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FAYETTEVILLE — Wal-Mart's CEO Doug McMillon said the world's largest retailer's task is to more quickly bring e-commerce together with physical stores to better serve shoppers.
At Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s annual shareholders meeting Friday, McMillon talked about a service that Wal-Mart offers at its Asda.com website in the U.K., where customers can order groceries online and then pick them up from trucks at various pickup points. He also showed off miniature figures of executives to illustrate how some Wal-Mart stores have been using 3-D printers to create miniature figurines for customers in the U.K.
"Our purpose of saving people money will always be relevant, but we'll do it in new ways," said McMillon, a 23-year-old Wal-Mart veteran who took over as CEO in February. "We need to be at the forefront of innovation and technology."
McMillon's remarks come at a time when the retailer is seeking to address concerns over its declining sales and business practices at home and overseas. About 14,000 Wal-Mart workers around the world attended the meeting, which as usual had celebrity entertainment: Actor Harry Connick Jr. was master of ceremonies and Pharrell and Robin Thicke performed.
Despite the festivities, Wal-Mart is under scrutiny. Revenue at established Wal-Mart stores in the U.S. has declined for five consecutive quarters. The number of customers has also fallen six quarters in a row at the division, which accounts for 60 percent of the company's total sales.
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BREEZE® modeling software predicts the impact of air emissions, fires, and explosions. Air dispersion models such as AERMOD/ISC and CALPUFF include many productivity-enhancing features such as fully integrated GIS capabilities. BREEZE Incident Analyst and LFG Fire/Risk products are used to analyze numerous accident scenarios including dense/jet gas releases, LNG ruptures, ...
Environmental Source Samplers, Inc.
based in Wilmington, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Environmental Source Samplers, Inc. (ESS) has a long and proven track record. We have been providing air quality related services since 1979. Headquartered in Wilmington, North Carolina, ESS has provided stack testing services in most of the fifty states and internationally. ESS serves clients in many industries including: Aluminum, Asphalt, Automobile, Carbon, ...
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GF Environmental Labs
based in Ormond Beach, FLORIDA (USA)
GF Environmental Labs, a division of Germfree Laboratories, Inc. (GFEL), specializes in the design and manufacture of modular and mobile laboratories, serving the geotechnical, geological, environmental assessment/monitoring, industrial and other analytical laboratory fields. Germfree was founded in 1962 and quickly established itself as the premier manufacturer of ...
Trace Environmental Systems, Inc.
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Trace Environmental Systems, Inc. distinguishes itself by providing monitoring solutions in addition to a full range of support services. Trace Environmental is a supplier of Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS), Data Acquisition and Reporting Software (DAS 2000), and Environmental Data Base Management Systems. Trace Environmental provides monitoring systems, ...
Anthias Consulting Ltd.
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Anthias Consulting are experts in the separation sciences in the fields of Gas Chromatography (GC), Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS) and related techniques. Anthias Consulting Ltd provides consultancy and training services to clients throughout Europe, America and beyond, including multi-national corporations, small independent laboratories and academic institutions. We offer GC ...
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NYCMate includes the crowd sourcing system NextTrain, which provides realtime train arrival information on all NYC subway lines. NextTrain is an innovative technical product and proud to be a NYC homegrown technical solution. NextTrain uses anonymous and passive reporting, so their is nothing for you the user to do. Just enjoy finally knowing when the train will arrive. But only if enough people enable NextTrain, so visit the information button in the app and enable today.
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The Bandit project is an open source collection of loosely-coupled components to provide consistent identity services.
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Star Trek Into Darkness out on Blu-ray/DVD September 10th [spoilers]
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Does anyone know if the aspect ratio of the STID Blu-Ray will "open up" to 16:9 for the IMAX filmed sequences, like 'The Dark Knight'?
I certainly hope so. All IMAX films should that.
They should decide for one aspect ratio for the BluRay. I found the changing between formats on The Dark Knight Rises really distracting.
Diagree completely! Original aspect ratio all the way!
Now, if the viewer had their choice when watching the movie, I could go with that, a nice compromise for all.
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2008 NFL Draft Position
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1. Matt Ryan, QB Boston College
Ryan is tough as nails,
a great leader, and a winner who'll make a Pro Bowl or three, but
he's not a once-in-a-generation type. While he's considered head-and-shoulders
ahead of everyone else in the race to be the top NFL quarterback prospect in this year's draft, he's not a supreme
talent like a Peyton Manning or Troy Aikman, and he doesn't do
anything special like a JaMarcus Russell or Michael Vick. However,
he's not David Carr or Alex Smith. Tall, mobile, smart, and with the
poise and the skills to be a productive pro for the next ten years,
there's no real downside; he looks the part. However, he's not the
type of quarterback who'll carry an NFL team to greatness on his
own, but he could eventually take a very good team over the top.
Interceptions were a problem when he tried to do too much on his
own, and he didn't handle the pressure well when defenses were able
to hit him on a regular basis. Then again, neither did Tom Brady
in the Super Bowl.
CFN Projection: First Round
Brian Brohm, QB Louisville
The brother of former New York Jet
Jeff Brohm was groomed to be a pro passer. He's as NFL ready as any
quarterback prospect having been a star for his entire career. The
pressure was on from day one to produce, and he did. He's not the
greatest athlete and his arm is just average, but he can make the throws
needed. The big issue will be his durability. While he's an abnormally
quick healer, he suffered a few major injuries throughout his career and
can't be counted on for a full 16-game NFL slate. He took his lumps in a
disappointing senior season, at least for Louisville, and that could be
a good thing; he never quit on his team during a dud year.
CFN Projection: Late First Round
3. Chad Henne, QB Michigan
With the right coaching and a little
bit of time to fine-tune his arm and his mechanics, he could turn out to
be a steal. Strong with a gun of an arm, he can make any throw and can
drive the ball to any spot needed at a high NFL level, but he needs time
to throw and he needs a good line to work behind. He's not going to move
too much and he needs to step up and fire or else his accuracy wavers;
he's not going to make anything happen on his own. He could become
another Matt Schaub who sits behind someone for a little while and
builds a big buzz before getting a big payday in the free agency market.
CFN Projection: Late Second Round
4. Andre Woodson, QB Kentucky
Deadly accurate for long stretches, he
proved he could be a precision passer, but he also has the arm to power
the ball when he has to. he has the size at 6-5 and 235 pounds to be a
presence in the pocket and be able to shake off tacklers, but he tends
to get hit way too often and he doesn't have the mobility to make things
happen on his own. He'll need some serious coaching to correct a
fundamental flaw in his delivery; he hitches it a bit and doesn't have a
compact motion. He's not going to be the answer for anyone right away,
but if someone can be patient and give him about two years he could be
the type of quarterback to build around. There's not the ceiling on his
potential like many scouts seem to believe there is.
CFN Projection: Late Second Round
5. Colt Brennan, QB Hawaii
He's not big and he's not thick at a
very skinny 6-3 and 185 pounds, and there are a bazillion other red
flags considering the competition he faced and the performance against
Georgia in the Sugar Bowl. However, he has one of the most accurate arms
of any of the top prospects, is far more of a gamer than he ever got credit
for, and is fantastic at throwing on the move. You can't judge him by
the Georgia game; he never, ever had room to breathe. The offensive line
never gave him a chance. Instead, focus on the fire he had two years ago
when he bounce passed a fourth down throw in the end zone to blow a
chance at beating Oregon State. He might have the laid-back Hawaii tag,
but he's a football player, period. Yeah, he had problems with
the speed of the Bulldogs, but he also went ballistic against teams like
Alabama, Purdue, Arizona State, Oregon State and Washington. In the
right offense he could be a deadly accurate dink and dunk passer who
keeps an offense moving.
CFN Projection: Third to Fourth Round
6. Joe Flacco, QB Delaware
The hot prospect coming out
of the off-season workouts, the 6-6, 232-pound bomber has the best arm
of anyone in the draft and it's not even a debate. While he might not
have JaMarcus Russell's cannon, he can fit the ball into any space,
anywhere on the field. The biggest question will be his consistency
which was a big problem in his workouts and will be an even bigger issue
under pressure. He can't move, doesn't have a quick release, and will be
a sitting duck at times unless he can make quicker reads and can get the
ball out of his hands. If he has the tools around him, especially a
killer pair of tackles to provide protection, he could be a superstar. If he
has make everyone around him better, it's not going to happen.
CFN Projection: Second Round
7. Kevin O'Connell, QB San Diego State
Here's your deep sleeper
with serious upside. Certain to be there for the taking on the second
day he could be the best bargain in the draft. He has the best
combination of size, mobility and skills of all the prospects and if
he's allowed a little time to develop, and he's allowed to work through
his mistakes, and if he gets a good coach who can shorten up his
delivery to create a tight throwing motion he has the pieces to be a
starter. The problem will be patience. If he's thrown to the wolves
right away, forget about it. It might be a stretch, but with the right
situation he could be a bigger, more mobile Tony Romo.
CFN Projection: Fifth Round
8. Erik Ainge, QB Tennessee
Think a less awkward Bernie Kosar.
While he doesn't have the rocket arm the NFL types would like and he's
not mechanically sound enough to be a star, he could be the type of
backup quarterback who sits on a bench for two years, comes in and has a
huge four game stretch, and then cashes in on the free agent market. No,
he's not going to throw a pea through a cement wall like a Joe Flacco,
but he proved at Tennessee under offensive coordinator David Cutliffe
that he could get the ball in a position for his receivers to do big
things. He had a great receiving corps as a junior and was fantastic. He
had a developing, young receiving corps as a senior and he was even
better. He makes his receivers look better than they actually are.
CFN Projection: Fourth to Fifth Round
9. Josh Johnson, QB San Diego
The underground buzz was
deafening after throwing 43 touchdown passes and one interception last
year, and 113 touchdown passes and 14 interceptions over the last three
years. He dominated the D-IAA (sorry, FCS) level and is among the most
creative quarterbacks in the draft. Quick, mobile, and very smart, he'll
work to make himself better, but will rely on his athleticism to get by
early on. Size is an issue at around 6-2 and 200 pounds, but the biggest
problem is overcoming a few horrendous off-season workouts when his
passes were all over the place. He has to get better at driving his
throws to the outside and he'll need a lot of coaching. However, there
is a payoff coming.
CFN Projection: Fourth to Fifth Round
10. John David Booty, QB USC
When he first came to USC as a
17-year-old he was expected to be the next big thing following in the
footsteps of Carson Palmer. He got hurt and was never able to overtake some guy named Leinart,
who went
on to become one of the greatest college quarterbacks of all-time. He
turned into a nice passer, but not a special one, and he struggled way
too much when the line wasn't giving him 12 days to throw. He's not
mobile, doesn't have the most accurate deep arm, and has a rock-hard
ceiling on his talent level. Even so, he'll be a 12-year pro as a solid No.
2 quarterback who can come in from time to time and keep the ship from
CFN Projection: Late Third Round
11. Dennis Dixon, QB Oregon
Had it not been for a torn ACL late
last year he'd have won the Heisman. With tremendous athleticism, good
smarts and excellent toughness, Dixon become a tremendous leader who
took his game to another level with a jaw-dropping senior season. While
he's not going to bomb away, he has a good short-range arm and makes
plays on the move everywhere on the field. Of course, the knee injury
will be a major problem considering his game is all about quickness, and
if he's not moving around he can't play in the NFL; he's not a pro pocket
passer. Everyone tried to compare him to Vince Young as last year went
on, but he's not as big, doesn't have nearly the same arm, and doesn't
have close to the same upside. He'll be in the league for a long time,
but he won't start for anyone any time soon.
CFN Projection:
Fifth Round
12. Matt Flynn, QB LSU
A total gamer who has a great arm and
good running skills. He's a fantastic leader and a winner who'll do
whatever it takes to get a team moving. However, he needs work and he
isn't a consistent NFL-caliber passer. Smart enough to be a career
backup, he'll make a lot of money bouncing around the league for ten
CFN Projection:
Sixth Round
13. Anthony Morelli, QB Penn State
Extremely limited, he
doesn't throw the ball consistently or well and he never made it happen
in Happy Valley despite having a great running game, a phenomenal line,
and a loaded receiving corps to work with. He has the tools with good
size, a live arm and solid strength, but he's not an NFL starter.
CFN Projection: Sixth Round
14. Nick Hill, QB Southern Illinois
An intriguing prospect, he
had a big senior season showing a live arm and good passing skills on
the run. His competition wasn't all that great and he got flustered
under pressure. He didn't do all that well against the top teams he
faced and will need years of practice time to get used to the speed of
the NFL, but he'll work his butt off.
CFN Projection:
Seventh Round
15. Alex Brink, QB Washington State
Smart, tough, and
experienced, he'll be a great practice player and a fine No. 3
quarterback who'll generate buzz in the preseason every year he sticks
around. He's not huge and he doesn't have the most efficient delivery,
but he can bomb away and put up good numbers at a high level.
CFN Projection: Seventh Round or Free Agent
16. Kyle Wright, QB Miami
Considered the next big thing when he came to Miami, he
struggled to make anything happen as the program descended into the ranks of
the mediocre. He has the size, the arm, the mobility and the look of an
NFL quarterback, but he can't play. He couldn't handle any pass rush,
never made his team better, and he couldn't make the most of the several
opportunities he was given. However, with his tools, he could be an
interesting prospect if he's in the right system with the right
coaching. He also needs some good luck; he didn't have any in Coral
CFN Projection:
Fifth Round
17. Paul Smith, QB Tulsa
If the right coach on the right team
sees something in Smith, this could be the sleeper pick of the draft.
Smith led the nation's No. 1 offense last season and has the
athleticism, smarts, and the moxie to be the type of player no one can
cut. A high character guy who teams will want to have around, he could
grow into a good West Coast passer if he finds the right fit. However,
he's not big, can't take too many shots, and he doesn't have a live arm.
CFN Projection: Free Agent
18. Xavier Lee, QB Florida State
Yet another waste of talent in
a growing line of disappointing Florida State quarterbacks, Lee has all
the skills with great size, a big arm, and tremendous athleticism. He
looks like the perfect prospect, but he's eons away from ever getting a
sniff of the field as an NFL quarterback. If he loses his knucklehead
streak, he could flourish if he becomes someone's pet project and
accepts the right coaching. He could also have a future at tight end if
he wants to get paid.
CFN Projection:
Free Agent
19. T.C. Ostrander, QB Stanford
While he's not Trent Edwards,
he has good size, produced at times in an awful situation, and has the
smarts to stick somewhere as a backup. Durability is the major concern,
but as long as he's healthy, he can be a great scout teamer who could
eventually become someone's No. 2.
CFN Projection:
20. Bernard Morris, QB Marshall
Because he has great size, fantastic
athleticism and a decent arm, he'll get plenty of looks from a variety
of teams looking for a good scout team quarterback. He can fit almost
any role to prepare a defense, but as far as ever being an NFL starter,
that all depends on how quickly he can become a consistent, accurate
CFN Projection:
21. Adam Tafralis, San Jose State
22. Ricky Santos, New Hampshire
23. Sam Keller, Nebraska
24. Tyler Donovan, Wisconsin
25. Blake Mitchell, South Carolina


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We lost an estimated 20 live shrimp and several hooks this past week before we caught our first fish. Nothing in our bays, not pin perch, piggy perch or even sheepshead, matches the bait-stealing skill of what we had come to catch this day.
And yet few species generate more curiosity and positive mail to the Outdoors Desk than this one does.
Known locally as the mangrove snapper, the colorful gray snapper attracts attention from a broad spectrum of anglers. Sport fishermen who regularly target redfish or trout see mangrove snapper as guilt-free table fare. Some say they're as tasty as crappie. I wouldn't argue the point.
As a bonus, you've never had a crappie come close to jerking a fishing rod from your grasp the way this little snapper might. A two-pound mangrove has the power and manic strength to make an unsuspecting light-tackle angler look silly. Too bad they generally refuse to take a fly. If you're the type of angler who likes to maintain a casual nonchalance while landing fish - I see a lot of this, but never practice it - be prepared to break character when battling this Tasmanian devil fish.
Count on losing tackle and expect to revel in your own ineptitude at least in the beginning.
Also understand that mangroves generally are easy to find and provide fast-paced action, particularly for young anglers. At times, I've found both during warmer months. If you're the adult hosting children on a mangrove chase, I suggest you buy twice as many shrimp as you think you'll need - really, twice as many - and then plan to spend most of your time baiting hooks other than your own. And consider rehearsing you're most convincing "we'll get him next time" speech.
Joking aside, my intent here is not to dash hopes. Previous near-shore snapper outings produced 40 maybe 50 fish, once we got the hang of it. But I had help.
Aransas area guide Curt Thomas knows where these fish live and he's become quite adept at keeping them on his line long enough to get them in his boat. Thomas' impressive ratio of lost-bait-to-fish is better than most. And given time and patience, he's pretty fair at teaching attentive students how to snag their share of toothy snapper with a one-aught hook.
And unless or until we get a hard freeze, local biologists guess that our gray snapper population should continue to provide plenty of opportunities to practice. Texas Parks & Wildlife gillnet surveys indicate that these fish reached catchable numbers around 1996 after a lengthy absence from Coastal Bend waters. Old timers tell me they once caught them here with some degree of regularity years ago, indicating these fish might come and go, depending on conditions.
Average water temperatures in Texas bays coastwide have risen about 3 degrees during the past 20 years or so. And we haven't had an extended cold blast in nearly that long. Mangroves like that.
The highest recorded catch rate for gray snapper in state-set gillnets came in 2004. But TPW has only about 30 previous years of gillnet data. The snapper count from this past year's gillnet surveys is the second highest ever recorded in Texas. And their average size is trending upwards. But still, gillnets generally are not set where these fish live. So while the surveys may suggest relative abundance these counts really are not designed to tell us much about actual abundance.
So where in Texas would you guess the highest concentration of mangrove snapper would be, based on gillnet surveys? Because it is a tropical fish, most people would say the lower coast, but they'd be wrong.
It's Corpus Christi Bay. Port Isabel came in second.
Honestly, I've caught only a couple mangrove snapper in Corpus Christi Bay. And that was somewhere near Ingleside along the ship channel.
Dense populations of mangrove snapper tend to concentrate in or near deeper water at the legs of piers and oil/gas rigs, up against metal, wood or concrete bulkheads, around breakwaters and jetties and near shipwrecks. You get the picture. Rarely are they found in open bays.
In the Coastal Bend, we've got plenty of structure along the ship channel and Intracoastal Waterway. Thomas finds most of his snapper between Conn Brown Harbor and the Port Aransas ferry. Keep in mind that tying a boat to some of these structures might be illegal, indicated by signs. Anchoring within rod's length may be the wiser choice.
The mangrove snapper primarily is an offshore species. They're fairly common around gulf rigs within a few miles of our shores. Locals believe that our bays may serve as a safe refuge for juvenile gray snapper, which generally relocate offshore when they reach a certain age and during winter. Mostly we catch small ones that weight a pound or less with an occasional 3-4 pounder. The Texas record gray snapper caught offshore weighed more than 18 pounds.
Currently, TPW classifies gray snapper as an emerging fishery, meaning it's considered sort of a transient species. For this reason, Texas imposes no size or number restrictions on the taking of gray snapper. This policy should continue until or unless mangroves are reclassified as a well-established species by the department. Only then would TPW assume an active role in managing it.
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Major fractional jet companies include Netjets, Flight Options, CitationShares, and Flexjet. Industry pioneer Netjets counts Tiger Woods, Andre Agassi, and Pete Sampras among its fractional owners.
A 1/16 share is the industry-wide minimum purchase; it equates to 50 hours of annual flying time. Owners also pay a one-time acquisition cost and monthly management fees. Additional hourly fees cover flight-specific operating costs such as fuel, maintenance, and catering. You purchase your share in a specific class of aircraft and each time you fly are guaranteed that class or better.
Penciling out fractional ownership can be complex. For example, Flight Options' Fractional First program costs, depending on the aircraft, from $278,125 to $1,531,250 for a 1/16th share. Monthly management fees can add another $6,479 to $13,146. Hourly rates range from $1,517 to $2,094.
"The real financial kicker is the residual value which comes at the end of the five- to seven-year ownership term," Flegler says. "You don't know until you sell what you'll get." Be cautious of sales people touting a 75 percent residual value. In reality, you may get only 40 percent back. "Don't purchase more aircraft than needed figuring you'll make out on the back end," Flegler cautions.
Creating a "mission profile" detailing where you'll fly, how often, and how many passengers you'll carry narrows down aircraft choice and what size share you'll need. If you aren't a light traveler, pay attention to luggage capacity.
According to David Norton, a Dallas attorney specializing in business aviation at Shackelford, Melton & McKinley, the estimated annual number of flight hours is a determining factor in fractional ownership. "If you fly less than 50 hours annually, then economics point toward chartering," he says. "Conversely, more than 200 hours flying time and full ownership may make sense."
Fleet size and age also count: The company must have enough planes to provide on-demand access, and newer aircraft typically offer better safety.
Most major fractional companies need only eight hours advance notice. Then you simply meet your aircraft at a general aviation facility such as Atlantic Aviation in Palm Springs or Million Air La Quinta in Thermal. Flight Options racked up 1,035 arrivals and departures out of Palm Springs in 2005 and 780 between January and September 2006.
In addition to safety records, pay attention to flight crew training. Do they use simulation exercises on a regular basis? And if your travel needs require landings and departures at smaller airports, check the type of aircraft that can be accommodated.
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Alexandria was once Egypt's city of outsiders—a center of Hellenic culture that became a Christian capital second only to Rome and the home of a large and thriving Jewish community. It was an outsider, Lawrence Durrell, who wrote the great saga of the city, "The Alexandria Quartet," one of whose main characters comes there to escape the dull "toothache of English life." Durrell explored the "tenebrous peninsula shaped like a plane-leaf"—its alleyways, its ruins, and its blend of people and creeds. But, by the time he was writing, in the late nineteen-fifties, this cosmopolitanism was already on the wane, and the Greek, Italian, and Jewish populations were leaving. Now, in the ongoing tumult of the Egyptian revolution, Alexandria is known as a center of religious conservatism. The city, the second-largest in Egypt, is a stronghold of Salafism, a strain of Islamic fundamentalism that emphasizes the original tenets and practices of the Prophet Muhammad and his companions.


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The Kent State University Gospel Choir and Professor of Music Education Linda Walker, Ph.D., invite the university community and other members of the public to the choir's biannual concert on Friday, Dec. 7, at the University Auditorium in Cartwright Hall. Doors will open at 7 p.m., and the event begins at 7:30 p.m. The concert is free and open to the public.
This will be a night of singing and praising, featuring contemporary gospel songs, such as It All Belongs to You, traditional gospel songs, such as Amazing Grace, a spiritual – Done Made My Vow, and the grand finale with former Kent State Gospel Choir members joining the choir in a performance of Total Praise.
The audience is invited to usher in the holiday season by joining the choir in a medley of Christmas carols. The special guest choir is St. Ignatius High School Men's Chorus, directed by Jason Falkofsky.
Founded in 1996 by Walker, the Kent State Gospel Choir has a reputation that extends locally, nationally and internationally. The choir is an upperdivision class in the School of Music at Kent State, and is made up of more than 50 members, including students, faculty, staff and members of the community. The choir also stands as one of the most diverse groups on campus, with members from various religions, ethnicities, races, sexual orientations, genders and majors.
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