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Project Semicolon (The Semicolon Project) is a faith-based non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and love to those who are struggling with depression, suicide, addiction and self-injury. Project Semicolon exists to encourage, love and inspire.
A little over a month ago, a blog article came up in my "Writers" news feed simply titled "the semicolon project" by Heather Parrie. The synopsis implied it was related to mental health and writing, two topics that are close to me as the creator of straitjacketwriters.com, so I clicked through and read the article.
If you haven't done so, I highly recommend you do now (convenient link).
For those who don't have time to read the whole thing right now, the summary from the Project Semicolon website: "A semicolon is used when an author could've chosen to end their sentence, but chose not to. The author is you and the sentence is your life."
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The trial of a former Brazilian football star charged with orchestrating the kidnapping and gruesome murder of an ex-girlfriend has started with courtroom arguments that caused two lawyers to abandon the case, and with a tearful plea for justice from the victim's mother.
The case of the former Flamengo goalkeeper Bruno Fernandes, known in Brazil just as Bruno, has riveted Brazil and shocked the world of football.
Fernandes' accomplices allegedly held his former girlfriend, model Eliza Samudio, before killing her, quartering her, and feeding her remains to dogs.
The former captain of one of Rio's premier clubs led his team to Brazilian football championship victory in 2009.
That same year, Samudio made the first allegations to police that she was pregnant with Fernandes' child, and that the football great and others kidnapped her and tried to force her to terminate the pregnancy.
She refused. The child was born healthy, and named Bruno as well.
The model disappeared soon afterward, in June 2010.
In December 2010, Fernandes was found guilty of Samudio's initial accusations and is serving a prison sentence of four years and six months in that case. After a court dispute, Samudio's mother was named the child's guardian.
The former football player now faces a second trial, on charges he ordered his ex-girlfriend's grisly death.
Investigators said the player was behind a scheme that lured the 25-year-old woman from Rio de Janeiro to a ranch in the neighbouring state of Minas Gerais with the promise that Fernandes would recognise the child as his and give her an apartment.
There she was allegedly held again her will by Fernandes' accomplices, killed and quartered, her remains fed to dogs who roamed the property.
The first day of the murder trial in Minas Gerais was marked by high drama, with attorneys for two of Fernandes' alleged accomplices who are also facing murder charges - the former police officer, Marcos dos Santos, and the soccer player's right hand man, Luiz Romao - walking out on the case after arguing with the judge over access to videos of witness testimony.
"We would like to leave clear to the jury that it is impossible to carry out a fair trial," said in court Ercio Quaresmo, the attorney for Santos, according to O Globo newspaper.
Others also charged with Samudio's kidnapping, murder and the hiding of her body are Dayanne Rodrigues, Fernandes' wife, and Fernanda Castro, a lover.
All those charged with the death have pleaded innocent, including Fernandes.
The attorney for the former footballer said he remained confident that his client would walk out a free man.
"Bruno is tired of being in prison," said attorney Rui Pimenta to O Globo newspaper outside court in the town of Contagem. "He is ready to walk out and go eat some rare barbecue."
The defence's argument is that there can be no murder charges because Samudio is, in fact, alive. The attorney Pimenta says he will produce proof that Samudio is living in Eastern Europe.
Samudio's mother, Sonia Moura, told the news website G1 that she trusted justice would be made and dared the soccer player to look her in the eyes in court.
"I believe in justice, and in the condemnation of all the accused," she said. "I want my daughter's mortal remains."
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If the only way this creep can get people into his eating establishment is by shock tactics, it time for him to look for another career….Sewer cleaning perhaps…… one shudders to think just what damage he has already done by this irresponsible act. I hope that when the tests are complete that the council nthrows the book at this weirdo.
Hmm… I quite like quirky people like this. Call it a stunt, a gimmick, shock tactics, whatever, but life would be boring wiithout things like this going on. Imagine if we all followed the status quo. It's a bit like when everyone says similar things about the outrageously flambouyant way Lady Gaga dresses. It's a marketing ploy, she's a product, it's a gimmick, etc etc. Would everyone prefer a world of Adele? Super talented but constantly dressed in a black poncho? Yawn.
Personally I can't bring myself to even think about eating breast milk ice cream without gagging (or should that be gagagging?) but each to their own. They are quite right to remove it from sale until properly tested.
I am not surprised that the product was taken off the market especially with the recently published reports of toxic levels of flame retardants in UK women's breast milk, but I'm curious if there is another argument to be had on the potential benefits of breast milk for adults. I don't think that people's curiousity with breast milk is anything new but what I hope is that this media frenzy over Baby Gaga ice cream will spark serious research on breast milk's potential benefits and risks if consumed by adults.
I'm at a total loss as to why this is of any relevance to "gay news" whats so ever…. maybe a gay person once shopped there? Or the oweer petted a gay dog once?
Seriously, are they digging these stupid stories from the Daily Mail?
I think this is a bit weird too – the story being on PN, that is, not the breast milk, which, of course, many people drink every day, albeit from the 'breasts' of a cow…
It's quite right that tests are done to make sure the milk's safe but why is this 'food safety' story considered gay in any way? Or is it so people can make comments about how breast milk would make them gag? Nice.
So let me get this straight (or Bi) the reason this is a news story relevent to these pages is because of a Lady GaGa look-a-like, hmmmm….
Anyway 14 quid for a bit of human fluid ice cream on a rush with a shot of baby Calpol or Bonjela…. Are people that mad?
Kinda glad I had me breakie a couple of hours before reading this.
'm at a total loss as to why this is of any relevance to "gay news" whats so ever,
Er, because Gay men were also fed breast milk as babies, because Gay men may also be sickened or interested in the product, etc., etc.,
Pretty much the same reason as it would be in any other paper
Could the connection be any more tenuous?
Actually why this and nothing about Galliano
Hmmm so they publish this yet I have seen nothing (if I'm wrong let me know) about the man who was followed home from a gay club called Curzons in Derby and stabbed several times. Come on PinkNews get your piorities right.
I swung by the shop on Monday , there was only a woman dressed in a police uniform serving, the bresat milk icecream was not available there and no sign of any Gaga lookalike.
I think the health considerations need to be taken into account, human breast-mmik icecream doesn't appeal to me but it's great promotional advertising nonetheless.
They removed it because something containing breast milk may not be "fit for human consumption" — it's human breast milk. Kinda by definition fit for human consumption…. but anyway, whatever, the owners got the publicity they were after (I mean 'served with Calpol or Bonjela'?!), so they will hardly care what happens now with that little investigation.
Whats next Asparagus served with 'Yellow Snow'?
This has to do with gay people… how?
Oh, because they used a look alike of Lady Gaga.
My God, Pink News, do you get slow days or do you actually think things like this are relevant?
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Andrew Harris was eight days old and dying.
The Burlington baby appeared perfectly healthy at birth. Eager first-time parents Brad Walchuk and Laura Harris kept a log of how often their seven-pound, nine-ounce newborn ate and filled his diaper the same as hospitals do for their tiny charges.
That log was the first link in a stunning chain of events that saved their baby's life from a cyst growing dangerously large in his brain.
Otherwise they may have missed Andrew's distress call – four diaper changes in one day instead of his usual 10 or so.
This simple change set in motion an incredible display of Canada's health care system when all goes well. From the minute his parents picked up the phone to ask what they thought was going to be a routine question about breast feeding to a trauma suite in the emergency department at Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital to the operating room at McMaster Children's Hospital, Andrew immediately got the right care, in the right place from the right people. No waits, no mistakes and no wrong turns in his dramatic journey that left a veteran emergency room doctor so moved he wrote a letter to the community about the incredible teamwork that saved Andrew.
"I'm getting emotional thinking about it because it was such an intense moment," said Dr. Daniel Kollek, an emergency room doctor for more than 25 years. "This is the sickest living child I'd ever seen."
The Phone Call
Laura Harris thought her baby was hungry.
The new mom was having trouble breastfeeding and worried Andrew wasn't getting enough food.
Harris and her husband Brad Walchuk, who are both PhD students at York University, are experts in political science, not baby care or health.
They were married Oct. 16, 2010, and Andrew was born just over a year later on Dec. 1, 2011. The couple decided to give him his mom's last name.
"It's crazy how much you love them," said Harris about becoming a mom. "It's just amazing the way you feel."
There was nothing to indicate her new baby was in any danger. She'd had a normal pregnancy. The only drama had been Andrew's heart rate dropping during contractions, prompting a cesarean section. The baby was given a clean bill of health and the new family sent home.
"He was great," said Harris. "We left the hospital after a-day-and-a-half."
Harris was struggling with breastfeeding so she decided to keep up the log to make sure her baby was eating enough.
It was the log that alerted her something was off. On Dec. 8, Andrew had fewer than half as many diaper changes as normal. He wasn't eating as much and he'd spit up four times.
"It was all normal baby things that you could shrug off pretty easy," said Walchuk.
The couple decided to call the "warm line." It's a rare service offered by Joseph Brant to moms who give birth there. Hamilton's hospitals don't have anything like it.
For six weeks postpartum, moms can call the line 24 hours a day and a nurse on the maternity ward answers.
"There's times when it rings all the time," said Laura Scott, patient care manager for maternal and child services. "We had thought of getting rid of it because it increases workload."
But in the end, the hospital decided the warm line was too important to scrap. It gets at least 30 calls a month – many in the middle of the night – from moms with questions about everything from breastfeeding to the normal colour of baby poo.
"Most calls are easily answered," said Scott.
But every so often it's a lifeline in a true emergency. Harris' call at about 7:30 p.m. was one that set off alarm bells for the nurse who answered. She told the couple to bring the baby to the emergency room right away.
"I felt pretty stupid as we were driving to Joseph Brant," said Harris. "We're bringing him in because he's not going to the bathroom enough. Is that really emergency room worthy? Never in our wildest dreams would we have thought not having as many wet diapers meant neurological problems."
The Trauma Suite
Dr. Daniel Kollek knew instantly the baby in front of him was dying.
"There is an immediate foot of the bed impression that you get," he said. "This was a critically ill child. I didn't know why yet."
He'd been chased down by the emergency department's triage nurse – responsible for separating the urgent patients who come in the door from those who can wait. She had taken Andrew straight to a trauma suite when his parents brought him in at about 8 p.m.
"The triage nurse called it the moment she saw the child," he said. "I was told, 'Now trauma suite.' If their gut tells them there is something wrong, that's all I need to know."
Andrew was pale and cold when Kollek arrived. He was floppy – meaning low muscle tone – and not reactive.
Within two minutes, Kollek called a pediatrician. Joseph Brant, like many hospitals its size, doesn't have all specialties on site after hours.
"I told the pediatrician, 'I don't know what I've got but I know I need you here.'"
The pediatrician, Dr. Samara Chitayat, called back from the road.
"She was saying, 'Here's some thoughts as I'm driving,'" said Kollek. "I'm standing with a phone in the trauma suite and we're problem-solving as she's driving in."
At least six staff worked frantically to resuscitate the baby, who had lost weight since birth and now weighed just over six pounds. At the same time, they tried to figure out what was wrong with him, looking for infection or a congenital abnormality.
"Remember this is over minutes," said Kollek. "Picture the scene of a tiny baby. There is no room to work. People are jostling each other, squeezing in to be able to do what they have to do so it gets done fast. Imagine four people trying to fix a watch at the same time."
Chitayat arrived and diagnosed a neurological problem with a feel of the fontanelle or soft spot at the top of the baby's head.
"She was on that within minutes of being in the room," said Kollek.
In the meantime, the nurse who answered the warm line came to emergency to help Andrew's shocked parents.
"She was so calm," said Harris. "She asked if we needed any water and brought me a breast pump."
Andrew needed to go to McMaster Children's Hospital. It has a transport team for neonatal care but not for pediatrics. His parents sat by his cot, holding his hand and talking to him while waiting for a transport team from Toronto to take him to Hamilton.
His heart rate was dropping to around 70 beats a minute instead of the normal 100 to 150. He would stop breathing and nurses or his parents would shake his feet to remind him to take a breath again.
"It was hard to watch," said Walchuk.
The Operating Room
There was no time to get Andrew to an operating room when he first arrived at McMaster at around 4:30 a.m.
A CT scan of his head showed a major growth was causing hydrocephalus – a build up of fluid inside the skull that leads to brain swelling. Dr. Benedicto Baronia needed to drain that fluid fast so using ultrasound imaging as his guide, he put a tube into the fontanelle right at the bedside.
"There are not a lot of cases that come in that dire state," he said.
An MRI at 9 a.m. showed Andrew had an arachnoid cyst – a sac filled with cerebrospinal fluid – between his brain and the arachnoid membrane, one of three membranes that cover the brain and spinal cord. It had grown so big ? about 5 cm by 5 cm ? it was pressing on Andrew's brain stem, which controls breathing and heart beat.
"It was the first time in my life I wished I could switch places with someone," said Harris about her sick son.
The cyst can't be removed. But it can be drained to make it smaller. The surgery was scheduled for 4:30 p.m. but the operating room was running late so it took until 9:30 p.m. to get in. Baronia stayed with Andrew the entire time.
"Dr. Baronia said to us that he would treat Andrew as he would treat his own son," remembers Harris about walking her baby to the operating room doors. "He said, 'I don't know what God you believe in but sometimes these things aren't in my hands, sometimes they're in His hands.'"
Kollek arrived after his shift ended at Joseph Brant to make sure Andrew was still alive.
"I needed my own closure," he said. "We were all emotionally vested in this child."
The surgery successfully shrank the cyst down to about 3 cm by 3 cm. Andrew was back home by Dec. 12.
"They were hoping that would be enough," said Harris.
But an ultrasound on Dec. 27 showed the cyst was refilling. Andrew needed a shunt put in the cyst to keep the fluid draining long term. Surgery was scheduled for Jan. 9, but he didn't make it that long. His parents rushed him to McMaster Jan. 7 and Baronia removed fluid at the bedside again. The cyst was now about 6 cm. by 5 cm.
Andrew stayed at the hospital until the scheduled surgery. It was a success, giving hope for a full recovery despite the fact Andrew will always have the cyst. So far, the only noticeable effects are a preference for his right side and a weaker left side. He's being monitored by a number of specialties and will get a variety of therapies, but it will be sometime before any long term effects are known. Baronia is optimistic saying kids' brains have a remarkable capacity to repair themselves.
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Holiday Inn Memphis Airport - Conf Ctr, Memphis
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Suburban hotel in Memphis with outdoor pool, restaurant
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Comfortable setting. Service is personal and attended by the owner himself. Reservations needed during weekends and recommended to pre-order your food to avoid waiting too long for your food.
The menu is unique and original. Food is very tasty. However, can be pricey.
It is located in a most non-descript suburban shopping area in KL, difficult to find and not where you would expect to find a place to relax and enjoy Thai food.
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This is a great Thai Restaurant. Small so book in advance if you have a large party. The owners give great advice on special dishes. If you are lucky and the Mangosteen salad is the special menu it is fantastic. BYO if you need wine.
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First time to the excellent Erawan Classic Thai and Fusion restaurant in Kota Damansara. Not exactly an easy place to find given its location in the suburbs of Kuala Lumpur. If you need a taxi back to the hotel in the city, please do let the excellent staff know and they will arrange for your ride back. I'm not sure...
Heard a lot about this place and knew had to make a reservation since it's always packed. They couldn't offer us a table with our time hence we decided to accommodate and came earlier as requested by the restaurant. However, we doubled checked with the person if we would be rushed to leave while eating and they assured us that...
I've been here three or four times over the past three years and each time I've enjoyed the food. A bit pricey but well worth the money to celebrate a special occasion. Went for dinner recently to celebrate hubby's birthday. They brought the birthday boy a dessert (moist chocolate cake) with a birthday candle in it.
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The first run for the Senators came on a Mitch Canham (2-for-3, RBI) sacrifice fly that scored Jason Martinson in the fourth inning. At the time, Canham's RBI tied the game at 1-1 prior to Portland scoring five runs in the next two innings. The next rally for Harrisburg came in the ninth inning as the Senators loaded the bases with no outs. Adrian Sanchez popped out, but Caleb Ramsey knocked in Drew Vettleson (2-for-4) with an RBI single to cut the Portland lead to four. However, the Senators grounded into a double play to end the contest.
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Title: Hybrid Campsis radicans 'Madame Rosy' from Medina OH
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QUESTION:I have a Madame Rosy Campsis that is not blooming. We purchased and planted it last year, mid-summer and it did well for the remainder of the season but this year...nothing but green leaves........what can I do?
From the Sooner Plant Farm, here is some information on this cultivar, which is a cross between Ohio native Campsis radicans (Trumpet creeper) and Campsis grandiflora, which is native to China and Japan. Since Campsis grandiflora will not appear in our Native Plant Database and we have no idea what effect the hybridization would have on the resulting plant, we will just make a couple of educated guesses.
If you follow the plant link Campsis radicans (Trumpet creeper) to our webpage on this plant it will help understand what growing needs the native has, at least. According to that page it needs full sun (6 or more hours a day of sunlight) to bloom well, and has red, orange or yellow flowers from June to September. It is possible that in your cooler hardiness zone, they may not start blooming until later in the summer. Another possibility is that the plant you purchased in the nursery had blooms that had been forced for better sales, and the plant is not yet quite mature enough to bloom normally. A third possibility is that the plant is being fertilized too heavily, especially with high nitrogen fertilizers. These are intended for grass, and stimulate green leaf growth. An over-supply of nitrogen can inhibit blooming. And,in fact, most native plants need little or no fertilizing, but since your plant is not totally native, we couldn't be sure about that.
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About the "Chompians" thing below, here's some photographic evidence. The copy at the NT office does say Chompians while mine says Champions. I wonder if the word play wasn't unwittingly corrected during the printing process.
I think the reason I don't like the chomp play is because it's way too inside and the gator chomp is, to anyone who hasn't tasted the Kool-Aid, really really annoying.
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Craig McMillan has held on to his job as the Black Caps batting coach, gaining a two-year appointment.
The hard-hitting former middle order batsman filled the role on an interim basis for the recent tour of the West Indies, where the side won a rare away test series.
That flowed into a job on New Zealand A's just-completed tour of Britain where plenty of runs were scored.
McMillan has done enough to impress his bosses with his technical advice and rapport with players to secure a fulltime job.
"The West Indies and NZA tours were his first as a coach at that level, and we're very happy with his development," New Zealand Cricket head of cricket Lindsay Crocker said of McMillan.
"He's been awarded his two year contract on that basis and I'm confident he'll continue to form an excellent coaching trio with Mike (head coach Mike Hesson) and Shane (bowling Coach Shane Bond)."
The 37-year-old will have to give up his media roles, including his commentary work with SKY Sport, now that he has taken on a full time role with the team.
McMillan's appointment comes on top of Hesson having his contract extended through the same period.
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At Allan Hamilton's first Winton A & P Show he was a young bachelor in his 20s, now, 57 years on, he braved the rain at the weekend to watch his daughter and grandchildren pick up winners' ribbons.
The Hamiltons have a proud history at the show, having attended since 1956 and taking home numerous ribbons.
Saturday was a special day as his grandchildren Kelsi, 16, and Kieran, 14, won the dairy heifer calves section and the all-breeds yearling heifer section, and his daughter Joanne won the champion award in the milk category.
Mr Hamilton and his wife, Jocelyn, stood proudly as they watched the younger generations parade around the ring with the family's cattle.
"We're proud for the next generation."
Joanne Hamilton, who now runs the family farm, has been attending the shows since she was about 3 years old.
She was so successful in her field that, in 1991, she helped show the queen's cattle in England.
But, despite being halfway around the world, Ms Hamilton said it was all the same no matter the country - the cows were still treated the same and weeks of preparation still went into teaching the cattle to walk on a lead, and making sure they were clipped to perfection.
Ms Hamilton, who farms at Waianiwa, had been up since 3am on Saturday to milk the cows before going to the show.
However, she brushed off the early start as a minor part of a job she loved.
She often enlisted the help of her niece and nephew on her dairy farm and, with the teenagers showing an interest in farming, it was likely the Hamilton family would continue to attend the Winton show.
Show president Jim Zwies said next year would be the centenary show and he hoped it would be bigger than it was on Saturday.
The weather may have deterred people from attending the show in the morning, but it did not dampen the spirits of the organisers and the sun came out just in time for lunch.
He was happy with crowd numbers, he said.
"I'm very pleased with the day."
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Phil Twyford is walking the talk.
The Te Atatu MP put on his walking shoes and tackled the 70km Hillary Trail through the Waitakere Ranges in a bid to raise public awareness of the kauri dieback disease.
Mr Twyford was joined along the way by scientists who have been studying the disease he says is both heartbreaking and enlightening.
"To get to take on the trail with these scientists has been like getting a crash course in botany. The funding for the research into the disease is due to finish midway through next year," he says.
"At this point we don't know much about the problem but there needs to be government funded research into the science and a campaign to teach the public about what they need to do."
Mr Twyford says the eco system a Kauri exists in is very specialised and up to 70 other plant species rely on them, all of which would be wiped out if the Phytophthora taxon agathis (PTA) disease keeps spreading.
The five-year research programme is primarily funded by $4.8 million of government money but the Primary Industries Ministry says it will not seek another round of funding.
Eleven per cent of Kauri in the ranges are affected and no cure has been found.
Cheryl Krull from Auckland University has been studying the effect that wild pigs have on how the disease is transported.
"At any one time there is about 400kg of soil being transported around the ranges by pigs. This disease comes from spores which are in the soil, as soon as they go from one place to another you risk increasing the spread of the disease," she says.
"From the work I have done we could theoretically wipe out the pigs in the ranges if we undertook a cull every two months."
The disease gets into the trees and prevents nutrients from being absorbed, which has been shown to kill saplings in three weeks.
Auckland Council biosecurity adviser Nick Waipara says one of the problems is the field trials take longer for Kauri than other trees because it takes decades before they reach maturity.
"We have only just moved from the lab into doing field testing and we are still putting pieces of the jigsaw together. Because 70 per cent of the affected trees are along the walking tracks it shows us that a major problem is people transporting it, whether that's via their shoes, mountain bike tyres or dogs," he says.
"We have cleaning stations set up at the entrances to the tracks but at best 50 per cent of people use them and at worst 20 per cent of people use them."
Mr Twyford says one of the major tragedies is that the Kauri that were painted by Colin McCahon at the Colin McCahon House have to be removed because they cannot be saved.
"These ranges are a true treasure for us, we need to save these trees.
"I have seen over the last few days just how remarkable this area is. It has been a pleasure to do this walk, especially because I got to take my 22-year-old son Harry along with me," he says.
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Ancient Chileans should have just said no to smoking.
A team studying naturally-preserved mummies in the Chilean town of San Pedro de Atacama discovered an ancient nicotine habit when they found traces of nicotine in the hair of mummies, according to LiveScience.
The mummies that were tested spanned from 100 BC to 1450 AD, meaning the previous theory that ancient Chileans smoked for a short period of time before giving up tobacco in favor of snuffing hallucinogens isn't correct, scientist Hermann Niemeyer told LiveScience.
"The finding of nicotine was definitely unexpected," Niemeyer told LiveScience.
Nicotine was found in the hair of 35 mummies, and the findings suggest nicotine use was widespread, not limited to a particular social class, according to LiveScience.
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