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Kejriwal's regime was based on lies: Naqvi
Intensifying its attack on the 49-day Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party Government in Delhi, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday said the AAP never really intended to eradicate corruption as it was full of corrupt members.
"The whole AAP regime was based on lies. Kejriwal has been protecting his tainted ministers. The AAP has received huge funds from foreign countries but never talks about it," BJP vice-president Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said.
"You are not speaking on such issues and expect to question other parties. The AAP is running a shop in the name of honesty and corruption. Their circus has been exposed now," he added.
Delhi BJP president Vijay Goel said that people of Delhi should be glad that Kejriwal resigned soon; as the system would have been paralyzed otherwise.
"Within 50 days, two or three of their ministers, legislators faced corruption allegation. Had they stayed longer, more corruption would have been exposed. People of Delhi are glad that they got rid of Kejriwal who always seemed in hurry," he said.
Earlier on Saturday, Goel had announced that his party would stage a sit down protest over what it termed the Aam Aadmi Party's "betrayal of the people of Delhi."
Addressing media here after a meeting of the Delhi unit of the BJP yesterday, Goel said Kejriwal had failed to fulfill his promises on water, power and women safety.
"We have decided to sit on Dharna at Jantar Mantar on 18th February to protest the Aam Aadmi Party's betrayal to Delhi people. We are going to expose AAP's governance failure, their unfulfilled promises before the public. They failed to fulfill their promises of cheaper water and electricity, regularization of contractual labor and relief to auto-drivers," he had said.
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Serge Ibaka casually slipped on a pair of crimson and cream canvas high-tops just before leaving the locker room, immaculately dressed as usual.
Oklahoma City Thunder: How Serge Ibaka sent 'Air Congo' soaring in a new direction
He was fresh and feeling good Friday night, which became clear when Ibaka was asked the brand of the stylish sneakers. Typically reserved, Ibaka decided to have some fun following his sixth double-double of the season in the Thunder's 24-point win over Philadelphia.
"What, these?" Ibaka asked in his customary accent. "These are Air Congo's."
The kicks actually were a high-priced pair from the Louis Vuitton line. Ibaka's light-hearted response, however, elicited memories of the celebratory move to which he attached the same moniker.
"Only after nasty dunks," Ibaka said when asked what happened to his arm-spreading routine.
Ibaka's "Air Congo" celebration and his signature finger wag after filthy blocked shots have been infrequent sightings this season.
"Dikembe Mutombo told me the next time I do it I have to give him a check," Ibaka said, referring to the league's second all-time leading shot blocker who popularized the finger wag.
No worries.
Fashion aside, Ibaka is just fine substituting style for substance this season.
In the blink of an eye, Ibaka has blossomed into one of the best power forwards in the league. He has become more consistent with his offensive game and even has expanded it. And he has become a better all-around defender and not just a menacing shot blocker who led the league in that category last season.
"Yeah, he's been great," said Nick Collison. "Obviously his offensive game has expanded, and he's still blocking shots and rebounding. But I think his focus is a lot better. Defensively, he's where he should be. He's not getting lost and he's been great for us."
In his fourth season, Ibaka is averaging 14.3 points and 8.5 rebounds. Both are career bests. He's also upped his shooting percentages to 56.2 percent from the field and 82.1 percent from the free throw line.
More impressively, Ibaka has increased his production in spite of remaining the fourth option offensively. Yet no one seems surprised.
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SUNDAY: at Toronto, Noon (FSOK) — For whatever reason, the Raptors have always given the Thunder fits. OKC is just 4-3 all-time against Toronto.
MONDAY: at Washington, 6 p.m. (FSOK) — Toronto followed by Washington should be a gimme back-to-back, but OKC lost in its last visit to both places.
WEDNESDAY: vs. Minnesota, 7 p.m. (FSOK) — Thunder was 21-4 and on a 12-game winning streak before the Timberwolves derailed OKC on Dec. 20.
FRIDAY: at Los Angeles Lakers, 9:30 p.m. (ESPN, FSOK) — Lakers lost earlier meeting in OKC on Dec. 7, but they didn't have Steve Nash or Pau Gasol.
JAN. 13: at Portland, 8 p.m. (FSOK) — Guard Damian Lillard is the pending rookie of the year, plus Trail Blazers are tough to beat at the Rose Garden.
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Stuart Murray reviews a new resource from Alan Kreider for those interested in the connection between the extraordinary growth of the early church whilst it was marginal, illegal and subject to persecution.
Religion that binds others with condemnation and superstition is far from the heart of the Gospel, says Simon Barrow. The church needs to face its arguments and seek to be a place of healing if it is to rediscover its global role.


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Advice for an Archbishop
|If you're going to start a debate on Sharia Law, you first have to tell people what it is. The vast majority of the population, being non-Muslim and having had neither the opportunity or inclination to learn about such things, don't really know. Many people are inclined to associate the phrase with corporal and capital punishment for acts which we don't consider vaguely criminal, as are carried out in the name of Sharia Law in other countries of the world.
I asked a friend if he knew what Sharia Law was and he asked, "Isn't that the woman that Tony Blair is married to?"
If you use words like unavoidable and phrases such as the stark alternatives of cultural loyalty or state loyalty, you must expect that these words are going to more often repeated than any of your more measured comments. This way, the story stops being about your own ideas and starts being about another innocent party; if them Muslims are more loyal to their culture than they are to the state, why don't they just bugger off. Only yesterday, no Muslim put their hand up and said that. They may have done at some other point, but yesterday it was you, head honcho in the Church of England, who spoke on their behalf.
If you are going to make a proposal which would give special treatment to a community who are already subject to suspicion and prejudice, one has to consider whether your words, however well-meant, are likely to increase or decrease the tension that already exists.
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Saturday, September 27, 2008The Bisons defeated the Ohio Valley Conference's newest member, University of Southern Illinois-Edwardsville Saturday in a close match, by a score of 4-3.
"The big question coming into this match was how the guys were going to respond after coming out against UT-Martin the day before," said Coach Andrew Harris.
Lipscomb won the doubles point. Mario Hernandez & Daniel Hangstefer defeated Paulo Gonzalez & Mike Chamberlain 8-6.
Joe McArdle & Andy Mizell defeated Jordan Faulkenberg & Morten Christensen 8-0.
"The guys really put the work in to get the doubles point from the beginning and that ended up being the difference in the match," said Harris.
Singles winners were Bruno Melibeu, who defeated Mike Chamberlain 6-3, 6-0. Chad Pierron defeated Jordan Faulkenburg 6-0, 6-3. Joe McArdle defeated Devan Faulkenburg 6-2, 6-2.
"Our depth toward the bottom of the line up really came big for us this weekend, said Harris. "Chad and Bruno who are both freshmen played well today and came through with some big matches."
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The first Teach for America teachers in Oklahoma City are nearing the end of their tenure.
The national program has brought dozens of recent college graduates to teach in schools with some of the toughest academic challenges.
The first Teach for America teachers in Oklahoma City are nearing the end of their tenure.
The national program has brought dozens of recent college graduates to teach in schools with some of the toughest academic challenges.
When Oklahoma City Public Schools opened for the spring semester Friday, it marked the beginning of the last semester for the inaugural group.
Some will stay in the classroom. The rest will go on to other careers.
Greg Swanson, an English teacher at Capitol Hill High School, isn't sure what he'll do after the school year ends. He may stay in education. He may go into policymaking or law.
But his experience as a teacher will always be with him. Teaching has allowed him to see how broader issues — immigration, human rights, poverty — affect education and how teachers battle those issues every day.
"Doing Teach for America changes how you see your role in the future," he said.
In high demand
Oklahoma City Public Schools has 130 Teach for America teachers — 86 in their first year and 44 in their second year. Each teacher makes a two-year commitment to work in a school district in need, whether it's urban or rural. Teach for America provides training for their corps members along the way.
Teach for America teachers are in high demand, said Sandra Park, deputy superintendent of Oklahoma City Public Schools. Principals ask for them. Older teachers mentor them.
Administrators can use them to fill gaps in tough subjects or tough schools.
And the Teach for America teachers have an enthusiasm that's contagious.
"They're very, very focused on what differences they can make in a two-year time period before they move on," Park said.
"They bring a whole different attitude about how they approach their work."
Even those who don't make teaching a career can spend their lives helping children, Park said.
"We have a great opportunity for the corps members with Teach for America to spread the word across all walks of life that urban kids are just kids," Park said. "They're just kids that want to be successful. They want to participate. They want someone to care about them."
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Enteprise Vault - Error logs, corrupted data, data recovery - advice required
Hi There
I'm completely new to this forum so please bear with me but I really could do with some help and advice.
I'm trying to help out a family friend who is currently involved in a dispute with a business he used to work for. As part of the dispute resolution process the business is required to produce emails between certain date ranges. The business has come back and said that it is not able to provide copies of the emails etc as the data for the date ranges is 'corrputed' and non-recoverable.
The date ranges in question were from 2 or 3 years ago and at the time the business was using Enterprise Vault for archiving of emails etc. The business was generating circa 35k emails per day and some of the date ranges are over a week so circa 250k emails gone missing at a time!! They apparently have backup tapes stored offsite but are saying that the data on these will also be corrupted.
I am not a techie and this is genuinely new ground for me. I know my way around a computer (just!) but have got completely lost when trying to search through the tech support information and guides regarding Enterprise Vault.
I'm really hoping someone here can help answer some questions, (in layman's terms if possible). Basically what I'm trying to find out is:
- Can data become corruptedc during the archiving process when using EV?
- If data is either corrupted before or during the archiving process does EV generate some kind of fault / error log, (including dates & times)?
- Being as teh data in question relates to information from a few years back is there any way that EV would store such fault logs and could the system be asked to generate a report of dates / times when such data corruption occurred
- Is there any way the data / email info could be recovered?
I'm sure there's a few more questions but I would be really grateful if someone 'in the know' could just provide me with some answers / advice or at least point me in the direction of some relevant links / resources which I could then pass on to someone who's a bit more technically minded.
Really appreciate any help anyone could provide
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- Can data become corruptedc during the archiving process when using EV?
It is possible, but very small chances
- If data is either corrupted before or during the archiving process does EV generate some kind of fault / error log, (including dates & times)?
If emails are corrupted then EV will not archive those emails, during archiving Ev will throw errors and reject those corrupted emails.
- Being as teh data in question relates to information from a few years back is there any way that EV would store such fault logs and could the system be asked to generate a report of dates / times when such data corruption occurred
If they had configured Enterprise Vault reporting and it had been installed and configured from the beginning the they you could try and running report against date range and
- Is there any way the data / email info could be recovered?
If the backup data are intact then they can be recovered by restoring the ENTIRE EV environment from back up. You will need expert(s) such as a Symantec Solutions Partner to do this.
I would strongly recommend that you or your friend get in contact with Symantec or their Solutions Partner for 'proper' advice.
Actually your best bet to determine corruption is to run EVSVR in a full verification mode, and then look at the files it comes back with as being corrupt.
Then you can look on your backups for as far back as they go for those specific files, you dont need to restore the entire environment
EVSVR will also give you a general idea of the date/time the items were sent/received and the date they were archived, however if corruption happened after that date in time, EV would never have any knowledge of it.
For instance if you had a virus, or even a virus scanner causing issues (which does happen), nothing in the EV logs would show that.
As for the reporting. the only thing that will hold that information would be the event viewer and dtrace.
DTrace would however need to be running at the time against the specific task or service, and the chances of that are small.
All you would get from reporting is pretty much Server health, but nothing saying "this item was corrupted etc"
And on top of that, Enterprise Vault pretty much archives everything in its original state, so its garbage in, garbage out in some circumstances.
So for instance, if i sent a corrupt Excel spreadsheet, it wouldn't be corrupt in terms of how Exchange, Outlook and EV see's it.... for an item to be corrupt and EV not archive it, there would need to be something physically wrong with the MAPI Messages and the message properties
Ooops...I was under the assumptions that the people "The date ranges in question were from 2 or 3 years ago and at the time the business was using Enterprise Vault for archiving of emails etc." meaning they don't run Enterprise vault anymore? hence I suggested restore the entire enterprise vault or I may misunderstood that sentence.
Hi there guys
Hope you don't mind but just wanted to ask a follow up question regarding this situation.
With regard to the 'missing emails' / corrupted data that the business in question can't find, the part that seems really strange is that the missing data falls into blocks of five days. So for example there is a week of emails in the archive then the following week all emails are missing / "corrupted", then 2 further weeks of all emails then another week of emails missing and so on.
In total there are 40 days of emails missing out of 120 days, (approx 1 million emails) Is there a logical explanation of how this could happen other than data being completely corrupted or deleted or whatever?
My friend is just trying to get his head round it and and get a simple explanation of how this could happen. And if data loss happens on this sort of scale is there any kind of traceability / reporting that EV generates which could be tied to these gaps / losses.
Again, really appreciate any input or thoughts you might have.
Hi There,
As regards the why and wherefore of 2 weeks being available, then 1 week not, etc.
This could well be due to the company using some sort of "round robin" system to distributed newly ingressed data across storage devices.
So quite feasibly, if one of those devices had a problem they were unaware of / had not noticed, then those items might be unindexed / stored incorrectly or not stored at all.
Obviously not ideal for a company with such volumes of data, but not inconceivable.
There's plenty of EV consultants around here / out there who could independently assess the health of the system in question.
Whether the nature of the litigation justifies this is down to your friend and their legal advisors to determine.
Generally a defendant who is unable to produce all requested ediscovery evidence is viewed unfavourably but the courts.
Hope this helps.
Authorised Symantec Consultant on Archiving and eDiscovery ASC, STS, SCS, SSE+
Microsoft, NetApp and VMware certified professional MCTS, MCSE, MCSA, NCDA, NCIE-BR, VCP, VTSP
OK so i guess the question is, how are you determining corruption and how are you determining missing items? Are you using EVSVR to determine this?
Also how long ago were these emails archived and when did they notice them become missing or corrupt?
Generally if you are seeing missing or corrupt emails on that wide a scale, it would suggest something programatically going through and deleting or changing them (such as virus scanner)
Again though if a program or utility is going in to the physical data stores and altering or changing the metadata, then there really is no way for Enterprise Vault to know about it or be aware of it, and if it was logging to the point where you could see in the event logs "this item has become corrupt", you would hope that the admins looking after the machine would have seen it and gotten a case with symantec open to stop the issue from occuring on more items
Thanks for coming back to me.
The simple answer to the first couple of questions is that I don't know. Basically my frind usd to work for the business in question and there is a dispute, (which I won't go into) and there is are certain files / emails which have evidence to support his dispute.
The business has been asked to provide copies / disclose all emails between end of 2007 and end of 2008. They have apparently gone back through the archives (using Enterprise Vault) and pulled out all the emails between those date ranges.
They have then come back to my friend and said that within that period there are significant gaps (i.e 5 day blocks / weeks) where they have been unable to retrieve ANY emails / files because quote "the data is corrupted". Basically my friend knows the approximate dates of when the relevant emails are that would support his dispute and surprise surprise the the dates of those emails happen to be in the same date ranges where there are the data gaps.
The business is saying that it has only just found out about this corrupt data since it was asked to go back through the archives and search between 2007 and 2008 as part of the disclosure process. So they are climing they have only just been made aware of the missing / corrupt data.
Clearly my friend believes that the data has been deleted but the business would obviously deny that. So, what he knows and wants to know is:
- The business was and still is using EV
- They are saying that it is not possible to retrieve the information
- Is it actually possible to lose such amounts of data completely?
- Has the data been deleted?
- If so, would something like EV record if / when that was done?
- If it is a case of the fact that data was corrupted, can EV at least produce some kind of report which would correlate with the dates of the missing data?
- Is there any way of recovering the lost data?
Just in case you're wondering why I'm getting so involved, the family friend is my father in law and I owe him one :)
Does that help?


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Thankz for reply !!
i really love Winter's edge but not Silent night; the maps is too big for QL.
Any reason why the r_mapoverbrightcap was implemented?
r_mapoverbrightbits seemed to do the job perfectly fine.
u guys are doing a horrible,horrible job and it shows with the number of players
Here's a pic for comparison: http://img573.imageshack.us/img573/4...rbrightcap.jpg
I want winters edge back, it was a good map to play, only anoying thing on it was that three in arena, otherwise it was good, please take it back
so, when the next "new sort of" content ?
shouldn't be once a month like someone said ?


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Duke vs. Bellarmine
March 31, 2007
|Zack Greer
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|Matt Danowski
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|Josh Coveleski
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|Max Quinzani
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|Fred Krom
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|Ned Crotty
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|Peter Lamade
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|Chris Tkac
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|Sam Payton
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|John Walsh
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|Brad Ross
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|Terrence Molinari
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|Dan Loftus
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|Rob Schroeder
|5 (0.625)
|Devon Sherwood
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|Raymond Finnegan
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|Bruce Tan
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|Adam Gardner
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|Dylan Macdougall
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|Mathew Holland
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|Jarrett Davis
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|Bryan Brown
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|DURHAM, N.C. -- Zack Greer scored five goals and Matt Danowski eclipsed the 200-point barrier with a one-goal, five-assist performance as fifth-ranked Duke defeated Bellarmine, 18-9, as 1,148 fans looked on at Koskinen Stadium.
The Blue Devils improve to 8-2 while the Knights fall to 1-7.
Greer finished the day with five goals and two assists, and now has 102 goals in 38 career games at Duke. With one goal and a career-high five assists on the afternoon, Danowski became the 21st player in ACC history to reach 200 points, and currently ranks fifth on Duke's all-time scoring chart with 204 points on 109 goals and 95 assists. In addition, the Farmingdale, N.Y., native is five assists shy of becoming just the fifth player in ACC history to register 100 goals and 100 assists in a career.
After the teams traded goals in the opening three minutes of the game, Duke used a 5-1 run to claim a 6-2 lead on Greer's goal from Max Quinzani at the 3:22 mark of the opening quarter. Bellarmine's Bruce Tan scored with less than one minute left in the period to pull the Knights within 6-3, but the Blue Devils responded with three goals from Peter Lamade, Fred Krom and Terrence Molinari to open the second quarter and push ahead, 9-3.
Bryan Brown fed Adam Gardner for a goal at the 8:54 mark of the second period to make the score 9-4, and Duke then used a four-goal spurt to take a 13-4 advantage on Josh Coveleski's extra man goal from Ned Crotty with 6:09 left. Each team scored once before the quarter ended and the Blue Devils led 14-5 at intermission.
Coveleski, Quinzani and John Walsh tallied for the Blue Devils in the third frame while Ray Finnegan and Gardner countered for the Knights. The final period featured goals by Finnegan and Dylan MacDougal for Bellarmine and Crotty for Duke.
Joining Danowski and Greer as multiple-point scorers for Duke were Krom (2 goals & 1 assist), Quinzani (2 goals & 1 assist), Coveleski (2 goals & 1 assist), Crotty (2 goals & 1 assist) and Lamade (1 goal and 1 assist). Four Duke goalkeepers -- Dan Loftus, Rob Schroeder, Devon Sherwood and Max Wygod -- combined for 13 saves. Quinzani and Parker McKee each scooped up a team-high five ground balls.
Gardner and Finnegan paced the Knights with three goals apiece while MacDougal logged two tallies. J.C. Hutchens racked up 19 saves between the pipes while allowing 17 goals in 45 minutes of work.
Duke travels to meet Johns Hopkins next Saturday at 1 p.m. (ESPNU) while Bellarmine remains on the road to face Wagner on Tuesday at 1 p.m.


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Session Details
Wednesday, 29 December
393. Dickens Life Stories
10:15–11:30 a.m., 304, Philadelphia Marriott
Program arranged by the Dickens Society
Presiding: Robert Lowry Patten, Rice Univ.
1. "'If I Could Have Married Little Red Riding Hood': Dickens's 'First Love' and Other Waterside Characters," Molly Hillard, Univ. of California, Davis
2. "Paterfamilias," Eileen Gillooly, Columbia Univ.
3. "The Violated Self: Reading Public Image in Great Expectations," Renee Fox, Princeton Univ.
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Lincoln, NE - Taylor Martinez holds 37 program records and will go down as one of the top pass - run quarterbacks in college football history. He's done it all, but his time in Nebraska could be over.
Bo Pelini announced during his weekly press conference that Martinez injuries, especially his foot, simply aren't getting better and it "doesn't look good" for a possible return.
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WELLINGTON, Fla. (AP) — An 87-year-old South Florida man has died after his wife accidentally backed over him with the car.
Palm Beach County Sheriff's deputies said Paul Gagliani was standing in the driveway of the couple's home Sunday while Halina Gagliani was backing out of the garage.
The Palm Beach Post reports the rear bumper hit him, causing him to fall beneath the oncoming car. He was pronounced dead at the scene
No charges are expected to be filed against the 81-year-old woman.
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"The type of woman that you wish that you could wake up to every morning of every day, she has the most infectious smile that gives you warmth and makes you tingle inside with excitement, she has eyes that are playful and enchanting. Her body is made for sin yet she has a naive childlike approach. Ashley is one of the most beautiful women I have ever met not only by her physical attributes but as a person too. The kindness and tenderness that she shows goes beyond expectations.
Spending time with Ashley is like living a dream, as stimulation is both mind and body. Her conversations are interesting, enlightening, and funny. She will be able to make a connection with you whoever you are. Her voice is refined along with everything else about her, for a young lady she offers a maturity beyond her years. She is quite simply a classy lady with a cheeky wild adventurous side.
Highly educated and very well travelled makes Ashley extremely open minded. She lets me drift off encouragingly into my fantasies to make them a reality.
I am sure that Ashley can do the same for you no matter what it is you enjoy doing whether that is a romantic candle lit dinner date, a day at the races or something a little bit more intimate. Ashley makes a wonderful date not only does she look stunning on your arm at social events she makes you really feel that you are the most important man in her life.
Most likely you are expecting to enjoy all of these life's little pleasures in a purely congenial and discreet atmosphere; perhaps at a fancy restaurant your hotel, private residence or at her place in central London.
The only down side with spending time with Ashley is that you just don't want to say Good-bye..."
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"What was it like to be a first-century Galilean...In trying to imagine Jesus' experience - and in trying to understand how his became a story told against Judaism instead of within Judaism - there is a key element yet to be considered. It is the most important element, yet it is also one often left aside. To tell the story of Christian origins (or the origins, for that matter, of rabbinic Judaism) without reference to it is equivalent to telling the story of the 1916 Irish Rising without reference to the Great War. And war - war every bit as savage, in relative terms, as World War I - is the missing element... The origins of the Jesus movement, and ultimately of Christianity, cannot be understood apart form the century-long Roman war against the Jews, albeit a war punctuated by repeated acts of Jewish rebellion. That is the social and political context that is all too often missing from the memory: Jesus and his movement were born in the shadow of what would stand as the most grievous violence against the Jewish people until Hitler's attempt at a Final Solution."
Carroll goes on to provide the reader with Jewish population estimates and casualties that can even impact one's perspective of the current Israeli-Arab conflict. For it is rare to find so vivid a description of Palestine (the Roman name for Israel) under the Second Commonwealth (the Second Holy Temple). There are, actually, many parts of this book that can be incorporated into a curriculum for high school Sunday school and after school programs, for focus groups on college campuses as well as for adult study.
"Between half a million and a million Jews lived in Palestine at the time of Jesus� birth. Some scholars put the Jewish population there as high as two and a half million, with a few hundred thousand Gentiles. . Sanders (a well-known authority on the subject)...accepts a figure of 'less than a million, possible only about half that.; Later we will see that Josephus posits Jewish casualty figures in the war with Rome that Sanders finds too high. Whatever the totals, the ratio of Jewish dead in Palestine at the hands of Rome may well approximate the twentieth-century record of one in three."
Here is the description of the book as it appears on the inside jacket - notes prepared by the books publisher, Houghton Mifflin.
" In a bold and moving book that is sure to spark heated debate, the novelist and cultural critic James Carroll maps the profoundly troubling two-thousand-year course of the Church's battle against Judaism and faces the crisis of faith it has provoked in his own life as a Catholic. More than a chronicle of religion, this dark history is the central tragedy of Western civilization, its fault lines reaching deep into our culture.
The Church's failure to protest the Holocaust - the infamous "silence" of Pius Xii - is only part of the story: the death camps, Carroll shows, are a culmination of the long, entrenched tradition of anti-Judaism. From Gospel accounts of the crucifixion of Jesus, to Constantine's transformation of the cross into a sword, to the rise of blood libels, scapegoating, and modern anti-Semitism, Carroll reconstructs the dramatic story of the Church's conflict not only with Jews but with itself. Yet in tracing the arc of this history, he affirms that it did not necessarily have to be so. There were roads not taken, heroes forgotten; new roads can be taken yet. Demanding that the Church finally face this past in full, Carroll calls for a fundamental rethinking of the deepest questions of Christian faith. Only then can Christians, Jews and all who carry the burden of this history begin to gorge a new future."
Here is another excerpt that should be read carefully and critically:
"The phrase 'New Covenant', which has come to define Christianity's status as the superseding religion, has its origin, in fact, in Jeremiah, but the Hebrew word that prophet used carried exactly this connotation of renewal, a notion that does not open into the deadly dichotomy between new and old. For Jeremiah, and for Jesus, there was only one covenant. So we are not talking here about Judaism's being brought to fulfillment in the discontinuous message of a different movement. The point, again, is that Jesus offers a Jewish renewal, and it is tied to love. The point, again, is that Jesus offers a Jewish renewal, and it is tied to love. Jesus' message was thus rooted not only, say in the opening chapters of Genesis, but in the piety of Judaism as such. I read it as a Christian, yet the record of the Torah seem clear; before God gave commandments, God gave blessings. Before the Law, there was the rescue from Egypt. Hosea, Isaiah, and other prophets strike the theme repeatedly; If Israel behaves like a faithless wife, sometimes provoking god's rage, God nevertheless takes her back every time. Nothing Israel does can undo this love.
Jewish hope has everything to do with the faith that "the G-d (Judaism.com's spelling) of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob" does not break the covenant with Jews when they die. not even human mortality outweigh the love of G-d. Thus G-d does not need to be appeased like some puny clay idol, nor does G-d's grace need to be earned. Despite a two-millennia-long exploitation of the crassest stereotypes, the Jewish G-d is no garment-district bargainer shuffling dress racks, looking among his creatures for the ones who offer wholesale. No. Again, I say this is a Christian's reading, but the tradition is clear; The Jewish G-d's attitude is one of love. Period.
You would not know that if all you had to go on was the Church - not only in its preaching but in customary readings of its foundational documents, the Gospels and Epistles of Paul."
Such is how much of the book proceeds, with Carroll systematically refuting the underpinnings of the Church of Paul, and then showing how generations upon generations of the church relying upon spin over reality, the Church had to become anti-Semitic to continually justify its perpetuation.
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PAWTUCKET — The late Ernie Marot was surely smiling down on the festivities taking place in the basement of St. Joseph's Church on Saturday. The Adopt A Family program, a concept the Pawtucket Soup Kitchen founder came up with 22 years ago even as he had some reservations about how it would actually work, was once again bringing delight to dozens of local children and their parents.
Ray Gannon, who was with Marot from the beginning of the Pawtucket Soup Kitchen and continues to serve on the board of directors today, said he was "very pleased" with the response from the local community in "adopting" a family in need for Christmas. Thanks to individuals and local businesses, about 35 families had been provided with gifts of clothing, shoes and toys to place under the Christmas tree.
Gannon said that Marot came up with the idea after seeing so many people pass through the Pawtucket Soup Kitchen who seemed to be struggling with how to pay for Christmas gifts for their children. Apart from the meals he was serving, Marot told Gannon, 'I've got to do something.' He devised a plan for families to sign up with their holiday "wish lists" and then went about asking people he knew in the community to "adopt" a family by purchasing the items on the list.
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Marot died in 2011, but Gannon said the soup kitchen's board of directors is committed to keeping the program going. Fortunately, there seems to be no shortage of people in the community willing to help out each year. Some want to "adopt" anonymously and stay behind the scenes, while others enjoy meeting the families, and especially the children, who will be opening the gifts on Christmas morning.
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Lawrence Downes travel article on taking a road trip with singer Linda Ronstadt through southern Arizona and northern Mexico, a region where her roots run deep. MORE
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Alan Light reviews books Eminent Hipsters by Donald Fagen, Americana: The Kinks, the Riff, the Road: The Story by Ray Davies, Simple Dreams: A Musical Memoir by Linda Ronstadt and Everybody's Brother by CeeLo with Big Gipp and David Wild. MORE
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Linda Ronstadt is now unable to sing because of Parkinson's disease, but she is telling her own story in new book, Simple Dreams: A Musical Memoir. MORE
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Singer Linda Ronstadt reveals that she has Parkinson's disease and is no longer able to sing as a result. MORE
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Two Friends Rocked In the Bosom Of Country
For Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris, sisterly solidarity means harmony: a sweet, close, carefully aligned blend. Their concert at the Beacon Theater on Sunday night was a night of ballads, full of promises of nurturing affection. It was also a reflection on their long friendship and a valedictory for the country-rooted rock that built both women's careers.September 28, 1999 artsReview
Ronstadt Sings Her Way Back Through the Years
Linda Ronstadt's career has taken so many twists and turns over the last decade and a half that it is easy to lose sight of the fact that at bottom she is an American pop classicist with a California point of view.May 16, 1995 artsReview
A Versatile Artist's Return
Linda Ronstadt's beautiful voice, eternally perky and eternally heartbroken, stamps everything she sings with the same California-shined signature.December 12, 1993 artsReview
Linda Ronstadt Explores Her Heritage
Linda Ronstadt once said half-jokingly that she sang like a German and thought like a Mexican and wished it were the other way around. Listening to her beautiful, long-awaited album of Mexican mariachi music, ''Canciones de Mi Padre," however, one hears no conflict between music and concept.December 6, 1987 artsReview
Papp's New 'Boheme' Might Surprise Puccini
I said, 'Opera? What do you want to do opera for?' '' Linda Ronstadt, the pop singer, recalls. ''I'd only ever seen one opera in my whole life, and that was 'Amahl and the Night Visitors.' I'd never heard 'La Boh eme.' ''November 3, 1984 artsNews
Linda Ronstadt Celebrates the Golden Age of Pop
''What's New," Linda Ronstadt's collaboration with the veteran arranger-conductor Nelson Riddle on nine standards of the 30's and 40's, signals a shift in the prevailing winds of pop. Eschewing the trappings of rock, Miss Ronstadt and Mr. Riddle have created a beautiful torch album closely modeled after Frank Sinatra's classic ''Only the Lonely,'' which he recorded with Mr. Riddle 25 years ago.September 4, 1983 artsReview
Linda Ronstadt, Brooklyn Academy of Music Among National Medal of Arts Recipients
President Obama will present the National Medal of Arts to 12 recipients on Monday.
July 22, 2014, Tuesday
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Jon Pareles and Ben Ratliff discuss this year's inductees and the challenges of creating a rock canon.
May 30, 2014, Friday
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Kiss, Nirvana, Hall & Oates and the E Street Band were among inductees honored at a ceremony in Brooklyn on Thursday night.
April 11, 2014, Friday
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Library of Congress Beefs Up Recordings Collection, but Watch Out for That Barber
The original cast recording of "Sweeney Todd" is one of 25 items being added to the National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress.
April 2, 2014, Wednesday
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Rock Hall of Famers' Hits, One More Time
The sound of hits by the 2014 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, by other artists.
December 31, 2013, Tuesday
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Linda Ronstadt's Borderland
Taking a road trip with the singer through southern Arizona and northern Mexico, a region where her roots run deep.
December 29, 2013, Sunday
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New books by Donald Fagen, Ray Davies, Linda Ronstadt and CeeLo Green.
December 22, 2013, Sunday
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Variety: A Humming Acrostic
Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon's acrostic kept me humming.
December 14, 2013, Saturday
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The Replacements, Kiss, Linda Ronstadt, Peter Gabriel and Yes are among the other nominees.
October 16, 2013, Wednesday
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Like a Wheel, but Turning Slower
Linda Ronstadt is now unable to sing because of Parkinson's disease, but she is telling her own story in the new memoir "Simple Dreams."
September 1, 2013, Sunday
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iTunes is back online – in Tibet at least. An album released by Tibet activists showed up on iTunes a couple weeks prior, therefore Chinese officials block the store during the Olympic coverage.
Users report a serious security flaw in iPhone 2.0.2 that exposes mail, texts, voice messages, and browser to strangers despite the device being password-protected. The FBI arrest a Los Angeles-area music blogger who had allegedly admitted to streaming tracks of an unreleased Guns N' Roses album on his site. Microsoft and Nikon signed a cross-licensing deal. No details were disclosed, but it does give each company access to the other's patents.
Facebook v.3.0 for iphone is released
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Ocean took to Twitter Saturday to lead fans to his message of forgiveness which was posted on Tumblr. The message reads, "As a child i thought if someone jumped me it would result in me murdering or mutilating a man. but as a man i am not a killer. I'm an artist and a modern person. I'll choose sanity. No criminal charges. No civil lawsuit. Forgiveness, albeit difficult, is wisdom. Peace, albeit trite, is what i want in my short life. Peace."
Ocean's note of forgiveness comes less than a week after reports surfaced that Ocean wanted to see Brown prosecuted for the brawl which took place allegedly over a parking space.
Following the fight outside of the L.A. Recording Studio, he took to Twitter to spread the news about Brown saying he was "jumped" by the singer and saying injuries sustained to his hands would make him unable to play at the Grammys.
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An ATV accident claimed the life of two American Fork residents and critically injured their two young grandchildren over Memorial weekend in the Castle Country's San Rafael Swell.
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Finally, I can let go of trying to be perfect because purrfect has arrived. That is Purrfect the Cat, companion to superstar Cee Lo Green. After appearing on The Voice and even" tweeting", Purrfect may soon be the biggest name to come out of this season's talent pool with Cee Lo even calling the feline his "secret weapon".
According to a recent article about Purrfect, the cat "has become a star in his own right, drumming up a Twitter following of over 15,500 fans, and over 2,500 'likes' on Facebook. Cee Lo's furry friend has posted a series of hilarious comments to his fans, and has even been seen exchanging tweets with his owner's rival coach, Adam Levine."
The Maroon 5 singer wrote a message on his Twitter page that popped up on screen during the show, "Arm wrestling Cee Lo wouldn't go well for me. However, I'm pretty sure I could take the cat. It's on @PurrfectTheCat." Like Pacquiao vs Marquez, Cee Lo thinks HBO should have the exclusive deal on this fight and is currently in negotiations with the premium cable television network and Levine's people.
Perhaps though Purrfect is just trying to paper over the cracks of his celebrity life pressures. Recent tweets reveal that "it's not easy being purrfect," in spite of "being gorgeous all over." Purrfect does offer some insight into his beauty regime – power naps in "Papa's lap", but is napping enough? It wasn't for Lindsay Lohan or Macaulay Culkin. We do hope that Purrfect doesn't head into the "RED ZONE of insane exhaustion" like friend @ChelseaTalksSmack. What would Cee Lo and the fans doif this feisty feline follows in the footsteps of the likes of Demi Moore hospitalized for similar "exhaustion"? (Where do celebrity cats go when they need R&R? Cee Lo should build his own Kitty Betty Ford just in case?)
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Ramble On: A new Broadway season coming to the Peace Center. What should I see?
There was a time when I could have cared less about the world of Broadway theater and anyone who performed in it. To be honest, I never even thought about Broadway performances or the actors who took part in them.
Then, somewhere around 2008, I was forced to look at Broadway in a different way. This was when Anderson's own Bailey Hanks won the role of Elle Woods in Broadway's "Legally Blonde: The Musical," and I was offered the chance to travel to New York City and see what Broadway was all about.
After watching a Broadway performance and experiencing the electricity and awesomeness of Times Square and Broadway, I have to admit I was a changed person. I started to understand why people love the live theater so much and what it takes to perform at that level. The singing, the choreography and the set design were all so impressive that I felt I was transported to the place they were portraying on stage.
I learned that Broadway productions are not all musicals. I always equated Broadway with elaborate musicals and honestly couldn't handle too many of those. But it's more than just musicals on the Broadway stage. Sure, music is a necessity, but there are musical comedies, musical dramas, musical adaptations and more. One week, you could watch "Avenue Q," a raunchy take on living in the city performed with puppets, and the next you could see "Les Miserables." The guys from Monty Python got into the act with "Spamalot," and you could see classics like "Mary Poppins" come to life before your very eyes.
So, when I returned, I vowed to enjoy the world of live stage productions and it only made sense to start with the Braodway Series put on each year by the Peace Center for the Performing Arts in Greenville.
Since my "Legally Blonde" epiphany, I have seen no fewer than six traveling Broadway performances at the Peace Center and each one was astounding it its own right. From "The Lion King" and "Spamalot" to "Avenue Q," "Mary Poppins" and "Les Miserables," I have had a chance to see some amazing work by people who have played more characters than I even knew existed.
Last week, the Peace Center announced its upcoming Broadway Series to begin in October, and I wanted to share my thoughts on what is coming in for 2013-14.
"War Horse," Oct. 17-20: "War Horse" is set in World War I and tells the tale of an English boy's horse that was sold to the calvary and shipped to France. The horse ends up serving both sides of the war and is carried through a trek that leaves him alone on the battlefield. And even after so long, the boy never forgets the horse and finds a way to track him down and bring him home.
From what I understand, this is a show that must be experienced. The horse is actually life-size puppets controlled by actors, but it is so seamless on the stage that you believe you are watching a horse perform amazing theatrical feats. I will be going to this one, if possible.
"Anything Goes" — Nov. 12-17: This show debuted in 1934 and returned to Broadway in 2011. It's a story of antics on the high seas aboard an ocean liner from New York to London.
If you can't tell, I think this one appeals to me the least. For those who love the classics, it would be great, but I think I am going to leave it to those who appreciate the old school theater world a bit more.
"Wizard of Oz," Dec. 31-Jan. 5: You all know the story, and now you can get the 1939 film as well as some new numbers thrown in for fun.
For some reason, I am a sucker for the "Wizard of Oz." I love the Scarecrow and the Cowardly Lion. I can take or leave the Tin Man and the Wizard, but the Wicked Witch of the West is one of the greatest villains of all time. And if I didn't take my wife, she would divorce me.
"The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess," Jan. 28-Feb. 2: Set in Charleston, this is a story of redemption and escaping a haunting past. This romantic musical is one for the ages.
I have always enjoyed a good Gershwin song ever since my grandfather introduced me to his record collection. That said, I am up in the air about this one. I love the music, but don't really know if I need to understand the story behind it.
"Flashdance, The Musical," April 22-27, 2014: You know the movie, now see the musical. With the resurgence of competition dancing and singing shows on television, it's a wonder this one wasn't made forever ago. And the music will take you back to the '80s, where we all would love to live again.
I never loved the movie, but I do have a soft spot in my heart for the 1980s. And if I can watch someone pour water on themselves in the middle of a stage, why wouldn't I? That was "Flashdance," wasn't it?
"The Phantom of the Opera," May 14-25, 2014: A classic that has been adapted for the stage more times than just about anything. I never have seen "The Phantom of the Opera" and I have to admit I am curious. So, I will go to this one and enjoy the fact that I am seeing a theatrical great in a wonderful theater.
"Evita," June 24-29, 2014: The story of Eva Peron, wife of former Argentinean President Jan Peron, who was loved by the ordinary people of Argentina.
I only can ever think of Madonna where "Evita" is concerned, so I don't think I will be running out to see this. But for musical lovers, this is a must-watch. It won seven Tony Awards in 1980, including Best Musical, Best Score and Best Direction.
For more information, visit www.peacecenter.org and get your tickets as soon as they come available. I know I will.
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UPDATE: Kim Kardashian has arrived in Paris ahead of her wedding next weekend. The bride-to-be landed at Charles De Gaulle airport in Paris on Sunday alongside baby North and a whole lotta luggage. Kim's due to marry fiance Kanye West later this week. The full-on celebration's going to kick off with a meal in Paris on May 23, but the couple won't be tying the knot in the city. It's reported that the guests will be boarding private jets to Florence in Italy to watch Kim and Kanye get married in a fort. The event's rumoured to be 'small and intimate' with Kim's sisters as bridesmaids
Kim and Kanye have been enjoying their time in Paris so far, grabbing a couple of ice creams from a Haagen-Daz store. (Looks like they went for vanilla or caramel.) Kim sported a backless white long-sleeved top, high-waisted jeans and mega heels for the trip out, while Kanye wore a denim shirt. They couple continued to indulge themselves in the evening with a dinner at Hotel Costes. Kim tucked into Penne Butter, Salade Artichoke and asparagus, and drank Darjeeling tea with honey.
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We can always rely on Kim Kardashian and Kanye West to bring the mega-watt drama to any occasion, and their wedding's no different. There's been months of speculation about the couple's choice of venue for their big day, with Kim dropping major hints they'd be tying the knot in Paris next weekend. Turns out we've all been fooled though.
Kanye's close friend Italian fashion designer Ermanno Scervino has confirmed the pair won't be marrying in France, they'll be heading down the aisle in picturesque Italian city Florence. Of course, since this is a Kardashian wedding it's not going to be held in a tiny country cottage with just a few friends and family. The duo have chosen sixteenth century castle Forte Belvedere for the event -oh, and they've also invited a guestlist of 1000 friends.
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'It's true. Ermanno has been helping Kanye organise the wedding in Forte Belvedere. They met in Paris earlier this year and have become great friends,' says a spokesperson for the designer.
That's not all though. You might be wondering why Kim and Kanye's invites (leaked in April) asked guests to come in cocktail dress for 'dinner in Paris on May 23 at 6pm'. Well, Entertainment Weekly's reporting that's because they'll be going for dinner in the city before all casually boarding private jets to Italy. As you do.
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Florence has a place in both Kim and Kanye's hearts because it's where baby North was conceived. The couple holidayed in the city back in 2012 for Kim's 32nd birthday.
'For me Florence is the most beautiful European city and one of the most beautiful cities in the world,' Kanye told Italian news siter La Nazione. 'But the real reason is that Kim and I were on the banks of the river Arno last year on our own incognito. And I think that our daughter North was conceived here amongst the Renaissance masterpieces. It was as if it was our first honeymoon.'
While Kanye might be wedding planning in Florence at the moment, Kim's been celebrating the arrival of her special day at a bridal shower in Paris with her mum, sisters and friends.
We'll be keeping you posted with every moment (and selfie) as they arrive so stay tuned to our #kimyewedding updates. And for the dramas you didn't see, pick up the new issue of Grazia, out on Tuesday.
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On May 11th Will & Grace and the season finales of My Name is Earl and The Office will expand to 40-minutes apiece in a ratings-grabbing scheme that hasn't been seen on Thursday nights since Friends was on the air. The belief is, by adding an additional ten minutes to each show, viewers are less likely to surf to other networks.
This will be the next-to-last episode of Will & Grace and will feature a bit of baby drama for the two main characters. On Earl, the main character (Jason Lee) will encounter some problems as he tries to cross off the number one item on the list. The finale of The Office, written by star Steve Carell, will feature a charity casino night.
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Nice one. It was on the cover of Rock & Ice just a short while back and I always looked at it when descending HCR. Those pro photos make it look so good.. I think I'll go do it next time I'm there now. Thanks for posting
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