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Sonata Software
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Sonata Software, headquartered in Bangalore, India, is a leading IT consulting and services company. Sonata's customers are located across the US, Europe, Middle East and the Asia-Pacific region. Its portfolio of services includes IT Consulting, Product Engineering Services, Travel Solutions, Application Development, Application Management, Managed Testing, Business Intelligence, Infrastructure Management and Packaged Applications. As per the industry rankings released by NASSCOM for 2008-09, Sonata Software figured among the Top 20 IT Software Services Exporters in India for the second consecutive year. Sonata Software has also been ranked Global #2 in the 2008 Top Ten ESO: Outsourced Software Development in The Black Book of Outsourcing.
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Internationalization of Java / J2EE Applications | August 2010
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Sonata Develops Web Site For Retail Estate | February 2010
Accessing Information On Mobile Devices | February 2010
Podcast On Performance And Data Management | January 2010
Towards Developing Secure Web Applications | June 2009
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Richard Kadrey - Devil Said Bang
Oct 4 2012 7:30 pm
Colfax Avenue: Richard Kadrey will read from and sign his highly anticipated new Sandman Slim novel Devil Said Bang (HarperVoyager). Kadrey's Sandman Slim—a.k.a. James Stark—is, quite simply, one of the most outrageous uber-anti-heroes ever to kick serious butt on this or any other world or dimension. In his previous three adventures—Sandman Slim, Kill the Dead, and Aloha from Hell—Stark has fled Hell for California, taken on angels, demons, outlaw bikers, zombies, covert government operatives, and all manner of monsters, while saving humankind from total annihilation on numerous occasions. But in Devil Said Bang, he finally assumes the role he was destined for: as the new Lucifer, ruler of the Underworld. Can't make it to the signing? Request an autographed copy here: firstname.lastname@example.com |
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Robust impact design of steel and composite building structures: the alternate load path approach ; ; Demonceau, Jean-François et al in Proceeding of the IABSE Workshop - Safety, Robustness and Condition Assessments of Structures (in press) Vulnerability of structures to progressive collapse and mitigation of the effects of local damages are topics widely discussed. The studies worldwide carried out allowed identifying different design ... [more ▼] Vulnerability of structures to progressive collapse and mitigation of the effects of local damages are topics widely discussed. The studies worldwide carried out allowed identifying different design strategies. However, specific knowledge is still limited and this gap is apparent in codes of practice. A European project focusing on robustness of steel and steel and concrete composite structures regarding the effects of impact recently started combining the 2 methods of residual strength and alternate load path. In the framework of the project activities, the Authors aimed their studies on the redundancy of the structure through slab-beam-systems and ductile joint as well as on the local behaviour of the impacted members. For this analytical, numerical and experimental investigations have been planned and executed. The paper describes the experimental activities related to the investigations on the structural redundancy and presents the preliminary test outcomes. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 32 (4 ULg)Reduced Order Analysis of Aeroelastic Systems with Freeplay using an Augmented Modal Basis ; ; Dimitriadis, Grigorios in Journal of Aircraft (in press) Freeplay in aircraft control surface actuators is a common source of nonlinearity that can cause undesirable aeroelastic phenomena and, as a consequence, certification authorities place strict limits on ... [more ▼] Freeplay in aircraft control surface actuators is a common source of nonlinearity that can cause undesirable aeroelastic phenomena and, as a consequence, certification authorities place strict limits on the size of the deadband gaps of actuators. In recent years many authors have worked on determining the effects of freeplay on the dynamic behavior of aeroelastic systems; these efforts have yielded significant improvements in the understanding of the phenomena, but have concentrated on simple models. Investigations of industry-relevant aeroelastic models of complete aircraft with freeplay in the actuators have been much rarer, the main difficulty being the selection of an appropriate modal basis that can represent the full range of possible dynamic phenomena. This work presents a novel implementation of the residual vectors approach to create consistent and numerically stable reduced order models suitable for industrial-standard aeroelastic models of aircraft. The methodology relies on the piecewise linear nature of freeplay to create a single reduction basis that represents the dynamics of the system both inside and outside the freeplay deadband gap. The method is demonstrated on an Embraer generic test bench aircraft, showing that the resulting reduced order model is efficient and effective. Nonlinear analysis is carried out using equivalent linearization as well as time integrations of the full nonlinear system. It is shown that, while equivalent linearization is an indispensable tool for a preliminary mapping of the main aeroelastic instabilities, the time integration-based nonlinear analysis is an essential complementary tool to confirm the characteristics of the system behavior. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 46 (5 ULg)compte rendu de : Luca MARTORELLI, Ps. Aurelii Augustini regulae Rochette, Bruno in Latomus : Revue d'Etudes Latines (in press) Detailed reference viewed: 11 (0 ULg)Bayesian inference for transportation origin–destination matrices: the Poisson–inverse Gaussian and other Poisson mixtures ; ; Cools, Mario et al in Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A Statistics in Society (in press) Transportation origin–destination analysis is investigated through the use of Poisson mixtures by introducing covariate-based models which incorporate different transport modelling phases and also allow ... [more ▼] Transportation origin–destination analysis is investigated through the use of Poisson mixtures by introducing covariate-based models which incorporate different transport modelling phases and also allow for direct probabilistic inference on link traffic based on Bayesian predictions. Emphasis is placed on the Poisson–inverse Gaussian model as an alternative to the commonly used Poisson–gamma and Poisson–log-normal models. We present a first full Bayesian formulation and demonstrate that the Poisson–inverse Gaussian model is particularly suited for origin–destination analysis because of its desirable marginal and hierarchical properties. In addition, the integrated nested Laplace approximation is considered as an alternative to Markov chain Monte Carlo sampling and the two methodologies are compared under specific modelling assumptions. The case-study is based on 2001 Belgian census data and focuses on a large, sparsely distributed origin–destination matrix containing trip information for 308 Flemish municipalities. 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To this end, data from the Dutch National Travel Household Survey of 2008 were matched to hourly weather data provided by the Royal Dutch Meteorological Institute and were complemented with thermal indices to indicate the level of thermal comfort and additional variables to indicate the seasonality of the weather conditions. Two multinomial logit–generalised estimation equations (MNL-GEE) models were constructed, one to assess the impact of weather conditions on trip motives and one to assess the effect of weather conditions on modal choice. The modelling results indicate that, depending on the travel attribute of concern, other factors might play a role. Nonetheless, the thermal component, as well as the aesthetical component and the physical component of weather play a significant role. Moreover, the parameter estimates indicate significant differences in the impact of weather conditions when different time scales are considered (e.g. daily versus hourly based). The fact that snow does not play any role at all was unexpected. This finding can be explained by the relatively low occurrence of this weather type in the study area. It is important to consider the effects of weather in travel demand modelling frameworks because this will help to achieve higher accuracy and more realistic traffic forecasts. These will in turn allow policy makers to make better long-term and short-term decisions to achieve various political goals, such as progress towards a sustainable transportation system. Further research in this respect should emphasise the role of weather conditions and activityscheduling attributes. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 61 (14 ULg)The Bounds of Object. The Brentano-Meinong Dispute, A Priori Knowledge, and the Power of Perception Boccaccini, Federico in Leclercq, Bruno; Richard, Sébastien; Seron, Denis (Eds.) Objects and Pseudo-Objects. Ontological deserts and jungles from Meinong to Carnap (in press) Detailed reference viewed: 11 (0 ULg)Soutenir le développement des compétences des enseignants du supérieur par la documentation, l'investigation et le partage des pratiques en classe Poumay, Marianne ; Georges, François in Dossiers des Sciences de l'Education (Les) (in press) L'article aborde le développement professionnel des enseignants à travers un master complémentaire en pédagogie de l'enseignement supérieur. Orientée recherche, cette formation met en œuvre les principes ... [more ▼] L'article aborde le développement professionnel des enseignants à travers un master complémentaire en pédagogie de l'enseignement supérieur. Orientée recherche, cette formation met en œuvre les principes du courant « SoTL ». Elle préconise une documentation de ses pratiques, une investigation de type scientifique de l'apprentissage des étudiants dans sa propre classe et une production de connaissance par le partage de ses avancées. Les articles de régulation rédigés à l'issue de la formation par une cohorte de dix participants montrent leur réelle inscription dans ce courant « SoTL » ; une enquête donne par ailleurs des indices d'efficacité de la formation sur ces mêmes critères à moyen terme. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 82 (17 ULg)Conditioning materials with biomacromolecules: composition of the adlayer and influence on cleanability Toure, Yetioman ; ; et al in Journal of Colloid and Interface Science (in press) The influence of substrate hydrophobicity and biomacromolecules (dextran, bovine serum albumin - BSA) adsorption on the cleanability of surfaces soiled by spraying aqueous suspensions of quartz particles ... [more ▼] The influence of substrate hydrophobicity and biomacromolecules (dextran, bovine serum albumin - BSA) adsorption on the cleanability of surfaces soiled by spraying aqueous suspensions of quartz particles (10 to 30 µm size), then dried, was investigated using glass and polystyrene as substrates. The cleanability was evaluated using radial flow cell (RFC). The surface composition was determined by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS). The interpretation of XPS data allowed the complexity due to the ubiquitous presence of organic contaminants to be coped with, and the surface composition to be expressed in terms of both the amount of adlayer and the mass concentration of adlayer constituents. When soiled with a suspension of particles in water, glass was much less cleanable than polystyrene, which was attributed to its much lower water contact angle, in agreement with previous observations on starch soil. Dextran was easily desorbed and did not affect the cleanability. The presence of BSA at the interface strongly improved the cleanability of glass while the contact angle did not change appreciably. In contrast, soiling polystyrene with quartz particles suspended in a BSA solution instead of water did not change markedly the cleanability, while the contact angle was much lower and the aggregates of soiling particles were more flat. These observations are explained by the major role of capillary forces developed upon drying, which influence the closeness of the contact between the soiling particles and the substrate and, thereby, the adherence of particles. The capillary forces are proportional to the liquid surface tension and depend in a more complex way on contact angles of the particles and of the substrate. The dependence of cleanability on capillary forces, and in particular on the liquid surface tension, is predominant as compared with its dependence on the size and shape of the soiling aggregates, which influence the efficiency of shear forces exerted by the flowing water upon cleaning. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 39 (10 ULg)Compte rendu de G. BASTIANINI & A. CASANOVA (éd.), I Papiri Omerici. Atti del convegno internazionale di studi, Firenze, 9-10 Giugno 2011, Florence, Istituto Papirologico «G. Vitelli», 2012, VIII+294 pp. et 16 pl. 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Hence lower temperature heat sources can be exploited such as solar energy, geothermal energy and waste heat recovery from many different processes. During the design phase of an ORC system, the selection of the working fluid must be conducted in parallel with the selection and the sizing of the components (mainly the expansion machine, the pump and the heat exchangers) and with the definition of the cycle architecture. This approach allows taking into consideration all technical constraints. Relevant properties of working fluids that should be considered during their selection are listed. Major characteristics of available displacement and turbo-expander technologies are described. The impact of the pump performance on the overall performance is discussed and strategies to increase the available NPSH are proposed. Finally, improved cycle architectures are introduced. Major applications of ORC systems are described: geothermal power plants, biomass CHP plants, waste heat recovery in industry, waste heat recovery on internal combustion engines and solar power plants. All these applications differ by the nature of the heat source and heat sink, the integration of the ORC with these sources and sinks, and the range of installed capacities. These differences yield specific designs, which are described. Performance achieved by systems in operation or prototypes are presented. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 149 (26 ULg)L'auteur de la Passio sanctae Salsae a-t-il aussi écrit la Passio sancti Fabii ? Fialon, Sabine in Meyers, Jean; Fialon, Sabine (Eds.) La Passio sanctae Salsae. Recherches sur une passion tardive d'Afrique du Nord. Avec une nouvelle édition critique d'A. M. Piredda et une traduction annotée du G.R.A.A. (in press) Detailed reference viewed: 14 (4 ULg)Compte-rendu de Catherine SAUCIER, A Paradise of Priests. Singing the Civic and Episcopal Hagiography of Medieval Liège, 299 p. in-8°, University of Rochester Press, 2014. George, Philippe in Revue d'Histoire Ecclésiastique (in press) Liturgie Detailed reference viewed: 28 (1 ULg)Compte rendu de Hagiographies. Histoire internationale de la littérature hagiographique latine et vernaculaire en Occident des origines à 1550, sous la direction de Monique Goullet, vol. 6. Turnhout, Brepols, 2014 (Corpus Christianorum. Hagiographies, 6). George, Philippe in Revue d'Histoire Ecclésiastique (in press) Detailed reference viewed: 19 (1 ULg)La Passio sanctae Salsae. Recherches sur une passion tardive d'Afrique du Nord. Avec une nouvelle édition critique d'A. M. Piredda et une traduction annotée du G.R.A.A. ; Fialon, Sabine Book published by Ausonius (in press) Detailed reference viewed: 9 (4 ULg)Jews and Christians in Late Africa : an hagiographical perspective Fialon, Sabine in Lanfranchi, Pierluigi; Verheyden, Joseph (Eds.) 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Due to its ability to measure the brain metabolism, it is widely used to assist the diagnosis of neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer's disease (AD) of Parkinsonism. In order to avoid the subjectivity inherent to the visual exploration of the images, several computer systems to analyze PET data were developed during the last years. However, dealing with the huge amount of information provided by PET imaging is still a challenge. In this work we present a novel methodology to analyze PET data that improves the automatic differentiation between controls and AD patients. First the images are divided into small regions or parcels, defined either anatomically, geometrically or randomly. Secondly, the accuray of each single region is estimated using a Support Vector Machine (SVM) classifier and a cross-validation approach. Finally, all the regions are assessed together using multiple kernel SVM with a kernel per region. The classifier is built so that the most discriminative regions have more weight in the final decision. This method was evaluated using a PET dataset that contained images from healthy controls and AD patients. The classification results obtained with the proposed approach outperformed two recently reported computer systems based on Principal Component Analysis and Independent Component Analysis. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 25 (0 ULg)Sophistique et Philosophie: Platon, héritier de Protagoras Gavray, Marc-Antoine Book published by Vrin (in press) Detailed reference viewed: 19 (1 ULg) |


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Over the last 10 years, the number of prisoners in France has leapt from 47,000 to 68,000, proving that prison is no longer an effective way of dissuading crime. Overpopulation, lack of rehabilitation, boredom, mixing short and long-term sentences: these are some of the many reasons for which over half of prisoners in France have become repeat offenders: 59% of prisoners reoffend within 5 years of release, the highest rate in Europe.
The French organisation Ensemble Contre la Récidive (Citizens Against Recidivism) is leading the struggle to end recidivism in France, and to ensure that, for prisoners, the first minute of incarceration is also the first minute of rehabilitation. The organisation's new awareness campaign, developed by BETC, is a fable that shows how the conditions of prison life can quietly and radically transform those who serve time.


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I'm OK with MN law (no restrictions on where but you better not blow a 0.04% while carrying) as a good compromise between liberty and public protection.
PERSONALLY, though, I don't drink and carry. I'd rather not have the beer than deal with a self defense situation with alcohol in my system.


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Man accused of crushing cruisers found incompetentThe Associated Press | January 09,2013NEWPORT — The Vermont man charged with driving a tractor over seven police vehicles and crushing them has been found incompetent to stand trial.
Roger Pion of Newport had already been involuntarily committed to the custody of the state commissioner of mental health.
He's been at Fletcher Allen Health Care.
The 34-year-old Pion had faced multiple criminal counts after police say he drove his dad's tractor over six cruisers and a van at the county sheriff's department in Derby in August, causing about $300,000 in damage.
Police said he was angry over a previous arrest for marijuana possession. Pion pleaded not guilty.
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CHW Visitors
José Ricardo Ayres
José Ricardo de Carvalho Mesquita Ayres is Full Professor in the Department of Preventive Medicine of the School of Medicine of the University of Săo Paulo (USP) and former USP Deputy Provost of University Extension. He is Chair of the Department of Preventive Medicine. His main area of interest is public health with an emphasis on primary care. He works in the Samuel B. Pessoa Health Center where he is in charge of the Adolescent's Health Program. He is the author of "Cuidado: trabalho e interaçăo nas práticas de saúde" [Care: work and interaction in health practices] (Rio de Janeiro, CEPESC-UERJ, 2011), "Sobre o risco: para compreender a epidemiologia" [On risk: understanding epidemiology] (Săo Paulo, Hucitec, 2008, 3rd. Ed.), also published in Spanish (Buenos Aires, Lugar Editorial, 2005), "Epidemiologia e emancipaçăo" [Epidemiology and emancipation] (Săo Paulo, Hucitec, 2011, 3rd. Ed), as well as articles in various international journals. His research explores the following themes: Care, primary health care, prevention and health promotion, adolescent health, HIV/AIDS, risk and vulnerability (conceptual and applied), historical and epistemological development of epidemiology and public health.
Nicole Basta
Associate Research Scholar, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
O 328 Wallace Hall
Nicole E. Basta is a special visitor with the Center for Health and Wellbeing. Nicole is an Associate Research Scholar in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Princeton, an affiliate investigator in the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and a Research Associate with the NIH Fogarty International Center Research and Policy for Infectious Disease Dynamics (RAPIDD) Program. She is interested in understanding the epidemiology of infectious diseases, assessing the impact of vaccines and vaccinations programs, identifying risk factors for disease, and exploring health disparities in both the US and abroad. Her work is at the intersection of epidemiology, population biology, and demography. She is currently leading a large, prospective cohort study of the impact of the 2010 meningococcal A conjugate mass-vaccination campaign in Bamako, Mali, with support from the NIH Director's Early Independence Award. With support from Princeton's Program on US Health Policy, she is assessing the impact of the meningococcal B vaccination campaigns following the 2013 Princeton outbreak. Nicole earned her PhD in Epidemiology from the University of Washington School of Public Health, MPhil in Epidemiology from the University of Cambridge where she studied as a Gates-Cambridge Scholar, and AB from Princeton's Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology.
Kimberly Bonner
Departmental Guest
O 353 Wallace Hall
Kimberly Bonner is a research associate with Médecins Sans Frontičres (MSF) Access Campaign. She comes to Princeton from Geneva, Switzerland where she was working with MSF's Access Campaign on systematic reviews, pricing reports for HIV diagnostics, and a landscape analysis on vaccine adaptation in clinical development. She received Masters in Public Affairs (MPA) from the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University and was selected as one of the inaugural recipients of the Scholars in the Nations' Service Initiative fellowship where she worked within Tanzania's Ministry of Health and Social Welfare on a national malaria bed net distribution. Her research focuses on incentivizing vaccine adaptation, providing price transparency for HIV diagnostics, and generating a rigorous evidence base through systematic reviews.
Hans Groenqvist
Visiting Fellow
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Hans Groenqvist has a Ph.D. from Uppsala University (2009) and is currently Associate Professor of Economics at the Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI), Stockholm University. In his research he examines various issues related to labor economics with a special focus on analyzing different social problems. Ongoing work includes using Swedish population register data to examine the causes and consequences of criminal behavior as well as empirically investigating the link between time preferences and well-being. His dissertation received an honorable mention in the Upjohn Institute Dissertation Award. He has previously been a visiting scholar at Harvard University and University College London.
Bridget Gurtler
Postdoctoral Research Associate, Woodrow Wilson School
O 354 Wallace Hall
Bridget Gurtler holds a postdoctoral research fellowship with the Woodrow Wilson School and is a visiting fellow at the Center for Health and Wellbeing. Her research interests are in the history of medicine, science, gender, and health, with a particular focus on reproduction and reproductive technologies. Her current book project examines the evolution of assisted reproduction and parenthood in American medicine, families, and society. Focusing on the two hundred year history of artificial insemination, it investigates how popular and scientific ideas about gendered bodies, heredity, and risk shaped the transformation of sperm into a (frozen) commodity, were pivotal to separating the act of sex from reproduction, and laid the institutional foundations for the modern fertility industry. While at Princeton, she also looks forward to expanding her new research projects on the history of psychosomatic gynecology, urology, and andrology and to collaborations investigating the history of pediatric drug prescription practices in America. She received her Ph.D. in History from Rutgers University in 2013 where she was an Andrew W. Mellon Dissertation Fellow and holds a M.A. in History from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and a B.A. from Wellesley College.
Stephanie Hauck
Postdoctoral Research Associate, Center for Health and Wellbeing
O 113D Eno Hall
Stephanie Hauck is a postdoctoral research associate in the Center for Health and Wellbeing during the 2013 and 2014 academic years. In January 2013, she earned a Ph.D. in ecology and evolutionary biology from Princeton University. In 2007, she completed a M.A. in globalization studies from Dartmouth College, after concluding a Fulbright to Tanzania in 2003-2004 to work with the Maasai in Monduli District. She also worked on several archaeological, environmental and women's rights projects with the National Natural History Museum of Tanzania and Department of Natural Resources between 2003 and 2007. Inspired by years of fieldwork and outreach among pastoralists, she decided to return to East Africa for dissertation fieldwork while pursuing her PhD at Princeton. Her dissertation, titled "Pastoralist Societies in Flux: The Impact of Ecology, Markets, and Governmental Assistance on the Mukugodo Maasai of Kenya," illustrates the relationship between globalization and apparent transformations by linking pastoral families via their pastoral production and other economic activities to the cash economy, modern diets and nutritional status (health), and public and private assistance and programs (such as food aid). Additionally, while working in Kenya, she started a community health outreach center with the Ministry of Health in Ilmotiok Group Ranch (Laikipia) to provide free treatment to community members and collect demographic surveillance statistics (clinical diagnosis and treatment, birth statistics, morbidity, nutritional profiles) on pastoral populations accessing the center. Looking forward, she is expanding her research to include collaborations at Princeton and beyond on the etiology of infectious disease, disease dynamics, vaccine efficacy, and nutrition transitions among pastoralists in Kenya. At CHW, she engages students working toward the Global Health and Health Policy certificate and Senior Thesis Research at Mpala Research Center, Kenya.
Anandi Mani
Visiting Research Collaborator, Woodrow Wilson School and the Center for Health and Wellbeing
0 349 Wallace Hall
Anandi Mani is an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Warwick in the UK and a member of the Institute of Advanced Study (2014-15). She is also a Research Affiliate at Ideas42 at Harvard University and a Fellow at research centre Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy (CAGE) in the UK. Her research interests are in the area of development economics, with a focus on behavioral issues related to poverty, gender and social exclusion. Her recent and ongoing research focuses on the impact of poverty on the allocation of cognitive resources and its implications for poverty alleviation efforts. She is also interested in issues related to gender violence and the psychological impacts of social exclusion.
Alecia McGregor
Postdoctoral Research Associate
O 356 Wallace Hall
Alecia McGregor is a postdoctoral research associate in the Center for Health and Wellbeing. She earned her Ph.D. in Health Policy, with a certificate in Latin American Studies, from Harvard University in 2014.
Alecia's research interests include the role of religion, social movements, and institutions in health care politics, and some of her past work has focused on HIV/AIDS, health inequalities, health system financing, and mental health policy. Her doctoral dissertation analyzed the politics of health care provision in both the United States and Brazil. Currently, her research examines the political and historical determinants of drug treatment policies in Brazil.
At CHW, she provides academic support to students pursuing the Global Health and Health Policy certificate at Princeton.
Yi-Ching Ong
Postdoctoral Research Associate
O 356 Wallace Hall
Yi-Ching Ong is a postdoctoral research associate in the Center for Health and Wellbeing. She is interested in applying interdisciplinary conceptual frameworks and methodologies to examine infectious disease dynamics and disparities. She was previously a Robert Wood Johnson Health & Society Scholar at Columbia University, where she trained in interdisciplinary approaches to population health. Prior to that, she completed her PhD in microbiology and immunology at Stanford University, where her doctoral research investigated how the protozoan parasite Toxoplasma gondii modulates host immune response, with a focus on the molecular basis of parasite strain-specific differences in infectious outcome. Outside of her dissertation work at Stanford, she also participated in extracurricular work on translational research for neglected diseases. Yi-Ching also studied at Oxford University as a Keasbey Scholar and received an MPhil in international development in 2005; her master's dissertation research investigated the sociopolitical and economic considerations that have historically influenced infectious disease policy in Southeast Asia. In her postdoctoral work, Yi-Ching plans to merge her research interests in the molecular and macrosocial determinants of health to investigate how infectious disease dynamics are affected by socioeconomic disparities. At CHW, she engages students working toward the Global Health and Health Policy certificate.
Daniel Rees
Visiting Research Scholar
O 337 Wallace Hall
Daniel I. Rees is a Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Colorado Denver and the Editor-in-Chief of the Economics of Education Review. He received a B.A. from Oberlin College and a Ph.D. from the Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations. Professor Rees is interested in the determinants and consequences of risky adolescent behavior as well as the effects of chronic health conditions on human capital acquisition. Currently, he is studying the relationship between prenatal stress and child health, the effect of combat exposure on violent crime, and the effects of legalizing medical and recreational marijuana on a variety of outcomes including alcohol consumption, suicides, and traffic fatalities. Professor Rees is an IZA Research Fellow and an Associate Editor of the Journal of Population Economics and of IZA World of Labor.
Andreas Schmidt
Postdoctoral Research Associate
O 315 Wallace Hall
Andreas Schmidt is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the University Center for Human Values and the Woodrow Wilson School. He works on moral philosophy and political theory, particularly the theory of freedom, distributive justice and public health ethics. In his doctoral dissertation, Schmidt develops a new ability-based measure of individual socio-political freedom and discusses the relation between freedom and distributive justice. In his current research projects he applies theoretical debates about freedom to discussions of paternalism in public health and examines how far a consequentialist framework in public health is able to account for concerns of responsibility, inequality and fairness. In the long run, he plans to extend the latter focus by developing a version of egalitarianism that combines insights from social epidemiology and philosophy and brings out how socioeconomic inequality affects people's lives in adverse and normatively relevant ways. Schmidt holds a DPhil and BPhil in Philosophy from the University of Oxford and a B.A. in Philosophy and Economics from the University of Bayreuth. He was previously employed by the University of Göttingen.
Hannes Schwandt
Postdoctoral Research Associate
O 353 Wallace Hall
Bharat Venkat
Postdoctoral Research Associate
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HK/CHINA- Beijing offers definition of HK suffrage
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June 23 vote for reform package
Ambrose Leung and Albert Wong
Jun 08, 2010
Beijing has for the first time offered a definition of what universal
suffrage will mean for Hong Kong - "the equal right of election of all
individuals". It left pan-democrats even more worried than they were
The statement from Qiao Xiaoyang , deputy secretary general of the
National People's Congress Standing Committee, came as the government
confirmed that its proposals for 2012 electoral reforms would go to a vote
in the Legislative Council on June 23, where democrats say it faces defeat
unless key concessions are made.
Pan-democrats said Qiao's statement only offered the right to vote rather
than to stand and nominate others to stand in an election, and paved the
way for keeping Legislative Council functional constituencies
indefinitely. It also renewed their fears that a mechanism would be
created to weed out, in the name of "democratic procedure", chief
executive candidates not favoured by Beijing.
Beijing also ruled out demands by moderate democrats to allow everyone a
vote for the six seats proposed for Legco's district councils functional
constituency in exchange for their backing for the reform plans.
Democratic Party chairman Albert Ho Chun-yan said he was now even more
worried than before hearing Qiao's words. Civic Party leader Audrey Eu
Yuet-mee said the statement reinforced the camp's concerns. "The
government keeps saying it wants us to move forward, but moving without
looking means we are walking into a trap."
At a press conference in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing hours
after the Hong Kong government tabled its proposals in Legco, Qiao said he
had noted Hongkongers' wish for Beijing to make clear the definition of
universal suffrage for the chief executive election in 2017 and the
legislature in 2020.
"The core content of universal suffrage is to protect the equal right of
election of all individuals," he said.
"As can be seen from history, the emphasis of the concept of universal
suffrage is that no distinctions are permitted between individuals in
terms of the right of election on the grounds of property, sex or race,"
Qiao said.
But he said it was a norm internationally that laws could be passed
imposing "reasonable restrictions" on this right.
"Within the international community, it is a fact that different countries
have adopted different electoral systems to realise the universal and
equal right of election in the light of their own situations," Qiao said.
He reiterated that the authority and legal effect of the 2007 decision by
the NPC Standing Committee, which allows universal suffrage for the chief
executive election in 2017 and Legco elections thereafter, was "beyond any
doubt". But he laid down five conditions - including balancing the
interests of different sectors - that must be met for procedures to comply
with the Basic Law.
On the nomination threshold for chief executive election candidates, Qiao
said the present system, under which an 800-member Election Committee
nominates and elects the next chief executive would not be an example for
the future system.
"[These] are two entirely different nomination methods. The two nomination
methods are not comparable," Qiao said. Under the Basic Law, future chief
executive candidates should be nominated by a "broadly representative"
nominating committee through democratic procedures, he noted.
On whether functional constituencies were to be abolished, Qiao said
consensus could only be built through rational discussion in the future
and the issue should not become an obstacle to the passage of the 2012
"As to functional constituencies, we need to make an objective assessment,
as they have been in existence since the electoral system was introduced
in Hong Kong," Qiao said, and pointed to what he called "very diverse
views" within the community.
On a proposal by the moderate Alliance for Universal Suffrage for, among
other things, the direct election of six lawmakers in the functional
constituency for district councils, Qiao said it could not be done because
it had long been a tradition for district councillors to return their
Legco representatives through elections among themselves.
Pan-democrats said Qiao's statement merely reinforced, if not increased,
their concerns that the "universal suffrage" promised for 2017 and 2020
would fall short of the type of universal suffrage that allowed a real
choice of representatives and an equal opportunity to stand for election.
Ho, the Democratic Party chairman, noted the conspicuous absence of any
mention of the right to be elected, the lack of a pledge to abolish the
functional constituencies and the pegging of the definition of universal
suffrage to the other conditions Qiao mentioned.
"I think his statement has raised even more questions than answers," Ho
said. A particular worry was the mentioning of "democratic procedures"
under which the candidates for the chief executive election are to be
nominated before being put to the vote by the public. Currently, the
candidates merely require signatures from at least 100 eligible nominees,
but Qiao said that in the event of universal suffrage for the election of
the chief executive the nomination of candidates would be "entirely
But Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong
chairman Tam Yiu-chung urged the pan-democrats to take one step forward
first and resolve other differences later. Still, he conceded that he was
not optimistic the proposals would win enough support.
A person familiar with the government's position said pan-democrats should
appreciate the national implication of Qiao's statement, which was made on
the mainland - a place yet to have direct elections.
Speaking after Qiao's statement, Chief Executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen
said the government's reform proposals as tabled were the best people
could expect.
He said Qiao's statement had already addressed key concerns raised by
pan-democrats over the concept of universal suffrage through their
dialogue with Li Gang , a deputy director of the central government's
liaison office. "I hope Mr Qiao's speech can address the doubts these
people have," Tsang said.
Five-point plan
According to Beijing, universal suffrage:
* Shall confer an equal and universal right to vote
* Take into consideration Hong Kong's legal status
* Be compatible with the executive-led political system
* Balance the interests of different sectors of society
* Be beneficial for the development of the city's capitalist economy
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After watching these two youtube videos http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tw-VW9B_6Qk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNTqdsTmlPw I would realy like to try to find some of these "Wild" Galapagos Island Tomatoes. Although, I seem to be hitting a dead end. The variety Trade Winds sells doesnt look exactly like his, so im wondering if possible he has a slightly different type than the one they are offering. Then while googling, I found a few other sellers, but the seeds they were offering were for red fruit. I was just wondering if any of you garden-webbers might know where to get any of these guys or have seeds to share? Thanks :) |
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Per the previous discussions here about them there are supposedly 2 different color subsets - red called Sara's Galapagos - (Lycopersicon lycopersicum) and a yellow/orange called Wild Galapagos - (Solanum cheesmaniae). Google pulls up seed sources for both by name. Without going to watch the video I don't know which the guy is growing and he may not even know and be calling them 'Wild' when they are really Sara's. So just order the seeds by the color you want. Dave |
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In the SSE Yearbooks there are listed many accessions of so called wild varieties, from Peru, the Phillipines and also from the different islands of the Galapagos. Of the Galapagos ones almost all are typical wee fruited currant ones, Solanum lycopersicon, and then the one Dave mentioned, the only yellow one, cheesmaniii which is the salt tolerant one and quite frankly does not taste good at all. I've grown it,, So if you want just a red currant one, they are available at almost every website, and seed sources are given for Sara's Galapagos in the link below. Carolyn, just noting that while she fell a week ago last Thursday, the EMT's saw no breaks, vitals were fine, but the next day pain got much worse, couldn't even lift the walker, so another trip via ambulance to the ER last Thursday, no breaks, serious contusions, finally got some serious pain pills and muscle relactant pills and is not supposed to be here at the computer without someone being here, but here I am anyway, and now back to bed. Still pain when sitting here, |
Here is a link that might be useful: Sara's Galapagos
- Posted by dalmation1080 none (My Page) on Mon, Mar 10, 14 at 16:14
I don't want the Sara's red. I want the wild yellow variety. |
- Posted by carolyn137 (My Page) on Mon, Mar 10, 14 at 17:30
I spent quite a bit of time at Tania's superb website looking for a source for you of L. cheesmanii and found it at Sandhill Preservation in the 2014 catalog and website altho I didn't bother to go to the website, link below and is listed under cherry tomatoes as Cheesmans, then more explicitly as L, cheesemanii, Glenn at Sandhill thinks more highly of it than I indicated above as you can see from his description,. No baskets there,no ordering by e-mail or phone, just follow the directions and send your money and request in an envelope. He lists over 400 tomato varieties and almost every crop you might be thinking of, so look around and see what else you might want. That way it defrays the minimal amout of postage asked for. Seed counts are generous and no tomato seeds sent are over two years old which is quite unique. And yes, I know Glenn and Linda very well and have for many years. They are a PRESERVATION center so no basket shopping, etc. Take a look at the heirloom poultry as well, I actually get a kick reading about the birdies. Glenn has a full time teaching job as well. Hope that helps. Carolyn |
Here is a link that might be useful: L.cheesemanii
As I said above - Google lists several sources for the seeds. UnderwoodGardens.com are 3 of the listed sources for seeds that I found. Dave Carolyn - I told you you shouldn't be playing tennis in the living room unless you moved the couch and rolled up the rugs! :) |
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Carolyn I hope you feel better soon and don't overdo. |
- Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on Wed, Mar 12, 14 at 3:05
Carolyn - I told you you shouldn't be playing tennis in the living room unless you moved the couch and rolled up the rugs! :) $$$$$$ Not to worry Dave since right now I'm not even allowed in my living room, a step down from the rest of my home, so the tournament right now in Indian Wells, CA is being played without me. But I can follow the scores on the net, which I know will make you feel much better about my obsession with tennis. LOL Carolyn, waiting patiently for another foot of snow starting today . Good thing that I have plenty of dark bittersweet chocolate on hand. |
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Rated 3 out of 5 by TheWhale050 Nice Hotel - Bathroom Issues
Our company has a divisional office nearby and I've stayed here a few times. The rooom was very nice, as was the staff. The problems were in the bathrooom. I'm tall and using the commode was interesting as it appears that it is shorter than a standard height. At least it worked! The other issue was that the tub was clogged, and as I showered, it began filling up with dirty water. I informed the Front Desk and they were very apologetic.
January 16, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by 1234abc Awful restaurant
Went for a late lunch. Sat at the bar. Grilled salmon salad, fried calamari and buffalo wings were good but the service was very slow and not very friendly. Went back for dinner and that was a disaster. Service was non-existant. Brought all the food at once, asked her to keep the main course warm and told me to remind her about because she'll forget, I reminded her and food came back cold, told her it was cold and she said that's what
November 9, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Neologistocrat Friendly staff, wonderful indoor and outdoor pools.
Upon arrival, the check-in clerk noticed I was an SPG member and upgraded us for free to the special 6th floor, which had a lounge area with free wifi and a lavish all-you-could-eat breakfast. I was there for a wedding, but in between the wedding, I used both the indoor and outdoor pools with my friends and their toddler. It was really the highlight of my experience. Everyone was courteous and all facilities were clean and elegant.
July 3, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mike19705 Nice Hotel
Inside of Hotel is beautiful and outside of hotel looks like old palace. Beautiful architecture.
Rooms are good and clean.
The water during the shower was not draining properly and it was one of the negative points .
Staff was great.
Pros: Free parking is great and worthy.
Cons:If you are planning to go to Manhattan then you need to pay $12.5 toll each time in addition of heavy traffic and 45 minutes driving on each way.
September 26, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Manju Wedding venue
The hotel was chosen for guests going to wedding. The front desk were nice but did not follow directions in giving out bags to the guests and needed to be reminded several times. They delivered a guest to the bride and groom to the wrong room and did not remedy the situation. We had brunch the following day and it was really good and the staff was helpful. All in all it was done well and Renata, who I worked with was terrific.
October 10, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Carol13 This hotel had problems
when I made the reservation I ordered a refrig. for medical reasons. I waited and 11/2 for the refrig. going to the front desk 4 times. I miss a cocktail hour with friends because I would not shower till they came with the refrig. If I did not make a complaint who knows when I would have received it. The girl at the front desk said i am sorry and would not charge me for the refrig. but I told her I was not suppose to be cbbb
June 28, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Bunnyrbbit Good, but has some downfalls
This has to be one of the only hotels that I've stayed in that CHARGES for wifi. Also the room service is way over priced as is the accomadations in the room. The hotel is beautiful and clean but you would figure with how much you were spending a night to stay there they would provide you with a little more bang for your buck.
August 6, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Travelwriter Average Hotel should be much better for the price
I noticed I did not get a review to fill out last time I stayed there given all of the issues I had. Tub was stopped up, room was not cleaned, coffee not available and my room service order was available (twice in a row). This time was better though again my card key stopped working day two but at least I had my room cleaned this time. WHy is it they give you two cups of coffee but only 1 splenda and two small coffee mates?
August 4, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by hawks96 nice hotel, awful restaurant
The rooms and health club are very nice. Staff is friendly. However, it's hard to get past the food (and service) at the restaurant. The food looks like it's frozen and either microwaved or fried. I have misgivings as to whether anything is actually made on site. The service can seem indifferent at times- long waits for menus, food, check back after meal has arrived. A shame, because it overshadows an otherwise nice hotel.
July 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by WDavidJr Sheraton Parsippany has great facilities
I enjoy staying at the Sheraton Parsippany when I travel to the area because I can depend on the hotel having friendly and courteous staff. The food in the lounge is always great. This hotel has one of the best on site fitness facilities of any hotel I have stayed at.
August 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tavis35 Quality Experience
A high quality experience for the amenities and cost.
September 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bennie1 Spacious and comfortable
Big room, liked the sofa, beds very comfortable
September 9, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 Reservationist
I don't know I'd you can tell from my reservation who booked my room. If you can, can you please give her a huge thank you from me. I explained I was traveling alone to attend a wedding and was quite apprehensive about it. She booked me on the 6th floor that required a key entry to that floor. I felt very safe! I was quite surprised that someone went that extra mile.
A good turn that did not go unnoticed. Thank you!
October 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gerald59 Great Service
Great people at the front desk
September 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Terrrrrr Night before the wedding
Other than the 8:30 a.m. Indian Wedding Parade waking me (our room was on corner with great windows, but close to the ballroom entrance) it was one of the best stays ever!
We asked for a cot and received it complimentary for first request..room was great sq ft for 3 of us preparing for a nearby wedding that day....also got internet for free when I joined SPG club!!!
May 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by skiwater Beautiful property
We attended this property for a wedding. All events were timely and the banquet staff was the best I have ever seen. My only comment would be a map possibly of the hotel as our events were scattered and when I asked the front desk agent I was told we don't have any but I could tell you. That was helpful but a property map with room names would be very helpful.
July 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by JimCW Jim
Hotel is very, very nice. Employees are pleasant and helpful. However, the service in the bar/restaurant is not acceptable. the food is good but it takes forever, i.e., 40 minutes to receive an appetizer. The excuse was that they were busy. The place was maybe a third full. A lot of tables were not cleared. I witnessed two "potential" customers arrive, sit down and never get waited on and subsequently left.
July 16, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Jeff9897 Better experiences in the past
Have stayed at this location in the past with better results. This time the feather free bedding (due to allergy) was not changed though eventually the pillows were exchanged.
Bigger problem was the water back up in the tub that was coming from another room. How that happened I have no idea but thought it very odd and unsanitary. Staff was attentive to my complaint and sent someone to fix the problem.
March 17, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jeff Room comfort needs improvement
While the room was nice I found the bed wore out. It was quite possibly the worse mattress I have ever slept on. I found information welcoming me to the new and improved Sheraton Parisippany New Jersey hotel detailing all of the renovations that have taken place over the course of the last year including rooms as the last item. Well, unfortunately my room "514" was apparently left out of that renovation
February 4, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by travelingdave2013 Very poor maintenance and operations
Worst stay at this hotel:
- Very dirty on Sunday afternoon when I checked in. Carpet filthy, dirty dishes all along the hall.
- 1 of 4 elevators broken and out of commission.
- Heater is loud, rattles, and does not get room warm. Set at highest, but still much colder in room than in hall. HVAC not working.
- Place looks worn out, ceiling tile are broken throughout hotel.
- I went through all 5 floors
December 10, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by bbd434 we had a few problems during our stay
We stayed for a week during Thanksgiving and the housekeeping staff didn't clean our room or bring us clean towels twice. When we called the front desk about this they told us they would send someone right away and no one came until next morning. Very disappointing visit. Also they seem to be short of help in the breakfast buffet area. Three times went for coffee and they had none or needed supplies.
December 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pastorart First Time Guest
My wife and I were amazed at how we were treated. Each staff member we had contact with was extremely kind and respectful. Our room was perfect-could not have been any cleaner. The breakfast we had was excellent and the staff member who served us was very courteous. We have stayed at numerous places over the years and beyond doubt this stay was the very best. Thanks for making our trip go so well.
December 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Trotty Your food and rooms were wonderful
The conference room was the best I have ever been in. Also the staff that served us breakfast and lunch were high quality. Of course, the food was very good. Thank you so much. Also those that worked at the help desk were the best. God bless you all!
August 11, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by GiMM Hotel
The overall stay was not too bad it is like any average stay with no extras. The room was very neat and clean. Large and very comfy. The only thing I did not like was that the maid service kept coming in the room at least 3 to 4 times between 7am and 10am, our check out was at 12pm and we had left early because it was distrubing. We got to the room late and wanted to sleep in and we couldn't.
December 11, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Peggy Celebrating Our 4 Year Wedding Anniversary!
Four years ago we got married at this beautiful venue and decided to come back for our anniversary this year. We were amazed at how beautiful the property looked! We had a beautiful stay and can't emphasize enough how wonderful the staff treated us. We truly felt special and will never forget the rewarding experience we had! Thank you for the beautiful welcome and we plan to come back soon!!!
June 13, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by 500NightsLifetime Mild irritation over last time
All well, and still better than my regular hotel, but few things to work on:
- Night before, I had requested hotel invoice on my departure... had to leave without it after waiting 5-10 minutes the next morning and no printable invoice.
- Club staff thought it was more important to clear out food table by 9am, rather than accommodating approximately 5 guests who arrived right at 9am.
February 27, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by johntor Good facility but staff need improvement
Great facility with good size room and reasonably clean however, club lounge staff was not accomodating the need of guests. There is hardly no food left after 9:30am for the weekend breakfast when sign says until 10am. When asked to see if more food is coming the answer was simply "we ran out". The club lounge service was absolutely below standard compare to other Sheraton hotels.
August 21, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Demo1 Pool and gym hours
We were disappointed with the pool and gym being closed during our stay. We did not know that the pool was going to be closed for holidays. That was one of the main reasons we wanted to get a room for Xmas eve. To be able to relax and enjoy swimming in and by the pool. Other than that and the gym also be inh closed , we enjoyed our stay and the hotel pub and resteraunt Tipperys.
December 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sarah81 What sets this hotel at the top of my list is the service.
The hotel itself is nice enough - newly renovated, comfortable beds, nice workout area. But this hotel has something very special that no other hotel in the area has - the best customer service. I stayed at this hotel originally because my previous favorite hotel was booked. I have been coming back ever since - even though it's a longer commute to my worksite - because of the way the pesonnel treat their guests. Derick at the front desk has never had a issue that he couldn't resolve. Mary in the club lounge is thoughtful and caring (I didn't make it breakfast one day because I was not feeling weland she sent ginger ale with a coworker for me). Even the housekeeping staff is on the top of their game - one stopped vaccuuming so she could find a plastic bag for my coworker who tried to carry more than she could. The people at Sheraton Parsippany make this hotel feel almost like coming home. See you all very soon!
October 23, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Vocalist1 This hotel has great features and service
My organization had over 400 attendees. We used the Grand Ballroom and conference rooms for our event. Between events in the ballroom, the staff set up the ballroom for our dinner, and brunch next day. The transition was seamless. Dinner and brunch was buffet style, three food tables, two lines each, so all attendees were served quickly. All hotel staff were polite.
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sounds like a good thing. I know lots of markets are struggling since SO many new people have come into this business. As far as knowing if a market is struggling, that sort of depends on the person's outlook. Some people think they're doing GREAT, but don't realize that in reality, they're not making ends meet. Even visiting other markets, doesn't show whether the market is viable for everyone unless you spend the entire market day/season. |
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