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Each winter Romeo the black wolf descends from the hills of Alaska's Tongass National Forest to play with domesticated dogs on their winter walks.
For the past six years, wildlife photographer John Hyde has been following the friendly animal. And gaining the huge wolf's trust has allowed him to take these intimate photos.
"I have been following Romeo ever since I heard there was a lone wolf patrolling the surrounding area," revealed the 56-year-old from Juneau, Alaska.
"Stories of his arrival in the area began in 2003 when a pregnant female wolf was found dead about one-quarter mile from a nearby glacier visitor's centre.
"Six months later, Romeo's first howl could be heard, and then first regular sightings of Romeo occurred."
Determined to find the lone wanderer, John set about studying his movements in 2004 in a bid to photograph the animal.
"Wolves are common throughout Alaska, but the opportunity to develop the trust of one and to spend extended time with the same animal is something that doesn't happen often," he said.
"In fact I have never heard of anything like it before.
"Wolves are seen rarely because they avoid humans.
"Initially I came across its track, after which I spent many hours exploring the area and learning as much as I could about him.
"After a while I could find him often enough to make decent photos."
The Tongass National Forest is the largest unit in the national forest system, almost 17 million acres and is home to brown bears, bald eagles, Sitka black-tail deer, porcupines and wolves.
Known as an Alexander Archipelago species of a grey or timber wolf, Romeo is as much a part of winter in Juneau as cross-country skiing and snow-shoeing.
Often seen playing with dogs or even sunning himself near frozen lakes, Romeo, as he was named by the local community, has become a permanent winter feature in the national forest.
"When I first photographed him he was just a cub without a pack," revealed John.
"This is unusual because wolves are such social animals and are often in decent numbers.
"So when the opportunity arose for him to have some company he would approach domestic dogs and play with them as mates.
"This kind of interaction between wild and domesticated animals is really rare but as the years went by he appeared to be very friendly and accepting of the company."
But while the wolf, believed to be around nine-years-old, displays friendly behaviour towards dogs, John is mindful that Romeo is still a wild animal.
In order to gain the canine's trust, John spent years studying his behaviour.
"Trust with wild animals is much easier to achieve than with people," he said.
"One way I go about this is to pretend that I am not really interested in them.
"That I am just another creature in the same area, who doesn't want anything they are interested in.
"I just want to share the same location with them.
"I start by letting them get my scent before I even show myself and I do that in very small steps.
"I never approach them directly, I put myself into their environment, stay out of their way and let them approach me.
"Once they have become comfortable with you, then you can move around a bit more freely.
"An important thing to remember about wild animals - even predators capable kicking your butt - is that the last thing they want is physical confrontation."
For John, a wildlife photographer for over 30 years, these method have brought great results.
However, John is eager to point out that such encounters are no fluke and are the result of years of patience and study.
"Respect is the vital behaviour in nature, not aggression. Wild animals live by this code," he said. "They exhibit it through body language.
"So a good knowledge of the body language of any specific species is vital towards understanding their attempts to communicate their feelings to us. Of course some are obvious like growling, charging, biting, clawing, the ripping of flesh.
"But if we can learn to read the more subtle clues or sign that often precede the more physical ones we can work towards achieving harmonious relationships.
"The best harmony is achieved through relationships that are simplistic and non-confrontational."


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In the best of economic times, I often wondered how a league like the NBA, which gets crappy TV ratings, has teams in tiny markets like New Orleans, Sacto, Memphis and OKC, and has a product that many regard as lacking could continue to support the mammoth salaries of its players.
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Now with the economy imploding, and NBA owners forced to take out loans to cover operating costs, it appears that reality is finally setting in for the league and its players.
Oh, wait, scratch the latter.
Jill Painter of the L.A. DAILY NEWS reports that at least one NBA player is apparently blissfully unaware of the world we now live in. Why else would he be charging fans $50 just to see any content on his website?
At Kb24.com, the NBA's reigning MVP will post at least once every couple of weeks.
As a loyal Bryant fan, you'll learn tidbits about his family. You'll see training sessions, too.
All for $49.95.
If you're not a Kobe Bryant fan club member, you can read news and statistics, but you can get that stuff anywhere. The premium content is for paying customers only.
You get the goods when you deliver the credit card.
Let's be fair on this. There's a possibility that Bryant doesn't even know about the ridiculous charge. Or that the charge was established before the economy collapsed. But even during the days when we all enjoyed a sounder financial standing, jacking $50 for bi-monthly blog posts and fascinating family "tidbits" is a little like the Yankees charging $2,600 for a single ticket. (Oh, wait.)
Painter justifiably mocks the concept, but also lauds various pro teams that are lowering prices on tickets and concessions in response to deteriorating fan finances. What she fails to mention in that comparison is that the teams are doing that out of necessity. Whereas Bryant isn't desperating trying to shore up cash every two weeks to meet payroll.
Kobe doesn't need money, which is precisely the reason he's charging. Don't like it? See you at the dollar Dodger dog stand kiddos!
The greater question going forward is how soon before the economic crisis materially impacts salaries of pro sports stars like Bryant? The answer to that is buried on the balance sheets of team owners. If they lost big in the stock market, then you can bet they'll be cutting back on the bench. But if they run a solid team operation in a large market, and their core biz is recession-proof, they're more likely to keep the cash flowing.
In other words, this downturn could be a great opportunity for a well-funded owner to acquire great players at bargain basement prices. That's one of the primary reasons you can almost guarantee that cash-strapped New Orleans Hornets Owner George Shinn will sell Chris Paul to the highest bidder at season's end.
A guy like Mark Cuban, if he can shrug off salary cap impediments, could be a big winner this offseason if the economy takes another leg down.

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I have a really hard time with toys for my daughter Madeline. She's creative, artsy, loves to play pretend and read, but she's not really into dolls or dress up (unless it is Halloween) and has grown out of a lot of toys she used to love – like her play kitchen.
I really struggled with what to get her this past Christmas. As I browsed the toy aisles there just wasn't a lot that stood out to me as being a good fit for her.
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GoldieBlox are obviously made with girls in mind and I love that. I think it is great to see a toy that doesn't revolve around themes of playing house, taking care of baby dolls, or other traditionally "girl" things (not that those are bad).
At GoldieBlox, their goal is to get girls building. I like Madeline having more options that are made with her in mind – toys that offer the opportunity to build while appealing to the things that she enjoys that are uniquely "girl."
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Here are a couple stories from io9 on a few of the genre pilots that give more details and hints of how they might turn out (if they go to series). There are details about plot twists in the pilot episodes, but no substantial spoilers for the series beyond that.
Beautiful People
My question is how well this series could transcend the well-known limitations of broadcast TV. "...really dark, and more than a little sadistic at times," but "not at all subtle." Sounds like what
would have been like, stripped down to its essentials so it could get right to the point.
So, a mixed bag, but has potential and it certainly doesn't sound like it would bore the audience. If NBC can make a civil-rights for androids analogy work on broadcast TV, they might be cracking the code for how the networks can stay (or become) relevant and in business.
And several other series.
Roland Emmerich "Antichrist" series - Some colorful characters, so at least it will have personality. The fact that the lead character is an astrophysicist apparently has no relevance to the story.
The Last Resort
- The description gives us the setup, but no real idea what the story will be about. Simply the group's survival on the island? This one is real hard to read.
Midnight Sun
- Sounding more and more like a
sequel, starring Smokey. Not necessarily a bad thing...
Zero Hour
- Sounding more and more like Emmerich's show, except without de debbel. I think ABC's going to have to choose one or the other, and to be shallow but realistic about ABC's heavily female audience, they'd be wise to choose the one with the cuter lead (ie, the Emmerich show).
The Munsters
Mockingbird Lane
- Sounds like its full of bizarre, borderline tasteless humor, and since when was Grandpa a Jedi? But it doesn't matter, Brad Garrett's got a different pilot, so it's ruined. RUINED!
Anyway we wouldn't see this for a year if we ever see it at all.
Beauty & the Beast
(ABC) - This one's easy. If you already watch
Once Upon a Time
, it's for you.
Beauty & the Beast
(CW) - Brooding hero, spunky heroine, plenty of angst.
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PARIS, JUNE 12, 2003 (ZENIT.org-Avvenire).- Even a "laicist" France is raising its voice against the omission of Christianity in the early draft preamble of the future European Constitution.
The text of the draft, presented May 28, referred to the "cultural, religious and humanist heritage of Europe," which it said was "initially nourished by the Greek and Roman civilizations," and "later by the philosophical currents of the Enlightenment." The text was updated this week but still omits mention of Christianity.
Political commentator Bernard Guetta, of the weekly newspaper L'Express and of Radio France-Nanterre, followed the work of the European Convention, which is writing the draft.
"When the debate began on the Christian roots of Europe," Guetta said, "I immediately said that the Constitutional Charter of the EU should also contain a reference to the laicist heritage of the Enlightenment."
"I see that the Enlightenment is mentioned in the preamble, but Christianity is missing," he added. "As an impenitent atheist I declare that I do not agree: It is an insult to the intelligence. Not to mention the Christian heritage of Europe means to deny historical evidence."
Jean De Belot, director of the newspaper Le Figaro, explained that France "is governed by the dogma of laicism, seen as a guarantee of civil peace."
"It has always been raised as a wall against Catholics," he said. "Except that now they realize that laicism is threatened not by the Church but by Islam. It is really striking."
French academic Jean-Marie Rouart writes: "We should not continue to abusively oppose laicism to Christianity. The separation between temporal powers and religion does not nullify history, the weight of tradition, sensibility."
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Americans who worship the criminal justice systems of Our Betters in Europe should take a long look at the slap-on-the-wrist sentence passed on the Netherlands' first political assassin since World War II.
Volkert van der Graaf, 33, shot candidate Pim Fortuyn, 54, five times at point-blank range nine days before the May 2002 Dutch election. Fortuyn was polling in second place. He might have become prime minister, if van der Graaf hadn't decided to settle the election with a gun.
Last week, a three-judge panel (there are no jury trials in the Netherlands) sentenced van der Graaf to 18 years in prison, with the expectation that he'll be released after serving 12 years.
The judges rejected the prosecution's bid for a life sentence because, they said, van der Graaf deserves a second chance to rejoin society. The judges also disagreed with the prosecution's contention that the assassination was an "attack on democracy," when it clearly was a violent attack on an election.
"What do you have to do to get a life sentence?" Fortuyn supporter Patricia Houdkamp complained to the Independent of London newspaper.
Some American newspapers have dubbed Fortuyn a "right-wing politician" -- which may have made his murder more palatable to some readers. Others tagged Fortuyn as "anti-immigrant." The one-note taglines don't tell the story, however. Fortuyn was a outspoken homosexual activist who wanted the Dutch government to pay more attention to the common man. Fortuyn also referred to Islam as a "backward religion," which he saw as a threat to Dutch's liberal attitude toward women and gays, and hence advocated a moratorium on immigration.
Van der Graaf used the immigration issue as a warm-hearted excuse for his cold-blooded deed. He compared Fortuyn to Adolph Hitler, charged that Fortuyn "abused democracy" and asserted that Fortuyn was scapegoating Muslims -- the "weak side of society" -- for self-aggrandizement.
Figure a man who would commit murder can't be expected to be above misrepresenting his politics. The fact is, the "weak side" van der Graaf chose to kill for are critters.
Fortuyn had supported re-legalizing the breeding of animals for fur. Van der Graaf, The Associated Press reported, was working up to 80 hours a week against commercial animal farming. On his website, van der Graaf called Fortuyn a threat because of his support for pig farming and fur breeding. Van der Graaf is an extremist who killed a human being to protest bacon.
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The crime drama The Killing, which was canceled last year by AMC only to be revived and then canceled again, is being resuscitated by Netflix for a six-episode miniseries billed as the fourth and final season.
"The rich, serialized storytelling in 'The Killing' thrives on Netflix, and we believe that it is only fitting to give Sarah Linden and Stephen Holder a proper send off," Netflix's Cindy Holland said in a statement. "We are looking forward to offering fans – both existing and new – a series that we know is perfectly suited for on-demand viewing."
Based on the Danish crime drama Forbrydelsen ("The Crime"), The Killing follows Seattle homicide detectives Linden (Mireille Enos) and Holder (Joel Kinnaman), with the first two seasons following the investigation of the murder of teenager Rosie Larson — that the case wasn't solved by the end of Season 1 remains a sore point with many viewers — and the third involving a search for a runaway that led to a string of gruesome murders for Linden's past.
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The Washington Post's Volokh Conspiracy blog failed to disclose a writer's relationship with the National Rifle Association, whose piece offered a false attack on expanded background check legislation.
The Volokh Conspiracy is a blog operated by law professor Eugene Volokh that has been published on the Post website since January 2014. The blog is editorially independent from the Post and describes its contributors as "generally libertarian, conservative, centrist, or some mixture of these."
In a November 2 post, writer David Kopel attacked a common version of expanded background check legislation with the false claim that such legislation criminalizes benign activities such as merely handing a friend a gun to look at. He was identified by the site as "Research Director, Independence Institute, Denver, Colorado; Associate Policy Analyst, Cato Institute, Washington, D.C; and Adjunct professor of advanced constitutional law, Denver University, Sturm College of Law" and "author of 15 books and 90 scholarly journal articles."
That description ignores Kopel's longstanding ties with the NRA, which include large grants given by the NRA to the Independence Institute and Kopel's frequent contribution as a writer to NRA publications. Kopel most recently contributed to the NRA's paranoid and inflammatory America's 1st Freedom magazine in the November 2015 issue.
According to an investigation of Kopel's relationship with the NRA by journalist Frank Smyth, "Kopel has managed to establish himself as an independent authority on gun policy issues even though he and his Independence Institute have received over $1.42 million including about $175,000 a year over eight years from the NRA."
Following the publication of Smyth's exposé, The New York Times added language to an opinion piece submitted by Kopel to indicate that the Independence Institute "has received grant money from the National Rifle Association's Civil Rights Defense Fund."
But the Post's Volokh Conspiracy blog made no such disclosure, even though his post helps advance the NRA's agenda in several ways. Kopel uses the Volokh Conspiracy to give credence to the NRA's go-to argument against expanded background check legislation, attacks by name NRA opponent Everytown for Gun Safety for favoring such legislation, and specifically attacks legislative language in an upcoming ballot initiative in Nevada that the NRA opposes.
Moreover, Kopel's claim about expanded background check legislation is baseless.
The NRA previously attacked the legislative language discussed in Kopel's post as it was enacted in Washington state in 2014 via a ballot initiative and in legislation in Oregon in 2015 by claiming that the language was drafted in way that -- either through nefarious design or drafting incompetence -- turned many routine activities involving a gun into crimes.
Law enforcement officials charged with enforcing background check laws have rejected these hysterical claims, calling them "semantics" arguments. And the NRA and other opponents of expanded background checks have been unable to provide reporters examples of gun owners being prosecuted over technicalities of the law.
Following the publication of this post, the Volokh Conspiracy blog added the following language to Kopel's biography: "Kopel is an NRA-certified safety instructor. The Independence Institute has received NRA contributions."
Right-wing media have seized on the robbery of a restaurant that does not allow patrons to bring guns to claim that places with such policies invite attacks, but research has found no evidence that places that do not allow guns attract crime.
According to local news reports, three gunmen broke through the back door of The Pit restaurant in Durham, North Carolina, and demanded money. A manager gave the robbers a "small cash box," while employees at the front of the store shepherded 20 customers to safety. Two employees sustained minor injuries.
Conservative media have directed ridicule and scorn at the store's owner because The Pit has a sign in its front window letting guests know that firearms are not welcome. (No evidence has been presented that the sign played any role in the robbery.)
National Rifle Association News host Cam Edwards joked that it was "the weirdest thing" that The Pit had been robbed, considering the no guns sign, and added, "This sign on the door didn't stop those armed robbers from coming inside." Guest Dave Kopel of the NRA-funded Independence Institute said that if the robbers "paid any attention" to the sign at all, "it likely enticed them to pick that place to rob."
Conservative website Rare wrote, "Don't bring a gun to The Pit -- unless, of course, you plan on robbing the restaurant," while Western Journalism asked, "Did this restaurant just ask to be robbed?" The Washington Times reported that the robbers "ignored" the sign disallowing firearms -- although no evidence has been presented that the robbers were even aware of the sign.
In North Carolina, businesses that do not want guns carried on their premises must post a conspicuous sign disallowing the practice; otherwise individuals with permits to carry concealed weapons are free to enter the business with a firearm, even in bars or restaurants that serve alcohol.
On April 25 the National Rifle Association kicks off its three-day annual meeting, hosted this year at the home of the NFL's Indianapolis Colts, which will feature far-right conservative media figures known for extreme rhetoric.
Tourism officials expect more than 70,000 attendees at the Indiana Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium for the meeting, and attendees will be able to peruse more than 400,000 square feet of exhibition space to enjoy "over 600 of the most spectacular displays of firearms, shooting and hunting accessories in the world!" As in years past, the NRA expects that roughly 80 percent of attendees will be men.
Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America -- part of the newly launched 1.5 million member Everytown for Gun Safety organization -- is planning on bringing 100 mothers and 20 gun violence survivors to Indianapolis in order to urge NRA leadership to support requiring background checks on gun sales.
Attendees can also view a number of presentations, the most prominent of which include the NRA-ILA Leadership Forum, the Annual Meeting of Members, and the Stand and Fight Rally. The NRA-ILA forum will feature several prominent GOP officials including Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY).
Far-right conservative figures are a mainstay of these annual meeting events. During last year's Stand and Fight Rally, keynote speaker Glenn Beck depicted then-New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who is Jewish, in a Nazi salute, leading to condemnation from Jewish groups. Other presentations at the 2013 meeting reaffirmed the NRA's hardline stance following the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, including the claim of new NRA president Jim Porter that President Obama would seek "revenge" against gun owners.
In addition to the NRA's own bombastic CEO and Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre, this year's meeting will feature Ted Nugent, Sarah Palin, radio host Mark Levin, religious hardliner Franklin Graham, and others known for their extreme right-wing rhetoric:
Mark Levin is a conservative commentator best known as the host of The Mark Levin Show, which is a nationally syndicated radio program by Cumulus Media Networks. Levin delivered a video message at the 2013 annual meeting in which he claimed that the Second Amendment protected a "well-armed militia" in case "the federal government got out of control." (The Second Amendment actually calls for a "well regulated militia.") Levin is known for his inflammatory commentary, including the recent claim that the "key" to a Hillary Clinton presidential run in 2016 would be "her genitalia." He has also accused Obama of abusing children, compared marriage equality to incest, polygamy, and drug use, compared supporters of the Affordable Care Act to Nazi "brown shirts," and advocated for Obama to be impeached.
David Kopel, a gun activist who frequently writes for the National Rifle Association's publications, has been identified by Denver Fox affiliate KDVR/FOX31 as a source for a fake story about a gun executive who was supposedly detained after being misidentified as a terrorist.
Kopel, who is an adjunct professor at the University of Denver's law school, is currently representing a group of sheriffs who seek to overturn Colorado's newly enacted gun violence prevention laws. In January, Kopel testified against stronger gun laws before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
According to a May 22 article, Kopel put KDVR in touch with a woman who claimed that Daniele Perazzi, an executive for Italian shotgun company who actually died in 2012, had been taken in for questioning by police in Denver after a cab driver misidentified him as a terrorist. It later became apparent that the woman, identified as Korrine Aguirre, fabricated the account.
KDVR reported that Kopel "first told FOX31 Denver" about the incident and referred them to Aguirre, "who, it now appears, concocted an elaborate but false story." The news outlet was also in touch with NRA board member Steve Schreiner, who claimed to be at the Colorado Gun Collectors Association show, where Perazzi was supposedly heading to when he was accused of being a terrorist:
Two trusted sources who told FOX31 Denver that an Italian gun company executive was questioned by local law enforcement after a Denver cab driver thought he might be a terrorist now say they were misled.
David Kopel, a nationally-recognized Second Amendment attorney with the Independence Institute in Denver, first told FOX31 Denver about the alleged incident Saturday. He referred us to Korrine Aguirre, who, it now appears, concocted an elaborate but false story.
Steve Schreiner, a Colorado board member of the National Rifle Association, told us he was at the gun show. He said Aguirre told him about the alleged questioning of Perazzi by police.
FOX31 Denver News Director Ed Kosowski has acknowledged, "More steps should have been taken to corroborate Aguirre's story and verify information provided by Kopel and Schreiner."
The latest cover story from the National Rifle Association magazine America's 1st Freedom pushes a baseless conspiracy that a proposed United Nations treaty to prevent the diversion of weapons to human rights abusers will be used by "the minions of tyrannical and thieving governments" to achieve "total disarmament of freedom-loving people all over the world."
In reality, the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) seeks to address the fact that as many as 500,000 people are killed in armed violence each year worldwide by implementing -- on an international scale -- arms trade standards that are already used in the United States.
The piece, titled "Siege," was authored by gun advocate David Kopel and shares pages in the February 2013 edition of America's 1st Freedom with an unhinged article by NRA executive vice president Wayne LaPierre that calls upon Americans to buy firearms to ensure their "survival."
Despite Kopel's claim that U.N. officials will deviously interpret the ATT to disarm civilian populations and ultimately "destroy much of what remains of lawful gun ownership," the treaty explicitly disallows such interference by the U.N. in the sovereign affairs of nations. The latest draft of the ATT expressly prohibits the imposition of domestic firearms regulations upon parties to the treaty by "[r]eaffirming the sovereign right and responsibility of any State to regulate and control transfers of conventional arms that take place exclusively within its territory, pursuant to its own legal or constitutional systems."
Volokh Conspiracy blogger and gun activist David Kopel denied that there is a link between firearm availability and homicide, while distorting statistics to downplay the effectiveness with which other industrialized nations prevent gun violence.
Kopel made his comments on the December 3 edition of CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight, during a discussion of the murder-suicide involving NFL player Jovan Belcher. After NBC sportscaster Bob Costas favorably quoted a FoxSports.com column that noted "If Jovan Belcher didn't possess a gun, he and [his victim] Kasandra Perkins would both be alive today," on Sunday Night Football, conservatives in media responded in force with false claims denying the epidemic of gun violence in America.
This pattern continued on Piers Morgan, with Kopel claiming that "there is no relation, scientifically in social science, between the number of guns and the homicide rate." To the contrary, research conducted at the Harvard Injury ControlResearch Center found that "states with higher levels of household gun ownership had higher rates of firearm homicide and overall homicide."


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The Mechanical Bride
Directed by Allison de Fren
The Mechanical Bride is a documentary about men who love "artificial" women. The focus is limited to people in love with objects that take the form of people, and this helps maintain its focus. What sets this film apart from an episode of "Strange Sex" on TLC is the intelligence and sensitivity in which it approaches its subject. This is not a feature meant to showcase "freaks" but take a sincere look at why some people turn away from humanity and develop emotional relationships with inanimate versions of women. Rather than merely bolstering arguments, the interviews in the film bring a unique human element that transcends words, bringing a new level of intimacy to these men's experience.
The evolution of ideas, concepts and relationships with these objects is intelligent and effortless. The film truly comes together as a well-written book or thesis might, utilizing choice interviews as a means of bolstering its arguments. Rather than merely being supporting pieces of evidence though, this human element suggests more than any words could, as we are able to look beyond what is being said and understand what exactly is being experienced by these men.
This is hardly the first film to discuss sex dolls as its main topic, but it nonetheless offers new insight into the subject. The decision to include the Real-Doll doctor, the go-to man for all Real-Doll repairs, adds an interesting perspective to the film. Mirroring the film's opening monologue, relating the Real-Doll phenomena to the classical myth of Pygmalion, he becomes the figure-head "artist" of the film. Though he is not the designer of the doll (we meet many of them, including some women), he has a unique perspective on the intimacy that the doll has with its "owner". Almost all his repairs are from normal wear and tear, but he shows us one doll that has been destroyed almost beyond recognition. He describes it, "it's like he fucked off her arms and legs". In disgust, he suggests that some people should not be allowed to own these dolls. For him, they are not sexual objects, but art objects. Their resemblance to the human form though, makes this sort of destruction all the more eerie.
This image stood out for me the most, because even bloodless, the image evoked a response similar to that of seeing images of real people hurt and injured. The cruelty of a destroyed sculpture of a human seems to hit more than anything else, but we know it isn't real, why does it evoke such powerful feelings? I am not sure, if it is as some suggest that it points to the psyche of the aggressor as someone capable and desiring of hurting real humans as well. It is obviously a possibility – but it seems like a far reach, at least in terms of the mind's immediate response. I think on a primal level, our mind does not even process human-like objects as being inhuman, they look like humans, and therefore they are. This explains the horrific paranoia evoked by films like Invasions of the Body Snatchers, which play with our conception of the human form. Much like our reaction of repulsion towards objects that are nearly human, but not (uncanny valley), why can't there be a similar response to objects that we know aren't human but we believe to be? It is no doubt a reflection of our desire to imbue our own creations with a soul.
The Mechanical Bride is a fascinating thesis on phenomena which piques the interest of many. The sex-lives of others have always been a point of fascination for a large portion of the population, and those who choose to maintain sex-lives with non-animate objects provide a very unique curiosity. The Mechanical Bride is a multi-faceted documentary that deals with this subject with a surprising about of sensitivity, which allows its subjects to express themselves with unfiltered sincerity. What the future may hold is where the documentary leaves off, suggesting the possibility of a robotic future, and in turn, how this might change our relationship with sex even more.
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California Startup Links People with Local Agriculture Via Website, AppMarch 19, 2015 | Jenny Sechler
A company in California is using technology to engage people in local agriculture and support the local farming economy. Ag Link, based in the San Joaquin Valley, has created a website and smartphone app, Ag Link Connect, for consumers looking for local food and farms, as well as fun local activities and agriculture related events. By partnering with other agencies, Ag Link hopes to create a statewide network that will increase the reach of local agriculture organizations.
Ag Link Connect was created by Rob and Jana Nairn, native Californians who grew up on farms and have degrees in agricultural marketing. Their business started as an e-commerce platform to connect schools to local farms in support of farm-to-school programs in California.
"As we were developing a business model of connecting growers to schools, we came across a lot of growers whose products didn't fit into this market but were interested in what we were doing," Jana explains. "We started looking for opportunities to fit their needs." Read More
FarmLogs Connects Farmers to the Cloud, Expands With $10-million RoundJanuary 29, 2015 | AJ Hughes
A farmer's livelihood depends on keeping track of records.
Records of rainfall, commodity prices, fertilizer applications, seed planting rates, when pesticide was applied last, and more. Without accurate records, the business suffers.
Yet the farming sector has been slow to adopt new technology–farmers often opt to keep much of their files with them in the front seat of the pickup or in office filing cabinets.
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Women in Food: Giulia Stellari Brings Big Data to Small FarmsJanuary 8, 2015 | Jenny Smiechowski
When Giulia Stellari was seven years old she knew exactly what she wanted to be when she grew up: a sheep farmer in Australia.
"I was really into animals and have always been into growing things, but lived in a very urban setting and so didn't really have the opportunity to do that," says Stellari.
Even though she didn't pursue this dream, she eventually got back in touch with her agricultural leanings in a very different capacity. In 2009, Stellari cofounded AgSquared, a software company focused on small-farm planning, management, and record keeping. Read More
Sneak Peek: Seedstock Conference Panel on Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Investment in Local FoodOctober 29, 2014 | Nina Ignaczak
The movement to grow the proportion of local food on our plates is gaining momentum across the nation.
But progress is uneven. While 89 percent of Vermont schools engage in some type of local food program, only 44 percent do so nationally, according to USDA. Large food service providers and institutions are, for the most part, still getting their food from the big guys. The military, one of the largest food markets in the country, gets most of its food from large agribusiness, according to the New York Times.
The demand is there. As compared with the 2007 USDA Agricultural Census, the current 2012 Census shows an increase of 8 percent for the number of farms selling directly to consumers and 5 percent for the sales in dollars of directly marketed agricultural products.
The challenge for innovators, entrepreneurs and growers is securing the investment necessary to start and grow their companies in order to meet this market demand.
Seedstock's upcoming "Reintegrating Agriculture: Local Food Systems and the Future of Cities" Conference on November 12, 2014 at UCLA Anderson School of Management in Los Angeles, CA will look at the innovations and business models that have the potential to help expand local and regional food systems as well as the funding routes that entrepreneurs and new growers can take to start and grow their operations.
The discussion will be led by moderator Wilton Risenhoover of the UCLA Venture Fund and feature expert panelists Nicola Kerslake of New Bean Capital, Rob Trice of Better Food Ventures and The Mixing Bowl, and Robert TSE of USDA Rural Development. Read More
9 Technology Tools for Localizing the Food SystemOctober 28, 2014 | AJ Hughes
It might seem that to purchase locally-produced foods, one must take a two-lane county road to the nearest farm stand or visit the local farmers' market. Even though it may seem that the big-box grocery store is an embedded part of modern life, modern technology increasingly is empowering the buying and selling of local foods on an larger-than-ever scale. From radio frequency identification tags to online food hubs to mobile phone apps, technology is taking agriculture "back" to the future.
The following are nine cutting-edge examples. Read More
Five Farm Implements That Did Not Exist 25 Years AgoOctober 21, 2014 | Marianne Peters
Farming has gone high-tech. With the convergence of science and technology, as well as no-till methods and increasing concerns about soil composition and fertilizer use, growers can now access information and tools unheard of twenty-five years ago.
Robert Yoder, Purdue Extension Educator based in Marshall County, Indiana, believes that farm innovation is leading to better environmental stewardship as well. "Farmers themselves are better educated about environmental issues," he says, "and new technology is enabling better soil management practices." With over 30 years as an Extension agent working in the areas of agriculture and natural resources, Yoder has seen a great deal of change in his career span, and he notes at least five innovations in farming equipment that did not exist before 1990 in common use now. Read More
How Do We Reshape Our American Food System? A Q&A With Union of Concerned Scientists' Ricardo SalvadorSeptember 30, 2014 | AJ Hughes
Ricardo Salvador is the director of the Union of Concerned Scientists' Food & Environment Program. He believes agricultural systems must change for the health of the Earth and its inhabitants, and was the first professor to teach about sustainable agriculture at a land grant university at Iowa State.
Seedstock had the opportunity to speak with Salvador about the future of agriculture, the role of land-grant universities, and the developing science of "agro-ecology".
Seedstock: For years, our nation's land-grant universities have focused on crop yields and profitability. How do leading agricultural research universities need to shift their energies to adapt to a rapidly evolving agricultural industry? Read More
Tech Tools for Food Hubs: Oregon Firm Builds Sustainability Through SoftwareSeptember 25, 2014 | Trish Popovitch
Local Food Marketplace provides a software platform for food hubs that allows them to reach customers, aggregate production and compete with traditional distribution.
"We help food hubs all the way from the planning process and working with their producers to figuring out what their availability will be on a weekly basis," says Amy McCann, who co-founded the business in 2009. "We also help with writing sales sheets, creating invoices for customers and managing the distribution to the food hub's customers."
McCann says her personal experience working in the food hub environment helps her offer more than just tech support to her customers. Read More


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Friday This article originally appeared in The History Teacher, Volume 27, Number 3, May 1994, pages 339-349. Copyright © 1994 The History Teacher. Reprinted by permission. It would be difficult to find any facet of Japan's cultural heritage that exercises as powerful a hold on the world's popular imagination as the samurai. The samurai tradition is often cited as the source of both the mind-set that launched Japan's war against China, Southeast Asia and the United States and of the norms and values of the soldiers and officers who fought it.
What's all this fuss about Erlang. Nobody can predict the future, but I'm going to make a few informed guesses.
Let's suppose Intel is right: let's suppose that the Keifer project succeeds. If this happens, then 32 core processors will appear on the market as soon as 2009/2010. Corruption in textbook-adoption proceedings: 'Judging Books. Judging Books by Their Covers Richard P.
Jon Flanders' Blog:BizTalk and Windows Workflow Foundation. Friday, March 17, 2006 5:45:42 PM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00) There are many really great things about using workflow as the logic behind your application. The one that really excites me is the visibility workflow gives you into what your application is doing. Another great thing is that many types of applications are naturally workflows, and so using workflow for those applications is really a no-brainer. One of the most-often cited examples is page flow in ASP.NET. Moving a user from page to page in an ASP.NET application is really a workflow. Wicked Code: Asynchronous Pages in ASP.NET 2.0. Wicked Code Asynchronous Pages in ASP.NET 2.0 Jeff Prosise Code download available at:WickedCode0510.exe(123 KB) ASP.NET 2.0 is replete with new features ranging from declarative data binding and Master Pages to membership and role management services.
Are people 'stuck' on Windows? « dreamcatching. OCEAN-FLOOR PLATES collide, shift along giant faults, or crack and spread apart. Two narrow, water-filled splits on the flanks of continents—the Gulf of California and the Red Sea—are oceans of the future just beginning to open, marine geologists say. Their basins are widening; heat comes up from below their floors.
In Mexico's Gulf of California great volumes of sediment carried down by the Colorado River mask the seabed rifting. Someday that rift may rip north, open a seaway through Nevada, and break away much of California as an island. In the Red Sea, in several deep basins or holes, a different sort of mud exists. Ever since the first Challenger's cruise a century ago, it has been known that potato-size lumps rich in manganese and iron cover wide areas of the ocean floor, almost as thick as cobblestones. Is Design Dead? For many that come briefly into contact with Extreme Programming, it seems that XP calls for the death of software design.
Not just is much design activity ridiculed as "Big Up Front Design", but such design techniques as the UML, flexible frameworks, and even patterns are de-emphasized or downright ignored. In fact XP involves a lot of design, but does it in a different way than established software processes. XP has rejuvenated the notion of evolutionary design with practices that allow evolution to become a viable design strategy. It also provides new challenges and skills as designers need to learn how to do a simple design, how to use refactoring to keep a design clean, and how to use patterns in an evolutionary style.
Extreme Programming (XP) challenges many of the common assumptions about software development. Exploration Through Example » Blog Archive » Four implementation. Many of the tests that currently use browser-driving tools like Selenium, Watir, or Silk could use different implementation technologies. In the rest of this note, I describe the pros and cons of browser driving, HTTP driving, the Rails variant of HTTP driving, and app-layer driving. Context. Structured Procrastination. Educate Your Stakeholders! As much as it hurts to admit it, most of the important decisions of website development are not made by design professionals.
They're made by the business owners and middle managers who hire us. After all, it is they who hold the purse strings, so it's only fair that they set the online priorities. Unfortunately, this situation does have one major drawback. Although such people may be very well meaning, they are often blissfully unaware of the factors that should and do influence decision making on the web. The unhappy result is that poor investment choices are often made. Setting the scene#section1. Why the 9 to 5 Office Worker Will Become a Thing of the Past. The Natural Productivity Cycle In your personal life, when attending to business or working on side projects, how often do you spend 8 consecutive hours in front of a computer?
It doesn't make sense because we lose the ability to concentrate effectively within a few hours. Everyone goes through alternating periods of high and low mental acuity. There are days when I work on personal projects for well over 8 hours, but the time is always divided into multiple sessions. I might spend a few hours coding a design, a few hours writing, and a few hours reading feeds, moderating comments, and responding to email. From design to meaning: a whole new way of pre. My favorite book of the summer is Daniel Pink's A Whole New Mind.
A simple book in many ways, and a most profound and well-researched one as well. All For Games: An Interview with Warren Spector. Warren Spector is probably most acclaimed for his work on Deus Ex, but his experience has spanned many studios.
From Origin, to Looking Glass Studios, to Ion Storm, Spector has made his mark, especially in terms of interactive story and depth of character immersion. Now, with his new Houston-based studio Junction Point (taking the title from a cancelled Looking Glass game), Spector plans to take all of that a step further, with a brand new intellectual property. Erlang For The Practical Man.


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Long, Ragsdale & Waters secures legal victory for developer's subdivision.
Lawyers are hired because people either have a problem or want to avoid one. We are well known for our ability to craft solutions in a wide range of areas. Long, Ragsdale & Waters excels in handling real estate transactions, corporate and commercial law and civil litigation. Having built a reputation for successfully concluding our clients' development and lending transactions, the firm blends this culture into the counsel it provides to clients in dispute resolution, tax and estate planning, and business organization. Whatever the need, we identify the best legal solution and work to achieve it for our clients.
Our ideology is to vigorously represent our clients and find solutions that solve your legal issues. Our clients deserve our best work, and we deliver.
Long, Ragsdale & Waters secures legal victory for developer's subdivision.
Physical, environmental and financial challenges overcome with savvy solutions by team of attorneys.
Private property owner gets fairly compensated when municipality eyes inherited land.
Four Long, Ragsdale & Waters attorneys were again named among Knoxville's best in their practice areas according to CityView Magazine's annual poll. David Long, Dennis Ragsdale, Louis Crossley, and Garrett Swartwood were honored by their peers in the voting.
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by Lana Hope cross posted from her blog Wide Open Ground
Some days -so much of the freakin time – fundies don't give back any substantial rebuttal or feedback to arguments that have been addressed specially at them. For example, a while back, Libby Anne addressed how the leading homeschool legal defense group in America, HSLDA, had called a child abuser a hero. That's a substantial claim that would deserve a good answer.
But fundies don't usually give back any sort of substantial argument. They might, however, name call ("you feminist" or "Jezebel"), or they might go so insanely vague on the argument, or they might laugh themselves sick and assume others are bitter, but shallow, thinkers.
HSLDA responded all vague. Surprise, suprise. Then numerous other individuals just cried, "she can't know what she's doing. She's an atheist." Yea, FOR REAL KINDA CRAZY STUFF.
I'll tell you an insiders secret:
Fundies are trained not to give the other side a bit of an edge.
For example,
My mom knows child abuse is an issue that has not been addressed in homeschool mom circles. She remembers when one of my friends came over with bruises on her back and how the girl had been forced to stand in front of her church and repent for something we knew was a load of crap. My mom knows about another friend whose dad repeatedly shoved him against the wall. My mom was always against their abuse and NEVER said it was their fault.
Yet now a decade later she said I shouldn't tell the child abuse stories online. Not because it didn't happen. It did.
"It will ruin homeschooling for the rest of us!"
Dang truth!
So get this: It's okay to defend your beliefs. But suppose someone else does come along and not only challenges your position, but also make some good points?
Name call.
Ignore the meat of the argument.
Ignore all together.
Don't ever say, "Yeah, fundamentalism has some holes, you're right. But here is why it's not as big of a deal as you think…." or "Yeah, fundamentalism has some holes. I still disagree with your conclusion because….."
NO HECK NO. We don't ever say that. Not to our opponents face, anyway. (Debate teams don't count.)
Here's another secret: as a kid, I thought going all vague and not admitting to agreeing whatsoever at all was the best response. Yea, that's what I thought.
Then I met healthy disagreements. A good example is the recent debate between Marcus Borg and Tony Jones. They disagree on whether Jesus physically resurrected from the dead. They went back and forth and back and forth on their blogs. They never name called, they addressed the dang arguments (especially that part), and yet they still disagreed. Novel?
Oh yes, novel to me.
I've gotten interested recently in a very, very, very, very current philosophy of religion debate in academia. In fact, it's so recent that theists are arguing with theists over how to best defend this. ARGUING WITH THEIR OWN DANG TEAM MEMBERS! IN JOURNAL ARTICLES. Talk about flooring me.
This is why folks like Kevin Swanson who recently on his Generations with Vision podcast referring to Homeschoolers Anonymous, said we are "a bunch of bitter ex-fundie homeschoolers" who are "finding each other on these websites" and "opening up [our] IHateHomeschooling.com websites."
Not only could Swanson not say, "Yeah, Mary's life was living hell. I agree" (cuz that might make homeschooling look bad), but he also couldn't see beyond the fog that maybe we aren't all or nothing kind of folks.
Why? Because if we were prohomeschooling, you see, (back to what my mom said), we wouldn't be speaking up. Swanson is taking this at face value. So we are speaking up; therefore, we are IHateHomeschooling.com kind of people.
You are so wrong, Mr. Swanson.
In fact, I'm so pro-homeschooling that I'd totally leave the country if homeschooling were illegal in America (oh wait, I already left the country).
Yet I'm all in favor of Homeschoolers Anonymous and Homeschoolings Invisible Children.
It's possible to say, "yea, I'm prohomeschooling, but sometimes homeschooling sucks." It's also possible for me to disagree with other bloggers on certain issues, even other bloggers on H.A., and yet still have some common ground and share group hugs.
I say let the defenses down.
If Swanson doesn't want to agree with Homeschoolers Anonymous, he should say what he disagrees with and address our arguments. I'm not all oh-he's-gotta-agree kinda gal. Just, yeah, tell me the what, why, and how you disagree.
Oh yeah, that's against the fundamental code book.
That's why I enjoyed the Tony Jones/Marcus Borg debate. The only thing that I didn't like is that I'm a nobody and don't get smart folks like that to argue with me.
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Lana Hope was homeschooled 1st-12th grade in a small town and rural culture. Involved in ATI, her life growing up was gendered, sheltered, and with a lot of shame and rules in disguise of Biblical principles and character qualities. After college Lana moved to SE Asia and began working with the abused, and upon discovering that the large world is not at all like she had been taught, she finally questioned it all, from Calvinism to the homeschool movement to the foundation of her Christian faith. Today Lana is a Christian Universalist, holds a B.A. in English, and is currently working on a M.A. in philosophy. She blogs about the struggles she has faced leaving fundamentalism and homeschooling behind and how travel and missions has wrecked her life for good and bad at her blog www.wideopenground.com.
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My son will be 9 months in 4 days, and still doesn't babble. I wrote about this when he was 8 months too.
he does alot of raspberries, squeeling, laughing, vowels like ooohs and ahhs, occasional boo, gi, ga, ka, ki. Alot of "Eyy", "Eyyeyy", and sometimes "Hhey". And "Neyy".
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It looks like people will not believe until they see a deal on paper. Problem is by that time there's not many people going to get the few cheap shares that are out there. If you have technology that is so much faster,so much cheaper and so much more energy efficient, obviously the market, just from shear competition alone,has to accept and embrace it. It always did , it always will. You can't go back in time, you can't stay stationary you have to move ahead and that's what Opel will do.
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Time is passing always so fast - sometimes you just miss to push out all the good content you got. This is also the case with the interview I have made with Lee Bryant from Postshift already back in June. Lee is one of the leading experts on the social business ideas in Europe. With his former company Headshift (which was integrated into the Dachis Group) he was an early expert team that put a lot of efforts into the transformation of the early birds in this field. At some point he became disappointed about the progress of the transformational change. With his new venture Postshift he is up to providing a toolset to analyze, quantifiy and steer the change - in the video he's explaining the why and how.https://youtu.be/o85X1kC0q90
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We are starting another round of our meetup series in Paris - now under the brand of the #EntDigi Meetup (ex #e20s Meetup). The start of this year's round is done by the discussion of the project experiences within Sodexo. Monique Oger and Gabriele Maltinti will present their lessons learned from the establishment of the Cloud9 project!
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Law of the Land is a feature length action crime thriller about Ash Jones, an expert assassin who has always been prepared for anything. Although when he falls for the beautiful and sexy Renee, he is forced to confront the morality of his profession.
- Once upon a time, Edward Varnie made the short film version of this feature. That film got him accepted into the Directing discipline at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, and got his cinematographer, Dylan Zola, accepted into the Cinematography discipline. Now Varnie and Zola want to make this short film into a feature, and they need your help.
Besides a terrific crew (including Producer Gabrielle Lui, Production Designer Aaron Kelly, and Editor Aaron Greenbaum) the filmmakers have also locked down the lead actor for the film: Kwame Patterson, best known for his role of Monk on the classic HBO series "The Wire", and currently playing Re-Kon on the show "Ray Donovan." The money raised in this campaign will pay for his SAG actor fee, as well as equipment rentals, props & costumes, and food for the cast and crew.
We will be shooting the film this August, but we need the help of supporters like you in order to make this film a reality. Even if you can only give a dollar or two, every cent brings us closer to our goal and making this film possible.
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What We Need & What You Get
Movies are always fun, but are hard work and cost a lot of money.
Your money will NOT be going towards our pockets! Every dollar donated (besides the % that goes to Indiegogo) will be going directly to the production of the film as stated above.
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Kwame is recognized from his breakout role as "Monk" on the HBO hit series, The Wire. Since then he has booked roles on the following shows: The Shield, CSI, Dark Blue, iCarly, and Castle. He is currently a recurring character as "Re-Kon" on the new Showtime show Ray Donovan.
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oooh! i love it how they licked each others pussies never tried it with a girl but i wanna try it now since i have no longer a boyfriend hahaha anyone? please lick my pussy and put two three fingers on it im so horny right now.
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i just love it. i want to see it again & again. the girls are so hot & sexy. I love how they smile at each other.
I want someone to do that to me...
mmmmmmmmm I want Eufrat's friend.
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does anyone know their names?=
what the fuck are they wearing haha
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where do they live.
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This is what true lesbians are all about(: not all that hardcore stuff. i love lesbians like this
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they are just sooo ....dam hot( and beautiful), my favorite video here so far!!
Best lesbian scene of all times
The up close scenes were great, but amounted to about 20 seconds of a 10 minute video.
is eufrat really a lesbian? she's damn hot!
i'm gonna put this video on my iphone so i never have to be from it agin!
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Perfect; Would like to be a girl :-(
wish i had someone to do that with, god.
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Damn I need someone to come suck on me... xxxx mmmmmmmmmm :(
These girls are beautiful and are not acting for porj byt enjoying it
Actually Aubrey, I like to use vibrators and rub my clit!
eufrat is such a lesbian, i love it
Wish they'd left those sweaters on the whole time.
This is what I'm talkin about. This is true love making.
Love the part with the wool sweaters!
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They are from Czech Republic
Man, I love a girl in a sweater...
I had a feeling they werent american
boring, fake, says "stick tongue inside my pussy" thought great real action, nothing, did I miss something?
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almost artistic
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