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A new study from Cambridge University has for the first time found that autism diagnoses are more common in an IT-rich region.
The Medical Research Council (MRC) funded study, published today in the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, has important implications for service provision in different regions and for the 'hyper-systemizing' theory of autism.
Professor Simon Baron-Cohen, Director of the Autism Research Centre (ARC) at the University of Cambridge, led the study (which was conducted in the Netherlands) with Dr Rosa Hoekstra, a Dutch autism researcher based at ARC and The Open University.
The researchers predicted that autism spectrum conditions (ASC) would be more common in populations enriched for 'systemizing', which is the drive to analyse how systems work, and to predict, control and build systems. These skills are required in disciplines such as engineering, physics, computing and mathematics.
The team had previously discovered evidence for a familial association between a talent for systemizing and autism in that fathers and grandfathers of children with ASC are over-represented in the field of engineering. The team had also previously found that mathematicians more often have a sibling with ASC, and students in the natural and technological sciences, including mathematics, show a higher number of autistic traits.
The researchers tested for differences in the prevalence of ASC in school-aged children in three geographical regions in the Netherlands: Eindhoven, Haarlem, and Utrecht-city. The region Eindhoven was selected because it is rich in information-technology (IT) having the Eindhoven University of Technology there, as well as the High Tech Campus Eindhoven, where IT and technology companies such as Philips, ASML, IBM and ATOS Origin are based. (The Philips factory has been in Eindhoven since 1891. Since then, the region has attracted businesses in IT and technology.)
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Voters deserve to be shown some sign of direction on the Port's 2.13-acre piece of land purchased with a $3.5-million bond last year. So it's good to see that planning process get started, as Port commissioners requested of CEO Cary Bozeman this past week.
Selling the property, as Commissioner Larry Stokes has pushed for, or even entertaining the idea to just hold the valuable piece of land as a surface lot until it can be turned around for a price, is short-sighted. Either way of thinking damages an opportunity the Port has with a piece of downtown that could address several problems should an underground garage pencil out: helping pull the taxpayer-funded marina out of the red, attracting more private investment to Washington Avenue, and providing more parking for customers and commuters without adding another above-ground eyesore.
We're not saying that private development is inevitable — other spec buildings downtown sit empty, after all, including a large one just across Washington Avenue from the Port's lot. But there is still considerable potential, despite some slowdowns, and the Port holds a significant stake.
We look forward to seeing and evaluating what Bozeman comes up with, and some open conversation between Port leadership and the community on what that plan means for the future there.
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Seeing many many grey cars out there sucks, and its because most peoples internet upload is pretty much shit. i was looking around at various tutorials for something completely different when i came across this page. It basically shows you how to create a file that trackmania interprets as a download link to the files that most people would just be uploading from their computer.
basically it makes your skin or custom item get downloaded very fast.
http://www.trackmania-carpark.com/faq.php its in that faq and many other places, but this tut explained it the best for me. i used dropbox.com but i'm sure there are other places you can use just as long as it is a direct download link.


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What is music21?
Music21 is a set of tools for helping scholars and other active listeners answer questions about music quickly and simply. If you've ever asked yourself a question like, "I wonder how often Bach does that" or "I wish I knew which band was the first to use these chords in this order," or "I'll bet we'd know more about Renaissance counterpoint (or Indian ragas or post-tonal pitch structures or the form of minuets) if I could write a program to automatically write more of them," then music21 can help you with your work.
How simple is music21 to use?
Extremely. After starting Python and typing "from music21 import *" you can do all of these things with only a single line of music21 code:
Display a short melody in musical notation:
converter.parse("tinynotation: 3/4 c4 d8 f g16 a g f#").show()
Print the twelve-tone matrix for a
tone row (in this case the opening of Schoenberg's Fourth String Quartet):
print (serial.rowToMatrix([2,1,9,10,5,3,4,0,8,7,6,11]) )
Convert a file from Humdrum's **kern data format to MusicXML for editing in Finale or Sibelius:
With five lines of music21 code or less, you can:
Prepare a thematic (incipit) catalog of every Bach chorale that is in 3/4:
for workName in corpus.getBachChorales():
work = converter.parse(workName)
firstTS = work.flat.getTimeSignatures()[0]
if firstTS.ratioString == '6/8':
Google every motet in your database that includes the word 'exultavit' in the superius (soprano) part (even if broken up as multiple syllables in the source file) to see how common the motet's text is:
for motet in listOfMotets:
superius = motet[0]
lyrics = text.assembleLyrics(part)
if 'exultavit' in lyrics:
webbrowser.open('http://www.google.com/search?&q=' + lyrics)
Add the German name (i.e., B♭ = B, B = H, A♯ = Ais) under each note of a Bach chorale and show the new score:
for thisNote in bwv295.flat.notes:
Of course, you are never limited to just using five lines to do tasks with music21. In the demos folder of the music21 package and in the sample problems page (and throughout the documentation) you'll find examples of more complicated problems that music21 is well-suited to solving, such as cataloging the rhythms of a piece from most to least-frequently used.
Music21 builds on preexisting frameworks and technologies such as Humdrum, MusicXML, MuseData, MIDI, and Lilypond but music21 uses an object-oriented skeleton that makes it easier to handle complex data. But at the same time music21 tries to keep its code clear and make reusing existing code simple. With music21 once you (or anyone else) has written a program to solve a problem, that program can easily become a module to be adapted or built upon to solve dozens of similar (but not identical) problems.
Interested in learning more?
- Get Started with music21
- Browse the music21 documentation
- Download music21 from GitHub
- Get our latest news and updates at the music21 blog
- Read the Frequently Asked Questions list
- Sign up for the music21list mailing list through Google Groups.
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Read more at their site. The RILM blog is amazing in any case.In the 1940s Bertrand Harris Bronson became one of the first scholars to use computers for musicological work.For one of his projects he encoded melodic characteristics of hundreds of tunes collected for the traditional ballad Barbara Allen on punch cards, so a computer could ferret out similarities. His project resulted in four groups of tunes, members of which came from both sides of the Atlantic with varying frequency.
Methods in Empirical Music Research: A Workshop for Music Scholars.
Monday May 18 to Friday May 22, 2015.
School of Music, Ohio State University
We are pleased to announce a workshop on empirical methods in music research. This is an intensive five-day workshop taught by Prof. David Huron.
The workshop will be of interest to anyone wishing to expand or enhance their research skills in music. Participants will learn how to design and carry out music experiments, and how to apply empirical, systematic and statistical techniques to problems in music history, analysis, performance, education, culture, policy, and other areas. The workshop is designed specifically to develop practical research skills for musicians and music scholars with little or no previous background in empirical methods.
The workshop introduces participants to a number of methods, including descriptive, exploratory and questionnaire methods, field research, interview techniques, correlational and experimental methods, hypothesis testing, theory formation, and other useful research tools and concepts. Participants will also learn how to read and critique published empirical research related to music - identifying strengths and weaknesses in individual music-related studies.
The workshop objectives will be pursued through a series of day-long activities, including lectures and demonstrations, interspersed with twenty hands-on and group activities.
Three different forms of registration are available for workshop participants. The fee for non-credit participation is $450. A fee schedule for continuing education, and graduate course credit (2 credit hours) is pending. Participants are responsible for their own transporation, food and accommodation.
For further details, see http://musiccog.ohio-state.edu/home/index.php/Workshop
An important milestone for music21 passed unnoticed by me a few weeks ago: ten years since the first time that code (well mostly documentation and tests) that still remains somewhere in the music21 codebase was run and did something useful (a scrambled loop for a composition project I was working on called Fine dead sound, after Faulkner). It seemed worth saying a bit about the history of the project and things learned along the way.
Music21 started as a Perl project -- the oldest code I can find that even vaguely resembles the current music21 comes from November 2003, a 30k Perl script to label a Bach chorale with Roman numerals and correct keys (I still need to publish the algorithm somewhere since I haven't seen a better one). It had no graphical output except using David Rakowski's Lassus font. I was able to get it back up and running and through the modern miracle of web fonts, everyone (except IE users) can play with the oldest music21 system at: http://www.trecento.com/test/lassus.cgi?num=260. If I remember correctly, chords in red had only a passing functionality, the small letters are the roots of chords and the second line of text is the locally active key. Pivot chords are labeled in brackets. This was done for an assignment in Avi Pfeffer's AI and Music class; others in my group had already produced the code (in C I believe) for removing passing tones from the score.
Version 2 is the first version of music21 since v.1 to make substantial changes in the code base that introduce backwards incompatibilities in order to make going forward faster and smoother. It doesn't change anything super fundamental à la Python 3's print function, so most code should still run fine, but definitely test in a separate environment before upgrading on any code you have that needs to run without problems. The system is still changing and more backward-incompatible changes could be included until v.2.1.
We have had 420 commits since the last release, so there is a lot that is new!
Substantial changes include:
- Offsets and quarterLengths are now stored internally as Fractions if they cannot be exactly represented as floating point numbers. A lot of work went into making this conversion extremely fast; you probably won't ever notice the speed difference, but you can now be sure that seven septuplets will add up to exactly a half note. For instance:
- >>> n = note.Note()>>> n.duration.appendTuplet(duration.Tuplet(3,2))>>> n.fullName'C in octave 4 Quarter Triplet (2/3 QL) Note'>>> n.quarterLengthFraction(2, 3)>>> n.quarterLengthFloat # if you need it...0.6666666666666666
- Converter structure has been overhauled for more easily adding new converters in the future. If you've wanted to write a converter or already have one for a format not supported but have been daunted by how to include it in music21 now is a great time to do it. Speaking of which...
- MEI format is supported for import (thanks to Chris Antila and the ELVIS team at McGill university for this great enhancement)
- Python 2.6 is no longer supported. All tests and demos pass and run on Python 2.7, 3.3, and 3.4. (3.2 and older are not supported)
- FreezeThaw on Streams works much better and caching loaded scores works great (some of this was included in 1.9, so definitely upgrade at least to that.
- Much improved Vexflow output using music21j, Javascript/Vexflow rendering engine. Was in 1.9, but improved here.
- Lots of places that used to return anonymous tuples, now return namedtuples for more easily understanding what the return values mean.
- Integrated Travis-CI testing and Coverage tests will keep many more bugs out of music21 in the future.
- Many small problems with Sorting and stream handling fixed.
- Corpus changed: for various licensing reasons, v.2.0 does not include the scores from the MuseData corpus anymore. This change mostly affects Haydn string quartets and Handel's Messiah. However, new replacement scores are being included and 2.1 will have as many great works as before. The MuseData scores are still available online. MuseData is now a deprecated format and no further testing on it will be conducted; only bug fixes that are easily implemented will be accepted.
- music21 is now available under the BSD license in addition to LGPL!
- Stream __repr__ now includes a pointer rather than a number if .id is not set. This change will make filtering out doctests easier in the future.
- TinyNotation no longer allows for a two-element tuple where the second element is the time signature. Replace: ("C4 D E", "3/4") with ("tinynotation: 3/4 C4 D E")
- Obscure calls in SpannerBundle have been removed: spannerBundle.getByClassComplete etc.
- Convenience classes: WholeNote, HalfNote, etc. have been removed. Replace with Note(type='whole') etc.
- Old convenience classes for moving from Perl to Python (DefaultHash, defList) have been removed or renamed (defaultlist)
- Articulations are marked as equal if they are of the same class, regardless of other attributes.
- common.almostLessThan, etc. are gone; were only needed for float rounding, and that problem is fixed.
- duration.aggregateTupletRatio is now aggregateTupletMultiplier, which is more correct.
- scala.ScalaStorage renamed scala.ScalaData
- common.nearestMultiplier now returns the signed difference.
- layout -- names changed for consistency (some layout objects had "startMeasure" and some "measureStart" - now they're all the same); now all use namedtuples.
- rarely used functions in Sites, base, Duration, SpannerStorage, VariantStorage, have been removed or renamed. I'd be surprised if these affect anyone outside the development team.
- common.mixedNumeral for working with large rational numbers
- common.opFrac() optionally converts a float, int, or Fraction to a float, int, or Fraction depending on what is necessary to get exact representations. This is a highly optimized function responsible for music21 working with Fractions at about 10x the speed of normal Fraction work.
- Rest objects get a .lineShift attribute for layout.
- staffDetails, printObject MXL had a bug, writing out "True" instead of "yes"
- staffLines is now an int not float. (duh!)
- better checks for reused pointers.
- lots of private methods are now ready for public hacking!
- Lyric.rawText() will return "hel-" instead of "hel" for "hel-lo".
I am a researcher within the Performing Arts Medicine Association. I was interested in looking at Beethoven's use of range over time in his piano sonatas. Although several previous studies have looked at the question of how Beethoven's compositions were affected by his hearing loss, the results were far less than conclusive. A study in the British Medical Journal counted the notes in the first movements of the first violin parts of Beethoven's string quartet's by hand. For a number of reasons, I thought it might be better to look at the piano sonatas, including that Beethoven wrote more piano sonatas than he did string quartets and symphonies, so the statistical power would be greater. Counting all of the notes in Beethoven's piano sonatas by hand would be a Herculean task for sure, but fortunately with scores available from the Center for Computer Assisted Humanities and music21 sufficient coding skills would do the job.
Why music21?
In addition to the number of high notes, I was also interested in Beethoven's overall use of range, the average note, average frequency, number of measures with high notes, and in calculating values based on the number of notes, as well as weighting those measures by the duration of notes. The methods available in music21 allow the collection of this data very quickly. To collect the majority of the data I needed from all 103 movements of Beethoven's piano sonatas, count over a quarter million individual notes, and organize the data into sonatas, and separating the data by movement number, takes about 11 minutes.
Some Interesting Findings
Beethoven's use of high notes was lowest around 1800 (for all the graphs below, the colors within the dots represent the Sonata Numbers, going from red to purple from 1-32):
The average frequency of each sonata follows a similar trend:
In general, as there are more notes per measure, there are more high notes per measure. This trend does not hold many of the sonatas written before 1802.
Also, the relationship between the use of high notes, and the average frequency was different between the earlier and later sonatas:
Technology like music21 is an invaluable tool for the empirical study of musicology. Relatively quickly, data gathered can be used to analyze the possible relationships between Beethoven's use of high notes and his overall range, and compare that with what we understand about his hearing loss. These data suggest that Beethoven was significantly affected by his hearing loss, though it seems that sometime around 1802 he developed strategies to cope with his progressing disability.
music21 v1.9.3, the latest and last release in the 1.x series.
- MUCH faster .getContextByClass (KUDOS to Josiah Oberholtzer for this). Even if you don't use .getContextByClass in your own code, you're definitely calling something that calls it. This method figures out where the most recent key signature, time signature, clef, etc. is for any given object, finds relationships between notes in different voices, etc. For analysis of medium-sized scores (say, 3 voices, 100 measures) expect a 10-fold speedup. For larger pieces, the speedup can be over 100-fold.
- A new stream/timespans module that makes the previous speedup possible by representing m21 Streams as AVL trees -- it's used in a few places (needs more docs), forthcoming releases will use it in a lot more places
- Python3 support (3.3 and later). The entire test/multiprocessTest.py suite passes on Python 3. N.B. to contributors -- from now on all contributions need to pass tests on both Python 2.7 and 3.3 and later. Negative -- in the past you could have made music21 run on unsupported older systems (2.6 and sometimes 2.5); now
from music21 import *will fail on pre-2.7. 2.7 has been a requirement since Music21 1.7. Fewer than 30% of Macs still in use are running Lion or earlier and thus will need to update to 2.7. This version of music21 runs about 25% faster on Python 3 than Python 2, but otherwise no new features of Python3 are used. Python 2.7 will be supported throughout the Music21 2.x cycle so no panicking -- it'll be years (if ever) before Python 3.3+ is a requirement.
- Improvements to reductions of scores. And to analyzing voiceleading motion (some of this is backwards incompatible)
- Better, faster, and more consistent sorting of elements in a Stream
- Changes to the derivations module that I doubt anyone else was using anyhow...
- Removed obsolete files.
- Stafflines import and export from musicxml (thanks Metalmike!)
- Complete refactoring of converter.py to make it easier for users to write their own Subconverter formats (that can eventually be put into the system)
- Complete serialization of Streams via a new version of jsonpickle. This has big implications down the line; for now it affects...
- Vexflow output is much improved (unless you were counting on Voices; in which case do not upgrade) using the alpha version of music21j -- Javascript reimplementation of music21's core features.
What's next?
- Problems with 5 quintuplets = .99999999 of a beat will disappear. Music21 2.X will store offsets and quarterLengths internally as rational numbers (actually a custom MixedNumeral class, so that the __repr__ is nicer...). All music21 objects will gain four properties: ".offsetRational, .duration.quarterLengthRational, .offsetFloat, and .duration.quarterLengthFloat" -- in music21 2.0, .offset and .duration.quarterLength will be aliases for offsetFloat and .duration.quarterLengthFloat -- so no changes will be needed to existing code. This will give a period of time (6 months?) to switch .offset either to .offsetFloat or .offsetRational. We'll have a tool to make the switch automatically. Then at a certain point, .offset will become an alias for .offsetRational. By music21 3.0 .offset will only support Rational numbers.
- Streams will store the position of notes, etc. in them. Right now this is all stored in the Note object itself. There are some great reasons for doing it that way, but significant speedups will take place by shifting this.
- inPlace will be False by default for all operations on Notes, Streams, etc. -- you can plan for the migration by explicitly setting inPlace for every call now.
- Some changes to boundary cases in .getElementsByOffset will take place -- it will not change much, but for a few users this will be crucial.
- NamedTuples and OrderedDicts will appear in a lot of places
How can I contribute?
Music21 is a rapidly-progressing project, but it is always looking for researchers interested in contributing code, questions, freely-distributable pieces, bug fixes, or documentation. Please contact Michael Scott Cuthbert (cuthbert at mit.edu), Principal Investigator.
The development of music21 has been supported by the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences at M.I.T., the Music and Theater Arts section, and generous grants from the Seaver Institute and the NEH/Digging-Into-Data Challenge. Further donations to the project are always welcome.
- Get Started with music21
- Browse the music21 documentation
- Download music21 from Google Code
- Get our latest news and updates at the music21 blog
- Read the Frequently Asked Questions list
- Sign up for the music21list mailing list through Google Groups.


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Militant Flamboyance: a brief history of Stonewall and other queer happeningsSubmitted by hschultz on Sun, 06/28/2009 - 00:55.
a zine compiled to distribute at Chicago Pride 2009. Aimed at situating Stonewall and PRIDE in a historical context, "Militant Flamboyance" explores radical queer history and how the Stonewall Riots affected a larger GLBTQ movement.
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Mob Action Against the State: Haymarket RememberedSubmitted by Anonymous on Fri, 10/12/2012 - 17:30.
This book was published in 1987 and covers the 1986 "Haymarket Remembered" anarchist gathering in Chicago, IL. It was the first in a series of anarchist gatherings held in the 1980s.
From the intro: read more »
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More, Much MoreSubmitted by pirate on Sat, 01/16/2010 - 10:49.
And other writings
By Massimo Passamani
Venomous Butterfly Publications
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Morning Star: Surrealism, Marxism, Anarchism, Situationism, Utopia by Michael LowySubmitted by Anonymous on Mon, 08/13/2012 - 17:00.
An expanded edition of revered theorist Michael Löwy's Morning Star: Marxism and Surrealism, this masterwork collects the author's essays on the ways in which surrealism intersected with a variety of revolutionary political approaches, ranging from utopian ideals to Marxism and situationism. read more »
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Most Radical Gesture, The : The Situationist International in a Postmodern Age by Sadie PlantSubmitted by Anonymous on Thu, 07/19/2012 - 06:56.
The Most Radical Gesture is the first major study of the Situationist International, a revolutionary movement of extraordinary ambition and influence whose reflections on art, everyday life, pleasure, spontaneity, the city, and the spectacle have ensured it a vital, but largely hidden, role in the development of twentieth-century culture and politics. read more »
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MuseifushugiSubmitted by pirate on Tue, 06/17/2008 - 10:40.
a Brief History of Anarchism in Pre War Japan
By Matthew Turner
Liberatarian Press (NZ)
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Mutual Aid - Medical Insurance That WorkedSubmitted by Anonymous on Sat, 02/02/2008 - 02:06.
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N30Submitted by Anonymous on Sat, 02/02/2008 - 02:14.
Crimethinc's compilation on the November 30th Seattle Protests. An anarchist's report and a study by the RAND corporation.
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Nanterre, Here, NowSubmitted by Anonymous on Thu, 07/30/2009 - 20:51.
The events at Nanterre University during the general strike of May 68' in Paris is somewhat well documented. The continuation of the struggle in and around this specific university for a few years following May, is less remembered, if at all. read more »
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Neoism, Plagiarism & Praxis by Stewart HomeSubmitted by Anonymous on Sat, 03/02/2013 - 18:01.
Neoism, Plagiarism & Praxis is concerned with what's been happening at the cutting edge of culture since the demise of Fluxus and the Situationists. It provides inside information on the Neoists, Plagiarists, Art Strikers, London Psychogeographical Association, K Foundation, and other groups that are even more obscure.
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Ninth-Century Muslim AnarchistsSubmitted by Anonymous on Sun, 09/04/2011 - 02:11.
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No God, No Boss, No Husband: Anarchist Feminism in Nineteenth-Century ArgentinaSubmitted by Anonymous on Thu, 10/21/2010 - 00:16.
Maxine Molyneux's "No God, No Boss, No Husband: Anarchist Feminism in Nineteenth-Century Argentina" (Latin American Perspectives, Vol. 13, No. 1, Latin America's Nineteenth-Century History, Winter, 1986)
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Non Fides N°4Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 09/22/2009 - 23:25.
Here is the electronic version (PDF) of the latest issue of Non Fides, a periodical anarchist journal from Paris, France.
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Non-Western AnarchismsSubmitted by Anonymous on Sun, 06/15/2008 - 09:20.
by Jason Adams
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Northeastern Anarchist #1Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 06/17/2012 - 19:55.
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Notes on AnarchismSubmitted by bostonabc on Thu, 11/25/2010 - 21:59.
by Noam Chomsky
This was originally the introduction Daniel Guerin's book 'Anarchism.'
This zine is part of the Boston Anarchist Black Cross distro.
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Octave MirbeauSubmitted by pirate on Thu, 08/21/2008 - 17:17.
The Wall, Ravachol,
elections, Before the Burial,
a Dog's Death, the Baby,
The Justice of the Peace, the Sacred Bird
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On the Genealogy of Morality by Friedrich NietzscheSubmitted by Anonymous on Wed, 10/31/2012 - 20:21.
Friedrich Nietzsche is one of the most influential thinkers of the past 150 years and On the Genealogy of Morality (1887) is his most important work on ethics and politics. A polemical contribution to moral and political theory, it offers a critique of moral values and traces the historical evolution of concepts such as guilt, conscience, responsibility, law and justice. read more »
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On the Poverty of Student LifeSubmitted by hschultz on Tue, 02/09/2010 - 21:12.
the Situationists' classic text on student life, better quality for zine format.
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One Big UnionSubmitted by pirate on Mon, 06/16/2008 - 07:41.
by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)
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Chinese Beef And Green Beans
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|Flank steak
|4 Ounce, cut crosswise into strips 1/4 inch thick and 2 inches long
|Soy sauce
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Green beans
|4 Ounce
|Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Clove (5 gm), peeled and minced
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|2 Tablespoon
1. Put the steak slices into a small bowl, add the soy sauce, and toss to mix. Let the steak stand for 10 minutes to marinate. Meanwhile, wash the beans, cut off the ends, and break into 2-inch lengths.
2. Heat the oil in a heavy 8-inch skillet over moderate heat for about 1 minute. Add the garlic and salt, and cook, stirring, for 30 seconds. Do not let the garlic brown. Add the beans to the skillet and cook, stirring, for 3 minutes. Add the water, cover, reduce the heat, and cook for 3 more minutes.
3. Raise the heat to moderately high, cook until the water has boiled away, then add the steak and marinade. Cook, uncovered, stirring constantly, for 2 minutes. The steak should be pink; do not overcook or it will be tough. Serve with rice.
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A son of the late Joseph and Anna Wayda, he was born June 18, 1935, in Ashley, Pennsylvania. He served our country in the United States Air Force until retiring, and later retired from PPG.
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Luis Suarez, the striker at the centre of the biggest story of the World Cup, disappointed a healthy cohort of the world's media by failing to show up at Uruguay training in Natal on Wednesday.
The allegation that Suarez bit Italy's Giorgio Chiellini on the shoulder during the 1-0 victory that sent Uruguay into the last 16 and the Azzurri home was, however, the sole topic of conversation at the Maria Lamas Farache stadium. "It's completely normal," said the rather frazzled Uruguay team press officer, Matias Faral, explaining Suarez's absence for the umpteenth time.
"The 11 that started last night are back at the hotel, working in the gym or in the pool, only the substitutes are training here today." Waiting outside the stadium hoping for a glimpse of the players were a sprinkling of the thousands of Uruguayan fans who roared their country to victory at the Dunas arena.
Among them there was complete consensus about who was to blame for the fact that the incident was overshadowing their qualification from a Group D containing two former world champions. "England and Italy are just mad at us because we got to the finals and they didn't," said Adrian Campbell, a 34-year-old Uruguay fan who lives in Miami.
"It was normal play, Chiellini gave him a big elbow. Chiellini is not the cleanest player, you know." FIFA will conduct a formal investigation into the incident on Wednesday and Suarez, who has twice been banned for biting opponents in club matches, faces a lengthy suspension if found guilty.
Uruguay face Colombia in their last-16 match in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday and the fans were in no doubt how significant Suarez's absence would be. "He is a quarter of our team," added Campbell, whose Scottish great grandfather explains his name, to nods of assent from the Uruguay fans around him.
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WASHINGTON (ICIS)--The US economy performed better in the third quarter this year than initially thought, the US Commerce Department said on Thursday, with gross domestic product (GDP) growing by 3.6% rather than the initial estimate of 2.8%.
In normal economic times, annual US economic expansion would be expected to be in the 3% to 3.5% range - referred to by economists as trend growth - that has typified, on average, the nation's pace of expansion since World War II.
US GDP growth in the first quarter of this year was 1.1% on an annualised basis, but the economy's expansion picked up some speed in the second quarter, growing by 2.5%.
In its second estimate of third-quarter performance, the department said that the jump in annualised GDP growth was chiefly due to a larger increase in private inventory investment than earlier estimated.
Also contributing to the higher GDP growth rate, said the department, was a deceleration in the volume of foreign goods imported to the US. Imports count as a negative in assessing GDP performance.
Increased spending by state and local governments also helped drive the GDP figure higher for the July-September period.
Those improvements, however, were in part offset by fewer US exports and a slowdown in consumer spending and commercial real estate development.
In particular, the report noted that consumer spending - what the department calls personal consumption expenditures (PCE) - increased by 1.4% in the third quarter from the second quarter.
That was a positive advance, but it was lower than the PCE growth of 1.8% in the second quarter.
Commercial real estate development - non-residential fixed investment - rose by 3.5% in the third quarter, the department said, but that marked a bit of a slowdown from the 4.7% gain seen in this sector in the second quarter.
Although the pace of residential construction eased in the third quarter, the report said, declining to 13% from the 14.2% growth rate in the second quarter, it was nonetheless a strong showing in this crucial economic sector.
The growth of US exports also slowed in the third quarter, dropping to 3.7% from the 8% expansion of exports seen in the second quarter, a decline of 4.3 percentage points.
But the pace of US imports of foreign-made goods also eased in the third quarter, declining by a nearly equal 4.2 percentage points from the second quarter. Third quarter imports rose at 2.7% compared with the second quarter pace of 6.9%.
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Display First 4 Digits Of A NumberDec 5, 2006
I work in a finance department and we have MANY numbers consisting of 7 digits. Is there a way to enter in the entire number, but only display the first 4 digits?View 9 Replies
I work in a finance department and we have MANY numbers consisting of 7 digits. Is there a way to enter in the entire number, but only display the first 4 digits?View 9 Replies
i need to format my numbers in the following format
the first three digits will be separated and then subsequently 2 digits
i have 2 coulmns in a listbox. The columns cant display more than 11 digits. So basically it would look like this 1.23456789E+12. I even tried playing with the Columnwidth but that didnt work.View 2 Replies View Related
I need a way to display all 8 digit numbers that have the digits 1-8 in them. (ie. 12345678 but NOT 12345679 OR 12345677) Also If I could somehow divide by 13 then check for whole numbersView 14 Replies View Related
I am trying to display the results that i get in excel sheet in a userform using textboxes; I need to round off the digits in these textboxes so as to display 2 digits after decimal point! I would like to have the code to solve this problem!View 4 Replies View Related
Need to display time in total minutes but with a space after every 3 digits.
For instance, I can display 0.833333 as total minutes by using the custom number format [m] which displays 1200. But I need it to display as 1 200. I know with a standard number, I could use # ##0 but I don't know how to get both of these custom attributes to work simultaneously.
I wrote an excel program in Excel'03 for a dental office to manage state assistance patients and one of the table columns is the state assistance number. The problem is that the program defaults to a number format when it is entered instead of a text format, which is what I want. The issue is that state assistance numbers are always 8 digits and when it defaults to a number field the program drops the required preceeding zeros.
For example the number 00123456 will sometimes show up as 123456, which is wrong. It's like sometimes it will show up right and other times it gets a butterfly in its brain and deletes those zeros irritating the receptionist here. So, how do I get the table to either stay in text format or set up a number format that keeps the preceeding zeros?
I have a number, eg, 1234567 and rounded to prepare the shrink of the size of the number like
= Round(a1, -3). I have, say now, 1234000.
I need to strip "000" from the number and place 1234 to a cell.
I'm trying to create a completion statement on where I will add up the money my client has sent to me and also add up the money I need to pay out in order for them to complete their transaction. The end result I want is I would like to display whether my client has given me to much money and I need to repay them. Or if they haven't given me enough then I need to invoice them. I need excel to display for me after all the figures have been added and subtracted if the end figure is negative then display in D19 (balanced owed to you). If the end figure is positive (Balance required from you) display in D20.View 12 Replies View Related
Can a vba macro be provided for splitting a number into digits? The number will be in Sheet 1 but splitted number will be on sheet 2. Splitting of numbers means a number entered into a cell will be splitted into different column/cells with one digit per cell.View 14 Replies View Related
I want to extract the fifth and sixth digits from an 8 figure number i.e. 20010891 would equal 10.
I have tried every combination of Left & Right combined with Find that I know and nothing works.
In my worksheet there is a column with values of either 3 or 4 numbers. If the value only has 3 numbers I would like to add a space before the first number, to ensure the proper line-up when saving the sheet as a text file. How can I do this (conditional formatting or macro??)View 5 Replies View Related
I need a formula to extract the first two numbers and move them to the back of the number remaining. For example, the original number is 235871, the result would be 587123.
My numbers always have six digits but may at times have seven.
Does anybody know of a special format or a rounding function that displays or rounds a number off to a specific number of significant digits.
Lets say I would like 3 significant digits this would be the results:
0.40019 -> 0.400
6.543 -> 6.54
12.543 -> 12.5
32 -> 32.0
564.7894 -> 565
54387 -> 54400 (or 5.44E+4 to be correct, but i can live with 54400)
I need to calculate the sum of digits in a numeric string. The function should keep on adding the digits of each result, till the final sum is a single digit. Please refer to the following example and result expected:-
Supposed the number entered in Cell A1 is 456789
Result 1 = 4+5+6+7+8+9 = 39
Result 2 = 3+9 = 12
Final Result required = 1+2 = 3
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it is possible to separate numbers from Column A into each column of B and C?
I have a calculated field which is essentially two concatenated values (DDMMYY and sequential numbers starting from 1). I want it so that any single digits will automatically have a zero in front (e.g. 01, 02, 03 etc). The concatenating takes place in VBA so it has to be coded...View 3 Replies View Related
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I would like a function that checks an input number to see if it contains unique digits. If the digits are unique the output is 1 else the output is -1. Thus, supposing we call the function UNIQ(), we find UNIQ(15423) = 1 but UNIQ(154532) = -1. The input is always a positive integer.View 7 Replies View Related
I have problems in PASTING my 19 digit number from the source report into excel.
E.g, the original value is 8321515222222123122 but it always transfer to 8321515222222120000
I have tried the simple cell format setting, that is after pasting, I set the cells to text, but it doesn't help and also try the custom fomat "###################", but it is still the same result with the last 4 digit lost.
What I want the format to be is not in scientfic and have to be full display.
a2 needs to contain a number (multiple of 10 10-90) and then d2 must contain a formula that gives that number in word form.
I need to do the same thing in b2 and e2, only with a number 20-99 not neccesarily ending in 0.
I need Excel to create Date's of Birth from following data in column A. If the data are 7 numbers long, I need to add a '0' to the start and have used the custom format of 0#######. This works fine but I need the data in column B to just display the first 4 digits. I have used =LEFT(A1,4) to do this, but it's not picking up the 0's which I've added.View 11 Replies View Related
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I have in my cell a number, namely, 5260007005020024100055040300004110000000
What I would like to do is extract a set of digits from it,
Starting from the second 2, and shown here in the dots. I need all of the numbers in a separate cell, "52600070050200 .24100055.. 040300004110000000"
Hope this is clear. bearing in mind the number will remain as one so I would need to start at 14 then using LEN or something I'm not sure, extract the following 8 into another cell.
I have a large file with cells filled with text (converted from a database, imported into Excel). The text is in rows of column A and always contains a 16 digit number, which is what I need. I am able to clean up this text and show only this number, but then Excel shows the last digit as a '0'.
An example of the text I need to filter the 16-digit number from: GIRO 6838657 K MAHMODBETALINGSKENM. 7062542158461684 STORNOADMINISTRATIEVE REDEN 1 ZIE DE TOEGEZONDEN KENNISGEVINGVAN VERHAAL OF CJIC.NL/VZD
I've altered some of the information in here so this is fake. The text is messy but all I need is the number.
This is the macro I use to clean up the text and leave only the 16 digit number:
Sub CleanUp
Dim e As Variant
With CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
It sort of works, but when I run it, I get this number as a result: 7062542158461680 (last digit is changed into a zero).
I've been trying to insert this line into the macro but it doesn't work: Columns("A:A").NumberFormat = "@"
How do I change the outcome of this macro into the actual number?
If this is impossible to do, I can also manage if there is a way to filter only the last 9 digits from the 16 digit number. I can work with that, too.
I use Excel XP (2002) at work.
counting some room numbers that meet a specific criteria. For example:
Let's say i have room numbers
I need to count the room numbers which the last two digits are greater than 40.
So far I have tried to separate the last two by using the Right formula but then when I try to use countif, it doesn't work as I guess that the result of the extraction comes back a a text value
I am working on my project for VBA and I need to make a program for Large Factorials sch as 25!, which is too big to fit as a Long-integer. I basically have to find a way around this by storing the numbers as arrays F() and C(). Array F is for the multiplication of each cell of memory, and C is for the carries, which will later be added. I need to separate the hundreds, tens and units of each multiplication.
To Further explain, lets say I have 12!; to find this I would take the previously calculated 11! (by using a loop) and multiply 12 by each memory cell of the array F(). So it's kind of like multiplying by hand, you bring down the units and put the carries on top to be added later. I would store the carries as one or two memory locations over of the current I, or the current loop number. So the units of the mult. would be stored as F(I), the tens would be carried and stored as C(I+1), and the hundreds would also be carried, but this time two cells over, so C(I+2)
The main problem I have is finding the proper code to split the number into units, tens, and hundreds, and then assigning them to their appropriate memory cells within their respective arrays.
Here's what I have so far:
Dim F(1 To 30), C(1 To 30), N As Integer, Fact As Long, Length As Integer, space As Integer
Sub LargeFactorialCalc()
Open "F:project.txt" For Output As #1
N = InputBox("Enter the number you would like to take the factorial of: ")
[Code] .......
I have 4 and 5 digit numbers. For the 4 digit numbers, I want to be able to distinguish between the numbers by the last digit. For the 5 digit numbers, I want to be able to distinguish between the numbers by the last two digits.
Example: For 4 digit numbers, I would like to do something with all numbers ending in 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. For 5 digit numbers, I would like to do something with numbers ending in 10, 11, 12, 20, 21, etc.
The first step in being able to do this, I guess is distiguishing between 4 and 5 digit numbers, which I know can be done by the number lenght. However, the second part of looking at the last digit or the two last digits I don't know how to do.
I have a list of numbers with 2, 3, and 4 digits. Is there a formula that can recognize if there are only 2 digits, it will add 2 zeros in front of the number.
For example,
47 will become 0047
234 will become 0234
1234 will become 1234
I am trying to apply conditional formatting to highlight the cells in D column if it starts with 91099 or 91004.
I tried to do the same using wild card, and left function but didn't get the desired output.
I have a very large database where I want to filter out numbers that do
not have certain two digits as their last two. For example, the column
based on which I want to filter out data contains numbers like
197301310153. I want to filter out anything that does not end in 53....
I basically I have a column with numbers. All the numbers are positive integers. What I like to do is have a VBA function that extracts the integers with the largest number of digits. So for example if we have the following column:
So basically we search for largest number of digits, and extract the numbers that fit this category, which could be just one number or multiple numbers.
The values in columns b:d range from 000-999. I need a formula that will count the number of digits in B:D that match the 3 values in H1 without counting a digit twice. The existing formula counts a digit twice, like the value in H4.
Excel 2007Worksheet FormulasCellFormulaE2=B2&C2&D2F2=SUM(B2:D2)G2=MOD(F2,10)H2=SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(FIND(","&$B2:$D2&",",","&H$1&",")))E3=B3&C3&D3F3=SUM(B3:D3)G3=MOD(F3,10)H3=SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(FIND(","&$B3:$D3&",",","&H$1&",")))E4=B4&
[Code] ......
I have the following working great, but would like to see it refine a little, as the data vlookup is 6 digits, but i only needs the last 4 digits is enough for me to work, my question is how do i go about adding that to the following function i have implemented and working fine.
=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(B4,' cmfs01home$peter[tracker data 4-25-14-a.xlsx]ControlSheet'!$B$2:$F$301,4,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(B4,' cmfs01home$peter[tracker data 4-25-14-a.xlsx]ControlSheet'!$B$2:$F$301,4,FALSE)
I am editing a wine database which contains a vast amount of data, one column has the wine name and sometimes the vintage year in the begining or at the end of the cell. Sometimes the year is made of 2 digits (03, 05, ..) or 4 digits (1978, 2004, 2005, ...).
Is there a way to remove this vintage year form the string?
to make matters worse, there is often a single quote/apostrophe in front of the vintage year, which is driving me mad as 98% of the time it is one of these hidden ones that cannot be deleted using the find/replace function.
examples are like below:
De Wetshof Finesse/Lesca Cahrdonnay �07
De Wetshof Sauvignon Blanc �07
Lord Neethling Cabernet Franc 2002
Lord Neethling Pinotage �01
Bouchard Finlayson Tete de Cuvee Pinot Noir �07
Jacobsdal Pinotage 1994
Zondernaam Sauvignon Blanc 2007
Tokara Red
1976 St Emilion
03 Tokara rose
Plasir de Merle Cabernet Sauvignon �05
DuToitskloof Pinotage/Merlot/Ruby Cabernet
1999 Tradition Juracon 375ml
I have been searching the Internet for the past 2 days without luck on how to delete the end of string vintage year.
I have had some luck with the left side, as in:
As I am not an expert with Excel, I have no idea on how to use VBA (every time I have tried even basic things, I failed) nor even sure how the above funtion works (found it on another site).
I thought I could acheive my goal in two steps, first removing the left side vintage and use this partial result with the RIGHT equivalent funtion, but it simply is not working!
I am editing a wine database which contains a vast amount of data, one column has the wine name and sometimes the vintage year in the begining or at the end of the cell.
Sometimes the year is made of 2 digits (03, 05, ..) or 4 digits (1978, 2004, 2005, ...).
Is there a way to remove this vintage year form the string?
to make matters worse, there is often a single quote/apostrophe in front of the vintage year, which is driving me mad as 98% of the time it is one of these hidden ones that cannot be deleted using the find/replace function.
examples are like below:
De Wetshof Finesse/Lesca Cahrdonnay �07
De Wetshof Sauvignon Blanc �07
Lord Neethling Cabernet Franc 2002
Lord Neethling Pinotage �01
Bouchard Finlayson Tete de Cuvee Pinot Noir �07
Jacobsdal Pinotage 1994
Zondernaam Sauvignon Blanc 2007
2003 Tokara Red
1976 St Emilion
03 Tokara rose
Plasir de Merle Cabernet Sauvignon �05
I have been searching the Internet for the past 2 days without luck on how to delete the end of string vintage year.
I have had some luck with the left side, as in:
As I am not an expert with Excel, I have no idea on how to use VBA (every time I have tried even basic things, I failed) nor even sure how the above funtion works (found it on another site).
I thought I could acheive my goal in two steps, first removing the left side vintage and use this partial result with the RIGHT equivalent funtion, but it simply is not working!
Does anyone have an idea on how to help with this?
Ideally I would love to cut the vintage year, whether 2 or 4 digit, whether on right or left of cell and paste it in another cell, so to avoid manually doing it.
However, this is surely too complicated to do, so iwould settle with just deleting the vintage year and manually typing the vintage in another cell.
I received a request from a coworker regarding custom formatting some numbers in his spreadsheet. Those numbers are serial numbers of 20 characters long. Sometimes in my files I use this custom number formatting ###0 and its enough for the data I handle. But when I tried to use it in his spreadsheet, the following shows:
The cell must look like this: 08456891070060510302
The reason to have it like this is due to a Delivery Program requirement to deliver Set-top Units for repair. The Delivery Program do not recognize other format than the above. My coworker takes the data from a spreadsheet, and the spreadsheet needs a custom number format to display the correct number.
find a custom number format to be able to display as my coworker need it??
Designated Cell = 7
1 10 .034
15 25 .072
35 45 .089
Output Cell = ???
I am trying to find a formula for the output cell. Suppose the designated cell = 7 due to formulas above it. So that number is always given but can change. I then need a formula for the ouput cell that says if the designated cell is greater than or equal to 1, and less than 10, then the output cell should equal .034. So suppose the designated cell = 18.2. Then I would want the output cell to be .072 since it is greater than or equal to 15, and less than 25. The template I am using has 23 rows of numbers like above. I didn't know how to do it for 23 rows though. If/Then doesn't work because it is 23 statements long (well over the seven limit) and the vlookup only works when the cell is equal to a number and not a range.
I have a sheet with column A. This column A contains numbers from 1 number to 6 numbers.
So, one cell can have a '1' or a '999999' or any combination between them. Now this is the problem.
I want a formula that will fill those cells that don't contain a number up to 6 digits. So if a cell contains '254' I will like this formula to fill the cell like this: 000254.
This should happen with any number that don't have a number with six digits.
78 should be 000078, 78652 should be 078652 and so on.


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Nothing quite says Easter like this beautiful Vintage Easter Cone. Sophisticated Easter crafts like this make great gifts for mothers and grandmothers, especially when you put some chocolate inside!
- Paper Mache Cone-- 10.63" x 4"
- 12" x 12" paper – K & Company "Life's Journey", cut to fit
- Vintage image—Victorian Image Crafts "Easter Collage Sheet", printed on white cardstock
- Delta Acrylic Paint—Nectar + Antique White (1:2)
- Cricut and SCAL program or similar chipboard frames
- Pink Crepe Paper—72"
- Ribbon Lace—13", Spare Parts
- 1.5" Wired Organza Ribbon—24"
- Tassel
- Grunge paper
- Glitter—Stampendous "Pink Fine"
- Distress Ink—Victorian Velvet
- Jewel Embellishments
- Tissue Paper
- Floral stems
- Workable Fixative
- Sobo Glue
- Glue Gun
- Foam Brush
- Craft Knife
- Drill
- SCAL Pattern
- Choose your vintage image. Print image on white cardstock and spray with fixative.
- Taking the 12 x 12 paper, wrap paper around cone and mark inside with pencil for a cutting guide.
- Unroll paper from cone and cut on your pencil lines. After cutting, your paper should look like a rounded triangle.
- Apply glue to back of paper and wrap paper around cone. Smooth out using your fingers. Using a craft knife, trim excess paper from top of cone.
- Paint inside and top edge of cone. I only painted about 2-3" into the cone as the cone will be filled.
- Once paint is dry, drill hanging holes into cone.
- Using the Cricut and the SCAL file, cut the frames out of Grungepaper. If you don't have Cricut/SCAL, use a similar chipboard frame. Paint the bottom frame's opening and edge as shown below. Bottom frame piece has the smaller circle opening.
- Glue the frames together and when dry, glue and glitter the top and sides of the frame.
- Place the vintage image behind the frame and cut it to fit. Glue image to back of frame.
- Cut crepe paper into two 18" strips. Create a ruffle by pleating and hot gluing around the top of the cone. It helps to use a compass to mark an even pencil line around the edge of the cone so that the crepe paper will be glued on straight. Leave about a ½" of crepe paper showing above the rim of the cone.
- Using the Distress Ink, gently brush over folds and top of ruffle. Press portion of ruffle above the cone back gently.
- Using hot glue, attach the lace to the bottom edge of the crepe paper ruffle.
- Gently bend the frame and using hot glue, attach to the cone.
- Using the craft knife, carefully cut through the crepe paper covering the drilled handle holes. Gently pull each end of the ribbon through those holes and knot.
- Slice off a small piece of the tip of the cone and insert the string end of the tassel. Hot glue to hold.
- Add jewel embellishments as desired.
- Stuff cone with tissue paper and place florals in the top of the cone. Hot glue if necessary to hold in place. Hang and enjoy!
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