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Everybody has a morning ritual. Some people prefer to start their day with exercise; others prefer snoozing their alarm about a dozen times. If there's one thing that everyone agrees on, it's a good breakfast. Bengaluru (literally meaning 'town of boiled beans'), named so after a starved Hoisala king was served beans there, surely lives up to its gastronomic name when it comes to the morning meal.
Early bird specials
If you're in Bangalore for a day and want to try out some local fare, chances are that you will be directed to Mavalli Tiffin Rooms (fondly known as MTR by the natives). Famous for their rava idlis, dosas and vadas, the place starts filling up from 6:30am. Get there early to jostle with the regulars for a good seat but be prepared to stand in line.
Established in 1924, this is one of Bengaluru's oldest eating places and going by the standing-room-only crowd day after day, we're sure their dosas live up to their reputation. Veena Stores is another stand-and-eat joint in contention for the city's best idli-vada. Regulars get small portable chairs along to enjoy their breakfast in relative comfort. Shutters go up at 6am, so make sure you set your alarms.
Hungry late risers
Vidyarthi Bhavan has been a long-time favourite with the always-running-late crowd. The waiters rush to take your order and the food is brought out within minutes. Waiters juggling many plates of dosas stacked on top of each other is a regular sight here. Be sure to request extra benne (butter) or thuppa (clarified butter) if you like your dosas a little buttery.
Long before CCD and Barista made coffee drinking trendy, there was Brahmin's Coffee Bar. Their idlis are bestsellers and people can be seen queing up for tokens every morning. Since they believe in self service, be prepared to balance your idli plate and hot filter-coffee mugs while avoiding the jostling crowd.
The Central Tiffin Room is another place to have a great dosa in the city. Winners of the Times Dosa Contest, they make all their food without onion and garlic. Started in 1926, the Udipi Sri Krishna Bhavan is a typically Udipi restaurant and regulars swear by their benne dosas. If you prefer to have your breakfast right around the corner, then head over to one of the many Adigas restaurants dotting the city. Keep in mind that their speciality is basic – cheap South Indian food – and you won't be disappointed by their idlis and vadas.
West on my plate
With the IT boom in the 1990s came the out-of-towners. Bengaluru is now home to many expats and non-Kannada Indians and this has led to a major change in the culinary scene. For the eggs-and-bacon types, Koshy's is your best bet. Here young IT techies mix with college-goers and conversations can go from world politics to European football in a second. Scrambled eggs are served with a side of baked beans and sausages, and their Sunday-special Kerela stew is sold out within hours.
The city's only drive-in restaurant, the Airlines Hotel, serves a mean brekky in an al fresco setting. Waiters bring your food to your car and seconds can be ordered with a god old-fashioned whistle. Just leave your plates and glasses on your car's bonnet and they'll come with your bill.
The Egg Factory is a great place for all you eggheads. Spanish omelletes, Parsi-style akuri (scrambled eggs) and egg-based desserts are on the menu here. This place is open all day, so all the night owls can get their yolk fix any time.
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|Papers (1940- ) of Stephen Kuropas (1900- ) include correspondence, and programs for Ukrainian American cultural events. Also included are materials pertaining to his travels in Ukraine and Poland and to the Shevchenko Freedom Award.
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A realtor and activist in Ukrainian American affairs, Stephen Kuropas (1900- ) was born in Peremysl, Ukraine, and came to the United States ca. 1929 after serving in various military units during World War II and after. He settled in Chicago, Illinois. Kuropas maintained membership in numerous Ukrainian American organizations including the Ukrainian National Association. He was a regular contributor to Svoboda, editor of Samostiina Ukraina, and a contributor to Ukraintsi u Vilnomu Sviti, J. C.
The Kuropas, Stephen collection is available for public research.
The Kuropas, Stephen collection is the physical property of the Immigration History Research Center, University of Minnesota.
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Rhodes Student Travel Fund
The Rhodes Student Travel Fund provides support for students to present their research or creative activity at professional meetings. This fund gives students the opportunity to communicate their results to a professional audience and to experience networking with professionals in their discipline and students with similar interests.
Who may apply?
- One student author on a presentation (poster or oral) submitted to a professional conference may apply for travel funds. Normally this is the first (lead or presenting) author.
- The student must be currently enrolled or between semesters of current enrollment and in good academic standing at the time of application for funds and at the time of the conference.
- Normally, a student may receive support from the Rhodes Student Travel Fund up to two times in a four year period. Students may not apply for funds to present results which have already been presented in a similar venue, either by the student applying or any other individual.
What type of travel is supported?
- A student may apply for travel funds to present his or her research or creative activity at a professional conference. The work being presented must have been done in a Rhodes-sponsored program or under the direct supervision of a Rhodes faculty or staff member.
- Funds cover transportation (airfare or fuel reimbursement for automobile travel) to and from the conference venue, lodging for days of conference attendance (including arrival and departure days), and conference registration fees. Food is not covered with these funds, and extra days before or after the conference dates are not covered.
- The maximum amount that can be received per meeting per student is $800, but funds cover only the cost of actual travel expenses.
- Students are expected to find the lowest available airfare and purchase airline tickets at least 21 days in advance of travel. Students should also arrange to share hotel rooms with any other Rhodes students of the same sex who are attending the same conference.
How do I apply and receive funds?
- Generally, the student must fill out the Travel Fund Request Form (MS Excel file) and email it to Dr. Darlene Loprete (email@example.com) at least six weeks prior to the proposed travel. You will be notified of approval as soon as possible.
- The student may apply for funds after an abstract has been submitted for a meeting, but before notification of abstract acceptance. If the abstract is subsequently rejected, approval for travel will be retracted.
- When the travel has been completed, the student must submit all receipts with a Travel Reimbursement Form (MS Excel 2003 file) to Ms. Judy Pierce, room 300 Palmer Hall (x3169). These must be submitted no later than three weeks after the conference. Students who need to pay certain charges before attending the conference should contact Ms. Judy Pierce to make arrangements.
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- Students receiving support from the Rhodes Student Travel Fund must submit their work for presentation at the Rhodes Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Symposium (URCAS) following their conference attendance.
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One of the most festive places to be during the holiday season is Boston's Symphony Hall, where you often find "Rudolph," usually a "Sleigh Ride" and always that symphonic Santa: Boston Pops music director Keith Lockhart.
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What is America's number one foreign-policy challenge? If you're Stephen Hadley, your answer is Pakistan. The national-security adviser put it this way in the text of his remarks, delivered yesterday in Washington: "Stabilizing Pakistan must be the first priority for the new administration–as it has been ours." Hadley further explained his views in a pre-speech interview with the Wall Street Journal by describing how turmoil in Pakistan radiates throughout south and central Asia.
Pakistan, as consequential as it may be, is not America's most important external-agenda item. That honor goes to either Russia or China, which have the most potential to either support or undermine the international community. The outgoing national-security adviser, however, cannot speak frankly about either Moscow or Beijing because President Bush was not able to do so. As a result, Hadley's summary of eight years of Bush diplomacy failed to describe the world as it is.
This is not to say Pakistan is not a problem. Militants in its tribal areas destabilize Afghanistan, Pakistani terrorists launch attacks against India, and Islamabad's technicians still appear to be disseminating nuclear technology. So fixing Pakistan–not easy under the best of circumstances–would go a long way to solving critical problems.
Yet Pakistan, which often acts to further Beijing's objectives, is more of a symptom than the disease. The real challenge of American foreign policy is getting its relations with the authoritarian powers right. Condoleezza Rice, first as Hadley's predecessor and then as the nation's chief diplomat, understood that. She was at times able to achieve friendly relations with the Russians and the Chinese but failed at something far more important–moving them in constructive directions. We don't need to be friends with Moscow and Beijing. We just need to get them to do what we want.
If we get Russia and China right, almost everything else, including Pakistan, should fall into place. If we fail to win Moscow's and Beijing's cooperation–and so far we have not been overly successful in this regard–then everything will remain difficult. So Hadley should have cut out the generalities and self-congratulatory assessments in his speech, which means he would have had to scrap most of his text, and concentrated on what is important.
Hadley said almost nothing about China and very little about Russia. So why did anyone bother to turn up to his talk? Washington, as others have said before me, just likes to listen to itself. That's not good enough these days.


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It's Extreme Makeover: Honey Boo Boo edition!
June Shannon, mother of reality TV celebutot Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson, decided to trade in her old style for something new — and much more blonde — revealing her new look in the January 6 episode of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, which shows the family celebrating Halloween.
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Showers and thunderstorms developed across the Southern and Eastern US on Friday.
A low pressure system moving through Canada continued to push a cold front southeastward through the Eastern US. This front extended from the Northeast, down the Ohio River Valley, and into the Lower Mississippi River Valley.
Moisture poured in ahead of this system from the Gulf of Mexico and kicked up severe weather across the Tennessee Valley and Lower Mississippi River Valley. Lighter and more widespread showers and thunderstorms popped up across the Ohio River Valley and Northeast.
Strong winds, hail, and periods of heavy rainfall have been reported across the Tennessee Valley. Winds gusts up to 63 mph were reported in Monroe, Louisiana, while 2.96 inches of rain was reported in Barksdale, Louisiana. Rainfall totals along the northern side of this system remained under an inch.
Behind this system, a ridge of high pressure continued to build across the Plains and Midwest. This allowed for flow from the north to continue, which pulled cooler air in from Canada. Highs ranged in the 70s and 80s across the region.
Meanwhile, out West, monsoonal moisture lingered over the Southwest. This allowed for more showers and thunderstorms to develop across Arizona, New Mexico, and parts of California. Severe storms were not anticipated in these areas.
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE (DEGREES F).........................100 Corpus Christi, Texas
HIGHEST HEAT INDEX (DEGREES F)..........................112 Ellington Field, Texas
LOWEST TEMPERATURE (DEGREES F)..........................32 West Yellowstone, Mont.
LOWEST WIND CHILL (DEGREES F)...........................32 Pinedale, Wyo.
HIGHEST WIND GUST (MPH).................................88 Sparta, Tenn.
HIGHEST PRECIPITATION (INCHES)..........................2.96 Barksdale AFB, La.
ON THIS DATE....... Hurricane Camille collided with the Mississippi coast on this date in 1969, becoming the second most destructive hurricane in U.S. history. The storm packed winds up to 190 mph near Bay Saint Louis, MS while claiming 256 lives. Some ships were even carried 7 miles inland by the hurricane.
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SUNY ORANGE ANNOUNCES INAUGURAL ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME CLASSOctober 23, 2012
Ten to be Inducted into Colt Athletic Hall of Fame During Ceremony on Nov. 10 in Middletown
MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. - The inaugural induction class in SUNY Orange's newly created Colt Athletic Hall of Fame, set to be enshrined on Saturday, Nov.
10, reads like a veritable "Who's Who" among athletes and administrators from the formative years of the College's intercollegiate sports program, including the first Athlete of the Year, first athletic director, first female athletic director and the guiding force in the creation of women's sports at the College.
In all, 10 former athletes and administrators comprise the debut class, including Charles J. Cawein '52, Chris G. Chachis, Mary B. Diana, Glen M.
McGinnis '55, Marie A. Piccone '63, Chris Schmid '54, James Stanfield '59, Art Stegen '66, Linda Tjepkema '76 and Gary Ventimiglia '71. Induction ceremonies are set for 9 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 10 at Kuhl's Highland House in Middletown.
The players to be enshrined represent the men's sports of basketball, soccer, tennis, cross country and wrestling, along with the women's sports of basketball, soccer and field hockey. Those inductees who coached at SUNY Orange guided nearly every intercollegiate program offered by the College.
"This class represents the foundation of our athletic program," explains Wayne Smith, SUNY Orange athletic director. "It features the earliest administrators, people like Chris Chachis and Mary Diana, and some of the earliest athletes in folks like Charles Cawein and Chris Schmid. This group is also full of accomplished athletes who were recognized as among the best in their respective sports, not just at the College, but regionally and nationally as well.
"But, to me, the most impressive thing about this class is not only the contributions our inductees made to Orange County Community College athletics, but the longstanding impact many of them had upon their sport and their communities throughout much of their life after SUNY Orange.
Cawein, who was also the first student to apply for admission to Orange County Community College when it was founded in 1950, was the College's first Athlete of the Year after excelling for the men's basketball team.
Chachis was an original faculty member and served as the College's first athletic director. Diana lobbied diligently to create a recreation program for women at the College and coached many of the women's teams, and Piccone returned to her alma mater to become its first female athletic director.
McGinnis has crafted a long and successful high school coaching career in the Cornwall School District after his basketball and soccer days at the College. Schmid, a longtime supporter of SUNY Orange, was a three-sport standout in soccer, basketball and tennis en route to earning the 1954 Athlete of the Year award. Stanfield was among five Colts named to the inaugural Junior College Soccer All-American team in 1958 and Stegen, a cross country runner as a collegian before building a sterling competitive and coaching career in biathlon, guided the United States biathlon team at the 1980 Winter Olympics.
Tjepkema was widely considered the finest women's basketball player to have donned the Blue and Orange, ultimately earning a full scholarship to Seton Hall, when she led the Lady Colts to the 1976 New York State championship.
Ventimiglia was a national wrestling runnerup who later was a highly decorated and respected high school wrestling coach on Long Island.
The primary goal of the Colt Athletic Hall of Fame is to recognize those individuals, who by outstanding achievement in athletics or service to the College, have made lasting contributions to the sports program. While athletic achievement is the primary qualifier for eligibility, the character of the nominee and their contributions to the institution and the community were also considered.
Annually, the selection committee may elect to present honorary Hall of Fame Awards to those individuals who have distinguished themselves through exemplary service and commitment to the SUNY Orange Athletic Department. The committee also reviews contributions and achievements of past SUNY Orange athletic teams and can choose to present Hall of Fame Team Awards.
Athletes and administrators may be nominated for the Hall of Fame at any time throughout the year. Alumni and friends of the College may submit athletes for consideration, but athletes are also able to nominate themselves if they choose to do so.
The induction ceremony will be part of the College's two-day Homecoming and Reunion Weekend that kicks off with afternoon and evening events on Friday, Nov. 9, and concludes with a full slate of activities throughout the day on Saturday, Nov. 10. For more information, contact Mary Roth, alumni relations coordinator, at (845) 341-4179 or visit http://www.sunyorange.edu/alumni/reunion.shtml.
Tickets for the Hall of Fame induction are $15 and can be purchased online via the College's web site (link is https://www.sunyorange.edu/alumni/registration).
The inaugural class was chosen by an eight-member selection committee that represented the following areas of the College: athletic director (Smith); administrator (Mike Albright, communications officer); faculty member and member of the Athletic Advisory Committee (Ann Marie Boffalo, movement science professor); former coach (Gary Dross); current student athlete (John Jonas, baseball); student services staff (Edmond Lugo, assistant director of Student Activities and past chair of the Athletic Advisory Committee); alumna (Stacey Morris; assistant athletic director, former softball coach and 1989 graduate); and current coach (Paul Rickard, golf coach and former longtime men's basketball coach).


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Look, we're in the heat of it - the thick of summer - and it's time to pay attention to what's happening to your skin. According to the experts, the month of June 2010 was the hottest June ever recorded on Earth - and the month of July has been more like the dog days of August.
Take a look at some of the dehydrated trees along your block; if you don't start paying attention now - that's right; we're talking to you - your skin is going to look every bit as baked as the desiccated leaves on that gingko.
As everyone knows by now, sun is the death knell for skin's elasticity - and hydration is imperative for those baby-smooth cheeks and that ethereal glow (either that or the knife, about which we have a visceral aversion...).
Furthermore, by now you've learned that your skin is your largest organ. That's right: the largest organ of a mammal is its skin. (What? You thought otherwise?) So it behooves you to give your skin the same attention you would give your...car.
Fortunately, there's hope - in bottles and tubes, in jars of elixir so soothing and delicious, you might be tempted to lick your own skin. (Go on, admit it; it wouldn't be the first time...)
Here's our latest round up of seasonal grooming products to give your skin the same radiance of a summer afternoon.
Bambola Beauty / Volcanic Mineral Scrub
If you're an urban animal, your skin needs deep cleansing. Think not? Try this little exercise. After a hard day's night in the city, take a clean, white washcloth, dampen slightly - and wipe across your face. Ewww, right?
Better yet, try Bambola Beauty's Volcanic Mineral Scrub, which deep cleanses without stripping the skin of essential oils. This mildly foaming scrub goes on like ash on Ash Wednesday, but it's loaded with pineapple enzymes to remove dead skin cells, as well as anti-oxidant rich green tea and deeply-moisturizing kukui nut-and best of all, organic shea butter which restores the skin's resiliency.
Feel better? Thought so.
PRICE: $42.00 / 1.7 oz.
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The Real Shaving Co. / Self-Heating Hot Towel Mask / Super Slide Shave Gel
At some point during their 19th-century global dominance, the British perfected the act of shaving, turning it into an art. The Real Shaving Company, in business since 1953, has been providing barbers with professional formulae that are packed with natural, organic ingredients.
This cheeky British company counsels its clients to flip the daily grind of shaving on its head and, instead, take a more indulgent spa approach to those morning ablutions.
A recent winner in the Men's Health Grooming Awards, the Real Shaving Company's Self-Heating Hot Towel Mask is a mineral clay mask that warms and softens even the most bristly grizzly bear beard with a perfect panda bear breakfast of lemongrass, tea tree leaf, vitamin E, and zinc oxide.
Follow that step with another Men's Health Grooming Awards winner: the Super Slide Shave Gel, which is a lather-free clear gel loaded with natural almond oil, aloe vera, and vitamin E, and you'll see a shave as smooth as...Sweeney Todd.
Best part of all? These are products that don't break the bank. Affordable indulgence - at Duane Reade, at that. Go on, your face is worth it.
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ATV Accident in St. John Valley
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Police, ambulance and fire and rescue crews were on the scene of an ATV accident this afternoon involving a 12-year-old boy from Denver, Colorado. It happened at the intersection of where the Heritage Trail crosses Hall Street near the ski tow. Witnesses say the boy, his twin brother, and his father, were traveling on separate ATV vehicles, when the 12-year- old's four-wheeler overturned on a bank, trapping him facedown underneath, with his head under one of the wheels. The child was conscious and responsive when rescue crews tipped the ATV up off of him. He was placed on a stretcher for transport to Northern Maine Medical Center.
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Texas Sen. John Cornyn voiced some objections to the DREAM Act at a Senate hearing on Tuesday. His points are a lesson in contradictions of the kind that permeate the immigration debate. He said approving the DREAM Act outside of comprehensive immigration reform would spur what he called "chain migration." The DREAM Act would give […] [Read More]


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An on-vehicle system for identifying and reporting external conditions is presented. The system has an operator-selectable user interface to identify occurrence of an external condition, a global positioning system receiver; and, a wireless communications system. The unit may be used to assist in discovering localized roadway conditions that adversely affect safety and travel. The unit is placeable into a vehicle of a volunteer, is manually operated whenever a hazard is detected. Reportable hazards include potholes, obstacles or debris in the highway, snow or ice patches, fog, unusual traffic or pedestrian activity, and localized incidences, such as presence of disabled or emergency vehicles. Nature of the hazard is indicatable by manual activation of additional push buttons or other suitable devices. A GPS receiver is incorporated to estimate position, speed, and heading of the hazard. The information is encoded as a message sent to a central server.
1. On-vehicle system for manually identifying recognition of external conditions and reporting the external conditions, comprising:
a. a user interface configured to recognize manual user selection indicating the recognition of discrete external conditions selected from a plurality of user selectable discrete external conditions;
b. a global positioning system receiver configured to provide temporal vehicle position upon user selection of discrete external conditions; and,
c. a wireless communications system configured to transmit user selected discrete external conditions and corresponding temporal vehicle positions for receipt by a receiver remote from the vehicle.
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9. Method for selectively manually identifying and reporting conditions external to a vehicle, comprising:
presenting a plurality of selectable external conditions for manual selection;
monitoring a selectable external condition indication through a user interface, the selectable external condition indication identifying user recognition of one of the selectable external conditions;
determining a time-stamped location where the selectable external condition indication occurred through a GPS device; and
reporting the selectable external condition indication and the time-stamped location where the selectable external condition indication occurred through a wireless communication system to a remote server.
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14. On-vehicle system for manually identifying and reporting external conditions, comprising:
a user interface configured for selective manual identification indicating user recognition of said external conditions selected from a plurality of user selectable external conditions;
a global positioning system receiver configured to capture vehicle position at the time of identification of said external conditions; and
a wireless communication system configured to transmit a message to a receiver remote from the vehicle including identified external conditions and captured vehicle positions.
This invention pertains generally to motor vehicles, and more specifically to motor vehicles having on-board capability to measure, analyze, and communicate roadway conditions and traffic patterns.
There is a need to provide up-to-date information concerning localized road and traffic conditions, to improve traffic safety, reduce congestion, and improve vehicle throughput. Systems engineers have proposed various systems to meet this need. One such system comprises a wireless system for providing services and time-critical information about places and events to mobile computers and their users proximate to their current locations or potential destinations. This system provides information, including traffic congestion information and user-generated information from bar-coded objects and digital photographs of scenes and other materials. Included is a combination low-radiation dosage-reception handset for wireless communications which includes bar-code reader and digital camera peripheral devices for mobile computers, a bracket for interfacing a mobile computer with radio to external systems, and methods for improving the operations of computer reception, search, and display of such information for the edification, efficiency, and enjoyment of computer users.
Another system comprises a traffic alert warning system and method for transmitting a road condition message to operators of vehicles when the system determines that a frequency channel to be used in broadcasting the message is not being used. The traffic alert warning system includes an activity level monitoring circuit for measuring the communication activity of the frequency channel, a channel availability logic circuit for determining when the frequency channel is available for transmission, a storage unit for storing a road condition message, and a transmitter assembly for transmitting the road condition message.
Another system is known for collecting traffic information. One or more aircraft, such as helicopters, fly predetermined flight paths above a geographic area. The flight paths are determined so that portions of roads for which traffic information are to be collected are within the ranges of remote velocity sensors located on board the aircraft during the flights of these aircraft along their respective flight paths. Each aircraft includes positioning equipment that allows the precise position of the aircraft during its flight to be determined. During a flight along the predetermined flight path, the remote velocity sensor in each aircraft is operated to perform scans of locations on roadways in the geographic area. Using a precise road map database and taking into account the location, velocity and attitude of the aircraft while each scan is being made, data indicating traffic conditions along the roadways are collected.
Furthermore, practitioners are developing and implementing on-vehicle short to medium range communications systems, including those referred to as Dedicated Short Range Communications ('DSRC'). These systems provide standardized communications protocols for use in communicating between vehicles, and for use in broadcast communications. A short range communications system complements cellular communications by providing very high data transfer rates in circumstances wherein minimizing latency in the communication link and isolating relatively small communication zones are important. A typical system includes an on-vehicle transponder providing communications, a controller, and a vehicle operator interface. Such systems may be used to facilitate management of road systems to reduce congestion, and provide logistical support to fleet managers.
Even allowing for the above-mentioned technologies, there exists a need for a system whereby a vehicle operator may provide localized, time-crucial information regarding roadway and traffic conditions and other external conditions that affect safety and travel-in a specific area.
Therefore, an on-vehicle unit for reporting external conditions, including hazards, is proposed which may be used to assist in discovering localized roadway conditions that adversely affect safety and travel. The unit is placeable into a vehicle of a volunteer, and is manually operated by the vehicle operator or other vehicle occupant whenever a hazard is detected. Reportable hazards may include, for example, potholes, obstacles or debris in the highway, snow or ice patches, fog, unusual traffic or pedestrian activity, and localized incidences, such as presence of disabled or emergency vehicles. The nature of the hazard is indicatable by manual activation of additional push buttons or other suitable devices. A global positioning system ('GPS') receiver is incorporated into the host vehicle to estimate position, speed, and heading at the hazard location.
The information for each reported hazard is encoded as a message that is sent to a central server via a wireless communications interface. The user interface is preferably part of the unit.
The central server compiles hazard reports from all participating vehicles, verifies them for consistency, categorizes them and stores the result in a database. The information is made available to assist in management functions such as road management and repair. The data is further compiled and analyzed, and made available to vehicle operators and other users, e.g. traffic reporting services, for use in various publications and rebroadcasts. The information is made available to on-board vehicle navigation systems and publishers and broadcasters of such information, in conjunction with other information, to inform vehicle operators of potential encounters with hazardous conditions.
Therefore, in accordance with the present invention, an on-vehicle system for identifying and reporting external conditions is presented. The system preferably comprises an operator-selectable user interface operable to identify occurrence of an external condition, a global positioning system receiver; and, a wireless communications system.
An aspect of the invention comprises the operator-selectable user interface being an in-cockpit device having a plurality of discrete external conditions.
Another aspect of the invention comprises the discrete external conditions are selectable, and may include road surface conditions, ambient conditions and traffic conditions.
Another aspect of the invention includes the operator-selectable user interface comprising a push-button device.
Another aspect of the invention includes the operator-selectable user interface comprising a graphic-user interface device.
Another aspect of the invention includes the wireless communications system operable to capture a time-stamped location of occurrence of an identified external condition when the operator selects one of the plurality of discrete external conditions of the user interface.
A further aspect of the invention comprises the time-stamped location of occurrence of the identified external condition including a position, speed, and heading of the vehicle at the time of reporting the occurrence of the identified external condition.
These and other aspects of the invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art upon reading and understanding the following detailed description of the embodiments.
The invention may take physical form in certain parts and arrangement of parts, the preferred embodiment of which will be described in detail and illustrated in the accompanying drawing which forms a part hereof, and wherein:
The FIGURE is a schematic diagram of a system, in accordance with the present invention.
Referring now to the drawing, wherein the showings are for the purpose of illustrating the invention only and not for the purpose of limiting the same, the FIGURE shows a schematic diagram of a motor vehicle 10 which has been constructed in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
The vehicle 10 preferably comprises a motor vehicle constructed and equipped to operate on highways and roadways. Alternatively, the invention may be executed in any setting wherein multiple vehicles traverse a surface. Exemplary settings include road or building construction sites, agricultural sites, logging trails, manufacturing plants, warehouses, and recreational trails.
The on-vehicle system for identifying and reporting potentially hazardous external road conditions preferably comprises an operator-selectable user interface 20 operable to identify occurrence of an external condition coupled with a global positioning system ('GPS') receiver 30. The user interface 20 and GPS receiver 30 each provide signal information to a message formatter 40. The message formatter 40 delivers a formatted message to a wireless communications transceiver 50, which is operable to communicate with a remote receiver and server 60. The remote server 60 is operable to receive messages, manipulate received messages, and communicate results of received messages accordingly.
The user interface 20 preferably comprises an in-cockpit device having a plurality of user-selectable discrete external conditions and hazards. The user interface 20 preferably takes the form of a push-button device having a plurality of buttons corresponding to discrete external conditions and having some form of feedback or latching device to indicate to the operator that one or more specific buttons have been actuated, or pushed. There is also preferably a "Report" button, useable by the operator to command the system to send a message to the remote server 60 reporting the presence of a specific external condition at a specific location. Alternatively, the user interface 20 may comprise a graphic user interface ('GUI'), known to a skilled practitioner, and executed in the vehicle to provide additional functionality. The GUI includes a video screen having either touch-sensitive capability or an accompanying keyboard or other input/output device (e.g. mouse), wherein the road hazard reporting system comprises one of multiple user systems available to the operator through a selectable menu system. Alternatively, the user interface may take the form of a voice-recognition system.
The plurality of user-selectable discrete external conditions and hazards preferably comprises a combination of road surface conditions, ambient conditions, and traffic conditions, determinable by the specific application of the system. Road surface conditions typically include road hazards such as potholes, disabled vehicles, or other unexpected problems. Ambient conditions typically include localized inclement weather conditions, such as fog, ice, drifting snow, flooding, or other conditions. Traffic conditions typically include presence of local construction projects, emergency vehicles, or high density traffic. The quantity and definition of the reportable plurality of user-selectable discrete external conditions and hazards may instead be definable by the individual or group integrating the aforementioned system into specific vehicles, and is dependent upon the application.
The GPS receiver 30, along with accompanying message formatter 40, is known technology. The GPS receiver 30 is preferably operable to provide position, speed, and heading, i.e. direction, of the vehicle 10 at the time of reporting the occurrence of an identified external condition or road hazard. This is preferably executed in a manner wherein GPS location is captured, or latched, at the time when a specific external condition or hazard is identified by the operator through the user interface 20 by the pressing one of the aforementioned condition buttons.
The message formatter 40 is operable to deliver a formatted message to wireless communications transceiver 50 on the vehicle. The formatted message is preferably a transmittable message comprising the specifically identified external condition, the position, speed, heading of the vehicle 10 and the time the specifically identified external condition was logged or reported, and other identifying information of the communicating vehicle. The message formatter is configured as a standalone control device, or, alternatively, may be integrated into an on-vehicle control system to utilize available computing capability on the vehicle and wireless communications transceiver 50 when the vehicle is configured thusly.
The exemplary wireless communications transceiver 50, operable to communicate with a remote traffic-management center ('TMC') 60 preferably comprises a wireless communications sensor and controller operable to communicate with the message formatter to provide a signal output comprising the formatted message. The wireless communications sensor and controller are preferably adapted to execute a conventional standardized communications protocol, such as a dedicated short-range communications ('DSRC') protocol, to the remote receiver 60. Wireless communications using a dedicated short-range communications ('DSRC') protocol is known to a skilled practitioner.
The remote traffic-management center 60 may comprise a dedicated private system operated for the benefit of individual users, or comprise a public broadcast system operated for the benefit of public subscribers, including vehicle operators, private broadcasters, and public highway management services including highway patrol and road maintenance crews.
The invention has been described with specific reference to the preferred embodiments and modifications thereto. Further modifications and alterations may occur to others upon reading and understanding the specification. It is intended to include all such modifications and alterations insofar as they come within the scope of the invention.
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Rogers Announces iPhone in Canada!
We're number 7! We're number 7! (OMG 7!!11)
During their Q1 Press Conference Call this week, Rogers Mobile announced that they had finally (finally!) finalized a deal to bring the iPhone to Canada:
"We're thrilled to announce that we have a deal with Apple to bring the iPhone to Canada later this year. We can't tell you any more about it right now, but stay tuned."
This would make Canada the 7th country to officially announce an iPhone deal, after the US, UK, Germany, France, Ireland, and Austria. (Whether they launch 7th will be another matter...)
Now, I can't say Phone Different bringing attention to this matter just last week played any role in the big announcement (El Jobso, are you reading us right now?), but it is quite a coincidence, n'est ce pas? ;)
In any event, if this pans out, I'll be ecstatic. Heck, I might even sing! (mercifully after the break...)
{clears throat}
O, iPhone!
Is finally coming to this land
True Apple love, but what about data plans?
With glowing heart, Canadians dare to hope
For rates cheap and cap free
Though only later this year,
O iPhone, we will see!
Jobs struck the deal, Ted heard my plea
O iPhone, please, oh please, let it be!
O iPhone, but will it be... 3G?
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I called them into a Job-style pod and just went ballistic, is what I did. Pure El Stevo unleashed style. Then I fired all of them.
Then I woke up : (
The track reminds me of some track by other atrist that I very much liked . I can't recall which one is it :-/ does anyone know which track I am talking about?


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Black Migration and the Black Church
By Mark Kendall
Los Angeles' Black population saw its greatest growth
during the first half of the 20th century, as African Americans left the
South seeking better lives in what became known as the Great Migration.
When they reached L.A., these migrants typically turned to churches, not
only for spiritual uplift, but for practical help with everything from
finding a job to learning etiquette. These secular roles are the focus
of Professor Lorn Foster's latest project: "Black Migration to Los
Angeles, 1910-1950: the Role of the Black Church in Social Mobility."
With few other community institutions for people to turn to, the church
served as "the place where African Americans could be themselves,
accumulate capital, speak their peace and have a role to play that they
couldn't have in any of the other places," says Foster.
But so far, histories of the region have given short shrift to the role
of Black congregations, according to Foster, whose work focuses on eight
major L.A. churches. One of these, People's Independent Church, helped
to found the Golden State Life Insurance Company, which became the
largest Black-controlled insurance company in the U.S. Another, Second
Baptist Church, hosted the city's first NAACP convention in 1927.
As part of his research, Foster is conducting oral history interviews
and helping several churches catalog and digitize their archives. A pair
of students, Becky Dale '09 and David Brown '08, assisted with the
project last summer. Brown grew up in Los Angeles and "being
African-American myself, it's been pretty cool to see the church has
been an instrument of change, an instrument of mobility in the Black
community," says Brown.
Foster, who also grew up in L. A., expects the project will lead to a
book: "This has taken on a life of its own.''


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A recap of the WIAA semifinal round for local teams outside of Division 2
Leslie Spoon recaps Level 3 of the high school football playoffs in Divisions 3 through 6.
Highlights and a recap of round 1 of the high school football playoffs, and a look ahead to match-ups in level two
Local 5's Ryan Rodig and Nick Goddard break down the high school football playoff brackets
Friday night high school football highlights from October 4th including Bay Port vs. Ashwaubenon, West De Pere vs. Seymour, and much more!
The WIAA high school girls basketball tournament got underway Tuesday night with regionals.
Local 5's Ryan Rodig has highlights from the final week of the high school football regular season on our Xtra Point coverage, presented by Subway.
Wisconsin recently adopted a new concussion bill that does not allow high school athletes to return to their sport after a concussion without written clearance by a health care provider.
Ricardo Arguello from the Appleton Post-Crescent checks in to talk about the valley high school hoops scene in this week's prep spotlight.


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NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas - The 52nd annual Wurstfest kicked off in New Braunfels on Friday.
Frank Witting, one of the organizers of the German heritage festival, said the great weather on Friday was perfect for opening day and he's hoping that the same weather will stick around to give everyone a chance to enjoy the festival.
Rachel Moreno, who is from New Braunfels, waited in line with her grandson an hour before Wurstfest opened the gates to the public.
"We've been out there since three o'clock," said Moreno. "So we're just ready to eat those pork chops. I always bring my grandson."
And the food, Witting said, is really the highlight of Wurstfest every year.
"You have to try the sausage on a stick," Witting said. "And you have to try the fried Oreos."
Wurstfest 2012 will also have plenty of polka music, special performances and a lot of German beer.
Wurstfest will run from Nov. 2 to 11.
Festival admission is $8, but if purchased by Nov. 3, you can get tickets for $6.
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For your last hurrah, go out with a bang
Decorating for the end of the world
By Tracy Hobson Lehmann : December 11, 2012 : Updated: December 16, 2012 4:02pm
Photo By Courtesy Dunis StoneEnd of the world package photos.
Doomsday, schmoomsday. We're going out in a blaze of glory. The Mayans didn't exclude Visa and Amex from their lights-out prophecy, so budget joins cleanup at the bottom of the worry list.
We're thinking a fiery fete, with the backyard alight with dancing flames in linear fire vessels from Dunis Stone.
Flickering LED tea lights nestled in jars of red hot candies and Atomic Fireballs can line the steps of a Mayan pyramid constructed of cinderblocks.
Food stations aglow with flambé dishes — queso flameado, flambé shrimp, bananas Foster — will kick up the ambiance.
For a grand finale, guests can light sparklers and wait for the big bang.
(We'll play it safe and invite our favorite firefighters.)
And if the Mayans were just messing with us, we've thrown a warm welcome for winter.


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RAMSHACKLE GLORY is an anarcho-punk band with many members, based in Tucson, AZ.
They have released two full length albums, one split album, and toured the United States extensively in the summers of 2011, 2012 and 2013. The band self-releases music on its own Savage Wasteland Music Collective imprint, as well as with friends like Plan-It-X Records and the DIY Bandits. The band is launching a two week summer tour in 2014.
Disdane: bass
Dottie: trombone
Eric "Johnny" Freedom: trumpet
Luke: drums
Nick: accordion
Wyndham: piano
Pat: guitar
Dani: guitar
Alyssa: clarinet
Mike: trumpet
Douglas: banjo
Charlie: trumpet
November 5, 2014A couple exciting shows are coming up real fast. A couple solo shows from Pat The Bunny and Devil's Coachwhip, on the way to and from a Ramshackle Glory show in Denver to benefit the prisoner support group Denver Anarchist Black Cross. Our bass player Dane will also be arranging presentations about his experience being extradited to Canada for actions during the 2010 G20 Summit in Toronto.
All shows are all ages, for life.
Thursday November 13: Albuquerque, NM.
Wagon Wheel (310 Stanford SE), starting at 6pm. 6pm: Dane's presentation, 7:45: Devil's Coachwhip, 8:45: Arroyo Deathmatch, 9:45: Pat the Bunny. Featuring Pat The Bunny (solo set), Devil's Coachwhip (solo set), a political presentation from Dane. Not a full-band Ramshackle Glory show.
Saturday November 15: Denver, CO.
6:30 PM doors, 7:30 PM bands @ Rhinoceropolis (3553 Brighton Blvd Denver, CO 80216). All ages, $10 suggested donation.
w/Ramshackle Glory (electric power quartet version), Mega Gem, The Repercussions, some more bands. A benefit for the Denver Anarchist Black Cross Federation mutual aid fund, which provides financial support to members of social justice movements in need of economic relief and assistance. More information at http://denverabc.wordpress.com
Sunday, November 16th: Salt Lake City, UT.
Boing Anarchist Collective 608 S 500 E, Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 7PM Featuring Pat The Bunny (solo set), Devil's Coachwhip (solo set). Not a full-band Ramshackle Glory show.
Monday, November 17th: Salt Lake City, UT.
Details to be announced. Political presentation from Dane. Not a punk show.
Tuesday, November 18th: Las Vegas, NV.
Political presentation from Dane: 6 PM @ The Sci Fi Center (5077 Arville Street Las Vegas, NV 89118) https://www.facebook.com/events/655654977889181/
followed by punk show:
The Artistic Armory, 5087 Arville St. https://www.facebook.com/events/1576257205936534/. Featuring Pat The Bunny (solo set), Devil's Coachwhip (solo set). Not a full-band Ramshackle Glory show.
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Split with midwestern first-wave folk punk band Ghost Mice. Split label release between our own Savage Wasteland Music Collective and Plan-It-X Records. Ten songs on the theme of shelter and home, five from each band.
Who are your friends gonna be? (2012)
CD: $7+ The second full length album from Ramshackle Glory. Darker, rawer, more complex material. download on bandcamp
Live the dream (2011)
CD: $7+ Vinyl and Cassette: Plan-It-X Records
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Official music video for the song "No Shelter" off the recent split-release between Ghost Mice and Ramshackle Glory.
One More Time For Texas: Ramshackle Glory tour documentary
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I would like to enrol as a member to a Rifle Club. As I Stay in Delhi *(GK2), Pls let me know the nearest Club and the procedures of becoming a member. Also i read in some post that you require someone to introduce you to the club.... Than you need to search for a member.. is this correct.
dev\";p=\"40388 wrote:Got my membership renewed today after about two months of digging around. Finally dug out my air pistol participation cert that verified that I had been kosher till 2006. Col Jaswant helped me out a lot by not only renewing the membership (Rs300 yearly) and then he went out of his way.
He has written a note about my membership being renewed to the Delhi State Rep who comes to Dr. Karni Singh range, asking him to assist me procuring ammo for practice for the coming Delhi State Competition.
So we be ganging up to get our jollies outa .22 Lr tomorrow. I guess Olly would call Colonel Jaswant a dhaling but the old war horse may just send a 5.56 slug heading towards Ollie
I will keep my gratitude at bay by just bowing to the kindly gent.
dodger\";p=\"58341 wrote:with What all bores one can practice there? I mean that do they allow Big Bores ? LIke .315 and all?
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Even in a summer of healthcare fatigue, a coalition of House Democrats plans to introduce legislation Thursday to establish a government-run "public option" that would be available to consumers in the overhaul law's insurance exchanges.
Rep. Lynn Woolsey, D-Calif., a longtime leader in efforts to include a public option in healthcare reform, said her bill currently has 125 co-sponsors and is similar to legislation that was passed by the House Education and Labor Committee during the healthcare debate.
"We've tweaked it so [the public option] fits in the exchanges," said Woolsey.
The legislation pegs public option reimbursement rates to 5 percent above Medicare rates. Woolsey said the CBO has scored her new bill and it "scores better" than the original public option included in the House's healthcare bill.
Woolsey emphasized the new public option legislation would help cut the deficit and save money.
"Do we expect to vote on it this Congress? No, but we're ready," said Woolsey. "And what will we use it for? Do you want to cut the deficit? Do you want to have pay-fors, and ooh, competition to the insurance companies? Fiscally, it gives us a place to save and cut."
Rep. Raul Grijalva, D-Ariz., a co-sponsor and co-chairman of the Progressive Caucus, acknowledged that the bill did not have much of a chance of passing in this Congress.
"We know that the session is probably winding down, but we want to set the table for its discussion in the future," said Grijalva, who noted that removal of the public option from the bill was the "biggest loss" the House faced when voting on the Senate-passed healthcare overhaul bill.
"By reintroducing it, we make sure that people don't forget this is a viable option," he said. "I think as the health bill is implemented, more and more people are going to come to the realization that cost containment and competition aren't as robust as they should be, because of the absence of the public option."
This article appears in the July 24, 2010 edition of NJ Daily.


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This Washington Post piece [1] discusses efforts in a Washington, D.C. charter school to simultaneously educate parents alongside their yonger children. In this case, the dual-generation approach seeks to improve the English language skills of parents in hopes of bolstering additional support at home for students and their studies.
The full article can be found here [1].


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Obama unboundJanuary 24,2013He did not utter the words, but President Barack Obamas second inaugural address was suffused with the spirit of a favorite phrase: Martin Luther King Jr.s call to heed the fierce urgency of now.
This was a president unbound from much of what defined him upon taking office four years ago, a man clearly cognizant of time already running down on his opportunity to make his imprint on the country and on history.
Gone were the vision of a new kind of high-minded politics, the constraint of a future re-election campaign and the weight of unrealistic expectations. In their place was an unapologetic argument that modern liberalism was perfectly consistent with the spirit of the founders and a notice that, with no immediate crisis facing the nation, Obama intended to use the full powers of his office for progressive values.
We must act, knowing that our work will be imperfect, he said.
After spending much of his first term evolving on the question of gay marriage and doing too little in the eyes of many African-Americans to address poverty and civil rights, he invoked Seneca Falls and Selma and Stonewall and cited responsibility for the poor, sick and displaced.
He acknowledged the budget deficit but emphasized protecting Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security. He mentioned jobs but highlighted global warming. He lauded the bravery and strength of the U.S. armed forces, but started his foreign policy remarks by asserting that enduring security and lasting peace do not require perpetual war.
Obama came to office four years ago all but consumed by what he inherited: two wars and an economy in free fall. He then confronted an exhausting series of crises and political problems at home and abroad: budget showdowns, a huge oil spill, Middle East turmoil, the rise of the Tea Party movement.
Through it all, he chose to wage additional battles of choice, most notably his successful push to overhaul the health insurance system. But not until this point, with the economy gradually mending, one war over and another winding down, with Osama bin Laden dead and the Democratic Party drawing strength from the nations changing demographics, has he had the opportunity to master his own presidency.
The policy details of what that effort entails will emerge over the next month through his State of the Union address and his budget, and many or most of them will encounter strong opposition from Republicans on Capitol Hill. Mondays address to the nation and its political class was intended to set out the value system that informs the policy.
Obama has always had a dialectical quality to him: pragmatism versus ideology, bold versus cautious, hawk versus dove, post-racial versus man of color. Those tensions no doubt remain..
But since Election Day, he has seemed to be choosing between them more than in the past. His decision after the Newtown massacre to embark on a full-scale effort to crack down on gun violence showed him to be less shackled to political wisdom about what is possible or electorally wise; his willingness to stare down Republicans over raising the debt limit and winning showed that he is less likely nowadays to start a negotiation by moving to the center and trying to find common ground.
To some Republicans, it is what they warned of all along: a president who ran as a centrist proving to be an unreconstructed liberal. It was no doubt hard for some of them to accept a scolding for treating name calling as reasoned debate a phrase in his Monday address from a man who won re-election by excoriating Mitt Romney as a job-killing plutocrat.
I think all Americans would hope that President Obama, now that hes not facing re-election, would actually sit down and honestly work with Republicans who are very sincere in our desire to fix these problems, said Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis.
But, Johnson added, that was not the sentiment he detected from Obama on Monday. Youve got to sit down in good faith, he said. But I just dont see that with this president.
Rep. Pete Sessions, R-Texas, said, Im surprised weve so abruptly noticed after this election were now managing Americas demise, not Americas great future.
Obamas address nodded to ideological inclusiveness but without repeating his view from four years ago that it was time to end the recriminations and worn-out dogmas that characterized Washington battles. It recognized the power of individual liberty but argued that only through collective action could the nation remain prosperous and secure.
But most of all, it sought to elevate to a more prominent place in the political debate the question of how best the nation should address the little girl born into the bleakest poverty, the parents of a child with a disability, the gay men and women seeking to marry, voters facing hurdles because of their race and immigrants seeking a toehold in a land of opportunity.
We do not believe that in this country, freedom is reserved for the lucky, or happiness for the few, Obama said.
In many ways it was an inaugural address, given on a day that commemorates King, that reflected not just the civil rights leaders fierce urgency of now but the lines that immediately followed it in his I have a dream speech on the National Mall 50 years ago.
This is no time to engage in the luxury of cooling off or to take the tranquilizing drug of gradualism, King said. Now is the time to make real the promises of democracy.
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That Game Podcast - Episode 51 - 10/22/11
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That Game Podcast - Episode 51 - 10/22/11
In this episode Garry explains why he has decided to end his time with World of Tanks, while Alex explains why he's going to take a break from Age of Empires Online for a while. Garry has also been playing Homefront multiplayer, while Alex suffered through The Spiderwick Chronicles. Lots of new releases to talk about this week and a little bit of gaming news. A couple of highlights include newly announced Kinect games which includes Double Fine Production's next "game". Also we've finally gotten the release date outside of Japan for the Playstation Vita.


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