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A very short time ago while in the midst of preparing to open for our fifth season here at Hodgdon Island Inn (HII), Richard and I received a call out of the blue asking if we would be interested in selling the inn. Of course it took us by surprise and since we had no thought of doing so, politely turned it down. The prospective buyer, however, was very persistent, not to mention generous, and in the end made us an offer that we could not refuse. So on March 24, 2014 we will bid good-bye to our beloved HII and undertake the next phase of this wonderful adventure we're on! Richard and I are very grateful to all of you who helped to not only make our time here so much fun, but so successful as well.
We are sorry to say that the new owner has decided not to operate HII this coming season.
Should you be interested in where we end up in our search for a new B&B, we will be keeping the Hodgdon Island Inn BLOG updated as to what we're doing on our adventure. http://www.boothbaybb.com/blog
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When organizations first transition to a new way of doing business—an agile method such as Scrum, for instance—the best way to ease the disruption and fear that often accompany such change is to educate your employees. Certainly, presenting the shift transparently will minimize undue anxiety, but, moreover, providing training can be an empowering process that equips employees with the knowledge to excel in their new work environment.
In the case of Scrum, many organizations engage Certified Scrum Trainers to train employees in a public course setting or to deal with specific organizational challenges as an on-site coach. And while there are many training options readily available, they aren't cheap, nor is their instruction all of the same quality. When my company adopted Scrum, a portion of my team was sent to public ScrumMaster Certification (CSM) training with Danube Technologies. It was a great experience; all of us who attended felt that we'd learned a lot about Scrum and were armed with the kind of actionable knowledge we could take back to workplace and implement.
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The Princeton Review names The University of Arizona's Eller College of Management entrepreneurship program to its list of "Top 25 Most Entrepreneurial Undergraduate Schools in the Country"
The Eller College entrepreneurship program is the only school ranked in the top tier across all entrepreneurship rankings.
TUCSON, Ariz. – October 22, 2004 – The Princeton Review, in conjunction with Forbes.com, today announced the inaugural ranking of the Top 25 Most Entrepreneurial Colleges in the country. The Eller College of Management's McGuire Entrepreneurship Program at The University of Arizona appears on the list at #8.
The ranking identifies schools that show a commitment to creating programs to encourage young entrepreneurs on campus, as well as looking at how their alumni have fared in the real world. To identify the schools, The Princeton Review surveyed the colleges ranked in The Best 357 Colleges based on the type of on-campus entrepreneurial activities available, including mentoring, experiential learning, and campus clubs as well as the number of successful alumni entrepreneurs and industry/school partnerships.
Ken Smith, Interim Dean of the Eller College, commented, "What is truly exciting about this ranking announcement is that again, regardless of ranking criteria and methodology, The University of Arizona's entrepreneurship program is in the top tier. In fact, in a review of the five entrepreneurship rankings, The University of Arizona is the only school in the country with a top ranking in all five listings." Smith added, "Our program continues to make unique contributions to students in this ever-evolving field of business education. It is incredibly rewarding for all of us to see Karl Eller's vision for entrepreneurship education become a nationally-recognized reality."
In addition to this new ranking, the Karl Eller Center/McGuire Entrepreneurship Program was named #1 among public schools (#2 overall) in April by Entrepreneur magazine, the only measure of its kind in that it ranks entrepreneurship exclusively and does not consider other school disciplines, areas of focus, or reputation factors. The Eller College's undergraduate program in entrepreneurship was ranked #9 overall by U.S. News & World Report this fall, and #5 among public programs.
Robert Franek, Editorial Director of The Princeton Review, commented, "There are so many terrific colleges and universities that fall short when it comes to preparing their undergraduates for success in the real world that we were motivated to look at the characteristics of schools that celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit. The schools on this list all provide access to the critical training and experiences students will need to become tomorrow's business leaders."
Gary Libecap, professor and director of the Karl Eller Center and McGuire Entrepreneurship Program, was pleased to see the annual rankings reflect the quality of the program with its focus on marketplace innovation, knowledge transfer, experiential learning, and discipline-based entrepreneurship. In addition to its capstone business major, the Karl Eller Center provides opportunities for entrepreneurship education to students from virtually any campus discipline.
"We continue to give students a unique educational experience that helps them successfully launch businesses in the marketplace or hold leadership positions in larger firms," Libecap commented. "We are constantly evolving the experiential-based program approach to prepare students for the real-world business climate while helping them to achieve their personal vision of success."
For more details on these rankings, visit Forbes.com at www.forbes.com/entrepreneur; then visit www.princetonreview.com where you can view a more complete profile on each school.
The McGuire Center for Entrepreneurship is a National Model Program of the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship and is home to the McGuire Entrepreneurship Program, ranked the #2 public undergraduate and #1 public graduate program in the nation by Entrepreneur magazine and The Princeton Review. Established in 1984, it was one of the first university-based entrepreneurship centers in the country. Today, the Center offers entrepreneurship education for any graduate program at the University of Arizona and reaches more than 1,000 undergraduate students every semester. With courses in business, law, science, engineering, health, medicine, arts, and humanities, the McGuire Center advances the state and regional economy, advances entrepreneurship education nationwide, and teaches life-long problem solving for economic, social, scientific, and environmental progress.
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When it came time for the Mesa Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors to choose a new president and CEO, it certainly seemed like Sally Harrison would be the obvious choice.
She had, after all, already been the "acting" president for close to the past eight months, taking over on an interim basis after former President Peter Sterling fell ill with a brain tumor a year ago.
This month, Harrison became the official occupant of the position — the move came after a tumultuous year for the Chamber where Harrison was tabbed to help the Chamber stay the course as a business mainstay serving the East Valley's largest city.
To Harrison, it is a time to move the chamber forward with the challenges faced by a small staff, equivalent to about six-and-a-half employees.
"It's a busy time around here," Harrison said. "It's a great time around here."
Harrison said she intends to continue strengthening the membership roll of the chamber while using the programs created over the past year to enhance the value the chamber offers to its members.
"We just tightened up what we were giving to our members for the value of their memberships," Harrison said. "We know that our members have choices. There's other chambers and working groups that they can join. There are lots of ways people can spend their hard-earned money."
Much of Harrison's work, she said, is based on networking and creating connections among members and other business and civil leaders.
"People want to do business with people they know and that they've met and so the idea that when they join they find way to get involved right away, that's what we're looking for," Harrison said.
She also wants membership renewal to be a no-brainer — a given based on its value.
Harrison said she is building on the trend started by Sterling and that it was a trying time when he had to bow out due to his illness.
"We wanted to move forward," Harrison said. "We didn't want to drop any balls. We still had to continue to make sure our members were getting the value for their memberships they deserved."
Sterling called Harrison's appointment a "very good thing."
Sean Barry, the Chamber's director of communications who works closely with Harrison, commended the board's decision to have Harrison continue as the organizaton's point person.
"Sally's got a lot of contacts and she's got a great vision of what direction this chamber needs to go …. I think it's a great move for her and I think it's a great move for the chamber," Barry said. "It's going to be exciting."
Harrison said last year served largely as a "transitional year," considering the variety of business councils the chamber created, its staffing issues and a summer move to its current office.
"We'd like to hire more staff at some point ... because we have large goals to fulfill as far as making sure we're doing everything we can for our members," she said.
Barry said the continuity granted by Harrison's presence will help keep the ball rolling on the chamber's objectives.
"You never know what you're going to get when you bring in a new president," Barry said. "You just never do no matter how big the process is you go through to find somebody."
Beyond her chamber duties Harrison will watch her son leave for Marine Corps boot camp later this month, leaving her home empty, besides herself, for the first time.
"He's teasing me: 'Now, Mom, before I go you have to learn how to use the remote control,'" Harrison said.
Harrison said she is proud of her son, but also joked about the money she'll be saving by not having to feed him.
"The kid can eat — he's a big kid," Harrison said laughing. "He's 6 (-foot) 4 (-inches tall) and he works out like a madman everyday."
Harrison said she is optimistic about the 107-year-old chamber's future while staying the course.
"It was a challenging year for us. It worked. We made things happen and this year we want to build on that," she said. "We're not planning on making a bunch of changes."
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Update on the laws in the VZ national assembly that Chavez is pushing
Interesting comments out of Brazil yesterday on strengthening Mercosur by
creating an executive authority, which obviously Brazil will want to lead.
We are collecting info on this. As soon as I can carve out some time, I
will take Paulo*s past research and finally turn this into a piece for the
Mercosur summit next week
Discussion was put out late Friday on latest insight from VZ. Looking for
any further confirmation to this Iranian missile story. I can develop a
more in-depth piece based off that discussion on the cost of VZ
essentially selling its sovereignty to its allies in Cuba, Iran, China and
Follow-up to Brazil Favela crackdown - not time-sensitive. Will write
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of drug traffickers between favelas to the latam list.
Brazil jet fighter deal * Paulo will need to keep us updated on what*s
going on with the delays to this announcement and if there is any chance
the administration is bending to pressure from the air force
** MX prototypes * need more timely
** Annual forecast
** Keep checking Wikileaks for LatAm updates and send summaries with full
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VZ regime (in)stability * We are seeing a lot of sudden promotions by
presidential decree while getting insight on key figures (Diosdado Cabello
and Tomas Sanchez Rondon) who have fallen from grace. The line is being
drawn in the sand, and we expected this kind of reaction as the pressures
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fissures within the upper ranks of the military and govt.
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MERCOSUR - Mercosur summit next week * We need to figure out what, if
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Paraguay in return. What is the future of Mercosur, with VZ*s involvement
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more closely.
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reforms supplanted with insight on how the regime is planning on managing
any fallout from this plan. Have a source meeting on this tonight.
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Chavez fall.
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influence in VZ and the growing vulnerability of the VZ govt.
Paraguay * Allison has collected some in-depth insight on the security
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The latest smart phones and cellular devices require increasingly higher data throughput to deliver expected application experience and basic voice performance. This is especially true as the industry moves to an all IP network in the case of LTE. End-to-end IP data throughput testing is therefore a key performance test. This webcast describes the ten sequential steps to determine if devices deliver the required performance. It includes a discussion of the role of a base station emulator and an application PC server for executing tests in a bench top environment.
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Mobile phone and cellular data modem developers, cellular applications developers, engineers, technicians and test lab managers responsible for testing mobile phones.
Michael Lawton, Product Planner, and Marv Wagner, Wireless Applications Engineer, both of Agilent Technologies Inc.
Michael Lawtonis the lead Product Planning Engineer for the R&D business within the Mobile Broadband Operation of Agilent Technologies' Microwave Communications Division. This division is part of Agilent's Electronic Measurement Group. The Mobile Broadband Operation focuses on providing wireless test solutions for all phases in the product development lifecycle. In his current role he is focused on LTE test applications.
Michael began his career with HP/Agilent in 1992, working in Hewlett Packard Laboratories, Bristol (UK) working as a research engineer on a variety of wireless projects. In 1998, Michael moved to Ipswich and joined the Fiber Optic Product division where he held positions in both product and strategic marketing. In 2005 Michael moved to Edinburgh to take a marketing position within wireless test.
During his career Michael has been awarded 4 patents in the areas of wireless networking and fiber optic communications. He has also represented Agilent and served as chair for external groups developing both industry standards and multi-sourcing agreements.
Michael holds both a bachelor's degree (BEng) and a PhD in electrical engineering from the University of Bristol, UK.
Marv Wagneris a Wireless Applications Engineer for Agilent Technologies' Mobile Broadband Operation. He has instructed customers on methods and tools to test cell phones and data modems through all phases of development and manufacturing. He has authored numerous application notes and technical presentations to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of mobile phone test.
Marv holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Utah. He has worked for Hewlett-Packard and later Agilent Technologies as an RF Hardware Designer, Application Developer and R&D Project Manager for development of Agilent's Wireless Communications Test Sets that are used for developing and manufacturing mobile phones. He currently lives in Spokane Washington.


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TOKYO (MacHouse) – If you live in the U.S., Julian Assange is by and large portrayed as the enemy of the state. If you live anywhere else, editor in chief for whistleblower website WikiLeaks, may be regarded as symbol of freedom of press. Personally, I would join the latter group since I currently don't live in the U.S. Nonetheless, I know as a fact that there's nobody else who has made more news for CBS Evening News, which I watch every day on the Internet, in the past several weeks than did Mr. Assange.
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So who is your person of the year? Time Magazine has chosen Mark Zuckerberg as their Person of Year 2010, according to their website. I don't agree or don't agree personally. They can pick anyone they think is appropriate. All I can say is that I have never seen so many comments against one article anywhere else. A majority of people who posted a comment seem to choose Julian Assange as their Person of Year 2010.
One person writes
Julian Assange should have won. Period. He clearly took first in your poll and above that what he did something that going to change the world. Why did you need to waste everyone time with a poll when all you did was picked the one you thought would benefit you most.
Facebook is cool and all, but Mark Zuckerberg didn't give up didn't give up the rest of his life so the world would always have a weapon to fight censorship, ignorance. Julian Assange is a hero and he will go down in history as such.
I no longer use Time Magizine to provide me with accurate non-bias information.You are cowards that obviously picked the easy route instead of standing up for what was right.
Another person writes
I can't believe it!!!! What a shame! Come on Time!!! You had the possibility to make an hero be face of the year!
Julian Assange had to be that person. Zuckerberg was just someone stealing someone else idea.
So you voted for someone who succeded not for his own skills.
This is really ridiculous.
Wikileaks can change the world in better and u are missing this chance.
On the other hand, there are people including one who writes
Why is everyone so upset that this young man received this award? Are you all jealous? What is it? He is only 19 for crying out loud. If he can do this at 19, all I'm saying is that we should give him a break, if he can connect the world to befriend one another via the internet like he has, perhaps one day he will accomplish something even greater. Who knows? And if he doesn't, so what? I enjoy the games, don't you? and if you don't, do you chat with friends on Facebook? If not, you should give it a try sometime. It's fun, I've found so many of my old friends on here, and met so many new ones. Mark Zuckerberg has not just created a toy for us to play with, he has created a tool for us to utilize, to learn with. How we use it, is up to us. Think about it.
Happy Holidays to all of you in Facebook and TIME land. Smile
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Last year, I was very shocked when U.S. President Barrack Obama was awarded Nobel Peace Prize. This year, I'm very shocked to find out that a lot of people are going against Time Maganize's Person of the Year.


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Tuesday is the anniversary of the death of legendary folk singer and rabble-rouser Pete Seeger, and over the weekend I pulled out my banjo to go over some of the lesser-known songs he once sang. Pete Seeger's half sister Peggy is a folk musician in her own right, and one of her gems looks at what discourages women from becoming scientists and engineers. Read More
Seeking Stories of Abuse of Open Records Laws
December 11th, 2014
Have you or your university or government colleagues been targeted with intrusive federal or state Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests? If so, I'd like to hear from you. Read More
More High Profile FOIA Requests at the University of Virginia
June 10th, 2014
The University of Virginia is facing another high-profile open records request, this time from LGBT rights organizers on the political left. Fortunately, UVa has set a highly visible precedent in terms of how it should respond to a Freedom of Information Act request, and has a Virginia Supreme Court decision to back it up. Read More
Virginia Supreme Court Unanimously Supports Academic Freedom at the University of Virginia
April 17th, 2014
The Supreme Court of Virginia today found unanimously in favor of the University of Virginia in its attempt to protect its employees from unwarranted intrusions into their privacy through the commonwealth's Freedom of Information Act (VFOIA). In doing so, the Court rebuffed efforts by the American Tradition Institute (ATI) to gain access to the private correspondence of UVa researchers. The Court's decision signals to scientists at public universities that the pursuit of scientific knowledge will be protected in Virginia, no matter how their research results might be received. Read More
A Conspiracy Theory Researcher Falls Victim to Conspiracy Theories: Intimidated Journal to Retract Lewandowsky Paper
March 21st, 2014
A social science journal will soon retract a paper not because the research is flawed but because the journal fears being exposed to legal risks under antiquated (and since corrected) British libel law, according to Desmogblog and the paper's lead author. Such a retraction would reflect badly on the journal and may set a terrible precedent. Papers should be withdrawn based on significant concerns with the quality of the research, not based on threats.
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Recap: Virginia Supreme Court Hearing on FOIA, Scientific Research, and Michael Mann
January 9th, 2014
Emblazoned on the facade of the Virginia State Library, and steps from the commonwealth's capitol and Supreme Court are the following words of the state's most prominent former resident, Thomas Jefferson: "Reason and free inquiry are the only effectual agents against error. They are the natural enemies of error and of error only." This was the setting for the second trip in as many years by the University of Virginia and climate scientist Dr. Michael Mann to the commonwealth's highest court. Read More
Preview of Thursday's VA Supreme Court Hearing: University of Virginia v. American Tradition Institute
January 7th, 2014
UPDATE: I have now posted a recap of the January 9 hearing.
On Thursday, the Virginia Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the American Tradition Institute's lawsuit seeking the private correspondence of climate scientist Michael Mann and dozens of other scientists. UCS and several other scientific and educational organizations argue that granting this access would damage scientists' ability to communicate frankly and openly with their peers, and to explore new ideas free from harassment. Read More
Can Attacking Scientists Be a Political Liability?
November 6th, 2013
Politicians attack scientists to score points with voters and their backers, whether it's members of Congress attacking individual government grantees or belittling scientists whose research undermines their legislative priorities. It got so bad that UCS put out a guide for scientists who find their work under an unusual amount of scrutiny (still a good idea to take a look before you're in that situation). But yesterday's election in Virginia may showcase how these sorts of attacks can backfire, making a candidate look extreme and out of touch. Read More
The Complicated Issues Behind the Manslaughter Convictions of Italian Scientists
October 29th, 2012
There's been a lot in the news and a considerable amount of discussion since my post last week about the Italian scientists convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to jail in connection with the April 2009 earthquake that killed more than 300 people in the Italian city of L'Aquila. And like many situations with extraordinary complexity, some of the reporting has been incomplete.
I'd like to share what we've learned in the interim that casts additional light on the situation, and some lessons that we may take away from this tragedy when it comes to ensuring that scientists continue to share their expertise with the public and that governments are able to effectively communicate about and manage low-probability, high-risk situations. Read More
Italian Scientists Jailed for Failing to Predict Earthquake
October 22nd, 2012
In a decision that is sending shockwaves through the earth sciences community, an Italian court has sentenced six scientists to six years in jail for failing to accurately predict an earthquake. This is an absurd and dangerous decision that U.S. officials should rebuke, and Italian President Giorgio Napolitano should overturn. Read More


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House of Representatives Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) has released more details of the House Republican leadership proposal to cut SNAP (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as the food stamp program), by at least $40 billion over ten years — double the cut in the House Agriculture Committee farm bill and almost nine times the SNAP cut in the Senate-passed farm bill.. The proposal is expected to go to the House floor in coming days.
The proposal incorporates all of the SNAP cuts and other nutrition provisions of the farm bill that House leaders sought unsuccessfully to pass in June, which would cut $20.5 billion from SNAP over ten years. It also adds new provisions designed to cut at least another $20 billion in benefits, primarily by eliminating states' ability to secure waivers for high-unemployment areas from SNAP's austere rule that limits benefits for jobless adults without children to just three months out of every three years.
Just how soon the Republican proposal on food stamps will be brought to the floor is in doubt, however, because of the aforementioned debate on Syria. Without real resolve to deal with the nutrition title in the farm bill by House Republicans soon, the can will be kicked down the road, and another extension will be required by the end of September.


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Monday Horoscopes
- ARIES: March 21st - April 19th
Your coals have been smoldering for a while, and there is a great deal of smoke pouring from your blackened embers, Aries. The good news is that there's apt to be a great gust of wind today, acting as the catalyst that ignites the flames. You've provided the heat and the fuel. The missing element of air is finally coming your way, so be prepared. The fire is apt to heat up quickly. - TAURUS: April 20th - May 20th
Be wary of big promises today, Taurus. This could be one of those days when people are more likely to take a gamble because they're unrealistic about how things are going to work out. Don't be surprised if the stock market jumps as a result of the dollar signs that people imagine. It will be hard for others to resist when people receive promises of a big payoff. - GEMINI: May 21st - June 21st
Feel free to go shopping for yourself, Gemini. While you're at it, you might as well pick up some things for others, too. You're apt to be in tune with the pleasant spirit of the people around you. On the other hand, if they're being especially negative or cranky, don't hesitate to just go elsewhere. Unfortunately, that may be easier said than done. - CANCER: June 22nd - July 22nd
You're likely to gravitate toward those who can put on a show and carry your imagination to a far-off land today, Cancer. Look for this quality in others instead of turning to the TV to satisfy this need. If you aren't careful, you may end up a couch potato all day, without talking to anyone. Take note that real life is much more enriching that anything that could come over the airwaves. - LEO: July 23rd - August 22nd
Connect with those who carry you upward and encourage your fantasies today instead of those who try to bring you down to reality, Leo. There's a need for you to shine more brightly than usual, and there's no reason why this wish shouldn't be granted. Everything will work out splendidly for you as long as you align yourself with admirable people and noble causes, so go for it. - VIRGO: August 23rd - September 22nd
You're likely now on the brink of completing a major move of some sort. Your first reaction may be to sit in solitary deliberation as you wrestle with the pros and cons of each piece of the situation. Try not to overload your head with too many details. Look at the overall picture. Perhaps you will find the answer you seek on a walk. During that time you can clear your head of unnecessary clutter. - LIBRA: September 23rd - October 22nd
This is one of those days when you will be walking along and all of a sudden hear a street performer playing music. Suddenly your feet start to move and soon you're dancing. You find yourself boogying down the rest of the road. It won't take much to get you grooving. Once you start, it may be hard for you to stop. Go with it! - SCORPIO: October 23rd - November 21st
Don't take things that don't belong to you, Scorpio. Your penetrating eyes are apt to spot things that are easily pocketed, even though you know deep down that those things aren't meant for you to keep. Your imagination might try to convince you that it's OK to pull such sneaky maneuvers, and you may be tempted. Don't deceive yourself. - SAGITTARIUS: November 22nd - December 21st
Try not to think too much about what is "supposed" to happen next, Sagittarius. The truth of the matter is that things don't necessarily work out the way they're planned, so don't count on something that has no guarantee of coming to fruition. Stick to your own way of doing things and try not to get too hung up on the results. The key now is to enjoy the process. - CAPRICORN: December 22nd - January 19th
Water your plants today and make sure they're getting enough light, Capricorn. If you don't have any plants, take this opportunity to go to the nursery and pick up a couple for your home or office. Nourish the organic things in your life to help remind you of your own roots, which are extremely important for you right now. Sink deep into the earth in order to understand the environment around you. - AQUARIUS: January 20th - February 18th
You're on a roll today, Aquarius. Don't let other people's insecurities or shallow understanding about an issue get in the way of your progress. There's a distinct advantage to the way you approach things. Feel free to exert your will on those who need strong direction. If you're confident about the answer, don't be shy about saying so. If people don't like the way you're leading, they don't need to follow. - PISCES: February 19th - March 20th
You may be wondering whose shoulder you should cry on, Pisces. Usually yours is the shoulder that everyone else likes to use. The collar of your shirt is probably soaking wet by now, thanks to all the tears that have spilled on you. Your compassion for others is definitely one of your biggest strengths, but be aware of the fact that it can also be one of your biggest weaknesses.
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Measurements: Lens width: 63mm, bridge: 19mm, temple length: 140mm
Material: Acetate and monel
Brand: Karen Walker Sunglasses
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Since launching her eponymous brand in 1988, New Zealand-based fashion designer Karen Walker has won the hearts and minds of many fashionistas with her chic sunglasses collection. Walker juxtaposes opposites — masculine and feminine, luxurious and casual, edgy and sweet — to create shades that vary from boho-retro to elegant and avant-garde. The popular Helter Skelter design, for example, comes in classic tortoiseshell for an everyday casual look, and in black and gold metal for mysterious Hollywood glamour. Walker takes a similar approach to her Perfect Day cat-eye sunglasses, Deep Freeze wayfarers, and oversize frames. In addition to sunglasses, Walker designs women's clothing, jewelry, and — for good measure — home accessories that have earned her accolades from the likes of Vogue, InStyle, and Nylon.


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GoNintendo Podcast Webisode 414: The Show We Almost Lost Forever
Out of all the podcasts we've done for GoNintendo, this is the closest we've come to losing an entire episode. Everything went wrong all at once. The cat screwed up our regular recording and Spreecast had major issues during the show. It took way too many hours to salvage this show, which features audio straight from the Spreecast video. My apologies for the big hiccup this week. Let's hope all goes well next time.


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Walnut Coffee Table
Here is a new piece I am adding to my collation. A solid walnut coffee table with the natural beauty of liveing edge top
Pedestal Table
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Just for fun. Ash 24" round pedestal table with wood tablecloth
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Girls Soccer: Lincoln-Way North clips Mother McAuley, moves on to supersectional
By Steve Millar For Sun-Times Media May 30, 2014 7:50PM
Lincoln-Way North's Bethany Dombkowski (00) makes a diving save on a shot by McAuley's Emily Rappold (16) in Tinley Park Friday, May, 30, 2014. | Jim Boyce/For Sun-Times Media
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Updated: July 2, 2014 2:35PM
Mother McAuley was not the opponent Lincoln-Way North expected to see in Friday's Class 3A Andrew Sectional championship, but the Phoenix wasn't about to take the 14th-seeded Mighty Macs lightly.
"They're not really a 14 seed," North coach Mike Murphy said. "We stressed that all week in practice. We took this game seriously. We wanted to make this one of the best teams in school history, and we'd never won a sectional in 3A before. We had one in 2A, and this was our chance to make history and win our first in 3A."
In a span of just over a minute, the top-seeded Phoenix effectively put a stop to McAuley's Cinderella run. Tasha Fields and Kelsey McInturff scored 67 seconds apart in the first half and Lincoln-Way North went on to a 3-0 win in Tinley Park.
North (21-3-1) will take on Lyons, which beat the Phoenix 1-0 earlier in the season, in Tuesday's Lewis Supersectional.
McAuley (7-10-3) had upset Andrew, Marist and Sandburg to reach the title game, but couldn't get anything going against a Phoenix defense that recorded its 15th shutout of the season.
North got on the board off a deep throw-in in the 15th minute. Valen Manns' throw was headed by Bianca Galassini, chipped ahead by Rachel Pappas and found its way to the foot of Fields, who hammered the ball home.
"It was a great team play," Fields said. "I just hit it in."
The goal energized the Phoenix.
"It pumped us up," Manns said. "We said 'If we can score on goal that easy, we can do it again.' "
They did, again off a Manns throw that led to a scramble in the box, where McInturff tapped it in.
North showed off its depth, as Fields and McInturff both came off the bench to score.
"We've had good teams in the past, but we haven't had a lot of people coming off the bench," Murphy said. "With this team, I had seven subs coming in and we never dropped off."
The Mighty Macs' best chance to score came 17 minutes into the second half. Claire Shannon's cross deflected off a North defender and the ball rolled toward the goal line. Phoenix goalie Bethany Dombkowski was able to dive and get her fingertips on the ball to push it away.
Pappas added the exclamation point, scoring with 6:18 to go.
Erica Horn made seven saves for McAuley.
"We made it further than anyone thought we would," McAuley's Emily Rappold said. "We won McAuley's first regional title in a long time (since 2008). We're happy and proud."
North hopes to make its first trip to state after its 2012 supersectional appearance ended with a heartbreaking overtime loss to Normal U-High.
"We're really excited to get another chance," Lexi Cesario said. "We're hoping this time it'll be our year."


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mini caramel apples
These teeny caramel apples from Sunset magazine are a lot easier to eat than the full size ones! The mini apple spheres are actually made with a melon baller and the recipe includes instructions to make a homemade caramel coating. I would probably just use the caramel apple dip in the produce section from the grocery store that we use to make the typical caramel apples. I'm sure that lollipop sticks could be substituted if there are no appropriate twigs to be found! Fall colored sprinkles, nuts or granola add a pretty finishing touch.
Mini Caramel Apples
3/4 cup light corn syrup
1 cup sugar
1/2 cup unsalted butter
About 1 1/4 cups heavy whipping cream, divided
1/2 cup chopped toasted pecans
1/2 cup mini chocolate chips
1/2 cup decorative mini orange candies
2 large red apples
About 20 slender but sturdy food-safe twigs, such as magnolia twigs, or craft sticks
1. Heat corn syrup, sugar, butter, and 3/4 cup plus 2 tbsp. cream in a 3-qt. saucepan over medium-high heat until mixture reaches 275° on a candy thermometer*, about 15 minutes, stirring often with the thermometer or a wooden spoon once it starts to brown. While caramel boils, prepare the remaining ingredients (you'll need to have everything ready before beginning step 3).
2. Grease a baking sheet and set aside. Put nuts, chocolate chips, and candies on individual plates and set aside. Using a 1-in. melon baller, cut apples into balls (you should get 8 to 10 from each apple). Push thickest end of a twig into each apple ball through skin side to center. Set on paper towels to absorb moisture.
3. Remove caramel from heat when at 275° and pour in remaining 1/4 cup cream, stirring until very smooth (it will come together after about 1 minute) and being careful of any splattering caramel.
4. Dip apple balls into caramel, making sure caramel comes over edges of skin and letting excess drip off. Dip bottom of each ball into either nuts, chocolate chips, or candies, then set on the baking sheet to cool.
*You'll need an accurate candy thermometer. Check it by immersing in boiling water; it should read 212°. If it's a few degrees too high or low, cook the caramel to a corresponding few degrees more or less. If it's way off, get a new thermometer.
Make ahead: Chill until ready to serve, up to 3 hours ahead. Serve at room temperature.


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Not yet because it's not ready for the complete unveiling. I'll get some up as soon as I finish though, I promise!
I think Tanner should go as Tigger so he'll be great at bouncing by the time his sugar high hits from all that candy! And don't be too upset that Parker isn't a true Disney character this year, his Jedi can still count like you said!


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Passed in April 2012, Bill C-19 is principally known for eliminating the registration of non-restricted rifles and shotguns. This Bill went much farther in weakening gun control in Canada however, eliminating the mandatory validation of licences before firearms sales as well as the obligation for gun dealers to maintain records of sales. Here you will find the background on Bill C-19, as well as briefs and releases from a variety of public health and safety experts and concerned Canadians against this Bill.
- Click here to learn about Bill C-19 (Ending the Long-gun Registry Act)
- Click here for the Coalition for Gun Control's submission on Bill C-19
- Click here to find out how the legislative changes weaken our protections
- Click here to read the Firearms Act (Revised April 5, 2012)


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Gilda on the Beach
Rome, 00050, Italy
The downtown location of Gilda is considered among the best nightclubs in the city. Like many competitors, the owners of Gilda open a beachside version of the club from May to September. In the coastal area of Fregene, 24-miles outside the center of town, patrons can enjoy outdoor volleyball, a private beach, swimming pool, cabins for overnight stays, and four dance floors. A restaurant serving uncomplicated plates like fried calamari and spaghetti with clams, as well as a pizzeria are among the dining options. A beachside bar with famous DJs is also open.
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With the beach and a swimming pool on-site, it's not uncommon for patrons to wear their swimmsuits.
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- Food Served
- Handicapped Accessible
- Live Music
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You are looking for a light and fluffy dessert that is easy to make, too? Then you have come to the right place! I love this recipe and also use it as a filling for yogurt tarts. It's a great alternative to the super sweet and fat dessert crèmes and mousse.
Give it a try!
Recipe for 6-8 servings
1 1/4 cup whipped cream
2 cups plain non-fat or low fat yogurt
Stevia or other sweetener
8 sheets of white gelatine, soaked
1/3 cup buttermilk
1/3 cup fruit juice, choose your favorite flavor
Soak gelatin leaves in cold water and whip cream using a handheld or tabletop mixer.
Heat up the fruit juice using a small pot or the microwave. Squeeze most of the water out of the gelatine and dissolve it in the warm juice. Let the juice cool for a little while.
Add whipped cream, butermilk and yogurt to a mixing bowl. Sweeten to taste. If juice gelatine mix has cooled to a hand luke temp add it to the bowl. Stir continuously when add the liquid. The liquid shouldn't be too hot preventing the whipped cream to collapse.
Now pour the dessert in individual glasses or use it a filling for a fruit tart.
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Total unemployment in the UK is currently 4.78 million, close to double the headline unemployment figure, says new TUC analysis.
Wages across the UK have seen one of the largest falls in the European Union during the austerity-driven downturn, official figures suggest.
The following advertisement recently appeared in my local newspaper. 'Female carer required to support client with all aspects of personal care in own home. Five calls a day between 7am and 10pm over 7days. Driver preferred. £6.75 an hour, 16-20 hours a week.'
The Coalition Government faced calls to ban controversial zero-hours contracts, as protests against their introduction mushroomed this weekend.
The TUC has put forward five key priorities for the next two years in its campaign plan published today (1May).
Trade unions are unimpressed by the 'aspirational' rhetoric of Chancellor George Osborne, saying that hard budget facts undermine his claims.
BBC journalists have agreed to a corporation-wide 'work to rule' and strike action over compulsory redundancies imposed by the Corporation.
Over 400,000 people are set to spend their second successive Christmas on the dole according to new research published by the Trades Union Congress.
British state plans to force unemployed people to look for work online and monitor them while they do so have been widely condemned. Privacy will be invaded, crime boosted and poor and disabled people victimised.


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Lockport postcards topic of upcoming presentation
BY: Community Papers of WNY Staff | January 14, 2013
Niagara County History Center is pleased to welcome Ann Marie Linnabery who will present a program and book signing entitled, "Historic Lockport Postcards," at 2 p.m. on Jan. 24.
At the turn-of-the-20th century, postcards were the equivalent of today's email, text message or tweet. Postcards were relatively inexpensive and were fun to read and send.
Postcards were all the rage 100 years ago and still fascinate people today. Niagara County History Center recognized this interest and has produced a full-color publication of postcards from their collection entitled, "Historic Postcards of Lockport, NY." All of the images in the book are from Lockport's distant and recent past.
This publication was researched and edited by Ann Marie Linnabery, the Assistant Director/Education Coordinator at the History Center of Niagara County since 2004.
She has a M.A. in American History from SUNY/Buffalo (1992), with an emphasis on the social, religious and political history of Western New York state in 19th century. During the past 24 years, Linnabery has held positions with the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site, the Castellani Art Museum and the Western New York Association of Historical Agencies. She is also a past trustee of the Old Fort Niagara Association and has more than 30 years of volunteer experience at several museums in Erie and Niagara Counties.
This is a free, public program. Books are priced at $15.95 and are available at the History Center, Erie Canal Discovery Center or online at NiagaraHistory.org.
For more information call the History Center at 434-7433.
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This week, South Park fans have more to look forward to than just the premiere of new episodes for the back half of Season 13 on Comedy Central. South Park Let's Go Tower Defense Play will join LucasArts' Lucidity on the Xbox Live Marketplace this Wednesday, both carrying an 800 MSP ($10) price tag.
As the name implies, South Park on XBLA will be a tower-defense-style action strategy game. Players can assume the role of series maybe-protagonists Cartman, Stan, Kyle, and Kenny, who can be controlled manually to further bolster the defenses of 11 multistage maps. The game features 16 different enemy types, ranging from hippies to cows to underpants gnomes, and is rated M for Mature.
Those looking for more of an E for Everyone game may be interested in Lucidity, a puzzle-platformer from LucasArts. The game sees a Little Red Riding Hood-looking child named Sofi attempting to reach her Nana by navigating a variety of dreamscape environments. Sofi remains in perpetual motion as the 2D levels progress, and gamers are also charged with collecting a number of difficult-to-reach objects dispersed throughout the levels.


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Mastronardi had a settlement with Enza Zaden with respect to distribution rights, Mastronardi said, but he could not confirm whether that meant the company would be able to source its seeds through a supplier other than Westgro.
In the trademark case, Westgro originally accused Mastronardi of fraud on the U.S. Trademark Office and of applying for a trademark for a variety name, which cannot legally hold a trademark.
However, Westgro also applied for a trademark on the name itself.
"Here's a company accusing us of something when it's something they did themselves," Mastronardi said. "You can't call the kettle black."
As part of its defense against Westgro, Mastronardi alleged Westgro "no longer will be able to sell and distribute Campari tomato seeds," after Dec. 31, the date Westgro's former agreement with Enza Zaden was set to expire. Mastronardi was asking for the case to be suspended until that date, after which Westgro would not have the legal standing to argue the trademark.
"'Standing' is the principle that parties to an action must have a real interest in the outcome and are not mere intermeddlers," Gingrich said, with counsel from the company's attorneys. "Westgro has a real interest in whether Mastronardi may assert the color of legal authority associated with its trademark registration."
Mastronardi's motion to suspend was not considered by the trademark board.
As of Oct. 15, the latest movement in the case was Mastronardi's Aug. 24 response to Westgro's request for summary judgment, followed by Westgro's Sept. 11 statement in support of its motion.
The request for summary judgment, which Westgro filed in March after two rounds of Mastronardi-requested extensions, focuses on only one fact in the case: that Campari is the name of a plant varietal and cannot be a trademark name, whether by Mastronardi or by Westgro itself.
By requesting summary judgment, Westgro ignores the other issues in its original petition to cancel, including the alleged fraud, in hopes that the single issue will be enough to cancel the trademark.
Gingrich said Mastronardi Produce, Eurofresh Farms Inc., Willcox, Ariz.; Village Farms, Eatontown, N.J., and a small grower — Delta, British Columbia-based Windset Farms — are the sole growers of Campari as of Oct. 1, and there are no plans for change.


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Sep 19th 2009 5:03PM HoP does indeed protect from fall damage. As I have been using it as my default "omg I'm about to be a pancake" button for the last two years, I can gaurantee it. Infact, my priest buddy got his "Going Down?" achievement by me casting it on him. Granted, I miss-clicked the first time and sent him plummeting to his doom with Hand of Freedom on, but he eventually forgave me.
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Nintendo of America is replacing faulty versions of Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess on Wii, after a glitch that stops gamers from finishing the game was discovered, internet reports suggest.
Unfortunate gamers found themselves trapped in a room (the one with the giant cannon) after triggering an error in the game caused by saving at that point. In said room, you are required to warp to continue your adventure, but the game won't allow you to transform into Link's wolf form and activate the warp process. Gamers would be forced to start again from the beginning (or a previous save).
Gaming website, gamersquad, reports that NOA is offering fixed replacement discs to anyone concerned about the glitch. However, Nintendo UK has told CVG that it has "not had official confirmation" of a replacement service having been set up.
There is also no official acknowledgement of the glitch effecting UK (PAL) versions of the game, or a service being planned for this territory.
This is not the first glitch to have plagued Link's latest adventure, with a previously-discovered bug, which is also caused by saving at a particular point, forcing gamers to start from the beginning.
We suggest you swap between two save slots as you work your way through the game, as a fail-safe. That way you'll only have to go back to your previous save rather than the very beginning of the 40+ hour game. Having said that though three of us on CVG finished the game without any problems.


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Greek. Norse. Atlantis Discovered. By Dominic Utton The fabled "Lost City" of Atlantis is one of mankind's greatest and most enduring mysteries.
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Apple and Samsung Both Get South Korea Bans
Thats one way.. (216 comments)
to stop the patent wars! Ban everybody!
Announcing: Slashdot Deals - Explore geek apps, games, gadgets and more. (what is this?)
We are sorry to see you leave - Beta is different and we value the time you took to try it out. Before you decide to go, please take a look at some value-adds for Beta and learn more about it. Thank you for reading Slashdot, and for making the site better!
Thats one way.. (216 comments)
to stop the patent wars! Ban everybody!
Re:great to see a UI centered on most user needs (81 comments)
Agree, and he's done a great job with Cinnamon. I hope he doesn't suffer from burnout. Trying to do all that while doing the coding must be a lot of work!
Re:linux for dummies (449 comments)
> They don't care that linux users will move on to other distributions.
Why other distros? An alternative desktop environment is at fingertip reach...just an apt-get away.
Re:Open format? (416 comments)
epub is open but the DRM used in them may not be.
i'll do my own tests (297 comments)
i won't be taking TomsHardware's word for it since I run Linux and they didn't even bother testing with it. but it does motivate me to perform my own checks. memory usage and sluggishness were the reasons i ditched firefox for chromium last year.
One word a minute (146 comments)
And twitter users think they have problems with 140 characters.
At one word a minute, you get to really think about what you are gonna say.
Epub is the standard for digital books (76 comments)
It makes me sad that Amazon don't support it natively.
Re:There will be no GNOME 4. (378 comments)
the answer to your questions is extensions.gnome.org
I hated gnome shell until this site came online. Distros will fix the gnome usability issues as usual - give it some time.
"and a Siri board member" (800 comments)
Stopped reading after that
Re:WebOS is staying on my TouchPad (96 comments)
and it will continue to do so until you update webos - 3.02 came with a lot of essential performance fixes, i hated it until i updated.
Re:WebOS is staying on my TouchPad (96 comments)
Yeah, and the T&C screen didn't allow wifi connections via captive portal or enterprise-wpa with certificates. (webos does allow these once you get past the initial screen). i ended up making my android phone a wifi hotspot to get past the initial screen
Re:Finally (247 comments)
or...just in time for one raspberry pi per child!
Option to connect to an old-school TV (349 comments)
First time I've heard this mentioned. This really is the successor to the BBC Micro!
"Something we didn't realize is that Raspberry Pi not only intend to make this PC work through a HDMI and DVI connection, they also want it plugged into old analog TVs just like kids managed with in the 80s. It also means you don't need an up-to-date display in order to start playing with this device"
Here's his message to the mailing list (49 comments)
I have loved all the years that I have been a developer and architect
for Scientific Linux, but it is time for me to move on. I have accepted
a job offer from Red Hat to work on their new openshift project.
( https://www.redhat.com/openshift/ )
My last day working for Fermilab, and on the Scientific Linux project
will be September 2, 2011.
Thank you to everyone who has encouraged, thanked, and helped me over
the past 8 years that I have worked on Scientific Linux. I have said it
before, and I'll say it now, The Scientific Linux community is one of
the best communities there is.
"No ecosystem" (280 comments)
HP have inadvertently discovered how to create huge demand and massive customer base overnight: find the right price point and lots of publicity
Re:Rollback system changes (198 comments)
Snapshot takes minimal disk space compared to a backup. Plus you would need to backup the entire / tree to rollback changes made by a yum update.
Rollback system changes (198 comments)
Does this mean we are a step closer to the possibility of snapshotting system states and rolling back to before a bunch of updates were installed?
Re:No buttons, no deal (93 comments)
wouldn't a bluetooth hand-held controller remedy that problem?
ARM and AMD (70 comments)
Speaking to EE Times during a discussion of ARM's first quarter financial results CEO Warren East said: "AMD is a successful company selling microprocessors. ARM is in the business of licensing microprocessor designs. It is perfectly natural that we should have been trying to sell microprocessor designs to AMD for about the last ten years. Hitherto we haven't been successful." East also said: "AMD has signaled they are going through a rethink of their strategy, and that must provide a heightened opportunity for ARM. They might use ARM microprocessors in the future and you've got to expect that we would be trying to persuade them of that." http://www.eetimes.com/electronics-news/4215518/ARM-working-on-AMD-to-drop-x86
Re:is this the one? (174 comments)
he must be a friend of this guy as he traceroutes to google and declares "here you have it, 10 people are currently using google", without a hint of irony. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXmv8quf_xM


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You can't spend a minute in Providence's fashion scene without running into LuLu Locks. Over the course of a week, the red-haired dynamo can be found doing everything from shooting vintage-inspired photos at her business Providence Pinup to coloring hair at her salon Suite Tart to teaching a class on how to perfect a beehive hairstyle. The beauty entrepreneur also hosts themed parties for traveling club Chifferobe, works at StyleWeek and serves as an educator for hair brand AlfaParf Milano.
Locks, who lives in Cranston with her wife, Kathy Gearon, is a performance artist, too. Last year, she cut artist Dawn Kasper's hair as part of an installation at the Whitney Biennial and on Wed., Oct. 9 she'll perform a one-woman show at the RISD Museum about her journey toward transformation.
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It's a little bit vintage, a little bit rock 'n' roll, Locks says of the look she put together for our photo shoot. Think Debbie Harry meets Joan from "Mad Men."
Vintage Dress: Locks describes this garment as a " '70s secretary dress." She loves the print, silhouette and structured fabric of the eBay find. "I'm always wearing vintage," she says. "It's part of my brand, part of my personality."
Nine West Heels: Studded shoes — these are from the early 2000s — add a little edge to the look.
Vintage Necklace: She inherited this statement necklace from her grandmother. Locks tries to wear a family heirloom every time she does a public appearance or interview.
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