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The threat of severe storms Friday night and into Saturday morning didn't deter the 15 teams participating in this year's Relay for Life at the Carroll County Fairgrounds.
County Relay Chairman Scott Niswonger said meteorologists earlier in the week forecast a 60 percent chance of severe thunderstorms, prompting him to call a special meeting with team captains and other Relay official Thursday night to determine options for the annual event, which was held from 7 p.m. Friday to 7 a.m. Saturday.
Now that Easter is only a few days away, I have found myself doing a little reminiscing. I remember the way we celebrated Easter when I was a little girl. My maternal grandmother always bought my Easter dress, hat gloves and all. The dresses were always frilly with lots of crinoline underneath. Actually, some of those styles have come back for the younger girls.
General Butler State Resort Park, together with Kentucky Chautauqua, presents a living-history drama, "Lucy Bakewell Audubon: A Kentucky Love Story," at 7 p.m. today, Wednesday, April 20, in the Lodge Lounge.
Lucy Bakewell Audubon was the wife of John James Audubon, the famed naturalist, artist and author of "Birds of America." She felt she was "perfectly suited" for him and was incredibly devoted to him. She made enormous sacrifices and suffered public scorn as she supported her husband's talents.
Bill Davis shared this history of Ghent College and Ghent School with The News-Democrat after the structure was destryoed by fire Sunday. Davis researched this for the "Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky."
Ghent College in Carroll County, Ky., was founded in 1867, when local citizens led by James Frank formed a corporation creating a private nonsectarian college for white students at Ghent. A three-story brick college building was built on the western edge of town the following year, at a cost of $31,700.
The Carroll-Henry county area recently became the inspiration and blank canvas for a student's senior thesis photography project.
Lauren DiFulvio, a senior at College of Mount St. Joseph in Cincinnati, Ohio, photographed a series of portraits and environmental shots in Port Royal, English, Turners Station and Carrollton for her thesis project.
Members of Carroll County Animal Support donated 14 books to Kathryn Winn Primary School's library Monday, April 11, as part of the local celebration of Kentucky Week for the Animals. The books teach about how to care for pets and the importance of adopting shelter dogs and cats.
Principal Gerda Wise received books from CCAS members Robin Caldwell, left, Executive Director Tammie Crawford, center, and Victoria Meister.
Lindsey Wilson College is coming to Jefferson Community and Technical College-Carrollton Campus.
LWC is offering an accelerated bachelor's degree in human services and counseling and a master's degree in mental health counseling and human development at the Carrollton campus.
Interested in more information about these programs? Join us for an information session on Tuesday, June 28. Drop by between 5-7 p.m. to find out more.
A young couple decided to wed. As the big day approached, they grew apprehensive. Each had a problem they had never before shared with anyone, not even each other.
The groom-to-be, overcoming his fear, decided to ask his father for advice. "Father," he said, "I am deeply concerned about the success of my marriage. I love my fiancée, very much, but you see, I have very smelly feet, and I'm afraid that my future wife will be put off by them."
We just spent a week of vacation with our son, daughter-in-law and four grandchildren — ages 1, 2, 4 and 10 — in Florida.
In that group we have some very picky eaters, including the adults. As much as I love them all, I do get a little disturbed because they all eat a lot of snack foods. The general menu for the 2- and 4- year-olds is chicken fingers and French fries, no vegetables. Their mother is trying to get them to eat better, but their habit of eating snack foods that it makes it very difficult for her.
This year's Carroll County Fair is June 2-11. I know this is more than a month away, but it is not too early to start thinking of what you might like to enter in the fair.
What flowers or vegetables might you grow? What items have you made or are making that you could enter? Do you paint or take photographs? Start thinking ahead for what you might want to exhibit. We like to see lots of entries in the open and 4-H classes at the fair. You can win money and ribbons for items that showcase your abilities.
Workers who sustain injuries on the job will find a new face at Carroll County Memorial Hospital ready to assist them with their recovery.
Dr. Sherrell Nunnelley assumed his full-time role as medical director of occupational medicine two weeks ago, but he has been working at CCMH a couple of days each week for the past two months.
"For the past 20 years, I have been taking care of all kinds of injuries," Nunnelley said.
Multi-talented Sharon Graves is like the Martha Stewart of Carroll County: She can paint, take pictures, sew, quilt, cross-stitch, create jewelry and is currently learning how to cut maps and make picture frames. "For me, to see something come out of nothing is so exciting," she said.
Graves' landscape acrylic paintings and photography will be on display at the Carroll County Public Library during the month of April. There will also be an artist's reception for her on Monday, April 4 from 6-8 p.m. at the library.
A Shining STAR Customer Service training program that I attended a couple of weeks ago is even more important to us now with the announcement that Kentucky Speedway will host a NASCAR Sprint Cup race July 9, 2011. Carrollton and Carroll County have just a little more than 10 months to prepare fo
Journeyman Steve Young recently visited Carrollton during one of his journeys across the country to raise awareness for the Victory Junction Gang Camp, a camp for sick and terminally ill children in Randleman, N.C. According to their website, the camp opened in 2004 and has served more than 11,000 children and families from 47 states and th
Auctions are a place where learning to detect and interpret even the most minute change of body language is key. As the amplified voice of the owner and auctioneer, David Neville, rambles the increment prices of the merchandise, most of the communication on the floor of Capstone Produce Market was being done through looks, small nods of the head and quick hand gestures. Othe
There were quite a number of steamboats in the 19th and early 20th centuries named for various cities and towns sprinkled along America's inland waterways. Famous boats operating on the Ohio and Mississippi included namesakes for Louisville, Cincinnati, Madison, St. Louis, Natchez, Memphis and many others. Carrollton had a namesake packet for just under five years near the e
The property stands idle after a 50-year history of service as a summer residential camping facility for special needs individuals from the summer of 1960 until May 29, 2010. When first opened, Camp Kysoc was considered to be a premiere camping facility for special needs children and the first of its kind in the nation. During the years of o
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Photo By Bruce BennettL.Jay Meyer as Addison Mizner and Tom Frey as Wilson Mizner in Road Show at Stages Repertory Theatre. Stages Repertory Theatre - "Road Show" tech rehearsal
Photo By Nick de la Torre/StaffSusan Shofner and L.J. Meyer star in the Stages Repertory Theater production of "Road Show."
Photo By Gary Fountain/Freelance(For the Chronicle/Gary Fountain, June 4, 2013) Philip Lehl as MacBeth, and Kim Tobin as Lady MacBeth, in this scene from Stark Naked Theatre's production of Shakespeare's MacBeth.
Photo By Gary Fountain/FreelanceKim Tobin and Philip Lehl star in Stark Naked Theatre's production of Shakespeare's "MacBeth."
Photo By Gary Fountain/Freelance(For the Chronicle/Gary Fountain, June 4, 2013) Philip Lehl as MacBeth, and Kim Tobin as Lady MacBeth, in this scene from Stark Naked Theatre's production of Shakespeare's MacBeth.
Photo By McClain GallerySee James Rosenquist's "Television or the Cat's Cradle Supports Electronic Picture" in the exhibit "Celestial" at McClain Gallery through July 3.
Photo By Architecture Center HoustonSee James Surls "Reflecting Flowers" and other works at Architecture Center Houston, which is honoring Surls as Artist of the Year through July 19.
Asia Society Texas Center: Universe is Flux: The Art of Tawara Y saku, is the first major retrospective of paintings by the Japanese master. June 19-Sept. 15. Opening reception June 19 features music by Mercury. 1370 Southmore; 713-496-9901; www.asiasociety.org. Tawara Y saku (Japanese, 1932 2004) Untitled, Ichi [99], from Sora series May 10, 2001 ink on paper image: 5-5/8 x 4-1/8 in framed: 20-3/8 x 15-3/8 x 1-1/2 in. Indianapolis Museum of Art, Martha Delzell Memorial Fund (C) Tawara Y saku
Flashdance: National tour of stage musical based on the 1983 movie about a welder by day, bar dancer by night, who aspires to a career as a professional dancer; presented here by TUTS. When: 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday, 2 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday; Where: Hobby Center, 800 Bagby; Tickets: $24-$119; Info: 713-558-8887.
Close Up Space: Molly Smith Metzler's comedy centers on a veteran literary editor battling the lowering of literary standards while suffering an unexpected breakdown of communication with his grief-stricken daughter. When: 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday; Where: Main Street Theater, 2540 Times; Tickets: $20-$36; Info: 713-524-6706.
Malcolm and Teresa: Cathal Gallagher's play was inspired by BBC journalist Malcolm Muggeridge's interviews with Mother Teresa, which helped bring her humanitarian work to the attention of the world. When: 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays-Thursdays, 8 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays, 2:30 p.m. Sundays, through June 23; Where: A.D. Players, 2710 W. Alabama; Tickets: $32-$41; Info: 713-526-2721.
Always ... Patsy Cline: Return engagement marks the 25th anniversary of the show that originated at Stages and has been often revived here and widely produced across the country. Ted Swindley's script depicts the friendship that developed between the country-music legend and a loyal Houston fan, the scenes alternating with 27 of Cline's hits. When: 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays-Thursdays, 8 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays, 3 p.m. Sundays, through June 23; Where: Stages Repertory Theatre, 3201 Allen Parkway; Tickets: $21-$45; Info: 713-527-0123.
Dixie's Tupperware Party: Stand-up meets Tupperware salesmanship in novelty comedy show whose "sassy, trashy" laughs are not intended for kids; presented here by TUTS. When: 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Sunday, 2:30 p.m. Saturday-Sunday; Where: Zilkha Hall, Hobby Center, 800 Bagby; Tickets: $24-$39; Info: 713-558-8887.
Macbeth: Shakespeare's tragedy of fate, corruption, betrayal and the horrors precipitated by unfettered ambition. When: 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, 8 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays, 3 p.m. Sundays, through June 22; "pay what you can" show at 7:30 p.m. Monday; Where: Stark Naked Theatre, at Spring Street Studios, 1824 Spring; Tickets: $20; Info: 832-866-6514.
Stage Flight: Comedy-variety performance by Jim Mackenzie, "inspired by Buster Keaton and Wile E. Coyote," mixing physical and verbal comedy with such specialties as juggling, rope-walking, unicycling and sword-swallowing. When: 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday; Where: Frenetic Theater, 5102 Navigation; Tickets: $10-$15; Info: 281-352-4827.
Blame It on Valentine, Texas: Jaston Williams (of "Greater Tuna" fame) performs his new solo comedy recalling misadventures growing up in one of the smallest towns in Texas. When: 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday; Where: 1894 Grand Opera House, 2020 Postoffice, Galveston; Tickets: $25-$45; Info: 800-821-1894.
MBTV: The Music Box Does Television: TV is the theme for Music Box's latest cabaret revue of songs and comedy skits. When: 8 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays, through Aug. 3; Where: Music Box Theater, 2623 Colquitt; Tickets: $27-$37; Info: 713-522-7722.
Dracula: The original blood-sucker is back in Steven Dietz's adaptation of Bram Stoker's horror classic. When: 8 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays, through June 22; Where: Theatre Southwest, 8944A Clarkcrest; Tickets: $17; Info: 713-661-9505.
Texas Music Festival: The all-month festival, built around budding musicians and their teachers, continues. Friday at 7:30 p.m.: The two-guitar Kithara Duo and electric guitarist Julia Crowe perform. Saturday at 7:30 p.m.: German conductor Horst Förster leads the Festival Orchestra in Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 and other works. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.: Faculty members perform chamber music by Mozart, Franz Schubert and others. Where: Moores School of Music, University of Houston, campus entrance 16 off Cullen; Tickets: $15 general, $10 for students with ID or seniors 60 and older; Info: 713-743-3313, www.tmf.uh.edu. Also: At 8 p.m. Friday, Festival Orchestra gives a free performance of the Tchaikovsky program at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion at The Woodlands, 2005 Lake Robbins.
Carmen: The charismatic gypsy struts her stuff as the Metropolitan Opera encores its movie-theater showing of Georges Bizet's tune-filled drama. When: 7 p.m. Wednesday; Where: Cinemark Memorial City Mall, 310 Memorial City Mall, Houston; Edwards Marq*E, 7620 Katy Freeway, Houston; Cinemark at Market Street, 9595 Six Pines, Spring; Cinemark 18, 20915 Gulf Freeway, Webster. Tickets: $12.50. Details: www.fathomevents.com.
Meditative art: The late Japanese artist Tawara Yusaku saw his private drawings as a kind of religious practice, bringing a sense of cosmic movement to every miniscule stroke of his brushes. "Universe Is Flux," the first large-scale exhibit of his work in the U.S., comes to Asia Society Texas Center Wednesday through Sept. 15. It's summer's most meditative art moment. Be among the first to see it during the free opening at 7 p.m. Wednesday, when Mercury - The Orchestra Redefined performs in the gallery. Curator John Teramoto of the Indianapolis Museum of Art speaks at 2 p.m. June 22. Admission is $5. 1370 Southmore, 713-496-9901, www.asiasociety.org/texas.
Honoring artist: James Surls is world famous, but Houston has always claimed him. His organic wood and metal sculpture (including the 25-foot-tall "Points of View" at Market Square Park) is as much a part of the city as Lawndale Art Center, which he founded when he taught art at University of Houston. Architecture Center Houston and the American Institute of Architects Houston honor Surls as their 2013 Artist of the Year with an exhibition 5:30-7 p.m. Thursday. The exhibit continues through July 19 at Architecture Center Houston, 315 Capital, Suite 120, 713-520-0155, www.aiahouston.org. Admission is free.
Group show: In what looks like a perfect companion show to all the James Turrell happenings, McClain Gallery has mounted "Celestial," a group show of paintings and sculpture by Larry Bell, Christian Eckart, Robert Rauschenberg and James Rosenquist. The "wow" is Rosenquist's 20-foot wide "Television or the Cat's Cradle Supports Electronic Picture," which riffs on themes of space, light and relativity. In its rich, inky sky hover a trio of seemingly unrelated images, including bright pink lattice, purple passion flowers and smiling faces. On view through July 3 at 2242 Richmond Ave., 713- 520-9988, www.mcclaingallery.com.


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Havana, Cuba.-Haith register 105 cases of Cholera in the first trimester of 2015 according to Florence Duperval, to the Health Minister in this country.
According to Florence Duperval, Minister of Public Health and Population, she mentiones that the disease is contained but is still present in the country so she urges people to be on guard.
Havana, Cuba.-The deputy general secretary of the Syrian Arab Socialist Baath party, al-Hilal Hilal, assured that he will carry a message of fraternity and solidarity with the Cuban people, in its visit to Cuba on Monday.
The highest party leader will arrive in Havana accompanied by Abdel Nasser al-Chaifa, member of the Regional Command of the Baath party and president of the Syria-Cuba Friendship Association and Mohsen Bilal, former Minister of Information, to meet a busy working schedule.
Havana, Cuba.-The two grandsons of US writer Ernest Hemingway, John and Patrick, said in Havana that they are happy with the new stage of relations between Cuba and their country.
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Le Jamais Contente - the first purpose-built land speed record car
Jenatzy and his wife, who might possibly also be the world's first brolly dolly
The electric count during the fifth record attempt in the partially streamlined Jeantaud
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Jenatzy and his record breaker - one wonders if they considered lying him down which would have reduced the frontal area and drag coefficient of the vehicle considerably
The rear end of La Jamais Contente
The Electric Count at left in his Jeantaud and Jenatzy at right in the CGA Dogcart
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Despite the coming of the electric vehicle during the last decade, there were far more electric vehicle manufacturers in the world 100 years ago than there are today. Hundreds of manufacturers, a large proportion of them electric, competed in the fledgling automotive marketplace. This competition drove these manufacturers to seek new and novel ways to seek publicity, and when a French Automobile magazine ran top speed trials in December 1898, it sparked a flurry of record attempts and six land speed records in just four months. The electric Jamais Contente, which was the first purpose-built speed record attempt car, prevailed in this early tussle by raising the land speed record to 105.878 km/h (65.79 mph) in April 1899.
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After he has paid his penance let Jones be welcomed back, writes Peter Roebuck
Dean Jones has made a fool of himself. Even by his standards, the remark was spectacularly ill-considered. Indeed his employers considered it so offensive that they immediately sent him packing.
Meanwhile, religious leaders, politicians and pontificators fell over each other in their haste to condemn the boneheaded former batsmen. Let them speak out as boldly against the corruptions in their own camp.
Seldom has wrath been so poorly directed. A peanut is not to be cracked with a steamroller. Everyone knows that Jones was stupid to have made that remark. Does anyone suppose, though, that his comment betrayed the secrets of his soul? Has any rancour been detected therein? Yet, spokesman hiss and snarl like cornered canines. Altogether it has been an edifying sight. A plague on both their houses.
By all means let us roar against injustice and oppression, but let us not rant and rave at every folly committed by every dunce for then the real outrages will pass unnoticed in an endless trumpeting of fury.
Agitation trotted out like some stage routine rapidly loses its effect. Rather let us conserve our anger for things that matter and let the rest pass by. An idle obiter is not to be taken as seriously as the bombing of the innocent.
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Such is man's insatiable desire for position that the world provides a long list of infamies deserving our attention. Missiles drop on women and children, and those responsible make excuses as blood flows and flesh burns.
Ire can be directed at supposedly responsible bodies that twiddled their thumbs amidst the horrors of ethnic cleansing. Nor can the grinding poverty that sits beside vast wealth escape our indignation.
Anger can legitimately be aimed at leaders who fight dishonest wars, at the greedy and corrupt, and at hate-mongers everywhere.
All of these abuses deny the common man his just desserts and the world the calm its children need. A man may with reason protest about any of these insults, or all of them. Naturally, he will also want to rejoice in the many instances of selflessness that also emerge, the valour of rescuers, the efforts of the nurses, the work of volunteers.
But anger is not to be wasted upon trivialities. It is a path strewn with danger.
Now it is Dean Jones' turn to be stretched upon the rack. Burdened with egomanical tendencies, he is not the easiest man to defend. But it is the difficult cases that test resolve.
No one is suggesting that he did not deserve condign punishment for his offence. But was his remark not more idiocy than infamy? Must his foolishness forever be held against him?
Highly insensitive
Beyond doubt, Jones was grossly insensitive. But it was a momentary lapse. Let anger be reserved for the violence that destroys lives, and for words intended to hurt. After he has paid his penance, let Jones be welcomed back to a community he has mostly served with distinction.
Headstrong but fundamentally generous, the tone of his remark was out of character. The game ought not to reject him. Perhaps the aggrieved will lead the way.
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Song of Mary composed by Faye Lopez. For SATB choir, piano accompaniment (with optional violin). Sacred Anthem, Christmas. Octavo. Published by Lorenz Publishing Company (LO.10-4520L).
Faye Lopez and Patricia Mock skillfully combine words from Luke's Gospel with a well-loved Rachmaninoff melody to create a distinctive setting of the "Magnificat." A soprano solo and optional violin obbligato also weave into this beautiful musical tapestry.
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VA STAR program EOY presentation
The Virginia Student Training and Refurbishment Program (Virginia STAR or VA STAR) is a state-wide program that teaches students to refurbish surplus computer hardware from government agencies and private companies. The refurbished computers are donated to families, organizations, and school districts in need. Through participation in the program, students work towards earning industry-standard certifications from companies such as CompTIA, Cisco, Microsoft, and Oracle, which paves the way for both higher education and well-paying jobs.
Virginia STAR is currently in 55 schools spanning 35 school districts throughout the Commonwealth. The program is maintained and coordinated through the SPARK Education Foundation of Prince William County Public Schools, primarily from the model-site at Forest Park High School.
To learn more about our maker space and our VA STAR program, please visit our website at makerspace.blogs.ccps.us
The following pictures were taken at the VA STAR program end-of-year presentation held at the Caroline County School Board meeting on May 11, 2015.
Special School Board Meeting
There will be a Special School Board Meeting on Tuesday, May 19, 2015 at 4:30 p.m. at the School Board Office for the discussion of a legal matter.
Sergeant Hall Surprised by 6th Graders
From Deputy Greene: "Sergeant Hall stopped by Caroline Middle School this morning to retrieve a package that was left for him only to be surprised by all of the 6th grade! The students gathered quietly behind the school to show their love and support for Sergeant Hall who was making a quick stop by the school on his way to physical therapy. When Sergeant Hall came around the corner the students all applauded and greeted him! The students were able to briefly speak with Sergeant Hall and then everyone posed for a photo.
Thank you again Ms. Wright and the 6th grade team for allowing the students to come down and show their support."
School Dressing Days
The Interfaith Community Council is sponsoring SCHOOL DRESSING DAYS August 14 and 15. At this annual event, new school clothes and supplies will be provided to students at no cost in grades K-12 in the city of Fredericksburg, and King George, Caroline, Spotsylvania, and Stafford Counties. Families are encouraged to pre-register for this event. This event has been invaluable to families in the past. Please see the flyer below.


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It is mid November and the factories of tourism are closed. Guest houses have no vacancies and no occupants; tea rooms and cafés are dark and lifeless. Pitlochry is still bright with light decorations adorning lamp posts and Christmas music spilling out of gift shops, but away from the trunk roads and railways the smaller towns are shrivelling. Gift outlets are closing and being replaced by fast food outlets. In a small village starlings whistle and gather on a slated church spire. The thick stone walls of the church are in good condition but the wooden, padlocked doors are bleached with wisps of faded green paint. Wooden boards back the arched windows. Many of the small glass panels making the mosaic are missing, some of those remaining are shattered. A few rectangles of red glass remain to show the pattern – a crimson edging to a plain glass centre. Parts of the lead frame holding the glass pieces in place are broken and twisted. Inside the empty space is as dark as a coffin. The death of this church seems to represent the withering of the community. Tourism may still be viable but this is imported wealth, the land is impoverished.
Above the village dark blocks of trees are plonked onto the hills ending abruptly in stark, straight lines. The plantation is broken into blocks by tracks. Within the shadows the trees are crowded together like matchsticks in a box, their branches clattering like children playing with swords. This is mere farming of trees, hardly a habitat but a crop, yet it can still provide an experience. I come here to savour the space, a space that allows thoughts to expand and meander. Sounds are minimal but, like a well-constructed dish, each is distinct yet combines into a balanced dish. The distant whisper of running water provides a subtle marinade for the squeal of jay and ting of coal tits. The dripping of water from the branches into puddles provides the sauce. A subtle aroma of musk and soft moss pillows smothering boulders are the seasoning. Occasional flocks of small birds rove through the woods yet in the villages finches and tits fill the bushes like lichen dripping off branches. Goldcrest hover over the tips of conifer branches like humming birds, tits fizz across roads. Bird feeders adorn shrubs like baubles. The birds have become garden entertainment driving a modern industry – I receive catalogues from companies built entirely on the supply of bird food and feeders. We seem to deflect our responsibility from maintaining an environment where our wildlife thrives by providing farmed seed. We continue to crave our wildlife as our communities shrivel and fade. The starlings roosting in the church now have more use for it than the community it used to serve.
26 Nov
A derelict church
It is mid November and the factories of tourism are closed. Guest houses have no vacancies and no occupants; tea rooms and cafés are dark and lifeless. Pitlochry is still bright with light decorations adorning lamp posts and Christmas music spilling out of gift shops, but away from the trunk roads and railways the smaller towns are shrivelling. Gift outlets are closing and being replaced by fast food outlets. In a small village starlings whistle and gather on a slated church spire. The thick stone walls of the church are in good condition but the wooden, padlocked doors are bleached with wisps of faded green paint. Wooden boards back the arched windows. Many of the small glass panels making the mosaic are missing, some of those remaining are shattered. A few rectangles of red glass remain to show the pattern – a crimson edging to a plain glass centre. Parts of the lead frame holding the glass pieces in place are broken and twisted. Inside the empty space is as dark as a coffin. The death of this church seems to represent the withering of the community. Tourism may still be viable but this is imported wealth, the land is impoverished.
25 Nov
The land of the wolf
Crow and raven fly to roost in conifer woods above Pitlochry. The hill fades to darkness as the Corvids sit on the upper branches of the trees, silhouetted against the grey clouds. They call across the glen, croaks and caws mixing in a conversation that I cannot understand. From nearby undergrowth a bark like that of a large hound echoes through the gloom. I hear branches snap as an animal pushes through fallen trees. Instinctively I pause to look for the beast but it has fled. What would my reaction be if wolves still lived here?
At Braemar a shard of original woodland survives. Looking from the village, the whole of this birch wood can be seen dressing the nearby hillside like a well-tailored suit, a delicate purple haze drifting over the moor. The balance between ground, animals and sky determines the distribution of the trees, the density of which waxes and wanes in response. Dense stands of interwoven branches alternate with open areas flooded with light where the ground is smothered in heather, juniper and grass. There is no abrupt ending to the wood it simply thins to isolated trees. Near the village a group of 14 birds flies over with a direct flight and occasional folding of the triangular wings that at a glance could be mistaken for starlings. The call could not – a soft, high-pitched trill that is as much felt by my ears as heard.
I splutter a name – 'waxwing!'
After tantalising views they settle amongst juniper, clambering over the bushes calling constantly. They cling to the ends of branches, dive into the depths of the bushes and hang upside down flapping wings. For quarter of an hour they ransack the vegetation like starlings attacking a bird table. The juniper remains green, yet all I can see is a mass of spine covered branches. Although soft to touch, they are not waxwing food. I imitate the waxwing by lifting branches up to look beneath. There were the wrinkled, blue berries about the size of petit pois nestled at the heart of the bush. This is waxwing food.
These birds breed in birch forest in Scandinavia. They have learned the intricacies of this habitat through the pressures of survival. The wolf still roams amongst their extensive Northern woodland. Here in Scotland the waxwing have been drawn to a mere fragment of a habitat edge. It should dominate the glen. Next to the village, a deer fence crosses the forest. On the outside of the fence there are old trees with gnarled trunks and dying branches scattered amongst dense heather. Inside the fence there is a dense mass of saplings smothering the ground, regenerating the forest. This is a habitat out of balance. The deer are magnificent, great rough-necked beasts with head-dresses of pointed antlers appearing to reign over the glen, but it should be the wolf which reigns. Deer are everywhere – I see them outside the cottage where we are staying, in the woods and on the moors where a single stag still roars. In tangled vegetation, a pair of bright, sparkling branches catches the eye before I realise they are antlers and notice the grey face looking straight at me. The large, dark eyes do not blink and the erect ears are fixed. The pale rear defines the extent of the body that is motionless. The deer should be nervous of a canine pack, not the hunter's gun. The carnivore is attracted to the weakest leaving the strong to thrive. The carnivore is ever present; the deer cannot stand and decimate a patch of ground before wandering on. The deer and habitat both become stronger when wolves are present.
Back at our cottage an unseen pack of foxhound howl across the glen in an echo of history. My pulse quickens, I look around nervously and feel a few degrees warmer.
6 Nov
The eye of a gull
A bird's character starts with its eye, and the eye of this black-headed gull is looking at me. It's not frightened but hopeful, a plea for me to provide food. The scene is reflected in the eye, the sky forming a highlight, coot and mallard also hoping for food and a tiny image of me sitting on this bench made of weathered wooden slats. The gull's world in miniature is projected in microscopic clarity, a mirror of the image shining on the bird's retina. In this tiny drop we are sharing this world, sharing this moment.
The gull may have been looking at me with hope, and it may have seemed as though we were connected, but there is a barrier between us. There is a film of fear which is taught to every one of us. I noticed this whilst walking beside the canal at Llangollen. The towpath is so close to the water that I can easily reach down and touch it. The smoothly flowing, tea-coloured water is cold, stinging my fingers. Children are constantly told to stay away lest they fall in. I think about tasting it, but recoil after a lifetime of teaching that wild water is unclean, dangerous. Ribbon like leaves of water plants waft in the current like hay meadows in the wind and plump roach swim slowly upstream, rising occasionally to snatch an autumn fly. I imagine Tarka swimming past. Despite this picture of purity, I recoil from contact. It is ingrained in me that this un-processed wildness is dangerous. Everything we need must come from wildness, but it must pass through the film, be processed into the human world, to be safe. Are we so driven by technology that things which have not been purified by it are harmful? Is the world we occupy so contaminated, so poisoned, that real contact with it needs to be regulated?
2 Nov
I am following footprints, a pattern of tracks along a forest trail. A multitude of opposed arches, the marks of cloven hooves, leave blades of mud. The prints mark the passing of a herd of herbivores along the path I am walking. The marks are crisp, fresh. I listen but all I can hear is the swish of wind in branches and occasional calls of coal tit and goldcrest. The tracks continue for half a mile. To leave the track in the wood I have to climb a low bank where the ground is smothered by a sponge of grass, bramble and branches. With each step the sponge is squashed and branches snapped. Beneath the trees the ground is brown pine needles and hidden branches. This ground feels hollow. A tangle of dead, scaly, reptilian twigs stops my progress beneath the trees, threatening to impale my eye. The decision to follow the obvious track is easy.
The hoof prints stop where the track emerges from the pines. Wind turbines stand on the hill. At first these are silent, but closer there is a soft hush like a distant jet plane. They stand like weather vanes rotating in unison. A derelict stone hut stands proud on the skyline, two gable ends and a single crumbling wall, whilst sheep graze quietly and chew the cud on the sward beneath the blades. A buzzard drifts slowly between the turbines, balanced on the wind as each wing makes minute adjustments, feeling each ripple of air. Flocks of fieldfare, shouting their chackly call, fly past like dust clouds in the wind. The sound of the turbines competes with the wind in the trees. The trees win. As I spend a few moments next to the wind farm the noise recedes from my attention like a fading echo.
11 Jan
Bird of the month – oystercatcher
Some of the birds that frequent the Wirral are so distinctive that they can be recognised by anybody. One of these is the oystercatcher. This bird is present on our shore all year round, although the numbers are far higher in the winter. One of its old names is the 'seapie'. If you think of a bird coloured like a magpie but living by the sea you have an idea of what this bird looks like – black and white. Unlike the magpie, it has a long, straight, bright orange or red bill and it does not have a long tail. This bold plumage and bill is so eye catching that you almost fail to notice the pink legs. In flight it has black wings with a bold white stripe running along its length and white lower back and base of the tail, again producing a very bold pattern.
As well as bold plumage, this bird has a strong, piping call that is constantly present on the Wirral shore. Some birds have a white collar over the throat. These are not a separate species.
Flocks of oystercatcher are commonly seen flying low across the beach and sea ahead of people and dogs in an attempt to find an undisturbed area. This causes the birds to use energy instead of feeding, and it is not unusual after hard weather to find dead oystercatcher on the shore.
The bill of oystercatchers varies in shape. Some birds have broad, chisel shaped bills with blunt tips. Others have slightly longer, narrower bills with pointed tips. These birds have been described as hammer's or stabber's and reflect the birds feeding habits. The shape is not fixed, though. Bird's bills are composed of keratin, like our finger nails, and their shape is due to a balance between growth and wear. As the birds change food, either as a result of local prey abundance changing or moving habitat, the shape of their bills changes. This importance of wear on determining bill shape can also cause grotesque shapes when there is a slight misalignment between the mandibles. This weekend I saw an oystercatcher feeding in fields by the Wirral coastal park that had a bill almost twice as long as usual with narrow, crossed tips. It could only feed by putting its bill side on to the short, grazed grass and trying to pull small items into its mouth with its tongue. Sadly, the likelyhood of this bird surviving the winter are slim.
There has been a change in breeding behaviour by this species over the past century. The traditionally nesting area is a flat beach but increasing disturbance has caused declines in many areas. From the Liverpool area northwards birds started nesting in fields and by rivers beginning in the late 1800's. Now inland breeding is widespread in Scotland and parts of Northwest England. This fundamental change in breeding habitat is not confined to England, but has been seen in many area of northern Europe.
The formation of large flocks of oystercatcher is a northern European phenomenon. Whilst several other species occur in the world, they rarely reach the abundance seen on the Wirral shores in winter. When Roger Tory Peterson (of field guide fame) visited Hilbre islands in the Dee estuary in the 1960's, he was moved to write 'the oystercatcher is the star of the show'. He simply was not used to seeing such large flocks of the American oystercatcher in comparable areas. It is easy to forget how special are common birds are. They are our legacy for the future and deserve our protection just as much as rarities.
23 May
Missing species
Many waterways, both natural and man made, traverse England. One of these, the shropshire union canal running from Chester to Ellesmere Port, was visited yesterday. In the built up areas this is the textbook 'green corridor'. Mallard escort their ducklings between narrowboats whilst the males gather in groups to moult. Moorhens sit on their untidy mat of vegetation which serves as a nest.
In the rural areas, the banks are the haunt of warblers. Five species are breeding here, with both chiffchaff and whitethroat being well through the breeding cycle, many pairs feeding young. Despite the obvious vitality of the bird populations, some birds are missing. Warblers in general are abundant but no willlow warblers are present.The woodland are also devoid of spotted flycatcher. Water meadows and damp pasture are conspicuously missing yellow wagtail. Perhaps a little less obviously, an extensive area of marsh and mixed grazing is missing marsh harrier. It is too easy to think of this as a rare bird, as its British population was at one time reduced to four pairs, but it should be present in this habitat.
As our understanding of the habitat requirement of species grows, our assessment of unexpected absence becomes more robust. Perhaps as well as concentrating on what is present in a habitat, we should pay attention to what is not there. This is more difficult to ascertain, but if we ignore it we run the risk of watching whilst the diversity of our wildlife dwindles. I can only suggest that missing species such as these show that something, somewhere is wrong.
16 May
A yellow wagtail that is not a yellow wagtail
With the dry weather the lagoon at RSPB Conwy is drying up. This has produced an area of shallow pools and mud which was being frequented by a wood sandpiper, a great bird to see on a day when I expected theWesterlywinds to have stopped new arrivals. Whilst watching the bird I had a conversation with a photographer, who was enjoying the bird with me, about the small number of people around and the relatively small number of birds turning up, speculating on a causal relationship! With that I looked left and scanned the islands and muddy patches. My eye was caught by a passerine flitting in front of Benarth hide (about the furthest bit of shore). This was clearly a wagtail and had an obvious yellow head and breast. I commented on this yellow wagtail, another fairly scarce migrant at this site, and started to describe where it was. As I was describing its position I was thinking that this was not quite right for a usual yellow wagtail and started to consider if it was one of the scarcer races. The bird then turned side on and I noted a black collar. I quickly scanned the bird and noted the head was a completely yellow golf ball, the black collar did not extend onto the face, the upperparts were grey with no green tones and the underparts were yellow. This promted me to swear! I was almost shaking as I shouted 'citrine wagtail' and urged the photographer to get onto it. After a few seconds he succeeded, and managed to get a single shot off, at which point the bird flew and I lost it. I swore again!!
There was only one thing on my mind now; spread the word and get people looking. I still was not sure if I had seen it well enough to submit the record, but the best chance of rectifying that was to get everyone looking. I ran to the coffee shop and shouted the news, then shouted into the visitors centre with the same message. Back at the boardwalk I scanned the mud again. There it was!! Right where the wood sandpiper was feeding. At one point I had the wagtail and wood sandpiper in view at the same time. I followed the bird, putting two other people onto it, until it disappeared behind some reeds. It was moving in the direction of the coffee shop, so I once again headed back there to tell all that I had relocated it. As I walked in they said 'we've got it'. My immediate response was relief. I was desperate for others to share this bird.
The bird was on the nearest mud, working its way along the water's edge, again feeding. This allowed me to confirm the features I had already seen and see far more detail to cofirm the identification. Further photographs were also obtained to corroborate the sighting.
For the next hour I was jittery. I could hardly sit still and was jibbering like an impatient child. I now felt no apprehension about the identification being challenged, knowing there was sufficient evidence to prove the record. I was also genuinly pleased for others to be seeing 'my' bird.
The bird stayed for most of the afternoon, allowing a number of twitchers to see it. After walking around the reserve I again saw it later in the afternoon when it was again in front of Benarth hide, performing to a group of birders. Everyone I met, including the staff, had a smile on their face. This one bird, as a result of getting disorientated, had made numerous people's day better. It was not only hardened twitchers who were pleased. Families, both parents and children, were all stunned both by the appearance of this adult male breeding plumage bird, as well as the understanding of its rarity and the journey it had made. There was frequently a look of disbelief when they were informed that this bird probably should have been inRussia. Children's faces lit up as they spotted it. All that is left now is for me to submit the record to the British Birds Records Committee and complete my claim as the finder.


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"Every game is a critical game for us,'' Clippers coach Mike Dunleavy said. "Up to now, we've weathered everything OK. We're one game behind Phoenix in the loss column. There's a whole lot worse places to be.''
With a stern attitude on the task at hand, made more arduous with the extended injury to starting forward Corey Maggette, the Clippers exacted payback from a loss last month to the New Jersey Nets by dismantling the visitors, 90-77, Wednesday night at Staples Center.
Elton Brand led the Clippers offense with a team-high 19 points. He got ample support, particularly from guard Cuttino Mobley, who scored 15, nabbed a career-high 13 rebounds and doled out seven assists.
"Cat's one of the guys we need to do everything,'' Mobley's teammate, Sam Cassell, said. "And tonight, he brought it.''
The Clippers caught a break with New Jersey top scorer Vince Carter nursing a stiff back. Carter gave it a try but he was in obvious discomfort. He finished 1 of 9 from the field, bothered by the hawking defense of Quinton Ross, and played just 26 minutes.
New Jersey shot 38.2 percent from the field, got outrebounded, 49-37, and didn't help itself from the free-throw line, either, missing 9 of 26 attempts.
"Vince was banged up,'' Mobley said, "so we had to attack him when we could. He couldn't even bend down. He's my friend but we want to win, too.''
With the victory, the second-place Clippers shaved another half-game off the Phoenix Suns' lead in the Pacific Division, and now trail by two games. It was the Clippers' third consecutive victory and it also improved their home record to 15-7, second in the division only to the Suns' 16-7 home mark, and fourth best in the Western Conference, behind San Antonio (20-3) and Dallas (15-4).
The Clippers have won six of the past eight games, which for now has halted a downward spiral in which they dropped 9 of 12 games.
"For all that we've been through, we're in a pretty good position,'' Dunleavy said. "But we've got a tough stretch ahead.''
With a road-and-home back-to-back with Denver this weekend before an 11-day, six-game East Coast trip, the Clippers placed emphasis on Wednesday night's game.
"This stretch coming up was the one you would circle before the season and say, 'This was your Waterloo.' If you want to win on the road, you've got to defend and I think that's the thing we've been able to hang our hat on,'' Dunleavy said.
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It was 1971, and as a newly minted UVM grad, Robert Rosenthal had headed south to Manhattan to begin work as a New York Times copy boy. Not long after he arrived, the young political science major was assigned to the hush-hush team preparing the Pentagon Papers for publication, a landmark project demonstrating that the White House had systematically lied about America's role in Vietnam.
"The Vietnam War was raging, Nixon was president, and the Times had all these documents that were classified top secret," Rosenthal says. He leans forward at the desk from which he runs the Berkeley, California-based Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR). "One night I got a phone call at home, I still lived with my parents, and it was one of the editors. He said, 'Come to Room 1111 at the Hilton Hotel tomorrow. Bring a big suitcase full of clothes. Don't tell anybody where you're going. Not even your parents.'"
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- Rosenthal played on the UVM varsity hockey team that won the ECAC Division II championship–a first for UVM. But during most of his career, he spent more time writing a hockey column for The Cynic than actually playing. Even so, "Rosey" was a fan favorite.
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Concerned the papers might leak, Times staff had set up a shadow office in the Hilton, shuttling reporters and editors (along with their typewriters, desks, and file cabinets) to the hotel while the documents were reviewed and prepared for publication. Bumped up to editorial assistant for the project, Rosenthal was charged with keeping track of the documents and filing them in the two cabinets editors had nestled in a corner of his hotel room.
Rosenthal picks up a stack of three newspapers — the forty-year-old Pentagon Papers editions of the Times.
"I don't even know what I did," he says, "but when it was done, one of the editors gave me a note, and I still have it, that said, 'You should be proud of your role in this historic project. Your every suggestion was just right and your endurance was extraordinary.' I was twenty-two and this was a huge deal. My career has been downhill since."
Not quite.
Since the publication of the Pentagon Papers, Rosenthal, a father of three, has reached journalism's heights as a reporter and editor, winning the Overseas Press Club award for magazine writing, the Sigma Delta Chi Award for distinguished foreign correspondence, the National Association of Black Journalists Award for Third World Reporting, and receiving a Pulitzer Prize nomination for international reporting. Today he holds the reins at CIR, a nonprofit outfit sitting at the vanguard of journalism's perilous leap into the twenty-first century.
Rosenthal's career as a journalist is the story of American journalism itself. As a young man, he came up through the ranks as a traditional newspaperman, reached the pinnacle of that profession, and lost his job when that traditional model tanked. Now, four decades after he started in the business, Rosenthal is trying to resurrect himself.
"It's come sort of full circle now, what I'm doing forty years later," he adds. "The Pentagon Papers really, really showed me the crucial role of the press in democracy, the role of investigative reporting. And really showed me the power and the necessity of a free press, and the watchdog role."


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McKenzie pulls off another guillotine!
What a crap call in the Garcia-Phan fight.
What a fucking horseshit decision. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Garcia didn't win one round let alone two. Get the judging fixed, I feel like I wasted 15 minutes of my life because these people are blind. I hope they don't atcually get paid to do that shit otherwise someone is getting ripped off. So sad for Nam that his first ufc fight is a freakin clown shoes decision.
Good for Brookins, good guy, deserves the win. Lets hope he learns to put his hands up before one of the big dogs puts him to sleep. I thought MJ was gonna KO him. I will give the kid credit, one hell of a chin. I cant believe he had a fight with aldo and didnt die with his stance like that.
agree with both of you guys. ridiculous goddamned decision. Seriously? How is that even possible? the only close one was the last round, and nam still won that round. My favorite part of the rick story fight was the joe rogan rant about bullshit decisions.
Been rooting for brookins since he got his prelim win. Didn't know til tonight that he fought aldo before though.
btw anyone got the Will Campuzano vs. Nick Pace link? i wanna see that sub for myself.
Wow that shit sucked I mean the whole fucking card what a waste of time!
I thought the televised fights were very boring. These fighters are just not bringing it lately. I mean Bonner was sort of aggressive but there still wasnt anything exciting about that fight. The strikeforce card was alot better. I had to watch those on youtube this morning. would of watched that over ufc last night, those fights were awesome
agreed just watched the strikeforce fights…they were a lot more entertaining, but still it was free to watch the ufc fights and strikeforce only puts on shows every 3 to 4 months while ufc pushes 2 even 3 shows a month
yawn…….. it was boring as hell
i thought the rick story fight was boring and the demian maia vs kendall grove fight was boring. The others i enjoyed.
I still wanna see the campuzano fight though.
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By Katie Farrell, The Daily News of Newburyport, Mass.
Aug. 2–AMESBURY — A local sculptor and his wife are wondering how thieves made off with two large steel sculptures that sat in front of their Cedar Street art studio for years.
The two large steel cubes — weighing about 300 pounds each — were stolen from the prominent spot in the yard sometime late Tuesday night or early Wednesday. The Cedar Street neighborhood is a tightly populated area that includes The Lofts at Clarks Pond condominium complex across the street.
Eric Andersen, 58, a painter and sculptor, made the sculptures — large steel cubes made to look like a quilt or quilted pillows — more than 15 years ago. They probably took 100 hours each to make, said his wife, Barbara Mangini. She is also a painter and has created landscape scenes, murals and portraits.
"We just think that maybe several people lifted them up and put them on a truck," Mangini said.
Andersen and Mangini are working with Amesbury police hoping to find the sculptures. Mangini said one reason someone may have taken them was to bring them to a scrap yard to sell the steel.
Andersen moved into the studio building, owned by Barbara Lorenc, four years ago. As a way to draw attention to the building and as a symbol for the arts community, he placed two sculptures in the front yard.
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Lorenc said she has received inquiries from people looking for scrap metal.
"I've always loved those things," Lorenc said. "It was devastating; it was like an old friend being taken away."
Lorenc questioned how someone could move them and said she had been considering working with Andersen to mount the sculptures.
"It's very distressing. I have to beef up my security around the building," she said.
There have been no break-ins or thefts inside the building, she said.
The officer-in-charge at the Amesbury Police Department could not be reached for comment yesterday.
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Elegant cuts, majestic pulls, astonishing reverse sweeps. Terrific power, great balance, brilliant hand-eye coordination and perfect timing. All this is an apt description of Abraham de Villiers.
AB de Villiers, along with Virat Kohli, or even ahead of him, is the best batsman in the world today. He had been strangely out of form for the first five games in this year's IPL.
Bangalore's batting has been terrible of late, with Virat Kohli failing and Chris Gayle only playing cameos. The less said about Yuvraj Singh, the better.
De Villiers had joined the brigade of batsmen in poor batting form. Today, he came out to bat under extremely tough circumstances. 38/3 off 40 balls, with Chris Gayle and Virat Kohli back in the pavilion and a terribly out-of-sorts Yuvraj to follow, is nowhere close to a dream. That they needed 155 to win, now at 9 runs per over, complicated the situation.
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Then began a tense contest between the world's best fast bowler, Dale Steyn, and de Villiers. Steyn won the first contest, conceding just 3 runs off the 17th over to put Bangalore back under pressure. Steyn kept bowling near-yorker length balls outside off stump and de Villiers was simply unable to get under them.
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Of these, two near-yorkers and the wide delivery outside off were dispatched for a six, a four and a six. The greatness of hitting the wide ball for six was that de Villiers went over long leg, not the off side!
The slower delivery was also thumped into the stands. Three sixes and a boundary, plus two runs, gave RCB 24 runs off that over and sealed the game.
Then, in the last over, De Villiers kept his nerve as Irfan Pathan nipped out Mitchell Starc off the first ball and then gave away just two off the next three balls. Off the fifth delivery, which was by no means a poor one – a low full toss on middle stump – de Villiers moved to the off side and drove through the on side for four to seal the win.
It is said that there are three things which separate great batsmen from the good ones. Firstly, they read the delivery from the bowler's hand instead of off the pitch. Secondly, they hit good balls for boundaries. Thirdly, they hit good bowlers for boundaries. On Sunday, AB de Villiers once again showed that he possesses all those attributes in plentiful measure.


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posted 6 years ago
I put this out for the kitten and before I knew it the older cat, Buba went crazy for it. I think it is a great cat food and especially for the beginner.
Pros: ate it up
Cons: having to buy it
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They loved it
posted 6 years ago
my kitties loved this, they got spoiled on it. it doesnt have a strong odor like most pet food!!!! they will actually fight over who gets the food first
Pros: everything
Cons: none
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