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Clan of Conan newsletter reflects on Age of Conan: Unchained launch, a new cross movie promotion and other community news.
Age of Conan PvP goes hardcore with the arrival of the new Blood and Glory PvP server ruleset.
Funcom unleashed its massive free-to-play update for Age of Conan last week and tomorrow things get even bloodier.
Age of Conan gets new content and a free-to-play option today with the official launch of Age of Conan Unchained.
Age of Conan (AoC) players can expect some hefty downtime this week to allow for the merging of several servers.
Age of Conan Game Director Craig Morrison details the Unrated re-launch and The Savage Coast of Turan adventure pack in this month's update.
Funcom is re-branding Age of Conan (AoC) and making the brutal lands of Hyboria free-to-play this summer. A summer re-launch will re-brand the game as Age of Conan: Unrated.
Age of Conan players will find some familiar new content in the game relating to the upcoming Conan the Barbarian movie slated for release this August. Funcom today announced a new adventure pack, The Savage Coast of Turan
Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures (AoC) is celebrating three years of content, gore and fatalities. To celebrate the game's third anniversary, Funcom is giving all active subscribers potions that will boost PvE, PvP and Alternate Advancement experience. Each character on an account can claim 3 potions. Additionally, former players can return and play for free through May.
Funcom has been adding a lot of new and graphic content to Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures (AoC). The game already embodies deep lore entrenched in the stories created by Robert E. Howard, but the story of the game is about to get a little deeper. If you recall, Funcom's Director of Communications Erling Ellingsen stated that the new Conan movie will have a tie in with AoC. So AoC fans should keep an eye on development and possible movie-related content that might emerge for the game.
In what way the two will tie together we'll have to wait and see what the creative minds over at Funcom have come up with, but for now, you can check out the latest trailer for the new Conan the Barbarian starring Jason Mamoa in a new and brutal trailer. Check it out after the break.
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Altoona to Berlin Flights
Altoona and Berlin airports and terminals
Airports in Altoona PA, US
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This Website provides a collection of tools and resources to manage an online store, process orders and sell products online.
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In the area of Associate Engagement, The Home Depot intends to focus on know-how and service as a competitive edge, and in 2007 plans investments in associate engagement to total $360 million, including recruitment of master trade specialists, a simplified staffing model, technology-enabled customer assistance, and redesigned compensation and reward plans.
To create more Product Excitement, the retailer will focus on product innovation, more focused promotions and everyday low pricing to drive merchandising initiatives in 2007. It expects to invest $260 million in 2007 on merchandising resets, product innovation, pricing strategies, and sourcing initiatives.
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To the area of its Shopping Environment, the retailer said it consistently hears through surveys that customers want a safe, clean and uncluttered store. In 2007, it plans investments of $865 million to support the shopping experience, including sustained maintenance and merchandising reset programs.
Finally, the retailer's Own the Pro initiative will focus on being the No. 1 destination for pro customers, primarily repair and remodel professionals. In 2007, it expects to spend $415 million on loyalty programs, a pro bid room to handle large customer orders with volume discounts, direct ship programs, credit programs, and other specialty sales initiatives.


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Let's say you've already learned what it takes to create a website, but you've decided that you don't want to pay. Here's how to go about establishing a website without spending a dime.
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Find a free web host. Choosing a web host is tricky in general. The most important question to ask when you're choosing a free web host is: how do they make money? If they're not making money from you, they must be making money from advertisements. What kinds of advertisements do they use?
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How arts and music helped pull Seattle through hard times
When Congress cancelled the SST, plunging the local economy downward, the city turned to new ways to lift its spirits and spur its economy. The arts, especially rock and roll, were a key part of the rebound.
Editor's note: This story is an adaptation of a series of reports by the author on "Changing the Sound," which recently aired on KUOW Public Radio.
By the time Nirvana released its groundbreaking major label recording Nevermind, in September of 1991, Seattle had already changed irrevocably from the isolated seaport it had been for most of its existence. After many decades as a center for logging, fishing, and aerospace, by the 1980s Seattle had become the home of the software giant Microsoft. East Coast transplant Howard Schultz had acquired Starbuck's, and was in the process of transforming the basic cup of joe into a lucrative global corporation. A new class of young professionals was moving in to work for these growing businesses.
Along with these nascent industries, Seattle had also developed into a popular culture hub that centered around a thriving music scene. In the mid-1980s, Bruce Pavitt and Jonathan Poneman founded Subpop Records and started releasing singles by local bands like Mudhoney, Alice in Chains, and Nirvana. Subpop was one among many record labels in the area that focussed on the burgeoning indie rock scene. The difference: Poneman and Pavitt not only knew how to pick their bands; they knew how to hype their product. They flew in a prominent British music journalist, Everett True, and gave him the grand tour. True published a glowing article about the Seattle Sound.
After that, it was all golden for the label. Seattle was inundated by music fans, and aspiring musicians. Music historian Peter Blecha says, while Seattle's tourism economy may have picked up, the city's elite wouldn't necessarily have chosen to become a rock and roll destination. "I think they were very happy with us as the Space Needle place, the place you could see Mt. Rainier from." Nevertheless, by the time Nevermind hit it huge, Seattle was at least as famous for music as it was for Boeing airplanes and Wagner Ring cycles.
Some observers trace Seattle's rock and roll reputation back to 1962, the year of the Seattle World's Fair. The late arts impresario Peter Donnelly arrived in the Pacific Northwest just two years after the Fair. Donnelly remembered thinking the city was little more than a frontier outpost at the time. But he also recalled that the city's elite were ambitious for something more. They envisioned a new Seattle, a metropolis to rival New York, or Paris, or San Francisco. "All of a sudden," Donnelly said, "it wanted to put in place the things that cities with big aspirations had. And the arts were an important component of that."
Donnelly came to Seattle from Boston as a Ford Foundation intern to learn arts management at the new Seattle Repertory Theater. The Rep was housed in one of the empty World's Fair exhibition halls (now Intiman Theatre). Other old Fair buildings were given over to the Seattle Symphony, the Opera, and to a new contemporary art wing for the Seattle Art Museum.
These institutions established themselves during Boeing's commercial airplane heyday and the big Cold War spending on Defense and education. Between 1960 and 1970, Boeing rolled out three new commercial jet models. In 1966, Boeing won a federal contract to develop and build the nation's first commercial supersonic transport, the SST. Unfortunately, five years later, on March 24, 1971, Congress killed the program, and the next day Boeing laid off 7,000 workers. Despite that cataclysmic blow to the regional economy, the arts groups hung on.
That summer of 1971, to help buoy his citizens' spirits, Mayor Wes Uhlman decided to mount a cultural festival. "I felt very strongly we should be doing something to add some life and vitality," he says, "maybe divert attention from some of the sad things going on economically." While the Mayor's Arts Festival may not have dispelled the economic doldrums that gripped Seattle, it was at least a small sign that the end of the world was not imminent. (It also eventually grew into the massive annual Bumbershoot Festival each Labor Day weekend.)
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This is an awesome piece. It highlights one of the often-overlooked ways of diversifying an economy. Any city should support the arts as much as it can, because a vibrant arts scene is good for the economic (and cultural, and social) health of a community - even of people who don't personally enjoy art.
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I love this article! I recently returned from Europe and was reminded how the Europeans value "the arts" as a fundamental necessity for a happy life. The arts ranks up there on equal footing with food-water-sleep and shelter. As a whole, I don't feel the U.S. is even close to this frame of thinking. But this piece reminds me that Seattle skews a little more toward the 'european' way of thinking. I guess that's why I'm happier here than any other U.S. city. Thanks crosscut for reminding me --again --why Seattle is a cool place to be.
Posted Tue, Oct 25, 4:39 p.m.
This article is off base. The arts previously succeeded in Seattle because of affordability of living space, work space and show space, plain and simple. Todays Seattle is too expensive for the studio arts and that my friend is that. No amount of money for performing spaces will change that unless there is a focused effort to protect and encourage sustainable studio space. The artist who feels secure in their work space, who also works in a local restaurant or school, who adds to the creative fabric of the community, is ultimately the one who percolates the atmosphere so necessary to ignite a class of people, the much desired "creative class". Rarely is the catalyst for that "creative class energy" going to come out of an air conditioned office or a brie and white wine party. OK, there have been a few programs that have come from on high-like the Federal Arts Subsidy called CETA and the City of Seattle 1% for Arts program-that had big impacts on local artists but in general if you want the "creative class" in your community you have to have affordable studio and living space. Creative types hang out in affordable bars and cafe's and work out their solutions to world problems there; they purposely don't choose high end wine bars. It was First Thursday that really sparked the early art scene in Seattle, not the latest ballet productions. First Thursday was a 70's promotion put together by galleries and restaurants in Pioneer Square because of the negative economic impact of the Boeing Bust. Arts, the creative inventive lets-do-a-show Arts often do well in trying times, at least in terms of ideas and inventiveness because after all what else is there? Affluence often crowds the art scene with "everybody is an artist" abundance and make speculative demands for work space that crowd out real artists needs. What doesn't change is that real solutions must come from the community and communities are not established over-night. Thats the real tragedy of Pioneer Square; an arts community over 30 years in the making vanished in less than a decade of real estate-speculation much of it brought by dot com mania. There are real attempts to gather the foundations of that creative community together once again; in Georgetown, Belltown, Ballard and Capitol Hill. even Chinatown but time takes time and in the meantime who can afford to go to the opera?
Posted Tue, Nov 29, 8:41 a.m.
The Seattle Rep was not located in a former exhibition hall. The Seattle Center Playhouse was designed and built as a theater, used during the World's Fair and for many years after by the Rep. Previously, the city voters had passed a bond issue for construction of a new hall. Fair planners were able to use these funds to remodel the old civic auditorium into the Seattle Center Opera House, but only after a long and contenious legal battle. Opponents held that the bonds required construction of an entirely new building. They eventually lost. The opera, symphony, and ballet used the "new" opera house for decades, until it was once again recycled into McCaw Hall. The Seattle Art Museum did utilize a pre-fab Fair building for a modest contemporary art space that was effectively evicted by the King Tut exhibit.
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Their subsequent letters of thanks of The Island Trust are proof enough of the benefits that the experience of sailing - sometimes in dinghies and sometimes in an ocean-going vessel - can bring. Apart from the sheer fun of it and learning new skills, working as one of a sailing vessel's crew often leads to increased motivation and self-confidence, a greater sense of responsibility and achievement, as well as opening young eyes to the advantages and enjoyment of working as a team.
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Alongside the repair business, The Bristol Classic Boat Company intends to attract more orders for new wooden boats based on the best of the working boats from the last days of commercial sail.
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On April 1st Oceana kicked off spring in high gear at the 2012 Nautica South Beach Triathlon. We set out for the warm waters of Miami to fundraise for the oceans, engage hundreds of new ocean advocates and connect with existing Wavemakers in one of our favorite ocean places. Thanks to Nautica, our passionate volunteers and dedicated athletes, we did just that – and then some!
In the end, our athletes like Summer Osterman (Burgess Yachts), Deborah London, Bruce Sutherland and Laura Taglione, raised nearly $4000 for ocean conservation and our volunteers helped turn hundreds of curious attendees into Oceana Wavemakers by rallying their support around a new petition to help protect dolphins and other sea creatures in American waters.
In total, Oceana raised over $30,000 at the event thanks to athlete fundraising and contributions from Nautica that included proceeds from all the commemorative merchandise sales at their beachside pop-up tent throughout the weekend. 100 percent of all Nautica sales during race weekend went to Oceana's mission to help protect the oceans! Not only that, but they supplied us with tent space, race entries and uniforms for our athletes – helping keep us outfitted and visible throughout the entire weekend.
And despite a sudden downpour that left most of the expo waterlogged for much of the weekend, we had great weather – especially on race day. Clear skis and water temps in the high 70s made for perfect racing conditions for Team Oceana and the 3,000 other folks that turned out to test their mettle through swimming, biking and running.
A special thanks goes out to our volunteers who helped rally new Oceana supporters and to the Nautica team for raising an impressive amount of money to help fuel our mission to protect the world's oceans. Next up, Nautica Malibu Triathlon! We can't wait.
Winter, with its short days, sleet-filled commutes and cacophony of coughs and sneezes, is an energy-sapping exercise in patience, but Oceana – in addition to protecting sea turtles, sharks, corals and the like – has just the right medicine to carry you into the Spring with health and vigor…triathlon training!
Just imagine: On April 1st, you're standing with your back to Ocean Drive, clenching soft Miami Beach sand between your toes, and waiting for the cue to plunge into the warm Atlantic to begin the Nautica South Beach Triathlon. Not bad, right?
Believe it or not, even with the race weekend seven weeks away, it's pretty easy for you to join the team, but you'll need to act quickly because Team Oceana's ten race slots are filling up fast. Each race slot – whether it's used for an individual or a relay team – earns complimentary entry into the race, gear for the race and other VIP benefits, including a training guide from celebrity-personal trainer Joel Harper, courtesy of Nautica.
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So don't delay. Your chance to take advantage of this unique opportunity to physically challenge yourself and contribute to Oceana's mission of protecting the world's oceans ends with our signup deadline of February 21. Sign up today!
On August 7, it was a great privilege to be joined by some very outgoing and incredible conservationists who raced in the Nautica New York City triathlon and raised money for Oceana. In total, the team has raised over $7,300 for Oceana and there's still a couple weeks of fundraising left if any of you want to support the team.
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Patrick joined NEA in 2006 as General Partner focusing on a broad range of information technology investments with particular emphasis on enterprise software, Software-as-a-Service, and Internet companies.
Pat sits on the boards of ChannelAdvisor, Millennial Media, Spring Wireless and TidalTV. Prior to joining NEA, Patrick was General Partner of Grotech Capital Group where he specialized in high-tech investments and served on a number of boards including Advertising.com, CDnow, Fieldglass Software, Hillcrest Labs, SALIX Technologies, and Synchrologic. Prior to Grotech, Patrick spent nearly 10 years at Alex. Brown & Sons as an investment banker for high technology companies. At Alex. Brown & Sons, he was responsible for a range of financing and advisory projects including initial public offerings and mergers and acquisitions for high-tech companies. Prior to that, Patrick was a consultant with McKinsey & Co. Patrick served as an officer in the U.S. Navy where he spent substantially all his tenure on the staff of Admiral H.G. Rickover at the Headquarters of the Navy's Nuclear Propulsion Program.
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Bob's former portfolio companies include ART Advanced Recognition Technologies (acquired by Scansoft, now Nuance); Flarion Technologies (acquired by Qualcomm); Bladelogic (IPO, then acquired by BMC); IAG Research (acquired by Nielsen); Nistevo (acquired by Sterling); Octave Communications (acquired by Voyant, then Polycom); System Management ARTS (SMARTS, acquired by EMC); Taqua (acquired by Tekelec); Telica (purchased by Lucent); Zensys (acquired by Sigma Designs); and Netsmart Technologies (acquired by Genstar Capital).
Prior to joining Bessemer, Bob founded two successful telecommunications companies: wireless-equipment company Celcore, acquired by Alcatel through the acquisition of DSC in 1997, and Boatphone, a group of cellular operating companies in the Caribbean. Having acted as CEO in both companies, Bob brings the uncommon combination of entrepreneurial, operating and investment expertise to his portfolio companies. As a venture capitalist, Bob has been involved in building many successful companies including leading the first rounds for Flarion and BladeLogic.
Bob holds a B.A. from Brown University and an MBA from Columbia University. Bob also serves on several non-profit boards including The Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty, The Play Group Theatre and the National Venture Capital Assocation (NVCA).
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Before joining MediaLink, Ms. Millard was Co-CEO and President, Media for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc. She joined MSLO in July 2007 after three years as a member of its Board of Directors. Ms. Millard oversaw MSLO's media businesses, which include publishing, internet and broadcasting. She is credited with elevating the company to its leading position in percent of revenue derived from digital advertising among other "traditional" media companies and was the driving force behind creating cross-platform programs for marketers in TV, digital, magazines and radio.
Before MSLO, Ms. Millard was Chief Sales Officer at Yahoo! where she led the team that drove revenue from $700 million to over $6 billion in six years and was consistently credited as the number one sales organization in the media industry. On an industry-wide level her work at Yahoo! established brand advertising on the web. Prior to Yahoo!, Ms. Millard was Chief Internet Officer at Ziff Davis Media and President of Ziff Davis Internet. Previously, Ms. Millard was a founding member of the executive team at DoubleClick, where she served as Executive Vice President responsible for establishing the DoubleClick brand and overseeing the operations of DoubleClick Media. She also served as President and Group Publisher of SRDS, Senior Vice President and Publisher of Family Circle and Executive Vice President/Group Publisher of Adweek, Mediaweek and Brandweek magazines.
Ms. Millard has received numerous industry awards including the 2007 John A. Reisenbach Award for Distinguished Citizenship; the 2006 "Advertising Person of the Year" Silver Medal Award from the AAF and the 2005 Matrix Award for "Women Who Change the World." Advertising Age acknowledged her as a "Digital Media Master" — one of the 20 most influential executives in interactive media. She was the subject of a profile by Tom Brokaw as part of NBC's "Women to Watch" series.
Active on behalf of the advertising industry throughout her career, Ms. Millard is immediate past Chairman of the Interactive Advertising Bureau and former President of the Advertising Club of New York. She has served on the Boards of the Advertising Council, the American Advertising Federation, the Advertising Education Foundation and others. Currently, she sits on the Boards of several emerging media companies as well as on the Boards of the James Beard Foundation, Pop!Tech and Do Something. She served two terms as a Trustee of Trinity College in Hartford.
Ms. Millard holds an MBA from Harvard University and a BA from Trinity College.
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Light therapy
Also listed as:
Bioptron, Phototherapy
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Acne, bili blanket, BIOPTRON, delayed sleep phase syndrome, DSPS, light therapy, neonatal jaundice, photomedicine, phototherapy, psoriasis, SAD, seasonal affective disorder.
Light therapy, also known as phototherapy, is the use of a specialized machine to emit only a specific wavelength of the light spectrum. Light therapy consists of exposure to specific wavelengths of light using lasers, LEDs, fluorescent lamps, dichroic lamps or very bright, full-spectrum light, for a prescribed amount of time. Each wavelength in the light spectrum is said to possess specific qualities. Advocates claim that each wavelength may assist a person who is diagnosed with a particular condition experience relief. Light therapy machines offer more of a particularly useful wavelength than would be available by exposure to the sun.
The use of light therapy in medicine has a long history. Although phototherapy had no scientific basis at the time, natural sunlight was used for medical treatments in ancient Egypt and Greece. Later, Roman and Arab physicians introduced light therapy into general medical use. The Danish physician Niels Ryberg Finsen founded modern light therapy about 100 years ago. In 1903, he was awarded with the Nobel Prize in medicine for his achievements with light therapy. Finsen created the first device to generate technically synthesized sunlight and achieved outstanding results in the treatment of patients suffering from a special type of skin tuberculosis.
Today it is known that the human organism transforms light into electrochemical energy, which activates a chain of biochemical reactions within cells, stimulating metabolism and reinforcing the immune response of the entire human body. The human response to light therapy is more complicated. Natural sunlight does not offer wavelengths of useful light in strong enough concentrations.
Light therapy is a first line treatment for neonatal jaundice. It is also very popular as a treatment for seasonal affective disorder (SAD). The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently approved a special type of light therapy machine to treat psoriasis. Light therapy is approved by major medical organizations for the treatment of these conditions. Light therapy is sometimes used to treat other difficult conditions, including chronic wounds or skin problems, burns, chronic rheumatic conditions, acute joint pains, acute sports injuries, post-operative scar healing, hair loss and dandruff, periodontitis, and gynecological disorders.
In recent years, an increasing number of individuals have used light therapy to treat delayed sleep phase syndrome, and acne. The medical community is currently conducting clinical trials of light therapy for these purposes.
Theory / Evidence
Light therapy is said to have developed because simply exposing the skin to normal sunlight did not provide enough of the desired results. Sunlight contains many different types of light. Each of these types puts out a particular wavelength, and occupies a specific spectrum of light. Light therapy machines concentrate the wavelength that is thought to be beneficial to a person with a particular diagnosis.
There are clear advantages in using technically synthesized sunrays, for example, the parameters of intensity and the emitted light spectrum are controllable, and therefore reproducible.
: Advocates claim that phototherapy decreases populations of bacteria and enzymes, which are usually overabundant during the formation of acne. However, evidence is lacking in this area.
Delayed sleep phase syndrome (DSPS)
: The way that light therapy might assist a patient in establishing and maintaining a normal sleep/wake cycle is unknown. However, it is theorized that the bright light provides an extra biological cue that aids the body in awakening.
Neonatal jaundice
: In newborns with jaundice, research has shown the efficacy of light therapy to assist the liver in lowering the levels of bilirubin in the blood.
: The affected area of skin is exposed to UV light in order to activate a part of the body's immune system. The light kills T cells. The decrease of T cells in the body slows the process of inflammation and causes the loss of skin cells to slow down.
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD)
: It is hypothesized that the length of exposure to sunlight affects the brain's production of serotonin, a chemical that influences mood. However, light therapy's exact mechanism in the treatment of depression is unknown.
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Patients may need to wear special protective clothing to prevent sensitive areas, such as the eyes and genitals, from being painfully burned in the course of light therapy.
Medical insurance reimburses the use of light therapy for neonatal jaundice, and some insurance plans will cover light therapy for SAD or psoriasis.
: The exposure to a phototherapy device varies, and no professional associations have established a protocol for its use. The individual typically spends at least 30 minutes in front of a light therapy machine every day.
Delayed sleep phase syndrome (DSPS)
: For this condition, the patient turns on the light upon waking for 30 to 90 minutes. If the patient is attempting to establish a 24-hour sleep/wake cycle, they might turn on the light at the time they are supposed to awake in the morning.
Neonatal jaundice
: A special blue light, also called a "bili blanket," is installed in the newborn's crib within a week of birth. The child wears only a diaper in order to maximize skin exposure, and the perimeter of the crib is lined with protective material. The blue light stays over the child's crib until their skin returns to a normal color. Phototherapy is the frontline treatment for the most popular of newborn conditions.
: For scalp psoriasis, patients may be prescribed a handheld light therapy box for use at home. The patient steps into a fully lighted box, which is about the size of a telephone booth. Usually, however, the patient makes three to five visits per week to the doctor's office. The duration of treatment may last from several weeks to several months. Once the desired effects are achieved, the patient must make follow up appointments every month. Some patients may need to take a medication to sensitize their body to the light, or use a higher intensity of light for the treatment to be effective. One phototherapy machine to treat psoriasis is approved by the FDA
Seasonal affective disorder
: The patient purchases a specialized lamp or light box. Starting in the fall, the patient sits in front of the light box for at least 30 minutes per day. Phototherapy is one of the primary treatment options for non-suicidal individuals with SAD.
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