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Lena Hall & Billy Magnussen Preview BROADWAY THE HARDWAY
An attention-grabbing new promotional video for the upcoming theatrical rock showcase BROADWAY THE HARDWAY featuring appearances by Lena Hall & The Deafening, Billy Magnussen & Reserved For Rondee, Constantine Maroulis, Lance Horne and more was released last week and two of the show's stars promote the event in a new Instagram video.
The official description of BROADWAY THE HARDWAY is as follows: "42West in association with Jacob Langfelder present BROADWAY THE HARDWAY with Tony Winner Lena Hall's The Deafening, Tony Nominee Billy Magnussen's Reserved For Rondee, featuring Tony Nominee Constantine Maroulis. Rock N Roll Debauchery featuring cast members from Rock of Ages, A Night With Janis Joplin, and more! Hosted by DJ AndrewAndrew, Kayvon Zand and Samuel Valentine. Special Guests Performances by: Lance Horne, Kayvon Zand III, Courtney Act. And many many more!"
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i wish someone would have told me this was going to be a roaler coaster ride! ..
Eating is an exhausting thing for little buddies. When in the hospital, the nurses only let us feed by bottle once per shift (two bottles per day). Then slowly upped the feedings as our LO gained the strength to eat. (It is not uncommon for babies to lose weight if they are eating solely through BF or bottle at this point because it takes a lot of energy.) Don't despair, it's a roller coaster ride, but It should happen soon.
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My 28 weeker is struggling with the same. thing. She has been trying for 2 weeks now (she will be 36 weeks tomorrow) and shows that she knows how to do it but just cant. I knew the NICU ride was a roller coaster but no one told me that feeding is the longest and hardest part.
bless your lo & family. i had nothing but a rollorcoaster ride for 3 months too.
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ODD did this as well. It was pretty emotional ride. They told us it was going to be 1 step forward 2 steps back but they do get there!


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Women-directed horror films are finally getting the (blood) red-carpet treatment! The Viscera Film Festival, showcasing women-made horror shorts, is this Saturday, July 17th in Los Angeles. The film festival came about through the team-up of Shannon Lark, who started the Chainsaw Mafia to encourage independent filmmakers to produce (and whose email signature reads, "Never forget, if a woman can go through the process of pushing out a baby, she can make a horror film!") and Heidi Martinuzzi, a film journalist and director, and founder of Pretty-Scary.net which covered women in horror films (behind and in front of the camera). Besides the film festival, Martinuzzi and Lark are combining powers (well, websites) to make Fangirltastic.com (still under construction) to keep the spirit of Viscera alive all year-round. I asked Lark and Martinuzzi about the festival and how feminism and horror overlap.
I love movies, and I am more than interested in politics. So it behooves me to think about the sizable overlap between the two. One of the things I love about political movies (and heck, political television shows, too) are the tropes they include and play to, especially as tropes reveal something about an era's ideology around politics. There's something different in the feel and mood, for example, in the original and remake of The Manchurian Candidate that goes to the heart of 1962's understanding of the Korean War and the just-after 9/11 tragedy zeitgeist's take on the first Gulf War, respectively, but both take on conspiracy theory and the presidency.


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He also led the planning and fundraising for the Husky Stadium and athletic facility renovation project which will be completed this month.
Woodward answered questions about the new Husky Stadium, the school's sports programs and much more in a live chat on Aug. 15.
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Uh...if you really spent that much time in BWL then you know that the brood room consisted mainly of a non-stop grind to the boss, which involved less tanking than healing and mana conservation. You approached it completely differently from any other trash area. It was the first "gauntlet" type area in the game. Did you actually ever finish BWL?
Yes it was different. I said that and yes there was less trash mobs, I said that also. My point is there isn't that much of a difference because you spent about the same amount of time in BWL from start to Nef as you did in MC from start to Rag. They both were huge time sinks and the exact reason I stopped raiding and went to just doing PVP.
We had BWL and Naxx on farm like all large guilds.
Again I'd have to ask if you ever actually finished BWL...I cannot honestly conceive of how anyone could prefer MC. Not only was it shorter, but the time spent in the instance was almost 70% boss fights compared to MC's 20-25%. Nefarian alone took almost 20 minutes. Trash pulls are always boring but in MC they constituted the vast majority of the time spent in the instance. I can count on my hands how many pulls there were in BWL, in MC I can't even remember how many there were. The bosses were all tank-and-spank encounters in MC as well while in BWL each fight offered a unique mechanic which improved the quality of all the players in the raid and most importantly was fun to learn. Honestly you'd have to know literally nothing about the game or care absolutely nothing about the strategic element of raiding to prefer MC.
Why is it so hard to conceive? It was just what I liked better.
As I said you spend about the same amount of time in BWL as you did in MC. MC had 10 bosses and BWL had 8. We used to clear MC the do Ony on Mondays. Tuesdays we cleared BWL. We spent about the same amount of time on the two nights.
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Thursday's wrap at the Final Four
Divided loyalties for Cal's pal Larry Brown
Larry Brown is conflicted. When you've been a coach since a peach basket was hoisted on a pole, you touch a lot of folks, but probably no one has touched as many as the 67-year-old Brown, the quintessential basketball nomad.
In the span of 30-plus years, Brown has coached 12 teams, from the old ABA to college behemoths to the NBA, and his coaching tree is an old oak, with roots at North Carolina and branches stretching across the basketball landscape.
Memphis vs. UCLA
Site: San Antonio, Texas
Time: Saturday, April 5, 5:07 p.m.
He is deeply connected to all four teams in San Antonio:
As a coach, Brown won a national championship with Kansas in 1988 and led UCLA to the Final Four in 1980. He played for North Carolina under legendary Dean Smith and considers University of Memphis coach John Calipari to be his "son."
Brown loves them all, maybe like no one else. For whom will he root? "I think I've got a spot on each corner," he said.
Yes, Brown will be at the Alamodome in San Antonio this weekend when, for the first time in tournament history, the four No. 1 seeds will play each other. On Saturday night it will be UCLA against Memphis, followed by Kansas vs. North Carolina, and Brown accepted dual invitations from Kansas coach Bill Self and Memphis' Calipari to attend the event. A seat at center court, with a foot in each camp for the two games, would be Brown's ideal location.
"When one team wins, then three teams that mean a lot to me will be pretty upset," Brown said Wednesday before beginning his trek to San Antonio.
-- Philadelphia Daily News
Simulation technology goes with Jayhawks
The Web site WhatIfSports.com predicts that Kansas will defeat Memphis, 78-76, in Monday's national championship game.
According to a news release, WhatIfSports.com used simulation technology to recreate the Final Four 10,000 times, providing a glimpse into what it says are the most likely outcomes this weekend.
The site predicts a 77-75 Tigers win over UCLA in Saturday's semifinal.
The Onion weighs in on Tigers' act
From theonion.com:
"Although no Cinderella teams made it to this year's Final Four," the article reads, "the Memphis Tigers held an extended press conference Wednesday to explain to the press and public that they are in fact the 'Rumpelstiltzkin' of this year's NCAA basketball tournament."
KU coach Self says he'll snub alma mater
On the day Sean Sutton resigned as Oklahoma State's coach, Bill Self walked into Kansas athletic director Lew Perkins' office.
Self told Perkins what he already knew: There would be speculation that Self was a candidate to return to his alma mater.
Perkins said Thursday that Self told him: "'I'm staying. I'm not going anyplace.'"
The only destination on Self's mind these days is the national championship game.
He has already reached another elusive goal -- the Final Four. Self had been one step away four times until the Jayhawks held off Davidson on Sunday in the Midwest Region final.
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The first year I attended Memphis State University was the fall of 1972. I remember so well the following and love for basketball that every Memphian had for our team. I have driven over one hundred miles just to see my Tigers play when my viewing area, either did not carry the channel, or I was blacked out.
I still remember the heartbreak of our loss to UCLA in 1973. I can still remember being even at halftime and watching a city suffer the loss.
I want all of the players to know that what you are doing has a profound effect on our city as a whole. It is not just a basketball game, it is what we live for each year.
I now live in Hot Springs Ark., and you guys cost me about $60 a year just so that I can see you play. Just remember one thing, this game means a lot to the city and to people that are fans like me. This is something you have earned and something you will never forget.
Win or lose, just make sure that you don't have a feeling afterward that you could have done better. Fans like me will still be there, just give us something to remember.
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My grandson-in-law is from Michigan. He called me before the UofM and Michigan State game to tell me just how much Michigan State would beat my beloved Tigers. This is the e-mail I received from him during halftime. It is priceless!
It is halftime thankfully. I think that is the only thing keeping Memphis from scoring right now. The good news is that we are only down by 30 points. The bad news is that there is still one more half for Memphis to continue the blowout. It is embarrassing enough to lose by 30 points, but it is even more embarrassing to be down by 30 points at halftime.
Have a great day. Mark
I am happy to tell you that Mark is now cheering for the UofM. He even has my two great grandsons cheering with him.
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The recent transformation of the city of Istanbul is critically analysed by a heterogeneous group of inhabitants of the Turkish metropolis. Discussing such topics as the impact of tourism, the effects of gentrification, and the results of urban policies on their daily lives, the single individuals also comment on the complex sharing of the city with their fellow denizens.
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The coming Windows 8 implementation of UEFI with Secure Boot adds an extra layer of complexity for some Linux users. We look at the problem and two solutions from Fedora and Canonical.
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Hello and Hope you enjoyed last night's festivities. The Ravens escaped with the three point win over the Niners. Jacoby Jones was on a roll, Anquan Boldin, Vernon Davis and Michael Crabtree was sensational, Joe Flacco and Colin Kaepernick gunslingin' like they own the game. They showed the game live here at the Motherland at 7:30 AM, so it felt like having breakfast / brunch watching the game and listening to Bob Papa and Joe Theismann do their thing and calling the action. Would like to commend the Bossman for calling that safety play on Twitter before it actually happened. It was a smart move by Big Bro as it made sure that Lil Bro can't concoct a Kaepernick Hail Mary / David Akers FG attempt. Here forth are the links after the jump. The State of the Football Address. (c/o Yahoo!) Roger wants his kid to play ball. (c/o Chicago Tribune) The HoF welcomed their latest bros. (c/o Washington Times) Fernando is HoFer. (c/o Los Angeles Times) The most well-known piece for Justin has been locked up. (c/o Talking Chop) Why would the Clippers want KG? (c/o NESN) MKG 'cussed out. (c/o Lexington Herald-Leader) Mavs fined… again. (c/o Fort [...]
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Only 2 full days in London- lots of q
We will be staying in Victoria area (district?), and hope to see Tower of London, Nat'l Maritime museum, Westminster Abbey. Maybe St. Thomas in the Field- Thames clipper. Is the London Card a good option? What about the Oyster?
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Onkelinx Willy says: 7 months
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"For years I am a satisfied guest in Las Dalias in Tenerife, I appreciate the excellent food and the great service. I always book halfboard: I prefer to lunch along ths see and I don't drink. From next year only all exclusive reservation can be booked, in this case I will look out for another hotel. I will not pay for a service that I dont use. "Rating: 9,0Iberostar Hotels & Resorts 7 months
"Dear Willy, First and foremost we would like to express our sincere gratituide for your truts and loyalty to our IBEROSTAR Las Dalias hotel and to thank you for reaching out to su through our website. We encourage you for your next IBEROSTAR holiday to contact our call center from where we can offer you a personalized booking guidance and help you choose among 5 other IBEROSTAR hotels in Costa Adeje, the one that best meets your holiday wishes ensuring you in advance of the friendly service and high quality gastronomy that characterize and distinguish our hotel chain. Once again, thank you for your trust and the courtesy of your time; we hope that you had a pleasant journey back home and look forward to welcoming you back in the near future and provide you with another enjoyable IBEROSTAR experience. Kindest Regards, Quality Manager IBEROSTAR Las Dalias "View moreHide
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"Dear Guest, Thank you for your positive review of our IBEROSTAR Las Dalias, we are very pleased to read your satisfaction on your stay and are grateful for the time you spent to share your feelings on your overall experience. All of us were happy to know that you were very satisfied with our buffets and that our team members have managed to meet your expectations in regards to hospitality and service delivered. It would be a great pleasure to welcome you again at your earliest convenience. Kindest Regards, Quality Manager IBEROSTAR Las Dalias "View moreHide
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"Dear Mrs Harrison, Thank you for the wonderful feedback on your recent holiday experience at our IBEROSTAR Las Dalias hotel; we are very pleased to read that you enjoyed your stay and are grateful for your highlights on the professionalism yet genuine friendliness of our staff as well as on the quality of our gastronomy. It will be a real pleasure to welcome you back on your next visit to Costa Adeje and please do not hesitate to contact us beforehand for anything we may do to enhance your future stay among us. Warmest Regards, Quality Manager IBEROSTAR Las Dalias "View moreHide
Christine Austin says: 7 months
We would stay again
"Food was excellent and staff lovely and helpful and friendly. Room needed refurbishing but was clean. Only downside was that some rooms in our corridor were being refurbished which was disturbing. We felt that the corridor should have been emptied of guests before work was carried out."Rating: 8,0


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SwedishAmerican introduces palliative care program
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Approximately 90 million Americans are living with serious and life-threatening illness, and the number is expected to more than double over the next 25 years with the aging of the baby boomers. In response, SwedishAmerican Health System has established a dedicated palliative care program, which aims to relieve suffering and improve the quality of life for patients with serious illness.
Palliative care is provided by an interdisciplinary team that works closely with a patient's primary care doctor. A key goal of the program is to ensure that patients do not suffer from uncontrolled physical, psychological or spiritual symptoms. SwedishAmerican's palliative care team includes palliative care physicians, advanced practice nurses, pharmacists, social workers, chaplains and massage therapists.
Illnesses treated by palliative care include, but are not limited to, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD); congestive heart failure; amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS); Parkinson's disease; Alzheimer's disease; kidney failure; stroke; cancer; and HIV/AIDS. Patients benefit from SwedishAmerican's palliative care program in a number of ways. In addition to treating pain, the program also addresses symptoms such as nausea, fatigue, depression and anxiety.
"We are committed to helping patients maintain the most comfortable, independent and active life," said program director Dr. Juliette Kalweit, M.D. "Our program provides patients and families with answers, assistance and emotional support. In addition, we coordinate care and treatment with their physician at any stage of an illness."
People sometimes confuse "hospice care" and "palliative care." All hospice care is palliative, but not all palliative care is hospice care. Palliative care is available to ALL patients and their families at any stage of illness. It also can be provided alongside curative treatment. Hospice care is for patients who have a limited life expectancy, usually six months or less, and is provided after all curative treatment has been attempted.
Patients interested in receiving more information, or receiving a consultation, can contact SwedishAmerican Palliative Care Services at (779) 696-4175.
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1195 MC 6025, Yellville, AR
Home for Sale by owner in Bald Jesse Farms area. YOU MUST make an appointment to see the property as we live here. The home is at 1195 MC 6025 in Yellville, Arkansas 72687. After enjoying the pictures posted go to Google Earth and get another perspective of the home. It is a 3 bedroom with 2 full baths and approximately 2000 sq ft m /l. The main building is on a slab while the addition is on a stem wall. It has been renovated. The flooring is total laminate, no carpet. There has been 12 new doors with casing and base through out the house. There is a new laundry room adjoining the master bedroom. The master bedroom is 19 ft x 15 ft m /l with a double door entry closet. In this room as every regular room, not the baths, there is a ceiling fan with a light kit. In the baths and the laundry there is a vented exhaust with a light. The living room is 20 ft by 15 ft m /l. The baths have been updated with new toilets, bases, sinks and faucets. I left the shower / tub enclosures as they were in good condition. The master bath is actually two rooms. The sink and storage area in one room and the toilet and shower in another.The roof is newly done by Barnes Roofing. They provide a three year labor warranty along with the Gaf Elk company 30 year warranty. The shingles are Timberline, Hunter Green, high definition architectural shingles. The kitchen is basically white and country looking. It has a two seat bar adjoining the counter area.The other two bedrooms are around 11' by 11" and 11' by 8'm/l. All bedrooms and the living room have closets for storage.Any windows in the home that had obstructed view have had the glass replaced. The exterior has two porches,both are covered. One at the front door entrance and one at the living room entrance. The yard here is awesome. It is about 7 acres m /l with at least 6 trails for jogging or four wheeling. The front acreage is kept neat while the back is left in typical woods style to provide a natural environment for animals. The pictures attached will help though you can go on to Google Earth, find Ralph, scroll towards the top right to 625 and find the property. If you get bored riding or jogging around in the yard, just pull out of the driveway and you can go as far as you like. For the gun enthusiast you can shoot right on the property as we do. Some times the neighbors get together and target shoot. There is a barn, shop, unattached which is 30 by 30 on a slab. It has a second floor loft which is about 15 by 30. This provides approximately 1350 sq ft of storage and work space. This is more room than some homes in the area. The shop has a side entrance door and a large powered roll up door which is remote controlled for easy access. It also has electric power and lighting on both floors. Next to the Garage is a 20'x26' Carolina Carport to relieve space in the shop. The house is heated and cooled by a central air system. There is also a good size wood stove in the main kitchen area for heat. This stove produces an enormous amount of warmth. The water comes from a well. The well has good pressure and we drink the water and use it for cooking. My intentions are to include in the purchase the stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, washer and dryer and two riding mowers. The real estate will be sold as is. I purchased it that way. The asking price for the property is $149,900.00. After the Homestead credit my property tax for 2013 was $559.57. If interested, if you would like additional pictures or if you have any questions contact, Gary Hancock, @ 870-449-4939 or 870-421-0444. All the information related to my property is as close to accurate as possible. If you are an outdoors person and have always wanted to live in your own park like setting then there is no better place to live.
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3 User Responses
This place is horrible. It's infested with termites, there are thousands of termite babies everywhere. Our window ledges and floors were covered with the dead ones. We didn't have a refridgerator the first two weeks we lived there. The gas line leaked in our apartment, so we had to pull the stove out of the wall, turn the gas valve on, light the pilot and then push the stove back when we wanted to cook. It stank like gas until the valve was turned back off. This is highly dangerous and it was brought to the attention of the staff several times but nothing was done. The ceiling is so daamaged with water and mold that it pours water into our bedroom when it rains. The mold, stains and the stench is disgusting. Our closet cieling actually collapsed. This they came for-and covered over with cement with promises to fix the rest of it. No one ever came back to fix the roof which is the real problem. We had the hot water shut off for 5 days with no explanation. The grounds are covered with dog poop and cats run amok. the laundry room has 6 dryers, only 3 actually work and no attempt has been made to fix them. I've lost so much money in the washers and dryers but they won't give it back to you. People are so loud all the time, I actaully had to call 911 once when I heard a screamimg fight and a man threatened to kill a woman. I did not feel safe there. DO NOT LIVE HERE!The place was condemned after Wilma but they don't tell you that. Obviously they did the bare minimum to make it inhabitable but since is termite infested, the rumor is it will be condemned again. One minor tropical storm or even bad thunderstorm and the roof WILL collapse.
i live there too and am going to take these people to small claims court id like to keep in contact with you perhaps you can help me out.
take pictures of everything....even the notices from the city turning off the water etc...call code compliance and ask for a copy of their reports...i am going to small claims court to fight for my security deposit back after dealing with this rat and mold infested nightmare....its the law that they must give you 100% of your security deposit back within 30 days after move out and they have 15 days to claim any damage and notify you about what % of the deposit they are keeping and why...the lawyer i consulted said it was pretty cut and dry...they lost their right because they didnt claim anything in the allotted time. we will win. nevermind all the leaking roofs, turned off water, shower that didnt work (took showers at the gym for almost a year)rats, mold, old refrigerators blocking the hall (fire hazard=call code compliance)etc.! when we moved we called them numerous times and they every time promised that our check would be waiting for us in the office...it never was there and the phone # we were given of the manager always went to voice mail...finally my boyfriend went, sat and waited b/c the manager was "not there". finally he came and they both went up to the apartment. apparently they never even looked at it after we moved, and this was way after 30 days. i had even sent them a letter with our new address and # asking them to contact us if they were going to claim anything. my mistake for not doing a certified letter, b/c they deny recieving it.the apartment had never been opened or cleaned or anything...it was moldy and leaky just as we left it (b/c they dont fix, they just patch)we tried to repaint the walls but the water damage was so bad that we couldnt paint everything. they knew this. then the mamnger said "im not giving you back anything, get a lawyer"...they do this to scare you away...dont be scared...so many of my neighbors lost their deposits b/c they didnt want to deal with getting a lawyer...we didnt have to ....not with small claims court, but my neighbors didnt know this. i didnt either until i researched it.fight for your money. if everyone just leaves with out a fight they will keep fooling people into horrible apartments and no one will ever do anything to stop them and the vicious cycle continues. if we all stand up, hopefully some organization or something will take notice....hell, even maybe "help me howard" can help and call attention to this disgusting place. if anyone wants to know the steps i took to find out if i had a case or wants to know about small claims court, please ask me, and adversely, if somebody knows of some kind of organization or person to contact about shutting this slum down (b/c these are not safe living conditions)let me know...my name is kat....firstname.lastname@example.com is my email
Oh, we're fighting, and we have pictures. Funny you mentioned rats-I forgot about the 3 dead ones at the bottom of my steps this morning. I also forgot to mention the lady underneath us had to move because she got carbon monoxide poisoning-I assume from the leaky gas valve. And the apartment next to hers actually had the ceiling cave in...I assume from the water damage. There is literally water running down our bedrom walls and into the apartments below. Can't wait to officially move out...and we're going right after the owner of the property. The managers and the workers in the office are just his minions.
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LAWRENCEVILLE - "I never thought I'd be one," Herschel Kranitz said of folk artists, those who are self-taught in their respective art forms. "It was an accident," he said.That accident led Kranitz, who worked in business for 35 years before he retired, to the rich art of mosaics - works of art composed of small, colored pieces of glass, stone, ceramics or other materials. Kranitz still has the first piece he created, a trivet of deep greens and black he admits is fairly unattractive. But it was a start. Now, Kranitz is in his studio seven days a week for as long as 12 hours fitting together the pieces that make up his art. He also teaches his craft to others. Kranitz, a Norcross resident, is one of 100 exhibitors from all over the U.S., along with a handful of artists and dealers from Canada, who will have pieces on display and for sale at this weekend's Folk Fest, which showcases the work of self-taught artists and is in its 15th year. Dubbed the "world's greatest self-taught art show and sale," Folk Fest draws thousands of people to the Norcross area to see and purchase art ranging from paintings to pottery, and it's the only show of its kind in the U.S., said Steve Slotin, founder and director of the annual event. Slotin's not a folk artist, but he does appreciate this raw form of artistic expression. He was introduced to the work of folk artists and began collecting pieces while working as a Cliffs Notes salesman, a job in which he continuously traveled. "Since I traveled all the time I could go visit all these artists," he said. Slotin said he soon realized the artists he was visiting were passing away and there was no show that highlighted their work. That realization led to Folk Fest, which he started with his wife Amy in 1994. "Since we started the show, I think we've lost about 80 to 90 percent of the folk artists around when we began," Slotin said. But many of those artists' work is preserved through this one-of-a-kind event. Kranitz, whose work has been on display at Folk Fest since 2005, will join other Gwinnett artists like Jo Lackey of Berkeley Lake, who will showcase her whimsical style in her paintings and on T-shirts and totes, and Joycelyn Hairston of Suwanee, whose pieces reflect her deep respect and love for all things Southern. Dan Prince, a Stone Mountain resident, will be on hand to promote artwork created by individuals who are involved with his nonprofit, Self Taught Artist Resources Inc., which exhibits the work of untrained artists, many of whom are developmentally disabled and who often create their pieces in workshops facilitated by the organization. Prince is particularly fond of the work of Jesse Dunahoo, a blind and deaf man who lives in a group home in Kentucky and quilts together plastic bags, sewing them himself. Prince doesn't know exactly why Dunahoo does this because communication between the two is difficult. "It's very mysterious," Prince said. Self Taught Artists Resources' exhibit will feature about 50 pieces by artists from around the U.S. For more information on Folk Fest, visit www.slotinfolkart.com. SideBar: If You Go · What: Folk Fest · When: 5 to 10 p.m. today, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday · Where: North Atlanta Trade Center, 1700 Jeurgens Court, Norcross · Cost: $15 today; $7 Saturday and Sunday · More information: www.slotinfolkart.com
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Jun. 30, 2015
Supreme Court rules, 5-4, against Environmental Protection Agency regulation limiting mercury and other toxic pollutants from coal-fired power plants; decision blocks one of Obama administration's most ambitious initiatives for controlling toxic emissions. MORE
Jun. 24, 2015
Eduardo Porter Economic Scene column examines criticisms from environmentalists over Pres Obama's climate change initiatives; argues strategies lack strong analytical foundations and are driven more by hope than science; observes current goals overestimate returns on energy inefficiency and ignore environmental consequences of burning biomass rather than coal; surveys more realistic alternatives. MORE
Jun. 21, 2015
Don Blankenship, former chief of Massey Energy, faces up to 31 years in prison on charges related to explosion of Upper Big Branch coal mine that killed 29 men in 2010; Bankenship ruled company with iron fist, transforming it into multibillion-dollar giant while becoming one of most powerful and feared men in West Virginia; Blankenship's indictment ends century in which coal barons in region lay beyond reach of law. MORE
Jun. 14, 2015
David Gelles Revalued column observes that Norway's decision to rid its $890 billion pension fund of stakes in coal companies signals tipping point in green divestment movement that began in 2011; cites data indicating that divestment campaigns have little impact on a company's investor base, share price or creditworthiness; argues that they nonetheless have shaming value, potentially making it more difficult for companies to recruit, influence policy, or raise capital. MORE
Jun. 10, 2015
Federal court throws out Murray Energy v EPA lawsuit, which was brought by largest coal companies in nation and 14 coal-producing states against Obama administration over proposed rule to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants; rules challenge is premature given that measure, part of Obama administration's broad climate change policies, has not gone into effect. MORE
Jun. 6, 2015
Norway's $890 pension fund will sell off many of its investments in coal, making it largest institution to join growing movement to divest from some fossil fuel stocks; move is likely to add momentum to growing global phenomenon that, while having few economic implications for companies, is laying groundwork for cultural and political discussion around climate change and fossil fuels. MORE
May. 5, 2015
Study published in journal Nature Climate Change finds that carbon emissions standards proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency in 2015 for coal-fired power plants in United State will substantially improve human health and prevent thousands of premature deaths each year. MORE
Apr. 23, 2015
Hundreds of coal-fired plants across United States will be forced to close under Environmental Protection Agency rules aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 2030; electric utility officials warn that transition of nation's electrical power system away from coal could cause blackouts if new sources of electricity do not come on line in time. MORE
Apr. 17, 2015
Federal judges are skeptical of challenge to proposed Environmental Protection Agency rule on climate change that could ultimately shut down hundreds of coal plants by pushing states to use cleaner forms of energy for electric power. MORE
Apr. 12, 2015
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Mar. 26, 2015
Op-Ed article by Prof Richard L Revesz examines public attacks by liberal icon and legal scholar Laurence H Tribe against Pres Obama for Clean Power Plan that would regulate carbon emissions from power plants; observes rift has been all the more compelling because Tribe and Obama are longtime friends; holds Tribe is mistaken in his argument that regulations would be unconstitutional. MORE
Mar. 24, 2015
Op-Ed article by former Obama administration officials David J Hayes and James H Stock warns of federal government's failure to collect fair taxpayer value from coal, made even more troubling by impact of burning coal on climate change; calls on Interior Dept to raise price for taxpayer-owned coal to account for greenhouse gas burden. MORE
Mar. 23, 2015
Editorial examines Supreme Court case in which coal industry is challenging the Environmental Protection Agency's standing to regulate mercury emissions under the Clean Air Act; dismisses industry's assertion that EPA must defer to business cost of regulations; argues costs are balanced by economic benefits, including medical costs, to say nothing of human toll should they be scaled back. MORE
Mar. 20, 2015
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has started aggressive campaign to block Pres Obama's climate agenda by reaching out to governors with legal blueprint on how they can stop rules in their states; his campaign, focused far beyond his official reach, is geared at halting set of Environmental Protection Agency rules requiring states to cut carbon pollution coal-fired power plants. MORE
Mar. 11, 2015
North Carolina fines Duke Energy $25.1 million for contamination of groundwater by its Sutton Plant near Wilmington; state says it is pursuing much larger action against company for spill of millions of gallons of coal ash from plant on Dan River near Virginia border. MORE
Mar. 10, 2015
Andrew Ross Sorkin DealBook column observes PNC Financial will not finance coal-mining firms any longer that engage in mountaintop removal of coal in Appalachia, becoming another big bank that has ceased financing such environmentally damaging practices; points out PNC had been one of largest lenders to mountaintop mining companies. MORE
Mar. 5, 2015
Explosion at coal mine in Donetsk, Ukraine, leaves 47 miners trapped underground with many feared dead. MORE
Feb. 23, 2015
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Feb. 21, 2015
Federal prosecutors accuse Duke Energy of violating the federal Clean Water Act in 2014 coal ash into North Carolina's Dan River; coal ash in toxic to humans and wildlife. MORE
Feb. 15, 2015
Washington State legislators will consider bills that will provide incentives for private utilities Puget Sound Energy, PacificCorp and Avista to divest themselves of electricity obtained from coal-fired plants; conservationists express concern that measures remove too much oversight over the utilities and would not ensure that coal is replaced by cleaner energy source. MORE
Feb. 1, 2015
Donetsk People's Republic in Ukraine allows private mining of coal, so long as they pay taxes. MORE
Jan. 8, 2015
Environmental Protection Agency will impose federal 'model rule' on states that do not submit plans for carbon emissions reduction under new climate change regulations; Republicans assail proposed rules and governors of some states that rely heavily on coal mining are suing EPA over regulations. MORE
Jan. 6, 2015
Mine Safety and Health Admin says nation's coal mines set a record for the lowest number of on-the-job fatalities in 2014, with 16. MORE
Dec. 28, 2014
Luliang, China, whose rich deposits of coal helped fuel the country's economic boom, is at center of Pres Xi Jinping's corruption crackdown that is challenging close ties between business and government; residents fear what crackdown might mean for jobs and growth, as businessmen are being targeted alongside government and Communist Party officials. MORE
Dec. 23, 2014
Federal Judge Irene Berger denies motion filed by Don Blankenship, former Massey Energy chief executive officer, to travel for the holidays; Blankenship is charged with engaging in conspiracy to violate health and safety standards at Upper Big Branch Mine in Western Virginia, where 2010 explosion killed 29 men. MORE
Dec. 21, 2014
China is turning Xinjiang region into national hub for oil, gas and coal, despite ethnic violence that continues to churn; Xinjiang has estimated 21 billion tons of oil reserves, fifth of China's total, and major new deposits are still being found; also has country's largest coal reserves, estimated 40 percent of national total, and largest natural gas reserves; ethnic Uighur minority resent reaping of their homeland's resources. MORE
Dec. 20, 2014
Environmental Protection Agency announces first federal guidelines for management and disposal of coal ash from power plants to protect water supply; some environmentalists say new regulations are too lax. MORE
Dec. 18, 2014
Op-Ed article by environmentalist Robert F Kennedy Jr contends coal is an outlaw enterprise, with many companies in industry routinely defying safety and environmental laws and standards; says coal industry's influence and campaign donations in Appalachia, particularly Kentucky and West Virginia, leave America's mountains, rivers and people in great danger. MORE
Dec. 4, 2014
Germany unveils plan to cut enough carbon dioxide emissions to triple reductions from current levels, which are far behind reduction target set for 2020; Germany has fallen short in its ambitious goals and is now burning more coal than at any point since 1990. MORE
Dec. 1, 2014
Indictment of Massey Energy chief executive Donald L Blankenship over 29 deaths in Upper Big Branch mine disaster marks turning point in long history of de facto criminal immunity for coal barons; legal experts note that mine managers have been protected by politicians, courts and their economic influence for more than a century in the coal country of West Virgina. MORE
Nov. 26, 2014
Supreme Court will hear arguments over limits set by Environmental Protection Agency on emissions of mercury and other toxic pollutants from coal-fired power plants. MORE
Nov. 24, 2014
Cost of providing electricity from wind and solar power plants has dropped in last five years to point that in some markets renewable energy is cheaper than coal or natural gas; utility executives say trend has accelerated, in part because of generous subsidies that could soon diminish or expire; analyses show that even without subsidies, however, alternative energies can often compete with conventional sources like coal and natural gas. MORE
Nov. 21, 2014
China makes important move toward goal of having carbon emissions peak by 2030 by announcing energy strategy that will cap coal consumption at 4.2 billion tons and reduce coal usage to no more than 62 percent of their total mix in 2020; coal burning is largest factor impacting global climate change and China is largest contributor to greenhouse emissions in the world. MORE
Nov. 18, 2014
Scientists say India's coal mining ambitions may represent the biggest obstacle to global climate pact to be negotiated at conference in Paris in 2015; India, third-largest emitter of greenhouses gases, is already suffering health effects of air pollution and stands to lose substantial coastal areas if warming continues, but many officials say economic need for coal outweighs such risks. MORE
Nov. 18, 2014
Environmental activists are accusing coal company Frasure Creek Mining of doctoring water pollution reports of its Kentucky operations to evade state regulators; disclosure could embarrass state after it had vowed to tighten oversight when activists caught two other coal companies in same scheme in 2010. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Editorial asserts that criminal indictment of Donald Blankenship, former chief executive of Massey Energy Company, owners of Upper Big Branch coal mine in West Virginia where 29 miners died, represents step toward justice; cites Blankenship's avoidance of safety laws and involvement in state's coal-driven politics; says Big Branch disaster illustrates need for industrywide reform. MORE
Nov. 14, 2014
Donald L Blankenship, former chief executive of Massey Energy Company, is charged in 43-page indictment with widespread criminal violations of mining safety rules and deceiving federal inspectors; firm was involved in nation's worst coal mine disaster in 40 years, in which 29 men died in explosion at Upper Big Branch mine near Montcoal, W Va, in 2010; Blankenship faces a maximum of 31 years in prison. MORE
Nov. 7, 2014
Environmentally-focused donors are increasingly examining institutions' portfolios to see if they contain fossil fuel companies, and are urging them to sell them before they donate; while movement of offering fossil-free portfolios is gathering momentum, critics argue that cost of divesting from such companies outweighs potential benefits. MORE
Oct. 30, 2014
Turkey's Pres Recep Tayyip Erdogan cancels Republic Day celebrations at presidential palace to meet with relatives of 18 people trapped in coal mine in Anatolia. MORE
Oct. 3, 2014
World's first large-scale project to capture greenhouse gas carbon dioxide from a coal-burning power plant opens at the Boundary Dam plant in Western Canada; project took five years and cost $1.2 billion. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
Supreme Court of India cancels years' worth of coal field leases, judgment that draws wide attention in nation with persistent fuel shortages. MORE
Sep. 9, 2014
Bristol County district attorney Sam Sutter drops criminal charges against climate activists Jay O'Hara and Ken Ward, who had been arrested in 2013 after they used a lobster boat to block a freighter from delivering a shipment of coal to Brayton Point Power Station in Massachusetts; offers strong words about climate change, surprising many. MORE
Aug. 30, 2014
Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, Chinese Communist Party's central agency for uncovering graft, announces that it is investigating two senior Shanxi politicians, Bai Yun and Ren Runhou; Shanxi Province in northern China prospered from coal and associated industries over the past decade, and grew deeply corrupt; inquiries are likely to ensnare more officials who peddled access to mines, land, credit, business orders and promotions. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
India's top court rules that allocation of coal field leases by government between 1993 and 2009 were granted illegally; decisions could ultimately burden industry. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
North Carolina lawmakers pass legislation intended to regulate coal-ash pits and clean up toxic waste generated by coal-burning electricity plants; action comes six months after spill at Duke Energy power plant coated 70 miles of Dan River in toxic sludge and ignited debate about safety of 32 other coal ash dumps across the state. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Editorial welcomes fact that Chinese government has indicated strong desire to reduce its reliance on coal; cautions not a lot is known about Beijing's strategy and whether it will be bold enough to have meaningful effect on air quality and climate change. MORE
Aug. 2, 2014
Twelve states, led by West Virginia, file lawsuit against Obama administration in effort to block Environmental Protection Agency proposal to regulate coal-fired power plans as way to curb climate change; proposal is being attacked as 'war on coal,' that will lead to unnecessary shut down of plants and job losses. MORE
Jul. 30, 2014
Op-Ed article by economics Prof James K Boyce praises bill to be introduced by Rep Chris Van Hollen that would require coal, oil and natural gas companies to buy permit for each ton of carbon in fuels they sell; notes that proceeds would be returned straight to American people as equal dividends; contends if any bill can win bipartisan support, it is Van Hollen's bill. MORE
Jul. 25, 2014
Chinese government, under pressure to reduce smog and carbon emissions, is considering mandatory cap on coal use; cap, however, would have an adjustable ceiling that would allow coal consumption to grow for years. MORE
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June 10, 2015, Wednesday
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June 10, 2015, Wednesday
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September 2, 2014 02:26 PM - Editor, ENN
Do you have any plants in your office? What about at home? It may take a green thumb to keep these potted floras alive and well, but studies show that indoor plants have multiple benefits and are worth the care and attention. Some benefits include helping us breathe easier, purifying air and improving health, and even sharpening our focus. According to a new study, plants can even make work environments more productive. Researchers claim that 'green' offices with plants make staff happier and more productive than 'lean' designs stripped of greenery.
How Farm Pests Can Threaten Food Security
September 2, 2014 12:49 PM - Tim Radford, The Ecologist
Agricultural pests - viruses, bacteria, fungi, blights, mildews, rusts, beetles, nematodes, flies, mites, spiders and caterpillars - are spreading thanks to trade, travel and global warming, writes Tim Radford. The world faces a dire future of increased crop losses and growing insecurity. Coming soon to a farm near you: just about every possible type of pest that could take advantage of the ripening harvest in the nearby fields.
Reducing Water Scarcity
August 29, 2014 02:53 PM - McGill University
Water scarcity is not a problem just for the developing world. In California, legislators are currently proposing a $7.5 billion emergency water plan to their voters; and U.S. federal officials last year warned residents of Arizona and Nevada that they could face cuts in Colorado River water deliveries in 2016. Irrigation techniques, industrial and residential habits combined with climate change lie at the root of the problem. But despite what appears to be an insurmountable problem, according to researchers from McGill and Utrecht University it is possible to turn the situation around and significantly reduce water scarcity in just over 35 years.
"Global Roadmap" Created to Balance Development with Environmental Protection
August 28, 2014 11:49 AM - Morgan Erickson-Davis, MONGABAY.COM
Roads make it possible to bring goods to market, to get to the office, to log a forest, to hunt its wildlife. Without roads, human society as we know it could not exist. However, to build roads, trees must be cleared and swamps drained, shrinking valuable wildlife habitat and fragmenting populations in the process. A new study, published today in Nature, unveils an innovative map that defines which areas of the world would best be used to build roads — and which should be left alone. Scientists estimate more than 25 million kilometers of new roads will be built worldwide by 2050, representing a 60 percent increase over 2010 numbers. Many of these are slated for environmentally valuable places with high numbers of unique species and pristine forest, such as the Amazon Basin.
Uncontrolled Trash Burning Significantly Worsens Air Pollution
August 26, 2014 04:20 PM - UCAR AtmosNews
Unregulated trash burning around the globe is pumping far more pollution into the atmosphere than shown by official records. A new study led by the National Center for Atmospheric Research estimates that more than 40 percent of the world's garbage is burned in such fires, emitting gases and particles that can substantially affect human health and climate change.
Levels of Air Toxics decreasing across US Cities
August 23, 2014 07:07 AM - Roger Greenway, ENN
More and more people are living in our cities. They are great places to live, exciting, good jobs, great night life, but also sometimes congestion and unhealthy air quality. The latter problems are improving, however. Efforts to make cities livable without driving are paying off. Bike lanes, bike sharing, and efforts to reduce auto traffic and congestion are helping to improve the air quality in our cities. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) this week released its Second Integrated Urban Air Toxics Report to Congress - the final of two reports required under the Clean Air Act (CAA) to inform Congress of progress in reducing public health risks from urban air toxics. "This report gives everyone fighting for clean air a lot to be proud of because for more than 40 years we have been protecting Americans — preventing illness and improving our quality of life by cutting air pollution - all while the economy has more than tripled," said EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy. "But we know our work is not done yet. At the core of EPA's mission is the pursuit of environmental justice - striving for clean air, water and healthy land for every American; and we are committed to reducing remaining pollution, especially in low-income neighborhoods."
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August 12, 2014 03:53 PM - NOAA
Marine debris has many impacts on the ocean, wildlife, and coastal communities. A NOAA Marine Debris Program economic study released today shows that it can also have considerable economic costs to residents who use their local beaches. The study found that Orange County, California residents lose millions of dollars each year avoiding littered, local beaches in favor of choosing cleaner beaches that are farther away and may cost more to reach. Reducing marine debris even by 25 percent at beaches in and near Orange County could save residents roughly $32 million during three months in the summer.
Bottling Water from Drought Stricken Areas
August 12, 2014 07:55 AM - Leon Kaye, Triple Pundit
The bottled water industry has grown exponentially the past few decades despite the fact tap water in the United States is generally safe. Never mind the fact bottled water producers have had more than their fair share of safety issues: bottled water has become accepted by consumers. While companies such as Nestlé insist they are taking responsibility for water stewardship and recycling, they also bottle their water at dubious sources, including those in drought stricken regions.
The Danger of Solar "Super-Storms"
August 5, 2014 01:45 PM - Winfield Winter, ENN
Watch out George Lucas fans, a Death Star may be in our horizons — and one would only have to look as far as our nearest stellar neighbor: the Sun. According to Mr. Ashley Dale of the University of Bristol, solar "super-storms" pose an imminent threat to the earth by disabling electricity and communication system — or worse. Thus, the celestial body that illuminates the world may very well be responsible for sending it into darkness. In this month's issue of PhysicsWorld, Mr. Dale writes: "Without power, people would struggle to fuel their cars at petrol stations, get money from cash dispensers or pay online. Water and sewage systems would be affected too, meaning that health epidemics in urbanized areas would quickly take a grip, with diseases behind centuries ago soon returning."
Survey Ranks U.S. as Biggest Climate Change Denier
August 5, 2014 08:27 AM - RP Siegel, Triple Pundit
This may confirm suspicions that many of us have already had. Besides leading the world in consumer debt and military spending, the U.S. can now add climate denial to that list. That is, according to a Global Trends survey by the U.K.-based market research firm Ipsos MORI. The study polled 16,000 people in 20 leading countries on eight different topics, including the environment. Not only was the U.S. last, but it was last by a considerable margin.


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MVP explains himself
When the news broke that ROH was picked up by Destination America, MVP was one of the first ones to respond via social media. He appeared to be rather upset about the situation and even posted information on how to book him, leaving fans to wonder if he was going to be walking away from TNA. The former United States Heavyweight Champion stated that he might have jumped to conclusion and reacted a little too quickly.
May 28, 2015
TNA China tour
Some further details have been revealed about the upcoming tour of China that TNA has planned. Apparently, it is happening a lot sooner than expected. The company is planning on doing three shows during the latter half of May. MVP is being heavily promoted since some will remember him from his days in WWE. Gail Kim is Asian, so that helps with the demographic. Jeff Hardy is advertised for the show, but his availability could be an issue.
April 20, 2015
Drew Galloway stable
A video on YouTube of TNA star Drew Galloway introducing his new stable, known as the Rising, to MVP, Low Ki and Kenny King during Impact Wrestling.
March 31, 2015
James Storm Revolution
The payoff for the Revolution stable led by James Storm might be coming very soon. With Kurt Angle being pushed as the top star in TNA again, he is going to need some heel challengers for his world heavyweight championship. MVP is obviously going to be one of those foes. Another person discussed is Storm, who is long overdue for another run in the main event. His ever growing stable would be an imposing challenge for Angle.
March 22, 2015
Galloway vs MVP
A video on YouTube where new TNA star Drew Galloway finally gets his hands on MVP in a match during the latest episode of Impact Wrestling.
March 15, 2015
MVP signs contract
It looks like MVP has found himself a new home in professional wrestling. The official announcement has been made in regards to him signing a new contract to remain with TNA for at least another year. The former United States Heavyweight Champion has been quite pleased with how the company has been utilizing him since he started with them. His status with the company had been a bit of a question mark with Samoa Joe leaving.
March 15, 2015
Lashley vs MVP
A video on YouTube of the TNA World Heavyweight Championship match between Bobby Lashley and MVP on the latest episode of Impact Wrestling.
March 1, 2015
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20 man gauntlet
A video on YouTube of the 20 man gauntlet match on the latest episode of Impact Wrestling. Kurt Angle and MVP battled it out at the end to determine the new challenger for the TNA title.
February 21, 2015
Angle and Lashley argue
A video on YouTube of a segment from Impact Wrestling where TNA champion Bobby Lashley and Kurt Angle get into an argument after losing a match to MVP and Samoa Joe.
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If you want to stem rising obesity levels, sugary drinks should be taxed like cigarettes. So urges the UK Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, which is calling for pilots of taxes that hike prices by 20 per cent. The idea is to lower consumption by making sugary drinks dearer, a strategy known to cut sales of cigarettes and alcohol.
Hungary introduced a food tax in 2011 and quarterly soft drinks sales dropped from 117 to 69 million litres within six months.
Potential health benefits of reducing calorie intake were demonstrated after the Cuban economy collapsed in the late 1980s, says Simon Capewell, on the steering committee for the academy's report. Hard-up citizens ate an average of 1000 calories a day less. Within a decade or so, the incidence of obesity halved, with falls of 51 and 35 per cent respectively in diabetes and heart attacks (American Journal of Epidemiology, doi.org/bjzg25).
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