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Alec Barnard rises before dawn and is in the pool by 6 a.m. He spends two more hours in the water after school.
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It was Stephanie Boden, a former Arizona State All-American swimmer and the mother of one of his teammates, who suggested he try the sport.
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Barnard dived into the sport, found early success and, as Boden likes to put it, "the rest is history."
Now a senior, Barnard is finishing his high-school career with an Archbishop Murphy team that returns all nine state competitors from last year's Class 2A state runner-up team.
Archbishop Murphy's program, under coach Mike McCloskey, is in only its fifth year. But Barnard is a seasoned swimmer who competes year-round for Bellevue Club Swim Team and has participated in the Junior Nationals.
His specialty is the 100-yard butterfly. Last season, he lowered his own 2A state-meet record to 51.21 seconds, which would have placed second in the 4A meet and third in 3A.
"Alec is our first state champion in school history," McCloskey said. "He showed up in our second year and was in a whole different league. It was kind of fun for all of our swimmers to watch someone go that fast. Their whole expectation level of what they're capable of rises up. People recognize you can go that fast, and that if you train hard, you can make state. It's really helped build our program."
Barnard has signed a letter of intent with Seattle University.
"Seattle University is building a really fast team," Barnard said. "I'm excited to be a part of it."
Barnard's brother Austin is a sophomore who finished second at state in the 500 freestyle and fourth in the 200 free last season. Austin also swims for the Bellevue Club, as does sophomore teammate Stephen Boden.
"He does distance stuff, I'm more middle distance," Alec said about his brother.
Boden is another rising star. He was third at state in the 200 individual medley and third in the 500 free as a freshman.
Seniors Hunter Cosgrove and Steve Kane add more depth for the Wildcats. Cosgrove took third in the 100 backstroke and fourth in the 100 free at state, while Kane was fourth in diving. Cosgrove, Boden and the Barnard brothers set a meet record while winning the 400 free relay.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- If you have health insurance on your job, you probably don't give much thought to each year's renewal. But make the same assumption in one of the new health law plans, and it could lead to costly surprises.

 Insurance exchange customers who opt for convenience by automatically renewing their coverage for 2015 are likely to receive dated and inaccurate financial aid amounts from the government, say industry officials, advocates and other experts.

 If those amounts are too low, consumers could get sticker shock over their new premiums. Too high, and they'll owe the tax man later.

 Automatic renewal was supposed to make the next open-enrollment under President Barack Obama's health care overhaul smooth for consumers.

 But unless the administration changes its 2015 approach, "they're setting people up for large and avoidable premium increases," said researcher Caroline Pearson, who follows the health law for the market analysis firm Avalere Health.

 It could be a new twist on an old public relations headache for the White House: You keep the health plan you like but get billed way more.

 "It was our preference for (the administration) to have the capacity to update people's subsidy information, but they haven't been able to get that built," said Brendan Buck, a spokesman for the industry trade group America's Health Insurance Plans.

 Here's the issue, in a nutshell:

 To streamline next year's open enrollment season, the Health and Human Services Department recently proposed offering automatic renewal to 8 million consumers who are already signed up.

 But the fine print of the HHS announcement said consumers who auto enroll will get the "the exact dollar amount" of financial aid they are receiving this year.

 That's likely to be a problem for a couple of reasons, not to mention inflation.

 First, financial aid is partly based on premiums for a current benchmark plan in the community where the consumer lives. Because more plans are joining the market and insurers are submitting entirely new bids for 2015, the benchmark in many communities will be different.

 Second, financial aid is also based on household income. If your income goes down, you are entitled to a bigger health insurance tax credit. If it goes up, you get less. The 2014 amounts could well be out of date and incorrect for many people. Financial assistance is also affected by age, family size and where people live.

 And that doesn't get into another motivation for consumers to shop around: Premiums and choices for 2015 are changing, so your current plan may no longer be a good deal.

 "Just continuing in the same plan with the same credit is not going to be the optimal outcome for most people," said Judy Solomon of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, which advocates for low-income people. "Your 2014 credit is going to be lower in most cases, and in some cases it could be too high."

 About 8 in 10 of those who signed up for private coverage under the health care law are getting financial aid. In the 36 states served by the federal insurance exchange, the tax credits average $264 a month, reducing the average monthly premium of $346 to just $82.

 Even with such generous subsidies, about 4 in 10 who bought a health law plan say they have trouble paying their premiums, according to a poll by the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation.

 Open enrollment starts Nov. 15, and consumers who already have a policy will have just about a month to renew or make changes to avoid a break in coverage Jan. 1. Millions of new customers are also expected to try to sign up for the first time.

 New Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell is hoping that auto renewal will simplify things, a welcome change from this year's website problems.

 But the subsidy scheme created by Congress to keep premiums affordable has so many moving parts that it's turning out to be difficult for the government to administer.

 Administration spokesman Aaron Albright says all consumers are encouraged to contact their health insurance exchange to update any changes in personal and financial details. You can do that at any time, before the open-enrollment crunch.

 However, you will have to wait until the fall to change to a new plan for next year.

 Even if the financial aid amounts are off the mark, some advocates say auto renewal is still a safeguard to keep some people from falling through the cracks.

 "It is not a perfect solution, but I'm not sure that there is a better solution in terms of protecting people so they don't lose health coverage," said Ron Pollack, executive director of Families USA, an advocacy group supporting the overhaul.
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I guess it depends on how you define free will exactly. Of course you can't suddenly decide to violate the law of physics, but within those laws, you can more or less do what you want.
Of course there are other limitations, like the ones society and your life circumstances impose on you. Ultimately, it's always a question of the definition. But if you tweak the parameters so that we only consider choices that are actually possible, then yes there is free will
No. A very, very complicated set of physical states produced in you the "decision" to flip the coin. Laws of physics controlled in a nearly-impossible-to-predict but still totally deterministic way whether the coin turned heads or tails. This condition set off a number of other conditions in your brain, with neurons firing in precise patterns that result in your decision. This is, essentially, in no way different from simply thinking about the problem and coming to a decision on your own. All the step of flipping a coin does is use a different set of deterministic, physical principles to end up at your decision. Now, maybe the types of conclusions reached when you use your set of conditions called the brain produces results that make more sense to others than when you use the set of conditions called the coin flip, but in the end it's simply atoms and molecules interacting with other atoms and molecules in exact, deterministic, and insanely complicated way.
In the end, though, I feel this is moot. The human brain is not in any way set up to interpret or handle this kind of worldview. It's fascinating to ponder but useless in any actual implication. The core concepts of things like "society," "morality," and "justice" are technically incorrect but completely vital for people to be happy and fulfilled, because happiness and fulfillment are simply brain states.


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Education in wisdom means training in 'know-how'. This splendid expression, which has been current in the United States since the early nineteenth century, identifies the essentially practical quality which the Old Testament writers called wisdom. 1 The term always signifies superior ability—the ability to get on top of things, to achieve a goal, to become expert, to exercise mastery, and so on. The attenuated modern view of wisdom as analytic insight detached from executive power, such as the elderly are supposed to possess, was quite foreign to ancient Israel. At one end of the spectrum, wisdom was used to describe the skill of seamen 2 and snake-charmers, 3 designers 4 and embroiderers, 5 carpenters 6 and metalworkers, 7 like Hiram, whom Solomon hired: 'His father, a native of Tyre, had been a worker in bronze, and he himself was a man of great skill and ingenuity, versed in every kind of craftsmanship in bronze' (or, as the Revised Standard Version translates more literally, 'he was full of wisdom, understanding and skill, for making any work in bronze'). 8 At the other end of the spectrum, it was by wisdom that in the beginning God created the world and got it to work:
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I always keep my New Year's resolutions.
The secret to my success is that I keep the list short (no more than four specific goals) and private (written down and hidden in a favorite book, checked on at various points throughout the year). This year, however, I begin a new tradition–a much wider and more expansive list and made public a good month and change before the zero hour lands:
1. Ignore Dick Cheney and his family. Let him get all the awards he can get his paws on and then hand them off to loyal Scooter Libby to have and to hold in lieu of a law license. I have no idea why he keeps getting awards or what they could possibly be for and I don't care. I will ignore him not only in 2010 but until one of us dies–unless Mr. Cheney finally mans up and admits his many mistakes–how wrong he was on, well, EVERYTHING. And how many young men and women have died and suffered because he was so very wrong. One apology would go a long way toward finding redemption. Until then, he can jabber away all he wants, go hunting in Wyoming, shoot another friend, buy a new tux, hire Scooter as his caddy. But me and Dickie have had our last dance.
2. The Tea-Baggers. Enough already. They will be holding a convention in 2010 with Michele Bachmann and Sarah Palin as primary speakers and I would just as soon eat my own leg than listen to one single word those far-out ladies of the far-right have to say. And while we are on the subject of Ms. Palin, Alaska's gift to animal slaughter, one word of advice, writer to writer–it would be a huge help before you sat and actually had someone else write your book, to maybe read one or two. I know, I know, she's out-selling Dan Brown and probably The Bible by now. But you should really give a book your best shot, gosh darn it, and blaming the McCain folks for everything other than getting your teenager pregnant is not the classiest way to go.
3. Rep. John Boehner. He's off my eye chart until he does two things and does them before 2010 is out. First, enough with the man tan or whatever the hell he does to make his skin look like something that would make George Hamilton cough up his lunch. Then, next time he holds up a copy of the Constitution and quotes from it, he needs to make sure he actually quotes from it. Last time he tried that stunt, he quoted from the Declaration of Independence. Doesn't matter, I suppose. His less-than-tan crowd still cheered and whistled at his every word, showing they were not sure which was which either or they too were on their way to Jake's Stop and Glow Tanning Salon. Find a doctor, Congressman and get yourself some sun block.
4. I'm going to drop 30 pounds by summer. Now, I do work out, at least 4 times a week but I love to eat and drink and the weight seems to stay the same or the number creeps up the ladder a bit. So, hit the gym every day, do my usual two hours, cut down to two meals, no snacks, back off the bread and carbs and see which way the scale tilts. I admit to having reasons other than health for this one. I have a new book coming out in early July. That means a publicity tour. That means photos. I'm 55 and bald. I can't change that. But 55, bald and in shape–that may not move books, but it can't hurt either.
5. Buy fewer books. I confess to being a book junkie. I probably have done more to keep Amazon, the chains and the independent book stores in my neighborhood ringing up sales than any person in the Tri-State area. This, despite the fact I get sent books for free from publishers and friends and judging committees all year long. I have already started to ease up on my addiction–I use my library card more than ever and while I take out six books at a time, it doesn't cost me any money as long as I return them. I've also started buying used books–much cheaper and I still get to keep the book. So, read more and buy less is the motto.
6. Be a better father. There is a tendency when your children reach a certain age (mine are 27 and 23, respectively) for a parent to back off a bit (yes, even an Italian father). They are, in every respect, adults now, with careers and lives of their own. I didn't want my parents to intrude on me at that age and felt the same reasoning should apply to my own children. But, maybe I went a bit too far. I didn't see them as much as I would have liked and I miss having them around.
7. Good Bye Morning Joe. I have been an Imus in the Morning fan since I was a kid listening to him back in his drug-fueled radio days. I am happy he is back on a network I can get on my TV and thrilled to see he is as grumpy as ever. I will admit to turning off the sound whenever Bo Dietl goes on one of his rants (especially since, like most of the free world, I have no idea what he is saying or why). Otherwise, the show is in great hands with Charles, Bernie, Lou and the gang. As to Morning Joe, he was a good fill-in while Imus was on the farm network and I grew to like him and it was a pleasure to listen to Chuck and Mike and crazy Pat. But Mika's act was boring from the starting gate and Joe humping his book every three seconds for the entire summer was enough to make me want to see what Fox and Friends was really all about. But no more complaints from me about Joe, Mika or her dad. I got the I-Man back and whether he likes it or not, I'm sticking with him (except for the Bo parts).
8. Write more. I've been writing for money since I was 17–some years not much money; other years, more than I could count. Still, I could write more and better and devote my full attention to the business of writing. That means read more newspapers, magazines and web sites; watch more TV shows, see more plays and movies and really pound out the books, scripts, magazine pieces and yes, blogs, at a much more accelerated pace. The business has grown harder and harsher. With luck, I can reach my peak during these next five years, find out if I can be better at it than I have been and produce work I can point to with pride.
9. Ignore the Obama Bashers. Now, I admit, this one will be tough but needs to be done. It helps that I don't watch Fox nor am I a member of the Klan. I am not a birther, a tea bagger or any other cute little catch phrase those opposed to the President on anything and everything like to call themselves. And every time someone tells you it has nothing to do with race, bet the mortgage (if you still have one) that is has EVERYTHING to do with race. Instead, they prefer to wrap their displeasure around the flag of fiscal conservatism–arguing that health care and the study of science or cap and trade will strip our grandchildren of their future. Really? Why were these concerns not voiced when the flames of the Iraq war were being fanned? What about their grandchildren then? The ones who died needlessly in a war that never needed to be fought? The money from that war alone would have funded health care in this country for everyone for decades. But they didn't care about it then. Nor did they piss and moan when those Bush tax cuts made it easier for them to pay the country club dues and hit the links with the other members in the checkered pants. They have decided to ruin Obama by denting him at every turn. When he bowed to the big dog from Japan, they were offended. But when Bush held the Saudi boss's hand as if they were on a prom date, no one said a word. They hate him because he is a smart African-American holding what they see as a white man's job. And the hell with them.
10. Take that special someone to Paris. I have never been there and it's not because I hate the French. Quite the opposite–I love the French. We would not have won the Revolutionary War without their help. I love their wine, their women, their food, their movies and TV shows. My two all-time favorite authors are Alexandre Dumas and Victor Hugo. I have never been to the South of France but would pack up the dogs and the sweatshirts and move there tomorrow if offered the chance (see "A Good Year" and you'll understand). It's just that whenever I have the chance to go to Europe, I head to Italy. I was made in Italy and feel at home in that country more than in any other place in the world. And, despite going there since I was 14, there is still so much more for me to see. Plus I have family there, most of whom I care about. Some of my happiest memories are there. Italy is where I belong. But in 2010, Paris is where you will find me with a beautiful woman, much too patient all these years, by my side, walking slowly down the streets of the city of lights.
It's as close to heaven as I'll get in 2010.
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The labor force participation rate in 2013 for Americans in their twenties hit the lowest level recorded since 1981, when the Bureau of Labor Statistics started releasing employment data on people in the full age bracket of 20 through 29.
The labor force participation rate for people ages 20 through 24—which BLS has been tracking since 1948—hit a 42-year low in 2013.
Since 2008, the last year before President Barack Obama took office, the number of Americans in their twenties who were not in the labor force during the average month has climbed from 8,756,000 to 10,511,000—an increase of 1,755,000 or 20 percent.
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After watching "Aashiqui 2", Vidya Balan couldn't stop herself from asking her brother-in-law and actor Aditya Roy Kapoor for his autograph.
Aditya plays the male lead in the musical romance directed by Mohit Suri. Also starring Shraddha Kapoor, it hits the theatres Friday.
"She said, 'Give me your autograph.' I said what rubbish, but she said give and I said, 'OK fine, take it," Aditya told reporters at the film's special screening here Wednesday.
Vidya is married to Aditya's elder brother Siddharth, who is the managing director of Studios, Disney UTV.
Positive reactions from family members are making Aditya happy.
"I have relaxed a little bit. I am happy and I was just waiting to see what they reacted like. Mom and dad are also quite happy with the film," Aditya said.
Vidya is in complete awe of "Aashiqui 2" and calls it a beautiful love story.
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She is also all praise for the director.
"Really, Mohit Suri, hats off to him. The love and the passion with which he has told this story, he has brought out the best in everyone. Shraddha and Aditya are to die for and they performed even better," said the actress.
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"Whenever I see a good film, I wish I had made the film. But at the end of the day it is a good thing as it spurs you on to do better," Siddharth said.
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How do you guys organize your cogs, chainrings, and tools when you go to the track? Most of the people that I have seen are using the Euro-Asia imports Keirin Tote, but I has wondering if anyone has any other ideas or methods.
How do you guys organize your cogs, chainrings, and tools when you go to the track? Most of the people that I have seen are using the Euro-Asia imports Keirin Tote, but I has wondering if anyone has any other ideas or methods.
I organize them by keeping them on my bike.
Seriously though, I only use one gearing for the track. For pursuits I might increase the gear inches but they happen so rarely.
When I go to the track, I carry everything in a big roll-around Eagle Creek duffel bag -- this way I have everything I need in one package, I just dump it in the car and then just roll it to the infield. I never have to collect stuff, and it has a track helmet, track tools, any skinsuits, keirin gloves, my track shoes, etc. Over time I ended up with everything just for track (different track pedals anyway, the clothing is different, etc., so it isn't that much of a hassle or cost).
I got a couple of the Eagle Creek plastic-lined mesh bags at REI for about $6 apiece. One is big enough to hold the chainrings, which each have their own Ziploc freezer bag so chain lube doesn't get all over, plus the bag has a couple dish towels that I use to clean the rings off when I have time. There's a small mesh bag I stick inside with all the cogs. I keep my prime set of cogs in that kit, plus I have a pocket on the top of the duffel where I keep a bag of safety pins, a few pens, 3M spray, folding allen keys, a multi-tip screwdriver, a handful of zipties, and the other stuff I tend to need at a race and that other riders tend to want to borrow. There I have a few extra cogs left over from some old wheels that are available for loan. Most riders know that they can raid that top pocket if they need something quickly during a race.
This setup works well, keeps everything clean, and I can roll the duffel in one hand, even with a pair of wheels or rollers strapped on, and hold the bike on my shoulder with another pair of wheels or a folding chair in the other hand. Not enough hands to carry the cooler full of beer, but the system is almost perfect.
The EAI keirin tote is handy but also very undersized. I find when I show up to a race I wind up leaving some stuff in my gym bag because once you fill the thing with 6 chainrings, a bunch of sprokets, a couple wrenches and a chain whip its pretty jammed. The best way ive seen it done may still be the oldest way. Get a thick shoe bag and use that for everything.
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I never did anything to the bike at the track other than pump up the tires. I had a VW Bus, so the front wheel stayed on. There was maybe once that I should have changed the gear (district points race, with a whole buncha visiting Canadians forcing the pace well past 30 mph for a 20K race) in eight years of racing. Knowing the race program and your own strengths saves a lot of looking around in the grass for your f$%^& chainring bolts (you will drop one).
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Who owns the copyright on the disputed Gospel of the Hebrews? Sherurcij Collaboration of the Week: Pulitzer-winning writings 00:15, 15 November 2007 (UTC)
- Much thanks, I sent him off an eMail asking him about the translations :) With any luck we'll be able to restore the full text :) Sherurcij Collaboration of the Week: Pulitzer-winning writings 02:07, 15 November 2007 (UTC)
As a follow-up, any idea what's up with the strange formatting of author's names on the Christmas Garland text? Was that in the original? Sherurcij Collaboration of the Week: Pulitzer-winning writings 02:08, 15 November 2007 (UTC)
- Ah, I learned something from Wiki today, not a waste! :) As per the category, seulement dans francias...maintenant! Feel free to add one though! Sherurcij Collaboration of the Week: Pulitzer-winning writings 02:51, 15 November 2007 (UTC)
Hi, could you use the "header2" instead of "header", as described on {{header}}. We are currently migrating from the old header to an improved header. If for some reason, the new header2 is causing you grief, let me know and we will try to improve it further. Cheers, John Vandenberg 22:27, 28 December 2007 (UTC)
Hi again, I have moved Zut-Ski to a shorter page name in order that the URL to address it is simple.
Our Style guideline says that works that were published as part of a collection should have a "top-level" page name; i.e. poems and short stories dont appear as "sub-pages" of the collection, as they are a distinct work, often first published in a magazine before they are collected into book format, and they are re-published many times separately from the main collection that they are found in. John Vandenberg 15:12, 29 December 2007 (UTC)
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In regards to whether a collection of short stories is single work or not, I understand what you are saying, however for simplicities sake it would be best to consider them as separate works for the purposes of naming them. For example, even The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes are given separate names; they are not under the name of the group, as this keeps the URLs short and allows them to be treated as distinct. Sub-pages are usually only used for chapters within books, but exceptions to the rule always occur.
We have no rule here against original research in the notes field, but we do expect that any facts and figures are either straight-forward, or that a Wikipedia page is created to carry the bulk of the information about a work.
Images from out of Google Books can be used, provided they are free of copyright. It is best if they are uploaded onto Wikimedia Commons.
Parodies of Author:Rudyard Kipling can be added to the relevant author page, which is essentially just a dumping ground of anything related to the person. We sometimes create Author: pages even when the person hasnt published anything, if it is worthwhile collating works about the person there.
Hopefully that answers all your questions; if not, feel free to ask again if I have missed something. John Vandenberg 19:29, 30 December 2007 (UTC)
- I have cropped both of the images you have uploaded onto commons, and reduced them to grayscale so that they dont use the color ink cartridge when someone goes to print the page.
- If you dont like these alteration, you can "revert" to the previous ones, or you can upload a new copy of the image. All previous copies of an image are kept on Commons. John Vandenberg 00:33, 31 December 2007 (UTC)
Author:Anonymous Elizabethan Dramatist and Wikisource:Drama list The Revenger's Tragedy, yet it says the author is Author:Thomas Middleton.
We dont use the Author: namespace for anonymous works. "Author:Anonymous" has been deleted a few times. Author:Anonymous Elizabethan Dramatist needs to be merged into Wikisource:Drama, and then deleted.
I suggest you use the "notes" field to explain any authorship when it is disputed or unknown. John Vandenberg 00:37, 3 January 2008 (UTC)
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Thanks for adding the Epistle to Mary of Cassobola! Where are you getting the text to transcribe? Are you using this? I'm working on similar material, and I'm always looking for the easiest way to do it. All the best, Quadell 01:05, 8 January 2008 (UTC)
Dont worry too much about the formatting, as that isnt always desirable anyway. The main objective of the these projects is to display the page image so that the accuracy of the text cant be disputed. If you can enter the text, someone else will come along and proof read it, and maybe improve the formatting as well. Thanks for helping. John Vandenberg (chat) 23:16, 15 May 2008 (UTC)
- I am uploading the raw OCR text for all of the remaining pages in Index:Abroad with Mark Twain and Eugene Field.djvu. The OCR text looks OK, but will need to be cleaned up. John Vandenberg (chat) 01:28, 21 May 2008 (UTC)
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Thanks for reviewing the pages at Index:Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc.djvu, you are doing a great job! Jeepday (talk) 23:47, 22 July 2008 (UTC)
Scans for the works?[edit]
Gday. We are encouraging all users to include scans of works to Commons, and then work on them using the proofreading space to add rigour and to allow others to help validate works. Are scans available for the current set of works. Also we are trying to improve our chapter/subpart methodology. For your current work, the use of I, II, III doesn't allow for ready reference and ready cross-linking, what are your thoughts on a more robust subpage naming for the work. — billinghurst sDrewth 12:12, 8 March 2010 (UTC)
- Am I losing it? You have one work, and you seem to be putting it twice into the main namespace. If you wish to show it as another work, or without components, then it should still be a subwork of the existing work, rather than as a new work at the top of the main namespace. — billinghurst sDrewth


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