-by-brick to give visitors a real sense of history.
Venue Type:
Museum, Library, Archive, Heritage site, Historic house or home, Agricultural site, Industrial heritage site, Transport heritage site
Main Season: 23rd March to 3rd November 2013. Open 7 days a week, 10am to 5pm.
WINTER: 4th November 2013 to 4th April 2014. Open Tues-Thurs and weekends, 10.00-16.00. Closed Mon and Fri (unless otherwised stated), also closed Christmas Day.
CHRISTMAS: Every weekend from 16th November 2013 to 29th December 2013, plus 23rd, 24th and 26th December. Open Tues - Thurs and weekends, 10.00-16.00. Closed Mon, Fri and Christmas Day.
Last admission always 3pm.
Closed: Mon, Fri and Christmas Day in Winter season.
All tickets to Beamish are valid for 12months from date of first visit:
Adults £17.50
Senior/Student £13.00
Children £10.00
Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children) £46.00
Family ticket (1 adult + 2 children) £32.00
The Beamish Unlimited Pass allows you to visit again and again for a whole year after paying just once!
Under 5s always free of charge.
Discounted rates for prebooked parties of 15 or more and for pre-booked educational parties, see our website for prices.
- Museums Association
Additional info
Our library and photographic archive are open to the public by appointment only - Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm.
Beamish, founded in 1970 to illustrate the development of industry, agriculture and the way of life in the North East of England, is situated in 300 acres of woodland and farmland. Home Farm, a fine 19th century model farmstead, and Pockerley Old Hall, with its medieval stronghouse dating to the 1400s, are both listed buildings preserved in situ. Other typical buildings brought together represent an early 1900s town, colliery village, farm and railway, linked by an electric tramway. The early 1800s period is represented by Pockerley Old Hall and an exhibit on early railways.
The Museum's collections are all Designated Collections of national importance and include a vast library and archive of books, periodicals, trade catalogues, photographs and oral history recordings.
Designated collections which are wide, varied and extensive, covering all aspects of life in North East England, including domestic life, farming & rural life, folk art, industrial and town life and transport.
Items from this collection
Collection details
Social History, Land Transport, Industry, Costume and Textiles, Archives, Architecture, Agriculture
Key artists and exhibits
- Victorian
- Georgian
- Railway
- Town
- Colliery
- Farm
- Manor House
- Steam train
- Rare breed
- Freemason
- Masonic Hall
- Trams
- School
- Co-op
- Designated Collection
Christmas at Beamish
- 15 November 2014 — 4 January 2015 *on now
During the week you can explore the delightfully decorated 1900s Town and Pit Village; visit Father Christmas in his magical Grotto and meet his reindeer; indulge in delicious festive food and take a fun-filled ride on the Steam Gallopers.
At weekends glide on our real ice rink, savour mouth-watering festive food, enjoy a steam train ride and browse the traditional stalls to find those perfect gifts.
Join the Twelfth Night festivities from December 26 to January 4, with traditional treats, dance and, of course, first-footing - a perfect post-Christmas outing.
Please check the website for full opening hours.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Florence Nightingale's Nurse
The daughter of the house at Pockerley Old Hall is preparing to join Florence Nightingale in the Crimea as one of her nurses. Help her practice her skills by making up herbal remedies, perfecting bandaging and visiting the sick neighbour next door – who lives in a dirty, gloomy house. Can Florence Nightingale's ideas about cleanliness help?
Appropriate for Key Stage 1 pupils
- Beamish Learning
How to obtain
Call our bookings officer on 0191 3704026 for more information or to book your class in for this exciting activity.
1½ hr session £30 (first year introductory price offer)
'I'm an Edwardian Scout – Get Me Out of Here!'
Spend a day at our Edwardian Scout Camp and have a real adventure; form your patrol, set up camp, learn woodcraft and complete challenges – dare you try the camp stew?
Appropriate for participants aged 6 years and over.
- Beamish Learning
- Beamish Museum
How to obtain
Call our bookings officer on 0191 3704026 for more information or to book your class in for this exciting activity.
Full day session £30 (first year introductory price offer)
Medicine Through Time – The Georgian Years
Revision was never so much fun – come to Pockerley Old Hall and try to figure out why the master of the house lies dead in his bed. Explore the theme of vaccination and Georgian living standards through solving the mystery. Meet some Georgian characters – a Quack Doctor, a Woman Healer or a Physician, and help them make some real Georgian remedies – but are you doing more harm than good?
Appropriate for GCSE Medicine through Time students
- Beamish Learning
- Beamish Museum
How to obtain
If you would like more information, or to book this seesion for your class, please contact our Bookings Officer on 0191 3704026, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Half day session £30 (first year introductory price offer)
Mrs Scroggins' Washday (Available from April 2012)
Listen to the story of Mrs Scroggins' busy washday, and help her do all the housework she needs to do around her house. Sweep the floors, beat the carpets, do the washing, and polish the pans. And what's that under the bed…?
Suitable for nursery/reception age pupils
- Beamish Learning
- Beamish Museum
How to obtain
1 hr session £35 (max 20 children per session) (Under 5's come in free)
Call our bookings officer on 0191 3704026 for more information or to book your class in for this exciting activity.
Tudors at Beamish
Come to Pockerley Old Hall and be transported back to 1569.
Meet the Hedley family – the 'Lords of the Manor', and experience everyday life in a Tudor household.
But be prepared for trouble! The Tudor Northeast was a dangerous place of political intrigue, and border raids were rife.
Appropriate for Key Stage 2 pupils
- Beamish Learning
- Beamish Museum
How to obtain
Call our bookings officer on 0191 3704026 for more information or to book your class in for this exciting activity.
Cost £60 per 1½ hr session.
Who's going to mind the bairn?
This innovative session allows students to explore a range of issues and attitudes surrounding sex and pregnancy. Students will explore these issues through role-play, investigating the story of a teenage mother and her abandoned baby at the end of the 19th century. Students will take the role of investigators, collecting clues and interviewing characters to determine what has happened to make the mother abandon her child. Students will also decide the fate of the child, determining what should happen. This session ties into the KS3 curriculum around relationships and encourages students to use investigatory, team work and analytical skills.
Pre-visit and post-visit resources are available with this session.
Suitable for KS3 and KS4.
- Beamish Learning
- Beamish Museum
How to obtain
If you would like more information, or to book this session for your class, please contact our Bookings Officer on 0191 3704026, or email@example.com.
Cost £60 for 1 hour session.
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The London-based company was temporarily barred from new federal contracts and other work after the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill. While BP has sued to get the suspension lifted, the US has said it wants to continue the ban, which also affects oil and gas leases coveted by the supplier.
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Fooey on BP. Plenty of American companies will be happy to fill the void.
BP have demonstrated commitment for recovery and compensation due to oil spill. In USA , it is considered to give fair chance even to convicted, once they come out after prison terms. This behavior will cost inflation in gas prices, closure of plants and employment. B.P have kept the patience and dignity and fulfilled social and economical obligations. I thing it is time to start business with BP and stop vengance.
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Zend Framework: Zend_Filter_Minify_Css Component Proposal
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Zend_Filter_Minify_Css is a filter to reduce the size of CSS strings and files, resulting in faster client downloads
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I've been an avid runner ever since I was forced to love the exercise as a member of the University of Louisville rowing team.
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As I'm preparing for the upcoming mini-marathon, however, this fickle weather has left me dreading the sport as I pound the monotonous track of a treadmill, anxiously awaiting the arrival of spring.
That anticipation was heightened even more last week, though, after viewing the "The Vision of a Generation: Photographs from The Parklands of Floyds Fork" exhibit presented by 21st Century Parks and The Green Building.
In case you haven't heard, The Parklands of Floyds Fork is a new 4,000-acre park system combining Beckley Creek Park, Pope Lick Park, Turkey Run Park and Broad Run Park by a park drive, urban trail system and a 22-mile water trail, all tracing the Kentucky stream, Floyds Fork.
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In 2007, the idea to create the photo gallery occurred when Chairman and CEO of 21st Century Parks, Dan Jones, met with Ted Wathen and John Nation for a tour of The Parklands.
Witnessing the magnificent scenery, Wathen then proposed to document the landscape during and after construction, and soon fellow Louisville-based photographer, Bob Hower, joined in on the action.
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As I walked through the gallery, I kept wishing away these unpredictable last few weeks of winter so I could head back outside and begin training for the mini inside the park.
Running the trails isn't all there is to look forward to, though. Canoeing, paddling, playgrounds, fishing and soccer are among a variety of features coming to the park system. Even better, a portion of the project is already open for exploring, which I'll definitely be doing as soon as some 70 degree weather returns regularly.
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Wilmington College gained a top 10 spot in a ranking of Ohio colleges and universities with regard to the greatest lifetime return on investment.
AffordableCollegesOnline.org, a resource for college affordability and financial aid information, said graduates from these schools enjoy the largest earnings gap between non-degree holders, over a 30-year span.
In analyzing more than 300 Ohio institutions and ranking 44 colleges and universities, ACO selected Case Western Reserve University for the top position with Oberlin, Ohio Wesleyan and the University of Dayton joining Wilmington in the top 10. SEE RANKINGS OF OHIO COLLEGES
"These are important lists for prospective students to consider," says ACO founder Dan Schuessler. "We've sifted through comprehensive data sources to find colleges and universities in Ohio that offer a high quality education with consistent, long-term payoffs in the workplace."
WC President Jim Reynolds was very pleased with the recognition. He believes the College's blending of hands-on, experiential learning opportunities with the classroom experience results in more marketable graduates.
"The career success our alumni enjoy is a testament to the often transformative education they received at Wilmington College," he said.
"More and more, prospective employers see the experiences students engage in outside the classroom — internships, field experiences, service, work, leadership development — as indicators of their future success," he said. "Wilmington College excels at making these opportunities available to complement students' work with faculty in the classroom."
ACO developed the criteria for consideration as a "High ROI College" to include fully accredited institutions, either public or private, four-year schools, degree-granting institutions and a return-on-investment based upon PayScale's 2013 College Value Report.
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Plus's sister project boosts Maths in London's toughest schools
The NRICH project, a sister project of Plus, will be running a $1.2 million initiative to boost the teaching of maths for thousands of school students in London's most deprived areas. Over a hundred of the4se students will be given the chance to study on residential courses at the University of Cambridge.
The Goldman Sachs Foundation, a philanthropic arm of the global investment bank Goldman Sachs, has awarded the University of Cambridge a grant of $1.2 million. It will enable the University to develop and to deliver training to hundreds of maths teachers working in some of the UK's most disadvantaged schools. Through the resources provided to support teachers' classroom practice, this partnership could benefit up to 15,000 London school students annually.
The funding will also give 120 GCSE-age school pupils the chance to study maths in Cambridge through intensive residential courses. Each student will attend three residential workshops, running for a week each, over a one year period. These students will also undertake on-line courses supported by Cambridge staff and undergraduate mentors.
Lesley Gannon, Head of Widening Participation at the University of Cambridge, said, "This is the first time that the University of Cambridge has been funded to run subject-specific residential courses over such a lengthy period. This will allow us to work intensively with hundreds of disadvantaged students to develop their mathematical and problem solving skills and to raise aspirations."
The new programme will launch in September 2008, and will be run by two award-winning divisions of the University of Cambridge: NRICH, which is part of the Millennium Mathematics Project and a sister project of Plus, and the Group to Encourage Ethnic Minority Applications (GEEMA), which is part of the Widening Participation Team in the Cambridge Admissions Office.
The NRICH website has been providing free on-line resources as part of the Millennium Mathematics Project for almost a decade. The aim of Millennium Mathematics is to provide top-quality enrichment activities for maths students nationally and internationally.
The new programme is aimed at GCSE-age students from groups and communities currently under-represented in higher education in general and in research-led institutions in particular.
The programme will be aimed at students from disadvantaged areas in inner-city London, and teachers from the same areas. Many London boroughs are among the most deprived socio-economic areas in the UK, with school students in these areas facing enormous hurdles.Priority will be given to students who:
Nationally, mathematics faces severe challenges, which the Government commissioned 2004 Smith Inquiry into 14-19 Mathematics Education described as a "crisis in the teaching and learning of mathematics in England". The inquiry identified "deep concern about the supply of appropriately qualified mathematics teachers in secondary schools and colleges". It also expressed concern that many young people perceived maths as "boring and irrelevant" and "too difficult, compared with other subjects".
Dr Jennifer Piggott, Director of NRICH: "This is an exciting opportunity to share some of our enjoyment of mathematics with communities such as the one I grew up in myself in Hackney, and we're very grateful to the Goldman Sachs Foundation for their generous grant. For us on the NRICH team, the evaluation component of the programme funding will also allow us to assess the impact and effect of working with students and teachers in this way, and we're therefore also looking forward to learning from the programme ourselves."
Stephanie Bell-Rose, President of The Goldman Sachs Foundation, said, "The Goldman Sachs Foundation supports initiatives that give promising young people from underserved backgrounds access to programs that will help them develop the academic and leadership skills needed to succeed in leading universities and, ultimately, in their careers. Quantitative skills are critical to their educational and professional success, and we are pleased to support this effort to improve the teaching and learning of mathematics in the United Kingdom."
October 31, 2007
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Plus in Nature Network
Plus has teamed up with science journal giant Nature to bring maths to the Nature networking site. Nature Networks was set up quite recently to provide a global stage for science discussion, allowing scientists to meet, interact, comment on the latest news, debate current topics or exchange information. Members can create groups for their own labs or organisations, or for their own subject area.
The mathematics forum is now brought to you by Plus. We're aiming to provide a platform for anyone who wants to discuss maths, whether it's actual maths, maths teaching, the portrayal of maths in the media, or good and bad maths content elsewhere on the internet.
Please drop in and join the debate.
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October 21, 2007
Monday, October 22, 2007
Excel 2007 Bug
Microsoft Excel is the back of the envelope for the modern problem solver. If a problem can't be solved in a few cells and perhaps a pivot table, then perhaps it's a problem best left alone — or left for the mathematicians in any case.
As such, recent news of a calculation bug in Excel 2007 has caused quite a stir.
In a blog post, Microsoft employee David Gainer reported that there are occasions where, when the result of a multiplication should be 65535, Excel instead displays 100000 as the answer.
You can try this yourself. Multiply 77.1 by 850, 10.2 by 6425 and 20.4 by 3212.5.
"Further testing showed a similar phenomenon with 65,536 as well," Gainer blogged.
According to Gainer, Excel gets the calculation correct but does not display it. The bug is limited to six numbers from 65,534.99999999995 to 65,535, and six numbers from 65,535.99999999995 to 65,536.
Microsoft have released a hotfix for the problem that can be downloaded and it will be included in the the first service pack update of the program.
Dan B, a Microsoft employee, commented on the Microsoft blog that:
"We're not planning to share details on this beyond what we've already communicated — i.e. that the issue occurred in formatting of floating point numbers near 65,565 and 65,536. It was code that we introduced as part of the calculation overhaul that we did for Excel 2007 however."
The problem seems to be an error in the 64-bit floating-point to string conversion routine. You can read more about this on the Microsoft blog.
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We visit the European Women in Mathematics conference and talk to two leading mathematicians, Caroline Series and Cheryl Praeger.
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We update you on the BA Festival of Science and talk to Reidun Twarock, who finds symmetry in viruses and uses maths to understand them.
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Industrial Mathematics Internships
The Industrial Mathematics Internship, a joint program run by The Smith Institute and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), was launched at the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) on the 18th of September 2007.
The Internship is a way for companies and university research groups to promote direct knowledge exchange and develop long-term working relationships through engaging a dedicated postgraduate researcher to work on a specific industrial project over a period of 3 to 6 months.
The Smith Institute manages the Knowledge Transfer Network for Industrial Mathematics (KTN) and hopes that the program will inject fresh energy into UK businesses by bringing cutting-edge techniques to business innovation and by developing long-term working relationships between companies and universities.
Each Internship is a collaboration between a host company, an intern, and a research group within a university. Industrialists can improve existing, or develop new, operations through the impact of mathematical expertise. Universities can grow new industrial collaborations and relationships, whilst interns can gain first-hand experience of the business environment.
A pilot phase of the initiative will run between September 2007 and August 2008 and will establish 6 Internships. Each Internship will last between 3 and 6 months and will be supported by one of the KTN's Technology Translators, who will assist in establishing the projects, building the relationships, exploiting follow-on opportunities and disseminating a final case study through the industrial mathematics community.
Dr Tim Bradshaw, Head of Innovation, Science and Technology at the CBI, said, "The Industrial Mathematics Internships programme is an excellent example of how business and universities can collaborate for mutual benefit — helping businesses become more innovative and successful by making effective use of skills and knowledge developed in universities while at the same time providing extremely valuable experience for postgraduate researchers. The critical component is that researchers will work on finding solutions to real business problems, something for which the Smith Institute already has an excellent reputation."
Further details on Industrial Mathematics Internships can be found on the KTN web site.
If you would like to apply for an Internships or simply discuss a project idea, please contact Dr Claudia Centazzo at the Smith Institute.
You can also visit the blog by Trevor Maynard from Lloyd's Exposure Management.
Find out more about the Smith Institute on Plus, in the article Helping business make a crust and the career interview with Claudia Centazzo.
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Many millipede collections harbor extensive unsorted and unidentified material. Few millipede collections are databased, and these impediments hamper the access to research material. The California Academy of Sciences and the Field Museum each house considerable millipede material from Madagascar. The material was brought together mainly through collecting efforts by Dr. Steven Goodman (Field Museum of Natural History) and Dr. Charles Griswold (California Academy of Sciences). Dr. Griswold's expeditions to Madagascar were funded by NSF-grant DEB-0072713: 'Terrestrial Arthropod Inventory of Madagascar' to Drs. C. E. Griswold and Dr. Brian Fisher (September 2000-August 2003).
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PORTLAND — The number of concealed handgun licenses has jumped by more than 20 percent in Oregon during the first six months of this year.
Just over 200,000 Oregonians had a license as of July 10, up from 163,000 at the end of 2012, The Oregonian newspaper reported. About one in 15 adults in Oregon is licensed to carry a concealed handgun — up from one in 22 adults in 2010.
The increase followed the Dec. 11 shooting at Clackamas Town Center, which left two shoppers dead and one wounded, and the massacre that occurred three days later at a Newtown, Conn., elementary school.
Though the shootings started a nationwide push for stricter gun control, they also sparked a rush to buy guns before more restrictive laws might be passed. In December, the number of FBI background checks for gun purchases through federally licensed dealers soared by 39 percent.
Oregon, like Washington and Idaho, is a "shall-issue" state, meaning the law requires authorities to issue a license unless the applicants are disqualified for criminal records, mental illness or drug use.
California, by contrast, is a "may-issue" state, where applicants must make a persuasive case before authorities will issue a license. The difference is dramatic, with about one in every 550 California adults holding concealed-carry weapons licenses.
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According to Oregon State Police statistics, the increase in handgun licenses has been similar across the Portland area: 23 percent in Clackamas County, 24 percent in Washington County and 26 percent in Multnomah County.
The Clackamas County Sheriff's Public Safety Training Center & Indoor Shooting Range serves as county's processing center for concealed handgun licenses and is one of the most heavily used shooting venues in the Portland area. Interest in handgun training has been so strong that the range has had trouble keeping ammunition in stock.
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AHA: Hospitals a $2T Economic Driver
With Congress and states looking to trim healthcare spending, the American Hospital Association this week issued a none-too-subtle reminder that hospitals are economic engines for the communities they serve.
Citing various data sources, AHA said that the nation's hospitals employ 5.5 million people and create $2 trillion dollars in economic activity, even as "some in Congress continue to threaten access to hospital services."
"It's important that people understand that hospitals are not a drain on our economy. They are a driver," Caroline Steinberg, AHA's vice president for trends analysis, told HealthLeaders Media. "They not only provide medical care to support a healthy and productive workforce. They also act as an economic engine supporting trillions of dollars of economic activity nationwide."
"Very few people really understand that," Steinberg says. "I remember some years back being at a conference where they were talking about national health expenditures. Everything they said, if they had said it about another sector of the economy, it would have been a positive. 'It's growing as a share of (Gross Domestic Product). It has this many more people employed. It's a growth industry.'"
Steinberg noted that the healthcare sector added an average of 28,000 new jobs each month in 2012. "Throughout the recession healthcare was a steady producer of jobs and you can't really say that about any other industries," she says.
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Deborah Michael (1/27/2013 at 8:25 PM)
Thank you for this great article. I truly appreciate this perspective instead of all the negative comments recently regarding healthcare costs and clinicians' reimbursement. Currently hospitals are composed of a plethora of non clinician positions just to stay current with all the compliance and billing issues. Hospitals provide employment to so many non healthcare workers these days it would be very interesting to see how money is distributed salary wise between clinicians & non clinicians. Maybe the public should be educated where all the money is being spent in addition to their direct healthcare. I do my best to explain the reason some costs are inflated. For example, an aspirin maybe billed for $ 3.00 - $7.00 but this money is divided among the nurses, nurse assistants, additional healthcare ancillary staff, the maintenance and electronic crew who keep the hospitals sanitary & keep monitors functioning properly, the IT people who keep our pc's functioning and up to date with the latest HIPPA safety measures, for the quality insurance staff, for the billing staff, for programs to keep the hospital staff current not only with medical information, care protocols, etc.... Unlike many fields, healthcare providers need to be professionally trained and certified. This is obtained usually only with advanced degrees and training. We are constantly re certifying with board exams & CME. Certain healthcare workers must repay over & over licensing fees, DEA licenses and many additional other costs, unlike many/ most professions. Again Thank you for enlightening myself and hopefully the Congress regarding how hospitals make a difference in our communities, with healthcare as well as employment. If you do not have good healthcare your life can be miserable or considerably shorter. Sincerely, Deborah Michael
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"Hospitals a $2T Economic Driver"? One can immediately argue that showing economical muscle and competing to create more jobs may be one of the major reasons why US healthcare is THE MOST EXPENSIVE in the world, and that in spite of large healthcare workforce, we are not getting the quality, accessibility, and affordability compared to most developed countries of the world!
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