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Discover How I Lost 93 Ibs. In 11 Months!
My name is Bonnie M. and I live with my husband in Streator, Illinois.
Read My Story
I was really feeling horrible about myself on the inside, but I always acted jolly on
the outside. I was out of breath with any exertion, and I was wearing clothes to try to
hide my extra poundage. My knees hurt all the time. I was just plain miserable. I told
myself I'm the same person no matter how much I weigh, but that little sentence wasn't
working for me anymore.
Time to make a change...
I knew I would be in trouble if I didn't do something about my weight soon.
When I got down on the floor to play with my grandkids, I would have to hold on to
something to get up again because my knees hurt me so much. I thought I had a bad case
of arthritis until I let go of the weight.
I was a carbohydrate addict; I've been yo-yo dieting for years. I have tried every
diet on Earth. There were only two things I had not yet tried - hypnosis or surgery. I
hated the way I looked and felt and I didn't want to buy any more large sizes with an 'X'
behind it.
The Solution...
My husband was concerned about my health. I saw an ad in the paper in February
2005. We chose for me to try hypnosis. I called and scheduled my free screening. Then I
made an appointment for hypnosis on my birthday March 2,2005.
Amazing Results...
I always used to have many excuses to eat, to over eat. Now my natural appetite is
telling me when I'm satisfied instead of my emotions ruling me and letting me stuff
myself way beyond full.
The hypnotist has helped me face reality. Holidays, parties and dining out are a
fact of life. Now I'm choosing to eat healthy no matter what the occasion, and that really
has been the key for me.
And this time I have finally gotten rid of all the various sizes in my closet (14 thru
22) for the very first time in my adult life. In the past I kept them around just in case I
might need them again. Not anymore! I am a 10/12 and that is where I am staying. It is so
much fun to go shopping now and it is so satisfying to be able to wear the latest fashions.
I couldn't claim that for myself at a size 22. No more dressing or feeling frumpy and
goodbye to pants with elastic waistbands.
Health Benefits...
I recently had a health screening with lab work and my results were all within the
healthy range. This year I'm celebrating health, my new found self-confidence and the
tremendous increase in my energy level.
So easy to do...
I love the program and I feel so much better than I did just one short year ago.
With self-hypnosis I feel confident that my natural appetite will be in control instead of
my emotions for the long haul.
Free Screening...
I love the results I've gotten, and so will you. Just pick up the phone and make an
appointment for a free screening. You'll be glad you took this simple action as your first
step to achieving your own personal weight loss and health goals.
November 14, 2005
I am 51 years old and have been on one diet or another most of my adult life, obviously without much long term success.
I have always been an emotional eater and when I am bored or depressed that is the first thing I do. I knew I needed to do something. The next morning I picked up the paper and the ad was in again. I read through it and decided it was a free screening, what did I have to lose?
I have lost 33 pounds and gone from a size 18 to a size 12. I exercise daily (and enjoy it!). I find that I am sleeping better and have more energy. I get up in the morning feeling more rested and ready for the day.
The sessions are very relaxing and calming. I am positive that I have found the program that I can finally get my extra weight off with and keep it off.
The best part is that it is not a diet! It teaches you to eat less and not use food to solve your problems. I don't think about food all the time and what I can't have. I want to exercise and like the way it makes me feel! I wish I would have found hypnosis a long time ago. So if you have struggled with weight like I have, try it! You won't regret it.
Cindy H.
Bloomington , IL
June 2006
DISCOVER HOW I LOVED FOOD AND LOST 50 lbs.
I love food! Period, I make no apologies for it. I've been on every diet and weight plan
created, plus I also added weight loss pills. I believed every thing the ads would say and these
plans and pills would do. Most never ever came close to the expectations I'd built up in my head
they would do. If I did lose some weight, after I quit taking or doing what I was supposed to do
I'd gain it all back and more.
I'm a very emotional person and I'd always been an emotional eater. If things went bad
I'd eat, so If I was happy or sad I'd eat. Pretty much if the sun would shine and even if it wouldn't
I'd eat.
I hated what my eating and weight ups and downs had done to my mental attitude. I was
always a bubbly person on the outside but on the inside I was lonely and depressed a lot of the
time. No one knows what goes on inside of a heavy persons mind.
So all my life I've been up and down on the scale. I'd always blame the "miracle pill" that
didn't work when deep down I knew it was me. My fault.. I just couldn't eat" diet" food one
more day. I never had the will power to maintain even a lOlb loss for very long. I knew I had the
knowledge and the tools to lose but I needed that push. That little extra bit of confidence in myself
to do it. I have had a thyroid condition for years, so I thought that was a lot of my problem too!
I've just never been able to lose weight.
Then, I saw the ad for the hypnosis. Well yes, I've done that twice too, and I lost a little
but the weight came back. I read the ads, thought about it and that I should call, but never did and
finally after seeing the ad again a couple of times. I decided to call and I did.
When I called to make my appointment they were very friendly, when I went to my
appointment the atmosphere was very pleasant. They made me feel very relaxed. They explained
everything and, answered all my questions. It made me feel good. I felt when I left that they would
help me. When I left the office I felt like I had new hope for a new me.
I did everything they told me to do, I practiced my self-hypnosis. I've never ever felt like I
had control over my eating till now!! Food used to control me. I lived for food. I had no control
over my eating. But that's all changed now. I'm in total control of my eating! I choose what I eat.
Oh I still love food.
I could not have done this on my own. The hypnosis sessions changed my feeling and
desire. If I could of, I'd of done it long before now. I even lost weight over the holidays,
Thanksgiving and Christmas. In April I was on vacation and I lost 21bs then too! On
vacation I was amazed! I eat, I eat a lot, but I make healthy choices now, I know this will be a life
time change for me. I've never felt this strong about my weight as I do now.
There's no special "foods" or diet to follow, all of a sudden it hits you, and you realize
I'm eating healthy and making the right choices. It feels great!
I believe in myself and know I can do this from now on, but I do believe I'd never been
able to do this without the professional help and encouragement ofP.M.H.C. Food tastes great to
me but, nothing tastes as good as being thin. I've let go of 501bs and I've gone from a tight size 20
pants to my size 14 "skinny jeans."
Food never tastes as good as getting into a pair of your favorite skinny jeans. Call now, don't wait like I did. I know you'll never regret it.
Debbie C.
Chenoa, IL
I started going to the Personal Motivation Hypnosis
Clinic, I was always stressed out. That meant that the
whole family was stressed out. Going to Personal Motivation
Hypnosis Clinic helped me learn to manage my stress.
I learned how to take myself out of stressful places.
By managing my stress I then could also manage my weight.
I now love to eat fresh fruit and veggies; I no longer
want to eat fatty foods and snack on unhealthy foods.
I enjoy working out. It gives me lots of energy. I have
went from a size 16 to a size 8 in 8 weeks. I never
go hungry because this is not a diet; it's a way
of life. You feel great about yourself.
When I started going to the Personal Motivation Hypnosis
Clinic I did not like myself, not the way I looked or
anything about myself. As of today I can say I like
myself again. I'm happy again for the first time
in years.
Thanks to the Personal Motivation Hypnosis Clinic, I
now have a better relationship with my husband of twenty
years. And I now can enjoy life one day at a time, not
stressed out over what I could not control.
Mary F.
Johnsburg, IL
first heard about Personal Motivation Hypnosis Clinic
by flipping tkru the newspaper. After reading about
it I tkought tkat I kad to try it. After all I have
tried everytking else such as starving, skipping meals,
weight watchers, atkins, pills,
water weight pills, laxatives etc.— After meeting
with Cheryl
for my first session, I knew this was for me. After
each session I Just can't wait to hear what suggestions
my brain will absorb the next time. I practice my self
hypnosis disc at least once a day. Since I have started
6 weeks ago I have lost 20 lbs. My energy levels are
higher my happiness and concentration is 100% better.
My husband pays more attention to me. It feels so good
to have people come up to me and tell me that I look
great. I feel confident and pretty. I now know food
is not the answer to anything accept for hunger. I am
not a couch potato anymore. My days are more organized.
I have fun when I exercise.
Lake in the Hills, IL
Early in 2003,1 learned that my high school class of
1953 was planning a 50th reunion in the fall. My weight
at that time was between 315-320 lbs., and I had no
intention of changing that even through I felt fat and
looked the same in my business attire.
I decided immediately that I was not going to go to
the reunion in that condition. My mind set changed and
now I wanted to lose weight and I did. I wanted it so
badly I dropped down to 255 at reunion time and felt
much better, but was still overweight. After the reunion
it was two more years of pigging out and not caring,
I was back up to 290lbs. Again, I felt and looked bad.
In the fall of 2005 I noticed the ads for the Personal
Motivation Hypnosis Clinic and began reading them in
detail. I went on a golfing vacation and told most of
the people I visited with I was going to try this place
to lose weight. I called and booked a screening interview
when I got back. It sounded good but I was a bit skeptical.
I had my first session two days prior to Thanksgiving.
Knowing how I usually overeat at that dinner I was taking
a chance.
the table, I announced what I had started. My family
agreed it was a good idea. In my mind I wanted to be
slim again and I knew what I must do and did it. The
Hypnosis Clinic gave me THE WANT TO attitude back. I
lost 43 Ibs. using hypnosis. As a salesman all my life
I was taught that anything wanted is attainable. If
you want it bad enough, and I do. Remembering what they
told me was easy and I did it. The key here is I WANTED
TO BE SLIMMER AGAIN and I set the goal of going from
290 to 237, a loss of 53 Ibs., I was 237 thirty years
ago. I'm almost there! Last year I had to buy new life
insurance. For the first time in my life I actually
felt mortal. In talking with my insurance agent recently,
I mentioned my weight loss program and found that when
I reach my goal and keep it for a year, two things occur,
my insurance premium drops and I probably will live
Crystal Lake, IL
how I LOST 27 POUNDS of agonizing fat. My name is Denise A.
of Normal, IL and I have taken control of my eating!!
I have struggled with my weight all my life - I was addicted
to sweets, junk foods, and fast foods. I could not get through
a day without some type of cookie, cake, doughnut, or fast
food. My weight has went up and down like a yo-yo over the
past several years. I have a very stressful and demanding
job and after work it was just easier to eat fast food than
have to think about cooking dinner - I was just too tired.I
knew I had to do something soon but diets just don't
work because all I do is think about food. I had tried everything
from powders, patches to every diet pill of the TV or on the
store shelves only to fail, fail, and fail again. I was getting
discouraged and began to think that I would never get rid
of this unwanted weight.
I saw an ad in the paper for Personal Motivation Hypnosis;
I read it over and over and over again and finally ended up
throwing the article out thinking it was just going to be
yet another let down. Besides, I had never known anyone that
had ever been hypnotized for weight loss. A few months later,
I saw another ad and kept reading it. I finally decided what
the heck, it's a free screening - what do I have to
After my first session with hypnosis I felt an amazing transformation.
I no longer craved the foods I had always lived for. My eating
habits have totally changed and I only eat healthy foods.
I have more energy than I ever have and work out several times
a week walking, jogging, and muscle toning. The weekly visits
were great and they encouraged me all the way - I always left
with the attitude that I will achieve my goal!! The self-hypnosis
that I do everyday helps to keep me focused on my goals and
keeps me on track. It has also helped me to sleep better at
night than I ever have.
After the first 9 weeks, I lost an amazing 27 pounds and feel
like a new person. I can't believe it when I look in
the mirror and see the amazing results. I still have another
8 pounds to go, but I have no doubt in my mind that I will
achieve this goal.
I give my heartfelt thanks to Personal Motivation for the
wonderful success that I have achieved; I could not have done
this without their help. This has been the easiest weight
loss program that I have ever been on with very little effort
on my part I wasn't starving all the time. I would highly
recommend Personal Motivation to anyone that feels that they
have tried everything - you haven't until you have made
the call for this. I thank them everyday for my new way of
life and helping me to take control of my eating. Thanks again.
lost 14 pounds
after just 5 sessions over a 6-week period of time. I have
changed in the proportions of food I have been eating, have
curbed my stress eating, made time for myself and find I handle
situations with a little more ease.
I still need to lose some pounds for health reasons but feel
more confident in myself to do so without a diet. The relaxation
technique has allowed me to provide myself with some needed
down time most days. Every time I return to the Personal
Motivation Program, it energizes me to get back and keep on
track toward my goal(s).
Jim M.
El Paso, IL.
like to thank you for the help that you have given me with
weight control and appetite control. I would never think it
possible to walk away from cookies or candy. I still have
candy from Halloween that is usually gone by November 1st.
I have lost about 15 lbs without the thought of dieting which
used to be on my mind at all times. I have tried to watch
what I eat in the past but usually lost control by noon on
the first day, I have found clothes to fit better and have
put on pants that didn't fit for a few years. The best
part is that the weight loss seems to be very natural and
at a very even pace over the last 6 weeks. I have found that
I can eat hot fudge sundaes without starting cravings for
the rest of the day or week: this is truly amazing as that
has never appened before. I can now eat a cookie without worrying
about eating the whole plate full the same day.
Thank you very much,
Bill T.
Crystal Lake, IL


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Friday, February 1, 2008
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ATLANTA - Mike Hampton, who hasn't pitched in a major league game since 2005, is expected to be ready for the start of spring training as he continues his comeback from two elbow surgeries and a hamstring injury.Hampton has to show he is healthy. It is too early to list the left-hander among the Atlanta Braves' projected starters as pitching coach Roger McDowell's conditioning camp begins today at Turner Field, two weeks before the start of spring training. General manager Frank Wren says Hampton has full clearance to join workouts when pitchers and catchers report to spring training Feb. 14. 'He's fine. He's 100 percent,' Wren said of Hampton. 'He has no restrictions going into spring training.' Hampton has been working out in Phoenix and may not join the voluntary conditioning camp in Atlanta. Hampton suffered a right hamstring injury in the first inning of his first start in a winter league game in Mexico in November. This came after his 2007 season ended when he suffered a torn flexor tendon in his left elbow last spring as he was making a comeback from ligament replacement surgery in the elbow. The hamstring injury renewed doubts that Hampton, 35, can remain healthy and join John Smoltz, Tim Hudson and Tom Glavine to give the team four former 20-game winners, each with more than 130 career wins. Wren said Hampton has fully recovered from the hamstring injury. Wren said the injury shouldn't hurt Hampton's comeback chances. 'Not really,' Wren said. 'I think we would have all loved to have seen him throw and make half a dozen starts or so in Mexico. It didn't happen. All we can go by now is he's doing well and throwing well.' Wren wouldn't comment on the New York Mets' ongoing efforts to complete a deal for Minnesota Twins ace Johan Santana, who would fill the Mets' rotation spot left vacant by Glavine's return to Atlanta. The addition of Santana could make the Mets the team to beat in the NL East. Santana, Pedro Martinez and John Maine would give the Mets three top starters to compare with any in baseball. The Braves hope they have improved pitching depth one year after manager Bobby Cox juggled such starters as Mark Redman, Lance Cormier, Kyle Davies and Buddy Carlyle. Of that group, only Carlyle returns, but it would be a surprise and a disappointment if he leaves spring training with a spot in the rotation. SideBar: Braves Spring Training Where: Disney's Wide World of Sports, Orlando, Fla. Reporting date: Feb. 13 First workout: Feb. 14 Full squad: Feb. 20 First game: Feb. 27 vs. Georgia Bulldogs, 1:05 p.m. Grapefruit League opener: Feb. 28 vs. Dodgers at Vero Beach, 1:05 p.m. First home game: Feb. 29 vs. Dodgers at Champion Stadium, 1:05 p.m. More information: AtlantaBraves.com
More like this story
- Braves' Hampton hurts hamstring in latest comeback attempt ( November 28, 2007 )
- Braves conclude workouts at Turner ( February 12, 2008 )
- Braves react to Mets' signing of Santana ( February 2, 2008 )
- Braves release Glavine ( June 4, 2009 )
- Hampton to miss season after another elbow injury ( April 10, 2007 )

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Physicians Formula Organic Wear Fake Out Mascara
Physicians Formula Organic Wear Fake Out ($8.79) for Spring 2013 should be popping up at drugstores soonish. I located mine at Bed, Bath, and Beyond when I went in to grab some odds and ends for Thanksgiving.
This is an all on one wonder mascara or at least it's marketed as such. However, I'm always a little distrustful when a mascara has too many bells and whistles.
Perhaps it'll be good?
Physicians Formula Organic Wear Fake Out Mascara promises 24 hour wear with a false lash effect that curls, lengthens, and adds volume. Made from natural fiber the formula is 100% natural supposedly.
I was a little skeptical of the formula since the brush is one of those club-like applicators that Covergirl Lashblast has. The thing is Lashblast is a big fail for me due to that brush so I'm unsure how well this will work for me.
Looks promising though so I have hopes it'll be great.
Tried it?
Do share your thoughts I'd love to hear your experience with it.
Available now at drugstores.
11/19/12 12:49 Tiffany Martin:
I haven't tried it but I love a good mascara, so I hope it rocks!! I have the covergirl lashblast volume, and it's doing well for me so far, but I have a unique way to apply mascara that helps make my lashes ridiculous, and negates the problematic club applicator. (I really should do a post, my friends keep asking me to). So far I think the formula is actually really good. Then again my lashes are pretty good to begin with (long and they hold a curl) but not so good in volume so I have to be careful of spiderlashes >_>
11/20/12 7:27 Majick:
Hey Tiff- I was anxiously waiting for you to "spill" your technique so I could compare notes. LOL. I always enjoy reading how some folks do their makeup to see if I can improve mine or, if maybe I do something diff that I might share as well.
11/20/12 12:22 Tiffany Martin:
It's kinda hard to explain my "technique" so I should really do a blog post on this. (I'll write it up and throw in pictures so people don't jam their eyes out by accident or something.) I'm a slow poster but a diligent one, which I like to point out so people don't think I forgot/gave up lol.
What mascaras do you like?
11/21/12 8:09 Majick:
Tiff- I have several that I like, right now I have 3 in rotation. It cosmetics has a nice one but the brush can be a challenge because it has a ball on the end for pushing the lashed up/ out. I really like tarte lights camera lashes- it's basic but doesn't clump or smear, and you get pretty full lashes.
I wear contacts so that also comes into play. I used to be a Dior show fan but have not used it in a century.
A few others I have tried and liked are: hourglass, benefit they're real, and… Sorry, my brain just went south lol.
Anyway, I look forward to your tutorial.
11/19/12 13:29 Kiss & Make-up:
Ooh, I look forward to the review! It sure looks lovely.
11/19/12 13:49 Pauline:
I'm looking for a brand new organic mascara which has the false lash effects, so i can't wait to see your review, i'm quite interested !
11/19/12 14:13 Ruth:
it should come with a warning: "objects are enhanced to empty your wallet because of our false claims" or "nobody's eyelashed will look like falsies, unless, you know, you're wearing falsies"
11/20/12 22:55 April D.:
Haha, this is awesome – Love it! Totally agree :))
11/19/12 14:34 Hillarie:
I'd be willing to try this. I have yet to try any of the other PF Organic Wear mascaras, though
11/19/12 14:48 Rebekah:
Muse, have you ever tried Mary Kay Lash Lengthening Mascara? I almost NEVER wear mascara, but I remember I used to love that stuff!!! I'm not nearly the makeup connoisseur that you are..but I just remembered that mascara while reading what you said about distrusting mascara that claims to do everything!
Anyways..just a random thought! I hope you have a marvelous Thanksgiving week!!!
11/19/12 18:09 Melissa:
Tried it and wanted to love it. It looked great on my lashes, but it was so smeary! Like it didn't dry.
This mascara is fine— unless you touch or rub your eyes, sweat, or get your face wet.
11/19/12 19:46 Nicole:
I already love their lash booster mascara, so I'll have to try this.
11/20/12 10:31 Danii:
That applicator scares me. Did you hear about the Dior Diorshow ad that got into trouble in the UK?! I thought it was HYSTERICAL! The model (some celebrity whose name escapes me for good reasons) was wearing falsies for the ad and L'Oreal made a claim against them. So funny. This reminded me of it.


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Bears use both QBs, rout Woodmont
HONEA PATH - Belton-Honea Path coasted into the Class 3A playoffs Friday night while giving its opponents plenty to think about.
In a 38-6 rout of Woodmont, the Bears used both of their quarterbacks effectively and put doubt in the minds of defensive coordinators who'll study their film in the days to come.
B-HP finished at 8-2, 4-1 in Region 1-AAA; Woodmont finished at 1-9, 1-4.
The Bears will begin the 3A playoffs next Friday night at home against Eastside.
"This was a much better way to go into the playoffs," B-HP coach Wayne Green said. "These guys put a damper on us last year by beating us. This is a much better football team this year."
With starting tailback Charles Lindsay hobbled by an ankle sprain suffered a week ago (he had two yards on one carry), Green turned to an offense featuring both Nino Woolridge (the starting quarterback much of the season) and Cody Spence.
Woolridge completed two of five passes for 95 yards, a touchdown and an interception, and rushed for 135 yards and three touchdowns on 17 carries. He had a hand in four of the Bears' five offensive scores.
Spence completed five of nine passes for 91 yards and an interception, giving the Bears a good passing complement while Woolridge chewed up yards as a tailback.
Green said he isn't sure which quarterback or what combination of quarterbacks he'll go with next week.
"We haven't watched any tape on Eastside yet, so we'll have to see what they're doing defensively," he said. "And we will evaluate them in practice. It could be a week-to-week situation."
Regardless, he said, Woolridge will be involved in the offense somehow. He's too valuable not to be.
"He's so versatile," Green said. "You can use him in so many different ways. We don't want to rule anything out on where we put him. If he's at wideout, he's the best wideout on the field. If he's at quarterback, he's the best athlete on the field. And if he's at running back, he's the best running back on the field."
B-HP held a 21-6 halftime lead following an uneven two quarters. The Bears gained four net yards on their first two possessions, including an ill-advised interception thrown by Woolridge while being pulled down by a Woodmont defender.
But Wooldridge recovered nicely on his next drive. On first and 10 from his own 41, he found Jacob Tavernier streaking in stride down the middle of the field, and found him for a 59-yard touchdown, giving B-HP a 7-0 lead with 2:42 left in the first quarter.
The Wildcats struck back on their next drive, using passes of 20 and 24 yards to push within the Bear 15. On third and goal from the 3, B-HP forced an incomplete pass, but a holding call gave Woodmont new life; on the next play, quarterback Treis Suber scrambled three yards for a touchdown. The two-point try was no good, and B-HP led 7-6 with 8:54 remaining in the half.
Wooldridge used his arm and legs on the next drive. The Bears took over at their own 35, and Wooldridge threw a first-down strike to Dajun Martin for a 36-yard gain. Two plays later, he took a designed sweep left, got a block at the 20, and coasted down the sideline for a 27-yard touchdown.
After a Martin interception gave the Bears the ball back, it was Spence's turn.
On first and 10 from the 25, Wooldridge burst up the middle for 22 yards, following it with an eight-yard gain. On first and 10 from the Woodmont 39, Spence found Tavernier for a 24-yard gain. On the next play, Woolridge finished the drive with a 15-yard burst, giving the Bears a 21-6 lead.
B-HP iced the game with its second possession of the second half, using a seven-play, 60-yard drive keyed by Spence's 29-yard pass to Martin on third and 19 from the 49. Woolridge finished the drive with an eight-yard touchdown run.
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Authored by scientists from both sides of the Pakistan-India divide, 'Confronting the Bomb' fearlessly explores tabooed, but urgent, nuclear issues. Concerned citizens, policy makers, and nuclear experts are presented with a rich range of complexities, political and semi-technical. Beginning with the coming of the atomic age to India, and later to Pakistan, the book looks at the furious nuclear racing after the 1998 nuclear tests. What are the principal drivers and where lies the future? It goes on to examine Pakistan's changing strategic nuclear objectives, the Kargil conflict, and the fact that ownership of the bomb is now claimed by Islamic political
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member of Pugwash, and is a sponsor of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. As an advocate of the scientific method, he authored 'Islam and Science: Religious Orthodoxy and the Battle for Rationality'. As producer and presenter, he made several documentary series for Pakistan Television aimed at popularizing science as well as for analyzing the Pakistani education system. He heads a book publishing organization in Lahore focusing on modern thought and human rights.
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7. From Islamic Bomb to Sunni Bomb? - Pervez Hoodbhoy
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9. The command and control of nuclear weapons - Zia Mian
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So I've recently been opened up to many opportunities at my current job. These opportunities have much better pay with a degree than without and I will be moving to Pittsburgh, PA. I will have these opportunities until I decide to move as it is with a large company with positions coming open all over.
Ive decided to go back to school, this way when I move to take this job, I will have a much higher starting salary and pay grade, as well as many more areas to pursue. I havent been to school since 2007. I did not flunk out, but I did drop out due to taking less than required credit hours for the semester (11) and losing my scholarship and financial aid, making it impossible for me to continue.
After I left school I couldnt afford a PRIVATE student loan I had taken out, and it defaulted. I had 3 federal loans which were all paid and no missed payments, but the private loan did charge off.
Can I still get a federal student loan to go back to school? Anyone with experience in this, Im so confused and lost. A lot has changed in 5 years.
Does this company have a tuition reimbursement program?
Yes, my company will pay 4k per semester as long as my degree focus is finance. (which it is) and I have to have a C grade or better.
If I were in your shoes, I would still fill out a FAFSA, and then chat with the Financial Aid office at the school you'll be attending. I'm thinking you should still be able to get a Federal Loan, but like you said - a lot's changed in 5 years, and I would err on the side of caution at this point.
The earlier in 2013 you fill out that FAFSA, though, the better. If you are eligible you'll be in a better position, and if you aren't eligible the worst they can do is tell you no. It would be better to have it and not need it than vice versa.
I went ahead and filled out the FAFSA, and just to share this with anyone reading... YOU CAN get a federal student loan, as long as you arent in default currently on any FEDERAL SLs. I had 4 federal student loans, all paid, two still paying on, but never a missed payment. I have defaulted (by accident) on a private student loan, but didnt know if that would keep me from getting federal loans. I filled out the FAFSA and was informed I was eligible. very excited!
Yay! That is great news. When I worked in higher ed, the rule of thumb was always "Even in doubt - fill it out" because the earlier the better. So excited for you, that is awesome news. Have a great time at school
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Thank You! I plan on making the most of it. Its been 5 years since I was enrolled, I forgot how anything works! haha
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"We created the Johns Hopkins Medicine-Pediatrics Urban Health (UH) Residency Program to produce leaders in UH primary care. The program trains residents to care for vulnerable populations in an urban environment. Cities like Baltimore face a primary care workforce crisis while contending with well-known health problems of the inner-city. We strive to produce leaders in primary care who can serve as systems level change agents while providing effective, longitudinal, comprehensive, coordinated, patient-centered care for the inner-city patients.
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As a mission-driven residency, we have developed curriculum to enable us to reach our goals. The centerpieces of the residency include our community-based med-peds clinic, our UH weekly noon conferences, and the UH rotations. In creating these rotations, we have consciously collaborated with multiple federally qualified health centers: Chase Brexton, Baltimore Medical System and Healthcare for the Homeless. Besides from providing care to unique populations like HIV-infected individuals, resettling refugees, and the homeless, the clinics provide the residents with real-life examples of innovative ways of delivering primary care.
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Residents rotate with the Baltimore County Health Department to experience the breadth and depth of services that a HD can deliver. They learn the finer points of inpatient and outpatient substance abuse treatment on their SUD rotation, and they receive enhanced psychiatry training during a one-month experience. In addition, they are exposed to a wide-variety of community-based non-governmental organizations during their urban community medicine rotation, and they will learn about the toll that violence takes on the city and its inhabitants during their urban violence rotation.
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Our Urban Health Rotations:
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Personally, I married Laura Bures in July of 2013 and moved into a new house. Emptying boxes and writing wedding present thank you notes takes up a large segment of my free time these days, but I still find time to play indoor soccer every Thursday night and broomball with the medicine residents. Laura and I met at Brown University when we were inducted into the Higher Keys, a co-ed a cappella singing group. These days I only sing Karaoke at MPPDA meetings! I am a huge baseball fan and live and die with the Baltimore Orioles. Laura is from Western Pennsylvania, so we relive the Steelers-Ravens rivalry every year at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. Wish the Ravens luck when Laura and I attend the game this year on Thanksgiving night! The rest of my free time is devoted to re-certification. Don't leave both boards to the last 3 months of the 10-year cycle. (-; "
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Dr. Feldman is also an active member of the Society of Hospital Medicine and has been instrumental in informing the MPPDA of new developments within this evolving specialty. If you would like to contact him to learn more about his program or activities, MPPDA members may follow this link for his contact information through AAIM Connect: Leonard Feldman, MD.
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If you have a LinkedIn profile, just join the Official University of Redlands Group and then join the sub-group UR Professional Network. If you don't have a LinkedIn profile, consider creating one so you can become a member of the UR Career Network – it is free and easy. All you need is an email address to get started.
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Julie. 21.
I like italian food and my sweet tooth is my kryptonite.
Welcome to the clusterfuck of an existential crisis that is my blog.
Julie. 21.
I like italian food and my sweet tooth is my kryptonite.
Welcome to the clusterfuck of an existential crisis that is my blog.
g'day mate, :)
harrrrrrro derree! :) although, your australianess is too australian for me..
When the book is written, let us know. I'll cough of couple of U.S. dollars to have one. You have a witty mind. I like the way you write. Oh, one last thing. Height has nothing to do with how far you get in life. Ask Napoleon Bonaparte, he knows for sure.
Take Care,
Oh, thank you! Many many thanks! hehe :)
Napoleon, the guy who declared himself Emperor of France! We're learnt a bit about him in 12th Grade History just the beginning of this year! It was amazing!
Thanks again!
I like your profile, and I wish you luck in achieving all your goals :)
'Just to make the most of life; because you only live life once' – I like these words, it's going to be my motto, I think.
Aww thankyou Grace!
"Don't follow your dreams; lead them" -Lil Crazed, is a more inspirational motto I think. :)
Don't be a lawyer. The world has too many lawyers. Thank you.
Yeah? I suppose so. My burning desire is to be a psychologist (most probably specialising in child psychology), but I want to be able to say that I've got under my belt a law degree – I most probably (definitely) won't ever actually practise law.
I want…to be different? I dunno, I'm a emotional, angst-ridden teenager, I don't know what I want. Besides, I like law; it's fascinating.
Sorry about the spiel… But thanks for visiting!
Hi, i like your blog very much.. i assume that you are very much into adventures and stuff.. :)
you will also like my post http://www.techenlife.com/?p=802 ( visit to killer mountain.. the nanga parbat )
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Thanks Hassaan! :) I'll make my way to your blog!
A 'thank you' is coming your way. :)
A 'welcome' is finding its way to you!
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hello UponAtlas!
now it's your day to receive this from me…
Awww thank you so much! I'm not sure if I post a new post or update my current one though… *cue headless chicken panic run*. Headless chicken aside, thank you once more, it's an honour!
I appreciate your visit in my space, thanks so much. I enjoy your blog and it would be nice to visit you every now and then… :)
Thank you for the sub! I appreciate your visit too (it makes me feel like I have friends.. haha)! Your blog is fantastic, I'll definitely be over at yours!
Thanks UponAtlas. I appreciate it. :)
You're welcome!
Congratulations! I have nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award- http://allaboutlemon.com/2012/01/02/an-awe-inspiring-new-years-surprise/ Happy New Year!
Aww thank you so much Dolly! A happy new year to you too! :)
It's way back in these comments, but I LOVE "Don't follow your dreams, lead them." I think I just found a new motto!
It's an amazing motto right?! His story is an inspirational one and his music is great; check him out on youtube, who knows, you might like him. :)
Hey there Upon Atlas, man of mystery, thanks for stopping by to follow my blog. I look forward to seeing your comments and suggestions.
Girl of mystery actually HAHA but it's all good! :) As do I! I'll definitely pop by every once in a while!
Thank you for convincing me that not all teenagers this day are holes in the back side or an itch in the front.
This made me snort with laughter. Aw, thanks! I think a lot more of the younger people in today's society are decent, thoughtful people than we know. It's just that the minority that are douche bags are louder? BUT THANKS JENNY, MUCH LOVE! :)
Hahahaha yes they will crack it :) You are delightfully hilarious, and I love you and your turtle-adorned uke very muchly <3
They'll shoot me haha! Thanks babe, love you too. And Snorlax loves you too!
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Aww thanks Dolly! It's an honour to receive a blog award from you. Thank you!!
Excellent work you have here my friend :)
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Thank you for allowing me the honour of visiting your private space, Andro. I love it. I honestly think it's amazing and you're amazing.
Alternatives, schmalternatives. Unique is beautiful. :)
You are too kind my friend, but welcome to drop by anytime that you have the opportunity and I will be calling back into your Space later today to backtrack a little :) Have a funtastic day today UA :)
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You know how hilarious it is to read your about page (of which you've changed) and go "what the hell are these people on about?" xD
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Regrouping between Ashes series
Let's get an early moan in about the five-match one-day series that's taking place between England and Australia this summer. It's not just the fact that it's pointless and elbows aside the build-up to a Test series against South Africa. It also sabotages the experience of watching next year's Ashes series as well.
The anticipation is half the joy of an Ashes series. Even though England and Australia play each other every other year, there's still ample time for the teams to develop in between. When the touring side arrives, there's a lot of excitement. They might have new players or older ones might have suddenly started excelling in Test cricket. There's an element of mystery that adds to our experience as fans.
Having an England-Australia one-day series the year before the Ashes undermines this almost completely. It's like tearing off a hunk of bread before it's finished baking. It tastes entirely unsatisfying and the loaf will be all buggered up when it finally is ready to eat.
With the 2013-14 Ashes series in Australia following just a few months after the 2013 Ashes, we'd better prepare for a lot of shitty bread. However, we don't particularly want to prepare by practising. This summer's one-day series is unwelcome. Who invited it?16 Appeals
Ashes series were already too frequent
We'd like to add a slightly more sober footnote to our post from last Friday.
We described back-to-back Ashes series as being 'quite literally the worst idea of all time'. We stand by that and would like say that it's actually the worst idea by an even greater margin that we had previously thought. Here's why.
Every other year?
Ashes series have long been played every other year, give or take a few months as a result of the different seasons in England and Australia. However, up until fairly recently, there was only an event once every four years.
Up until satellite TV and the internet, only home Ashes series were a phenomenally big deal. Yes, you could get highlights at midnight on BBC1 and you could read the newspaper reports a day late, but an away series wasn't all-pervasive like a home series was.
An away Ashes series didn't unfold before you. It was something faintly unreal and distant. You really had to make an effort to keep up with it.
This meant that a home Ashes series was even more significant. The home series was the one you watched. This was the one people most cared about and it only happened once every four years.
Home and away
These days away series are almost as big a deal. You can get up early or stay up late and watch live coverage. You can read a million news reports via the internet. You can follow it on Twitter or on an obscure English cricket blog which unexpectedly goes all serious during the first Test.
An away Ashes series is now that much more vivid, it might as well be a home series. In effect, the big event is every other year, not once every four years. It's slightly less special.
Now twice the same year? That's really not special.4 Appeals
10 Ashes Tests in a row
Sweet fucking Christ, does everyone in the world of cricket suffer from all three major forms of retardation? This is quite literally the worst idea of all time.
Back-to-back Ashes series. Ten England v Australia Tests in a row. Does no-one who has control over anything have even the most basic understanding of sport?
We should have seen it coming
The fresh, punchy Twenty20 World Cup that was far, far shorter than the 50-over World Cup was really popular. The overlong 50-over World Cup was massively disappointing.
They decided to shorten the 50-over World Cup and for a very short while we were all full of hope. Lesson learned?
No. They then announced that the Twenty20 World Cup was going to be longer, because that was the popular one.
But back-to-back Ashes? That's something else
We get that the next Ashes in Australia can't be played the same year as the World Cup that's also taking place there. But quite honestly, we'd rather miss a series than have two back-to-back.
Yeah yeah yeah, commercial concerns and all that. We get it. But we also don't give a shit about that.
Let us spell it out clearly and simply: the Ashes is a big deal because it is an event. That's the whole fucking point.
It's not about England v Australia. That's why no-one gives a toss about these one-day matches. The Ashes is special because it doesn't happen every day. Looking forward to it is half the point.
You can't have the best thing all of the time because it rapidly becomes devalued. Too much of anything and it becomes mundane.
Any idiot knows that your 10th slice of cake isn't as good as your first. And don't you dare disagree – we're not in the mood. Eating cake all the time would be fun for about half a day. Then it would be boring. Then it would be miserable.
What possible excuse can you give for having the same two teams play 10 Tests in a row against each other?
Let's ask ECB marketing boss, Steve Elworthy. Why, Steve? Why?
Why the fuck are you ruining one of the last decent events in cricket?
"It's important to maintain momentum."
Jesus. This is what we're up against.
We are completely fucked. Cricket will be dead within a decade.27 Appeals
Overheard in our local
Three of the least cricket people you could ever imagine. One guy had been explaining how he could never move abroad because he'd just bought a 50 inch plasma TV.
Here are some sample quotes.
"It's like the World Cup, but the Ashes is only ever played between England and Australia. It lasts for weeks and weeks and it's all one thing. This last one that's just finished – with England beating them down there after God knows how many years – it was ab-so-lute-ly mag-NIFicent."
"You know me, I'm not into sport, but this Ashes was just magic."
"The one-day stuff that's happening now is good, but with all the different types of bowlers and the field changes and that, an Ashes series is something else."
Bet these guys have never taken part in market research carried out on behalf of the England and Wales Cricket Board.
Casual cricket fans giving the impression that it's the nuances of cricket that are the real draw? Don't they want 'maximums' greeted by upbeat pop music (the sporting equivalent of sitcom canned laughter)?
Are they SURE they don't want that?16 Appeals
England's Test selectors got everything right
It's not cool to say that. But we're not cool. We once did a live Twitter review of a cricket computer game while drinking real ale.
On the face of it, picking a Test side is simply a matter of finding your 11 best players and then saying their names out loud in front of some microphones, but in reality there's far more to it than that. We'd say England's selectors got it bang on leading up to and during the 2010-11 Ashes, so hats off.
Ian Bell at six?
Not strictly speaking a selectorial decision, but linked. Some people will say that Ian Bell should have moved up the batting order and while we think that's ultimately a good idea, it wasn't a bad move to leave him at six in this series.
England traditionally use number six as a dumping ground. All-rounders, wicketkeepers and debutant batsmen slot in there and four wickets down so often seems like it's going to be five wickets down.
In the fifth Test, England lost their fifth wicket and because there had been a nightwatchman, Ian Bell strolled out in the form of his life. How dispiriting must that have felt for the Aussie bowlers? Bell promptly hit a hundred, as did Matt Prior, batting at eight.
That they achieved this from down the order probably had more impact than if they'd been batting at four and five. Plus, it didn't undermine Paul Collingwood, which was wise (even if it didn't actually work out in practice).
Dropping people
Ian Bell was in the side after a famously galvanising dropping. The same thing happened to Andrew Strauss. In effect, selection decisions made good players better.
Perservering with people
Alastair Cook HAD to be dropped before the Ashes, according to quite a large number of people. We disagreed and so did the selectors – thank Frigg.
Selection and rotation of bowlers
Chris Tremlett – masterstroke. Tim Bresnan – masterstroke.
Picking the right players in the first place
James Anderson could have been abandoned plenty of times in years gone by. Graeme Swann was actually quite a leftfield selection when he first appeared.
Matt Prior was identified as England's wicketkeeper some time ago and has ridden it out, even though barely a day goes by without someone pushing some county keeper's case on the grounds that he hit a six in a Twenty20 match once. Foster, Kieswetter, Read, Davies? None of these would have been a patch on Prior in our opinion.
The players made the selectors look good, but the selectors allowed them to do that.15 Appeals
An Ashes graph
Bert writes:
Ged has proved that life is better explained by diagrams, so I've made a graph.
It shows the innings scores from this Ashes series. The fall of wickets is indicated by numbers. I've used blue for England because they play ODIs in blue, and yellow for Australia because they play all their sports in green and yellow.
It is a thing of beauty, possibly the single most beautiful image ever created that doesn't involve a cricketer straddling a hairy pig. When it was completed, I had a little cry. I followed that with twenty-five minutes of laughing.
Analysis abounds, but my favourite is that every time England reached 300, they also reached 500. In fact, Australia took only six wickets in that range in the whole series.
This is in diagram form what KC said the other day (or last year, depending on when he posts this) about England being ruthless.
My other best graph-fact is that if you examine it carefully you can just about see that Australia are rubbish.
No doubt people can find their own little favourite bits. That's the thing about great art – it has something for everyone.33 Appeals
Another reason why Australia lost the Ashes
Beer sales are down. Moisturiser sales are through the roof.
The metrosexualisation of Australian society has damaged the cricket team immeasurably.
No-one eats steak any more; they all eat scallops in an Indonesian-style jus. When Simon Katich isn't in Sydney, male body hair in the city is down by a quarter.
In a recent survey, Australia was voted the ponciest country in the entire wo-
[Hubris overload. Hubris overload. Abort post. Abort post.]39 Appeals
Three innings victories and one Ashes win
On balance, you would have to say that this tour of Australia probably went a bit better than expected.
Which is better: winning or doing it in such a way that Australia look shit?
Don't answer that. You don't have to. You can have both.10 Appeals
When the England cricket team became ruthless
We've always asked that England become more ruthless. Now it seems to be happening and by the jackal head of Anubis it's a good feeling.
England have been good before, but in continually passing 500 and repeatedly recording innings victories over the course of the 2010-11 Ashes, they've added something new – a delightful lack of empathy for the opposition. They're like sociopathic surgeons – skilled and utterly devoid of guilt, compassion or remorse.
Maybe it stems from the fact that they themselves have plans for when things go wrong these days.
If you've made the effort to work out ways to take wickets after the shine's gone off the new ball, why should you feel sorry for a team that doesn't seem to bother to do that?
If you can change half your first-choice bowling attack and still have a guy like Chris Tremlett narrowly missing a hat trick despite a near-perfect third delivery, why should you give a toss when the opposition loses a captain or an opening batsman to injury?
No international cricket team deliberately goes easy on the opposition, but they don't always play as well when they're 400 ahead as when the scores are level and the adrenaline's pumping.85 Appeals
Ian Bell, James Anderson and doing a bit better when things aren't in your favour
It's always tempting to judge players on their best days, but with anything long-term – a cricket career, a relationship, an overnight stint watching the Ashes on TV – a better form of evaluation is to look at what happens when things aren't in your favour.
You learn a lot about a person when everything's gone to shit. Score 220 not out or take 6-40 and you've done something that will probably win a Test match, but those days are few and far between. That's not what life's like.
Life's not chocolate and rainbows. Life's a long, hard, unremitting slog where everyone's out to get you and nothing goes right. Life's mostly about turning bowled for a duck into caught at slip for 62. It's about turning 0-120 into 2-60.
Sure, making the most of the high points is part of it, but in the grand scheme of things, every moment counts. Waiting at the airport is part of the holiday. That's your lot. Make the most of it.
Ian Bell
The hundred today isn't the best example, because when he came out to bat, he joined a batsman who was already into treble figures, but generally, over the last year or so, Ian Bell's improvement has been about being better on his bad days.
Last winter in South Africa, Bell started doing the job. It wasn't beautiful shots and a flawless hundred that won people over, it was a five-hour 78 to help save a Test.
James Anderson
James Anderson's swing bowling will still claim its fair share of headlines, but that's not the measure of the man. The reason why he's now one of the best bowlers in the world isn't because of that, it's because he's flattened out the troughs.
Where once it was a few overs of swing and then ball retrieval from the wrong side of the ropes, now reverse swing and containment are the fallbacks.
With both these players, the focus remains the same, but the picture as a whole has changed.8 Appeals


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With the image of Iman Shumpert's painful ACL tear in Game 1 of the Knicks first round series against Miami last year still fresh in my head, and no real updates on Ronnie Brewer's absence following his arthroscopic knee surgery, New York finds themselves shallow in the shooting guard slot. Mike Woodson has repeatedly said J.R. Smith will be most useful coming off the bench for the Knicks, and his brother Chris along with Mychel Thompson both don't have the caliber to be starters on what should be a contending team in the NBA. One could argue either of the two could be decent at just filling the starter slot temporarily until Ronnie Brewer returns, but there could be a much better option on the roster: Jason Kidd.
When Ronnie Brewer's surgery was announced by the team on September 7th, he was said to miss six weeks of basketball, and we've seen no updates since. Chances are he should be able to play come the regular season, but this isn't known for sure. I continue to believe Chris Smith has no place in the NBA from what I've seen from him in College and in the Las Vegas Summer League, and his signing was nothing more than a generous gesture by James Dolan to J.R. Smith. And frankly, I have not even seen Mychel Thompson play enough to judge if he has the talent to start for this team. Enter Jason Kidd, who's role on this team, according to most, is as the backup point guard. However, last season Kidd proved to be a very solid player at shooting guard, perhaps even better than at the point.
Kidd was with the Dallas Mavericks last season, where he spent 34% of the time at the point guard position, and 18% of the time at the two-guard. Per-48 minutes, Kidd's PER jumped 2.6 points, turnovers dropped by .4 points, assists increased by 1.5 points, rebounds up by .3, and his efficient field goal percentage elevated by .099, nearly a 10% growth, while shooting 2.4 less shots. On defense Kidd was also more effective at the shooting guard spot. His opposition's PER dropped by 2.6 points when Kidd slid over from the point to the two, and their effective field goal percentage dropped by .043.
Although this all sounds great in theory, Kidd wouldn't be able to do one of the things he does best at the two, running the pick-and-roll. With another point guard on the floor with him, Kidd would be more of a spot-up shooter than a floor general, which hurts his game. As a pick-and-roll ball handler Kidd shot 51% from the field and 55% from downtown, which are both terrific percentages, especially compared to his overall shooting percentages of 36% from the field and 35% from long range. To make matters worse, Kidd was not an effective spot-up marksman, throwing up shots at a 32% clip fromt he field and 33% from three-point land.
Another thing to take into account is that if Kidd ends up starting at shooting guard with Brewer missing some real game time, his chances of getting injured increase dramatically with the extra playing time, and this leaves the backup point guard role to Pablo Prigioni. It's impossible to say Kidd can still deliver at 30 minutes a night, whereas a more realistic estimate is around 20 minutes a game. He is 39 years old, after all. The increased playing time would end up tiring Kidd out if there are some hiccups in Brewer's comeback trail, and further increase the chance of him getting injured. Playing Prigioni at the point for 10 to 15 minutes for a few nights doesn't sound all that bad, considering his stacked European basketball resume, but with no NBA experience whatsoever, it would be hard to throw him into this role so fast.
It's a classic risk versus reward debate with whether or not Kidd should be starting at the shooting guard spot. Coach Mike Woodson has not yet determined who his starter will be, but did say J.R. won't be that man. Mychel Thompson has been the shooting guard in practice with the starters in training camp thus far, and it should be interesting to see how this situation develops.


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