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"My husband kept talking about 'Freezer Slaw' that his mom made and I couldn't find a recipe for it and she couldn't find hers. Luckily, his aunt still had it! This is a great make-ahead slaw that stays crisp! I shred the cabbage and other vegetables in the food processor."
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cabbage, shredded
green bell pepper, finely chopped
1 small
small onion, finely chopped
carrots, shredded
2 cups
boiling water
2 teaspoons
1 1/2 cups
white sugar
1 cup
3/4 cup
cider vinegar
2 teaspoons
celery seed
This is a wonderful slaw. It's excellent fresh, 'as is' without being drained and adding mayo. I'll be making plenty with the garden cabbage to use through the winter. Brought a rave from my husband.
Forget the mayo and add several grinds of coarse ground black pepper, fantastic!
2 Ratings
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Servings Per Recipe: 16
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White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said on "Good Morning America" today that the administration believes BP's oil containment efforts will collect more than 90 percent of oil spewing from the underwater leak by the end of June, and that cleanup efforts will "restore the Gulf not to where it was before this accident happened but to ... where it was years ago."
But many local residents along the Gulf Coast and 69 percent of all Americans, according to a recent ABC News/Washington Post poll, remain unconvinced that the government has acted aggressively or quickly enough. And a majority believe that some beaches will never recover, and more say some species of fish and birds will never return to normal levels, according to the latest USA Today/Gallup poll.
"I'd like to see the government get up off their keisters and do more than fly back and forth to Washington and play basketball or whatever it is they do," said Jerome Atkins of Dauphin Island, Alabama.
Republicans, meanwhile, chastised Obama for using the presidential pulpit to gain political ground and drum up support for legislation regulating carbon emissions, which some Republicans said constituted a "national energy tax."
"Since the outset of this crisis, they've clearly been more focused on identifying a scapegoat than in taking charge," Sen. Mitch McConnell, the minority leader from Kentucky, said on the Senate floor today. "Clearly, the administration's national contingency plan was not up to the task. Why not? Did it rely too much on the oil companies to perform the cleanup?"
In the meantime, the leak continues despite a partial containment cap BP has placed on the well.
BP says it is planning to increase containment capacity, from siphoning 15,000 to 28,000 barrels per day of oil to as much as 50,000 barrels a day by the end of the month.
"What we have are physics problems," Gibbs said. "The top cap can only take so much, but they're adding additional lines ... to bring more and more of that oil to the surface and out of the Gulf."
Twenty-three more miles of the Gulf Coast were closed for fishing Monday as tar balls washed ashore and threatened sea life.
ABC News' Z. Byron Wolf, George Stephanopoulos, Devin Dwyer and Huma Khan contributed to this report.

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Chop Suey
|Snow peas
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|Cooking oil
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|1⁄4 Kilogram, cut into squares
|Celery stalks
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|3 Clove (15 gm), diced
|2 , diced
|3 , thinly sliced
|Red pepper pieces/Green bell pepper pieces
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|Water/Chicken stock / broth
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|Vegetable oil
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Heat wok and add oil. When oil is ready, add the beef. Stir-fry beef until redness is gone. Remove and set aside.
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Reheat wok and add oil. Give the sauce ( 3 Tbs. water, 3 Tbsp. Oyster sauce, 2 tablespoons of cornstarch, dissolved in 1/4 cup of water, 1 Tbsp. cooking oil) a quick re-stir. Add and combine all the cooked ingredients in the wok. Make a "well" in the center and gradually add the sauce, stirring to thicken. Once it has boiled, remove the chop suey from the stove. Serve hot.


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GLENDALE, AZ - JANUARY 12: Head coach Todd McLellan of the San Jose Sharks directs his team during the NHL game against the Phoenix Coyotes at Jobing.com Arena on January 12, 2010 in Glendale, Arizona. The Sharks defeated the Coyotes 3-1. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Despite a disappointing showing in the playoffs, the San Jose Sharks have been relatively quiet this offseason. They haven't been big players on the free-agent front or engineered any blockbuster trades. After leaving head coach Todd McLellan's fate up in the air for a couple of long months, they finally announced on June 18 that he would be back for a fifth season behind the Sharks bench. But the Sharks did make one important change, and the subtle move made on Monday could pay off big for San Jose. The Sharks gave McLellan some help on the bench, bolstering their...
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Homecoming, delayed. After almost two years, former Ducks goalie Jean-Sebastien Giguere gets to say thank you to the fans in the building where he helped Anaheim win the Stanley Cup in 2007. Giguere, who is now with the Colorado Avalanche, was traded to Toronto on Jan. 31, 2010, and the Ducks happened to be on a trip when the deal was completed. The Ducks will honor him with a video tribute during the game's first TV timeout Saturday night at Honda Center. "It's going to be nice to be able to go to where I feel is my second home and where my kids have been born," he said Friday morning on a conference call with reporters. "It's a very special place for me. It's obviously where I've had the most success in my career, so I'm really thrilled to be able to go back and play games against the Ducks in Anaheim. "This game has been on my mind all year. I've been looking at the calendar. The first game I looked at was when we would play in Anaheim. I've been looking forward to it since t...
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Mayline Group Wall 68" Bookcase
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|Style: Contemporary
|Finish: 1: Cherry
|Finish: 2: Mahogany
|Frame Material: Wood
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Solid Wood Construction: No
|Water Resistant: Yes
|Scratch Resistant: Yes
|Stain Resistant: Yes
|Rust Resistant: Yes
|Mildew Resistant: Yes
|Fade Resistant: Yes
|Shelving Included: Yes
|Cube Bookcase: Yes
|Doors Included: Yes
|Drawers Included: No
|Wheels Included: No
|Lighting Included: No
|Orientation: Tall
|Back Panel: Closed
|Finished Back: Yes
|Foldable: No
|Handpainted: No
|Mobile: No
|Wall Recessed: No
|Mount Type: Free standing
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Eco-Friendly: No
|Country of Manufacture: United States
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Installation Required: No
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: Limited Lifetime
About the ManufacturerEstablished in 1939 as the Engineering Supply Company, Mayline has come a long way from its expertise in drafting tables, blueprint files and straightedges. The war years capitalized on their high quality and precision manufacturing for providing highly accurate navigational and mapping accessories for all branches of the military.
Though still a market leader in manual drawing (they invented the straightedge) and large format filing, Mayline has moved to the forefront of office ergonomics. The Mayline Group now includes Tiffany Industries, Kwik File and Mayline products.
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Long before marketing and branding were transformed into a science, there was the power of word-of-mouth. Learn how to hone this concept and put it to work for your business.
By Tara Remiasz
As a business owner, you are probably presented with lots of opportunities to attend seminars on topics such as how to build leadership skills or network like a pro. But, when is the last time you heard of a course about "Influence and Persuasion: The Art of Mind Manipulation"? While the title of this business workshop may be off-putting to some, it certainly piques the interest of others. And that is precisely why Olivia Fox Cabane, executive director of Spitfire Communications LLC in N.Y. and author of The Pocket Guide To Becoming A Superstar In Your Field, decided to use it as the title for one of her seminars. Cabane uses unique, preferably controversial strategies to elicit attention and spark conversation among potential customers. "I accept the fact that I'm going to alienate certain customers," she says.
One of the most important skills that Cabane has mastered is the power of word-of-mouth marketing. Word-of-mouth marketing is essentially a strategy for inspiring people to talk about your business. It doesn't need to be controversial, as Cabane prefers, but it does need to be unique or interesting enough to get people talking. Learn how to get people talking about your business by incorporating word-of-mouth marketing techniques into your business strategy.
Find Your Talkers
Before you begin initiatives to get people talking, it's important to identify those people who will be most likely to talk about your business, says Andy Sernovitz, founding CEO of the Word of Mouth Marketing Association in Chicago, and author of Word of Mouth Marketing: How Smart Companies Get People Talking. In some cases the number of people who talk about a product or service will always outweigh the number of people who use it. For example, there are far more people who talk about Ferrari automobiles than who actually own one, Sernovitz says.
However, your talkers will most likely be the customers you serve. Create a profile of the type of person who is most likely to tell others about your business. Consider what this person gains from your business and what kind of offering might inspire him or her to talk about your business.
Individuals who are more highly engaged with your product are great targets and can serve as advocates in getting word-of-mouth campaigns started. These individuals request free samples, free t-shirts, visit your booth at tradeshows, run their own blogs on related topics or specifically about your product, they use your reply form on your Web site. Talkers can also be found by reviewing newsgroups and blogs about your product, industry and related products.
Talkers are motivated by a desire to be recognized, feel special or receive small perks.
Give Your Talkers a Target
Once you have identified who is likely to talk about your business, it's time to create a reason for them to get excited, Sernovitz says. You can create excitement by either piquing people's interests or offering something of considerable value. Jones Soda Co.'s Holiday Pack, which offers flavors such as Broccoli Casserole, Smoked Salmon Paté and Turkey & Gravy, offers a good example of how to get people talking, he says. And the media certainly took notice when White Castle began soliciting dinner reservations for Valentine's Day. The key is to offer something unique enough that it will set your business apart from others. Sernovitz offers the following examples of how small businesses can give their talkers a target: Hold a two-for-one sale; offer snacks to people while they wait in line, give away postcards, hats or a tinfoil sculpture with leftovers.
Give Your Talkers Tools
Once you have identified your talkers and provided them with a worthy conversation piece, it's time to help them spread the word. Tools such as an e-newsletter, a blog or a message board, enable your talkers to easily spread their thoughts about your business. When people write complementary e-mails or letters, it's important not to just file them away. Post any endorsements from patrons on your Web site or in an e-newsletter if you have them.
First Impressions Do Count
"Word-of-mouth is all about the first impression," Cabane says. "You have only a couple of seconds to hook people." The key, says Cabane, is to use a short name or tagline that is telling enough so that people understand what it is you offer.
Something as simple as a name or title can help garner extra attention. Cabane's title is designed to set her apart from competitors. Instead of calling herself a 'business' or 'communications' coach, she uses the term 'charisma coach' to describe her profession. Even if the thought of using a 'charisma coach' doesn't appeal to someone, it's unique enough to stick in people's memories.
Deliver Value
You could execute all of the preceding advice perfectly, but if you don't deliver value to your customers, word-of-mouth won't give you the desired results. Cabane provides value by trying to deliver an abundance of pragmatic tools that will help entrepreneurs in the real world. For example, she describes specific ways that they can use body language to become more charismatic networkers. And instead of simply saying that a strong handshake is important, she tells her clients the exact mechanics of a perfect handshake.


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Roy offers to pay off the bailiffs, but Cathy won't hear of it and finally lets them into her house, telling them to help themselves.
Roy offers to pay off the bailiffs, but Cathy won't hear of it and finally lets them into her house, telling them to help themselves.
Liz suggests to Tracy that they can report Tony to the police for handling stolen goods. But Tracy refuses and Liz realises she's as guilty as Tony.
When Brian finds out that Julie and Dev's relationship is over, he's thrilled.
Gail rages at Eileen and after chasing her out of the salon, the two women fight on the street. The Platts watch in horror as Gail and Eileen brawl on the cobbles.
Michael sets off to clear the air with Gail, in the hope they can salvage their marriage. He explains how much she hurt him with her web of lies as she begs him to give her another chance.
In hospital, Erica and Nick fear for the baby and overcome with emotion Nick takes his anger out on Gail, pointing out that she's never liked Erica.
Carla agrees to meet Nick at the Rovers Quiz Night and David notices the chemistry between them.
Erica storms out when Nick throws her a surprise party at the Bistro, highlighting the fact that she is 50. Nick's gutted to have got it so wrong and is comforted by Carla.
Tim calls off the christening, for the sake of Faye and Miley's well-being.
David, Gail, Audrey and Nick all attend Kylie's first drug counselling session in support. But when Michael turns up Kylie worries that David won't be able to keep his thoughts to himself.
Alya flees from No 11 disgusted with herself, leaving Jason confused. Later, Gary arrives at the Nazirs and Alya is overcome with guilt when he proposes, telling him she doesn't deserve him.
When Sharif arrives back from hospital, Alya is clearly upset and orders a white wine in the Rovers. Gary is left stunned and reminds her it is Ramadan.
Carla tells Alya she doesn't object to her selling her own ideas, as long as it doesn't conflict with Underworld. But Alya's left embarrassed when she has to inform Carla that the deal is off.
Clutching Jack, Jenny stands dangerously close to the edge of the balcony.
Kylie attempts to appear as the perfect mum, but it's clear that Max is wary of her.
Jenny and Jack arrive at their flat in Hull. Jenny makes out to the letting agent that Jack is her son and they have escaped from an unhappy home.
Jenny fills a holdall with Jack's belongings at No 13, ready to escape. But she's startled when Sophie pops back and drops her guard while talking about the subject of grief.
When David finds Kylie on the doorstep, his relief soon turns to anger as she apologises and tries to convince him she's totally clean.
Eileen and Michael get physical on the sofa, but Michael struggles to breathe and collapses. Eileen's horror turns to panic when Gail knocks on the door.
Eileen's stunned as Gail barges her way into No 11, but when Michael returns from visiting his ex wife he's furious to see her and storms out.
Eileen squirms as Todd gleefully urges Adrian to tell Eileen about a hotel he's booked for them.
Steph and Andy dread Nick's next move, fearing he will sack them or report them for fraud. Or both!
Sophie's suspicions about Jenny reignite but when she confronts Jenny in front of Kevin, Kevin asks her to drop it.
Michael reels as Andy reveals his real name and Gail admits that she was in on the deception, but feared the truth would give Michael a heart attack.
Gail's shaken when Susan phones, revealing she's sent Michael a photo album documenting Gavin's life. When Michael returns to No 8 clutching the parcel, Gail and Andy are beside themselves.


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Enduring Heritage: The Art of the Northwest Coast
More than twenty tribes—referred to as First Nations in Canada and Native Americans in the United States—live along the coast of lower Alaska, British Columbia, and Washington, in an area known as the Northwest Coast region. Although these tribes have distinct cultures, they are linked by similar environments, religious beliefs, and strong traditions based on chiefdoms, rank, and inheritance of family identity. For at least six thousand years—from prehistoric times to the present—Northwest Coast artists have carved, painted, and woven objects, creating a rich artistic heritage. Each artwork embodies a family or spiritual history that is "owned" and passed down from one generation to the next.
Perhaps towering cedar totem poles, carved crests, and representations of ancestral stories serve as a tribe's most recognized symbols, but simple spoons, feast dishes, and baskets also fulfill important roles. Elaborate masks—some representing founding First Ancestors—are believed to transform their wearers, usually men, into supernatural entities. Ancestral stories may be told through dances performed during Winter Ceremonies or potlatches, gift-giving ceremonies held inside large ceremonial houses. Masks and costumes, stored in treasure boxes, are brought out and "danced" by the families or individuals who own them. Other rituals, such as the Hamat'sa Initiation, are sacred in nature.
Stewart Culin served as the Museum's first curator of ethnology from 1903 to 1929. He created the Museum's collection during expeditions to the Northwest Coast in 1905, 1908, and 1911. Culin relied greatly on the expertise of local collectors such as Dr. Charles Newcombe (1851–1924) and Lieutenant George Thorton Emmons (1852–1945), and on exchanges made with the Field Museum in Chicago. Culin believed, as did numerous museum curators at the time, that the Northwest Coast societies were dying out. But Northwest Coast cultures have survived and evolved, adapting to change while maintaining their own traditions.
In the past, it was customary for Northwest Coast carvers to be men and weavers to be women, but today such separate artistic roles have been eliminated. Contemporary artists may use power tools, acrylic paints, and modern fabrics such as imported linen, but designs are still seen as inherited. Through the enduring practice of ceremonies and innovative artistic creation, the Northwest Coast peoples acknowledge their heritage, affirm their present identities, and ensure the future of their cultures.
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Here's a description of what they're doing. Zyvex is the best-funded group working towards molecular nanotechnology. There is good coverage of Zyvex at Next Big Future, including an interview with CEO Jim Von Ehr from May. Here's an answer I thought had interesting details:
Question 6: Eric Drexler has advocated a DNA origami approach, but others favor a direct to diamondoid strategy. Which approach do you favor?
Answer 6: We actually have our own distinct approach which is neither DNA origami nor direct to diamondoid. The ease of programming a computer controlled milling machine, which could make all manner of macro-scale products out of metal or plastic simply by changing the program, makes our paradigm compelling if we can build something similar at the nanoscale. The DNA approach doesn't lend itself to that flexibility very well. The diamondoid approach may be a great end point, but we simply don't have that capability now. We lack the precision and well defined tips to do diamondoid. By contrast, our approach gets us to rudimentary molecular manufacturing fairly quickly.
A recent presentation by John Randall (VP of Zyvex Labs) at AVS 2010 is available here. Jim Von Ehr predicts rudimentary molecular manufacturing by 2020.


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William Baude : Publications
Journal Articles
"State Regulation and the Necessary and Proper Clause," 65 Case Western Reserve Law Review __ (forthcoming 2015). [SSRN]
"Foreword: The Supreme Court's Shadow Docket," 9 NYU Journal of Law & Liberty 1 (2015). [CU] [SSRN]
Response, "Sharing the Necessary and Proper Clause", 128 Harvard Law Review Forum 39 (2014). [CU] [SSRN] [WWW]
"Rethinking the Federal Eminent Domain Power," 122 Yale Law Journal 1738 (2013). [CU] [SSRN] [WWW]
"Jurisdiction and Constitutional Crisis," 65 Florida Law Review Forum 1 (2013). [CU] [SSRN] [WWW]
"Interstate Recognition of Same-Sex Marriage After Windsor," 8 NYU Journal of Law & Liberty 150 (2013). [CU] [SSRN]
"Beyond DOMA: Choice of State Law in Federal Statutes," 64 Stanford Law Review 1371 (2012). [CU] [SSRN]
"Clarification Needed: Fixing the Jurisdiction Venue and Clarification Act," 110 Michigan Law Review First Impressions 33 (2012). [CU] [SSRN] [WWW]
"Signing Unconstitutional Laws," 86 Indiana Law Journal 303 (2011). [CU] [SSRN] [WWW]
"The Judgment Power," 96 Georgetown Law Journal 1807 (2008). [CU] [SSRN]
Book Sections
"The Takings Clause," in The Heritage Guide to the Constitution. Matthew Spalding & David F. Forte eds. (Regnery Publishing, 2014). [CU]
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Regular Contributor, SCOTUSblog
"Could Obama Bypass the Supreme Court?," New York Times, March 18, 2015. [WWW]
"The Supreme Court's Secret Decisions," New York Times, February 4, 2015. [WWW]
"Originalism: A Debate," University of Chicago Law School Record, Spring 2015 (with Eric Posner).
"Where do the Supreme Court's Campaign Finance Cases Come From?," WashingtonPost.com, April 4, 2014. [WWW]
"The Problem with Retroactivity Rules," The New York Times Room for Debate, September 19, 2013. [WWW]
"Constitutional Avoidance in Baby Girl," Prawfsblawg, June 30, 2013. [WWW]


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There will never be another Noreen Clough. But we can all learn from this tenacious woman that barriers can be broken, seemingly insurmountable problems can be solved, and that life should be lived like there's no tomorrow.
When French bass angler Nassa Khanfour travels to Tennessee later this month, he won't be breaking altogether new ground.
Looking back, it's not only the many foreign fishing destinations that drew me in; it was the people, too. Though there was a language barrier at times, it was clear we all had something in common.
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Here, in full sun in relatively poor soil, the pale purple coneflower, Echinacea pallida (hardy to USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 4) shows off its elegant heads of characteristically reflexed petals hanging from bold, dark cones. Intermingling towards the front is 'Lavendelturm' (Zone 4), the pale lavender form of culver's root, Veronicastrum virginicum, with its small flowers packing short spikes on branched stems. Rising towards the back, in front of the willow and smoke bush, is the button eryngo, Eryngium yuccifolium (Zone 4), with its branched stems tipped with spherical white flower heads.
And all through, bringing an invaluable richness to the pastel coloring, is Agastache 'Black Adder' (Zone 6). This hybrid anise hyssop, developed from a native and a Chinese species by another well-known Dutch plantsman, Coen Jansen, transforms the combination with the sultry darkness of its spikes.
There are two reasons this combo works so well. First, the choice of plants: Not only do the colors work together, but all develop attractive seedheads and all thrive in the same conditions—and none of them run at the root.
The other factor is that they're not planted in the traditional style of one clump of three or five plants of one variety set alongside a clump of another; instead, they're planted in mingling drifts so that the colors blend one into another.
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About 75,000 students and teachers in 2000 schools will be counting the birds that visit their school grounds for the RSPB's Big Schools' Birdwatch.
The survey, which has been running for more than a decade, will contribute to the results of the wildlife charity's Big Garden Birdwatch which is taking place next weekend.
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Located in the Center for the Arts on the Valparaiso University campus, the Brauer Museum of Art is home to a nationally recognized collection of 19th, 20th, and 21st-century American art and includes works by Frederic Edwin Church, Asher B. Durand, Childe Hassam, Georgia O'Keeffe, and Ed Paschke.
It also houses the largest known collection of works by Junius R. Sloan (1827-1900), a Hudson River School painter who lived and worked in the Midwest. Other focus areas within the collection include world religious art and Midwestern regional art. As well as displaying selections from its permanent collection, the Brauer Museum hosts a full schedule of special exhibitions and events.
Please note that the Brauer Museum of Art will be closed July 3, 4, and 5.
For information on the sculpture installation Borders by Steinunn Thorarinsdottir, please click here.
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Fifty years ago next week, the Soviet Union launched Sputnik I — little more than a beeping metal ball — into space. Never before had an artificial object orbited the Earth.
That achievement on Oct. 4, 1957, stunned and alarmed America. It also triggered an epic space race between the world's superpowers that would culminate nearly 12 years later, when Apollo astronaut Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon. The Soviets never made it there.
"Sputnik I changed the world," NASA administrator Michael Griffin says. "It changed history."
Today, as the anniversary of the birth of the Space Age approaches, those who were involved at the beginning and others who are key to future explorations are frustrated. Interviews with those scientists, astronauts, bureaucrats and historians reveal regret about America's decisions regarding space travel, and disagreement about its current goals — namely, returning to the moon rather than focusing on Mars.
They also wonder: Has America's enthusiasm for human exploration of the solar system gotten lost in space?
"There's less interest on the part of Americans in doing bold things," acknowledges Griffin, who nonetheless argues that public support for further human exploration of the solar system remains strong. Griffin sees NASA's $100 billion plan to return to the moon no sooner than a decade from now as an important first step in going to Mars.
Others aren't impressed with NASA's plan and believe the USA should show the same ambition it had a half-century ago amid the shock of Sputnik.
Elon Musk, founder of a private company that hopes to use its rockets to help NASA carry cargo into space, says that, even as most technology has advanced, U.S. technology for flying humans in space has withered. "We used to be able to go to the moon. … Now we can only get to orbit in those creaky old space shuttles," Musk says. "We've regressed."
The moon represents NASA's most ambitious near-term plan, with Mars as its second major target for human exploration. Griffin says he'd like the space agency to aim toward sending astronauts on the three-year round trip to Mars in the 2030s.
"In the 1960s, we imagined we would be sending man to Mars by 1980," says Louis Friedman, head of the Planetary Society, a group that advocates space exploration. "In the 1970s, we imagined we'd be doing it by the end of the century. … It's still a long way off, and it seems to be getting longer."
Budget problems have delayed, from 2012 to 2015, astronauts' first flight on the new spaceship that would carry crews to the moon and Mars. Design of the moon rocket won't start until 2011.
Today, NASA's biggest problem might be a lack of public outcry for space exploration at a time when Americans are more focused on war and terrorism.
"People and cultures have short attention spans," says former astronaut Alan Bean, 75, one of 12 people who walked on the moon.
"That's just the way it is."
'It was a shock'
A half-century ago, all it took to grab America's attention was Sputnik, a flying metal satellite not much bigger than a beach ball.
"Our leaders kept assuring us that our technology and our economic-social system was better than the Soviet system," says space historian Howard McCurdy of American University. "Then they beat us! … It was a shock."
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There really is nothing quite like a massive tomb to say "Look at me! I was really, really important!" Time is the great equalizer, forgetting most men and turning great men into trivia questions (just look at this list and tell us how many of these guys you've ever heard of), but if you've got the cash, the ego, and (usually) the slave labor to do it, you can leave behind some really kickin' reminders of how awesome you used to be. Like, for example:
The Mausoleum of the First Emperor
If you're a Chinese emperor, you're pretty much expected to go out in style, especially when you'd just managed to create said empire out of a collection of obnoxious warring states that had been trying to wipe each other out for a couple of centuries. The epitome of Chinese death fashion has got to be the tomb of the First Emperor. Sure, he has a bunch of terracotta warriors, but he also has crossbow deathtraps and a model river made out of mercury with little ships floating on it. Nothing says "I'm disgustingly rich and powerful" quite like a scale model of a major river made of a toxic liquid metal. And before you ask, no, Indiana Jones has not raided this temple. In fact, they're still trying to dig it up, thanks to all that poisonous mercury, and those awesome crossbow traps.
The Taj Mahal
Back in 1631, the Shah Jahan's third wife died in childbirth, and he was distraught. It wasn't just going to be a tomb for his wife. It was going to be a tomb better than most places the royals were living in. It's actually one of the most outstanding examples of Mughal architecture, and is so complex it has, we're not kidding, its own waterworks. We're not really sure what corpses need with all this fancy stuff, and it's probably better not to ask.
It was essentially designed to be what the palace in Heaven looked like on Earth. Of course, like all things built out of grief and sincere devotion, it has become a tourist attraction. Yep, all of those pretty photos and postcards and things are basically taking photos of a cemetery. They'd better hope Shah Jahan never gets upset, or we're going to have a lot of haunting on our hands.
Adham Khan's Tomb
Adham Khan's life story is pretty complex, so we'll just boil it down to this: his tomb is unique in Mughal architecture, with its octagonal design, because he betrayed a major political figure and that guy was a bit upset. It's thought the octagonal design designates Adham and his mother as traitors, clearly illustrating that some people just can't let go of a grudge.
Still, it's a pretty impressive place, with lots of halls and beautiful design that people get lost in, usually literally: its local nickname is "the Labyrinth". And it's so beautiful that the British, on discovering this and showing their usual respect for the local culture, turned it into some dude's house. The graves were pulled out so he could have a dining room, though we're kind of surprised they didn't just use the sarcophagus as a table or something. And if that doesn't seem disrespectful enough, the British agreed with you: they later turned it into a post office. And they wondered why the Indians rebelled so often.
Kimsusan Memorial Palace
Say what you will about Kim Jong Il (we will: he's crazy, he's obnoxious, his pompadour is tacky as all get-out) but this guy does not do things half way, whether it's his epic hair or burying his relatives. When his dad, Kim Il-Sung, bought the farm, instead of burying him, he literally turned his father's office and place of residence into his tomb. He had the place fully renovated, his dad thoroughly embalmed like a knock-off Lenin, and now official state tours can come to visit and see just what he looks like. It has, apparently, never struck Kim Jong Il just how creepy this actually is.
Grant's Tomb
Ulysses S. Grant was, of course, one of the greatest generals ever seen by the North and helped save the Union from being run by ignorant rednecks… well, at least for a while, anyway. So when he passed on, giving him the grand send-off was a pretty big deal, and they buried the guy in a scale model of the Capitol building. We're not kidding; it's got a rotunda, murals that we're sure Mr. Grant appreciates what with being dead and all, and everything. About the only thing it doesn't have is a snack bar, and we're sure that'll be put in eventually: this is America, after all. Cinnabon is probably already hiring a contractor.
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During a segment decrying Washington's inability to solve the nation's problems, Fox News' Glenn Beck praised Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) for being "actually consistent" on the deficit. "Paul Ryan is one of the good guys, I think," Beck added.
But as The Economist's Greg Ip points out, Ryan has some "work to do" to live up to the fiscal responsibility award (The Fiscy) he was recently given by budget hawks. From Ip's January 7 post:
Like Mr Conrad, Mr Ryan was a member of the Bowles-Simpson commission. Unlike Mr Conrad, he voted against its plan to stabilise the debt despite calling it "serious and credible". He opposed it because it left Mr Obama's health-care reform intact, and because it relied too much on tax increases, even though these were smaller than the plan's spending cuts. The opposition by Mr Ryan and his two fellow House Republicans more or less guaranteed the plan would die.
A few days later Mr Ryan congratulated Mr Obama for acting "responsibly" in capitulating to Republicans and agreeing to an $800 billion-plus package that extends all of George Bush's tax cuts and implements new temporary stimulus composed overwhelmingly of tax cuts. Whatever its merits as stimulus, its complete absence of any linkage to long-term deficit reduction is antithetical to the principals behind the Fiscy.
But the most important reason to question Mr Ryan's deficit-hawk credentials was his support for certain changes to the budget process to constrain spending.
John Lott has penned a FoxNews.com op-ed criticizing as "a mess" a recent University of Maryland study which found that Fox News viewers were more likely to be misinformed than those who did not watch the network. However, the op-ed makes its case by misinforming readers on the economic stimulus, health care reform, and climate science.
A post that appeared on the front page of Red State today claimed that "Repeal of the Job-Killing Health Care Act will NOT Increase the Deficit." To defend that argument, Red State reprints Sen. Tom Coburn's distortions of a Congressional Budget Office report on H.R. 2, the proposed repeal of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA).
Let's break down the claims.
The first claim Red State reprints is:
Repeal Reduces Health Insurance Costs for Americans. "In particular, if H.R. 2 was enacted, premiums for health insurance in the individual market would be somewhat lower than under current law..."
This sounds convincing, until you read the full context of this phrase in the CBO report and find that many people would pay more for health insurance if PPACA were repealed:
In particular, if H.R. 2 was enacted, premiums for health insurance in the individual market would be somewhat lower than under current law, mostly because the average insurance policy in this market would cover a smaller share of enrollees' costs for health care and a slightly narrower range of benefits. The effects of those differences would be offset in part by other factors that would tend to raise premiums in the individual market if PPACA was repealed; for example, insurers would probably incur higher administrative costs per policy and enrollees would tend to be less healthy, leading to higher average costs for their health care. Although premiums in the individual market would be lower, on average, under H.R. 2 than under current law, many people would end up paying more for health insurance--because under current law, the majority of enrollees purchasing coverage in that market would receive subsidies via the insurance exchanges, and H.R. 2 would eliminate those subsidies. (emphases added)
The second claim is:
Repeal Reduces Federal Spending on Health Care. "Last March, CBO estimated that enacting PPACA and the relevant provisions of the Reconciliation Act would increase the "federal budgetary commitment to health care" by about $400 billion over the 2010-2019 period; CBO uses that term to describe the sum of net federal outlays for health programs and tax preferences for health care. In contrast, CBO estimated that enacting that legislation would reduce the federal budgetary commitment to health care during the decade after 2019."
This claim is simply self-refuting. CBO is saying that PPACA increased federal health care by about $400 billion over the 2010-2019 period. But even the part that Red State quoted says that PPACA will "reduce the federal budgetary commitment to health care during the decade after 2019."
Shouldn't an article about Republican pledges to reduce the budget deficit that mentions in its lede the GOP's desire to repeal last year's health care reform legislation mention that doing so would increase the deficit?
Of course it should. The real question: Is anyone awake at the Washington Post?
In the past week, the Post has run at least seven articles mentioning the House GOP's plan to vote to repeal health care reform without mentioning that doing so would increase the deficit. Here's a particularly egregious example:
One urgent concern for lawmakers in both parties is the country's bleak fiscal outlook, stemming from heavy government spending and ballooning retirement costs. House Republican leaders said that immediately after the health-care vote they will debate spending cuts, targeting specific programs such as public television.
Immediately after asserting that Republicans are urgently concerned about the nation's bleak fiscal outlook, the Post notes that Republicans are trying to repeal health care reform -- but doesn't mention that doing so would worsen the nation's fiscal outlook. Incredible. (Note also that the Post asserts that the bleak fiscal outlook stems "from heavy government spending" -- no mention of the revenue side of the equation. The Post's framing plays along with the false conservative claims that only spending counts towards deficits, and only spending reductions should be considered to reduce them.)
New York Times columnist and Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman takes the media to the woodshed:
I see that the Washington Post editorial board is shocked, shocked to discover that the incoming Republicans aren't serious about deficit reduction. Who could have suspected?
I was going to be snarky all the way here, but actually let's be serious: the gullibility of much of the media establishment on all this amounts to journalistic malpractice.
Republicans have, after all, been the party of fiscal irresponsibility since 1980; the GW Bush administration confirmed, if anyone was in doubt, that unfunded tax cuts are now in the party's DNA.
Why the blindness? I suspect a lot of it had to do with the desire to seem balanced. Journalists felt that they had to find Republican fiscal heroes, just to show how even-handed and open-minded they were. To say that the whole deficit thing was a political ploy, with no substance behind it, sounded shrill.
The truth often does.
Another problem, of course, is that many reporters simply believe conservatives who claim to care about deficits without assessing whether their policy positions are consistent with those claims. It's easier and fits into absurd -- and, as Krugman notes, false -- stereotypes.
Krugman makes another point worth highlighting in desperate hope that his fellow journalists start paying attention:
Then along comes a Democratic president who presides over all of two years of deficits in the immediate aftermath of a severe financial crisis – which is a time when you're actually supposed to run deficits. Republicans begin inveighing against the evils of red ink – and, incredibly, get taken at face value.
Glenn Beck was a guest tonight on 9-11 Truther Andrew Napolitano's show on the Fox Business Network. During the show, Napolitano came out strongly against raising the debt ceiling, calling it "an easy" decision. Beck did take a clear position, but at one point, he said that if Republicans went along with Obama's call to raise the debt ceiling, "that will be the beginning of the end of the Republicans."
Since refusing to raise the debt ceiling would cause the United States to default on its obligations, it would basically throw the country into turmoil. Thus, as conservative blogger Allah Pundit has noted, Napolitano (and possibly) Beck are embracing something resembling the supposed Cloward-Piven strategy of creating a crisis in order to bring about reforms.
Indeed, Beck said that if Congress does not raise the debt ceiling, "the rest of the world flees from America," "that means we crash things" and that "our monetary system could collapse." Napolitano said that refusing to raise the debt ceiling "would mean there won't be enough money to pay the troops," and "there won't be enough to pay Social Security." Napolitano added, "It means the government will have to make very hard choices and that's what we elected them to do" and we will learn that "nobody will lend us money in the future and we will have to stick within our means."
One might think Beck would be against such a deliberate collapse of the system. Beck attacks Cloward & Piven all the time for trying to do this. In fact, just today, Beck attacked Frances Fox Piven herself saying that Piven was trying to "cause a revolution by financially collapsing the American system."
From the January 4 edition of Fox Business Network's Freedom Watch:
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Incoming House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) publicly urged the other members of his House Republican caucus to vote to raise the debt ceiling, saying: "We're going to have to deal with it as adults. Whether we like it or not, the federal government has obligations and we have obligations on our part."
Leading personalities at Fox Business apparently feel differently. Today on Fox News' Your World, host Neil Cavuto -- also the managing editor of Fox Business -- suggested that raising the debt ceiling would demonstrate that "we're prisoners of the system."
CAVUTO: You know, Gretchen, I talk to a number of them, Democrat and Republican, who are like, "Neil, it's not that simple, it's not that easy to come in and make these broad, sweeping cuts." And in the case of-- I had a former Georgia congressman on at the top of the show who says, you know-- talking about, you know, not extending the debt, or raising the debt ceiling, still sort of a couple of months away, it's suicidal. I hear a lot of "can't," "don't" warnings. Can't be done, not the way things are done here. And I often think that's why we're prisoners of the system.
Later this evening, on Fox Business's Freedom Watch, host Andrew Napolitano also spoke out against raising the debt ceiling:
NAPOLITANO: Alright, White House economic adviser Austan Goolsbee claims that if the nation hits the debt ceiling and the government defaults, that will cause an economic collapse far greater than what we saw in 2008, and Stuart Varney agrees. What Goolsbee really means is that big government cannot govern without borrowing money, without spending more than it takes in. America, the government's current fiscal policy of spending for the sake of spending and borrowing more money to cover the cost of borrowing has been described as one of the greatest thefts in American history.
Politicians today are borrowing money for personal pet projects that will be paid for by your children long after those who spent the money have retired or died. The truth is that if we cap the debt ceiling, the government will be forced into fiscal responsibility. We will either default on our debts, in which case no one will lend the government any more money, or we'll cut the budget. Either way, spending will go down. This country needs to live within its means. Reigning in spending is the only way to bring back credibility to our government and its currency. If we cap our debt, in the long run our economy will grow and our society will be prosperous. The sad reality is that when it comes to money, our legislators in Washington act as recklessly as a drug addict, looking for just one more fix. It's time to end their access to limitless cash.
It still remains to be seen whether or not Republican lawmakers will behave like adults, as Boehner urges. But at least now we've been reminded how Fox Business would rather behave.
From the January 3 edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends:
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Did Chris Cristie's speechwriters script this CBS report on state budget deficits? It certainly reads that way.
In 2,600 words about state deficits, you won't find the phrase "tax cuts." Instead, CBS adopts the Republican framing that deficits are all about spending -- frequently with loaded phrasing like "gold-plated retirement and health care packages." And throughout the report, CBS allows Christie, New Jersey's Republican governor, to launch attacks on unions and make unsupported claims about budget problems, all without ever challenging his assertions and without including substantive disagreement from Christie critics.
CBS quotes Christie declaring: "We have a benefit problem. … It's not an income problem from the state. It's a benefit problem. And so we gotta change those benefits." No contrary view is included.
Then there's this passage:
Then there's New Jersey. It has the highest taxes in the country, a $10 billion deficit and a depressed economy when first-year Governor Chris Christie took office. But after looking at the books, he decided to walk away from a long-planned and much-needed project with New York and the federal government to build a rail tunnel into Manhattan. It would have helped the economy and given employment to 6,000 construction workers.
Gov. Christie acknowledged that's a lot of jobs. "I canceled it. I mean, listen, the bottom line is I don't have the money. And you know what? I can't pay people for those jobs if I don't have the money to pay them. Where am I getting the money? I don't have it. I literally don't have it."
You'd never know from CBS's handling of the tunnel that there are people, like Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman, who argue that the tunnel would have had a stimulative effect on the economy, and that killing it was therefore shortsighted, as a stimulated economy produces more tax revenue. No, CBS simply presented Christie's opposition to the tunnel as gospel.
And here's how CBS addressed New Jersey's pension problems:
It's also the truth that some of the responsibility for New Jersey's pension woes lie at the doorstep of the governor's mansion. Christie and his predecessors have failed to contribute to the state's share of its pension obligation in 13 of the last 17 years, one of the reasons the fund is going broke. Christie says it's ancient history.
"We spent too much on everything. We spent too much. We spent money we didn't have. We borrowed money just crazily. The credit cards maxed out, and it's over. It's over. We now have to get to the business of climbin' out of the hole. We've been diggin' it for a decade or more. We've gotta climb now, and a climb is harder. Gotta do it," he said.
You'd never know from CBS' report that a big part of the reason that "Christie and his predecessors" failed to make required contributions to the pension fund is that they decided to use the money for tax cuts instead. (Like I said, the CBS report takes the GOP-friendly stance that deficits are all about spending, not revenue.)
As the New York Times noted on August 19:
Christine Todd Whitman became governor in 1994, and to balance out her deep tax cuts, she reduced the payments to the state's pension funds. That contributed to the growth of the unfunded liability.
If Christie didn't get a producer credit on the 60 Minutes segment, he should have.
And remember: This was CBS, not CNS. The fact that news organizations like CBS routinely produce reports that adopt conservative framing, particularly on economic issues, is yet another reminder that right-wing claims of "liberal bias" are absurd.
UPDATE: AFSCME blasts CBS:
Last night on 60 Minutes, Steve Kroft's segment correctly noted that many of our state and local governments are struggling to close looming budget gaps. But his one-sided report failed to identify the root causes of this crisis, or barely recognize the sacrifices that public employees have made to help to address these deficits since our financial system nearly collapsed more than two years ago. During these difficult times, public employees have helped bring budgets back into balance by sacrificing pay and benefits. However, the 60 Minutes report relied too heavily on testimony by New Jersey Governor Chris Christie which falsely blamed public employees and unions for the fiscal challenges that have arisen because of the irresponsible behavior of Wall Street and Christie's predecessors.
Right-wing media figures used bills currently under consideration in Congress to continue to cheer for a government shutdown. Conservative media had previously welcomed the possibility of winning a Republican majority in Congress in order to shut down the government, "just like in '95 and '96."
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A well-timed trade can salvage a fantasy season. Everyone overvalues the players on their fantasy squads.
Whether its a favorite team or player, reaching for a guy a round or two early or simply just falling in a love with a player from his previous years stats. Being able to talk someone into selling low on LeSean McCoy or buy high on Alfred Morris is a skill that many owners dont have. Most trades spawn from someone looking at the top or bottom of their league, seeing a player they want, and offering the last guy on their bench for them. So if your season is heading south in a hurry and you need to shake things up, look at the stats and formulate an offer that can at worst be a jumping off point.
While this weeks pickups can help out your team, dont expect to get Arian Foster for them straight up.
Vick Ballard, RB, IND. Starter Donald Brown is out at least two weeks because of knee surgery, and that opens the door for the rookie. He has had 21 carries for 42 yards, hardly awe-inspiring, but owns a starting job in an offense that is making strides. Those in PPR leagues wont get much use out of him, hes only had a single catch on the year, but those dealing with injuries could definitely benefit from Ballards services. Many may thumb their noses at these penny stock types of players, but remember, this time last year no one had a clue who Victor Cruz was.
Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR, OAK. Heyward-Bey is set to return following a nasty hit against Denver that required him to be carted off the field. Oaklands offense hasnt invoked much confidence in the fantasy community, but this team always tends to play better in the second half of the season. Heyward-Bey is a capable bye week starter for many owners in deep mixed leagues.
Jahvid Best, RB, DET. Coming into the year, it seemed as though Best may be forced into an early retirement because of concussion problems. Despite that, he has worked his way back and is slated to be able to return to practice on time in Week Seven. Best wont have any value this week, and Mikel Leshoure hasnt lost his job, but Best is easily the most dynamic back that the Lions have. If you have an extra spot on your roster, stashing Best could prove beneficial later in the season.
Brady Quinn, QB, KC. Quinn will fill in for Matt Cassel, who suffered a concussion last week. The only reason Im recommending Quinn is because of the situation. Hell likely hand the ball off to Jamaal Charles most of the game, but when he goes to the air, he will do so against the worst pass defense in the league. Tampa Bay is allowing a whopping 345.3 yards a game through the air, and the Chiefs do have some capable players on the outside, including Dwayne Bowe. If youre stuck in a crummy situation, hold your nose and make the add.
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Michael Anthony Gallego
- Bats Right, Throws Right
- Height 5' 8", Weight 160 lb.
- School University of California, Los Angeles
- High School St. Paul High School (Santa Fe Springs)
- Debut April 11, 1985
- Final Game July 23, 1997
- Born October 31, 1960 in Whittier, CA USA
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Since his playing career ended, infielder Mike Gallego has been a Colorado Rockies coach, serving on the club's staff in 2003 and again since 2005.
His son, Niko Gallego, was drafted by the Rockies in the 37th round of the 2007 amateur draft, but opted to go to UCLA, where he competed in the 2010 College World Series. His nephew, Austin Barnes, was on the Arizona State University roster in the same CWS. Mike played for Team USA in the 1979 Pan American Games.
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Halter Points Earned: 16,208; Halter Point Earners: 628; Halter ROMS: 378; Superior Halter Awards: 98;
Performance Points Earned: 39.5; Performance Point Earners: 16;
World Championships: 37; Res World Championships: 48; High Point Wins: 1;
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Sire of Multiple World & Reserve World Champions and All American Quarter Horse Congress Grand & Reserve Grand Champions. Offspring PHBA HLT Pts: 742, PHBA Perf Pts: 568; Died January 10, 2001
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Sigourney Weaver to Star in USA Network's POLITICAL ANIMALS This Summer
Two-time Golden Globe® winner, BAFTA Award winner and multiple Emmy® and Oscar® nominee Sigourney Weaver ("Avatar") will make her series TV debut starring in USA Network's provocative six-hour original series POLITICAL ANIMALS, from Warner Horizon Television. Slated for the network's blockbuster summer lineup, the event drama comes from acclaimed television and film producers Greg Berlanti ("Brothers & Sisters," "Dirty Sexy Money," "Everwood") and Laurence Mark ("Dreamgirls," "Julie & Julia," "Jerry Maguire"). Pulling back the curtain on persuasive public speeches and stirring campaign ads, the fictional look at a former first family exposes a dynasty weakened by political ambition, lust and greed.
Weaver stars as Elaine Barrish, the divorced former First Lady and newly appointed Secretary of State who throws herself into the job after recovering from the dissolution of her marriage and losing the presidential nomination. Barrish relies heavily on her son Doug (James Wolk – "Lonestar," "Happy Endings"), an ambitious politico who serves as her chief of staff, but is tormented by his twin brother's struggles with addiction. With a philandering ex-husband who is still as much in love with her as the office he once held, she attempts to keep her family together, while simultaneously dealing with crises of the State Department and a hungry DC journalist bent on destroying her career. Through it all she knows that the only way to survive is to do things her own way, even if that means bending the rules. Brittany Ishibashi ("Parenthood," FAIRLY LEGAL) also stars as Doug's fiancée.
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