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Sunday, November 27, 2011
Brussels Sprouts With Pomegranate and Pistachios
I have never met a vegetable that I did not like. Are you on the Brussels Sprout
band-wagon? I hope so. I wouldn't want you to be missing out on some healthy and
wonderful little cabbages. I could sit and eat an entire pan of these. Try them out -
and you will be a brussels sprouts fan just like me.
Brussels Sprouts with Pomegranate and Pistachios
one bag - brussels sprouts
1 small onion, diced
1/2 cup chicken broth
2 tablespoon olive oil
2 tablespoons butter
salt and pepper
2-3 tablespoons brown sugar
pomegranate seeds
1/2 cup pistachios - toasted
1) Prep your brussel sprouts and heat the pan with oil. Place sprouts & onion in oil
and cook for about 5 minutes. Add salt and pepper. Stir in the broth and continue to
cook until tender. Put in the butter and brown sugar in and melt. Serve when tender
but not over cooked. Place in a serving dish and top with pomegranate seeds & nuts.
NOTE - Crumbled bacon on top would be a great addition. YUM
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I'm loving them too! Gonna have to try these!ReplyDelete
Mmmm brussels are one of my favorite vegetables. Such a vibrant and tasty dish!ReplyDelete
What a great combination, brussel sprouts are something really interesting, I can't wait to try them like thisReplyDelete
I LURVE them too, with the addition of brown sugar here...I am very intrigued.ReplyDelete
- In the 603November 27, 2011 at 5:12 PM
I love brussel sprouts too!!! Great recipe!ReplyDelete
I am addicted to brussel sprouts! I made 4 lbs of them for turkey day :) I cooked mine with bacon. But your recipe sounds awesome!ReplyDelete
Sounds like a great recipe! My mother in law and I were just joking on Thanksgiving that we would like to make a Brussels Sprouts recipe but we would be the only ones to eat them! I actually love them roasted but I am going to try your way too! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
- Milford LoveNovember 27, 2011 at 6:58 PM
This is the BEST brussel sprout recipe I have ever seen! You are the best!ReplyDelete
looks great, I love the bright colors :) yum!ReplyDelete
This looks sooo good. I want to try it.ReplyDelete
Yum!!!!! I'm interested in making this! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I adore burssels sprouts and am always looking for new ways to make them. This one sounds quite yummy and original. Thanks for sharing :)ReplyDelete
Brussels Sprouts are one of my favorites. Even my 4 year old asks for them regularly. This looks like a fabulous recipe. Love the pomegranate addition!ReplyDelete
I'll admit that I am not such a fan of the Brussel Sprout. I might have to try them this way.ReplyDelete
- 15 SycamoreNovember 28, 2011 at 4:26 AM
Love the pomegranate touch!ReplyDelete
This recipe looks very delicious! I am very curious about the pomegranate, Looks very interesting in this dish! Happy Monday to you too!ReplyDelete
YUM - I am one of the few veggie - aholics out there and I'm most definitely on the brussel sprout band wagon! This dish looks amazing - and easy enough for me to attempt ;)ReplyDelete
oh just beautiful, now how do you get your hubby who won't eat brussel sprouts to eat brussel sprouts? I mean can we think of a name for this dish other than brussel sprouts? I have no problem with lying to him:)ReplyDelete
this looks soo yummy! i am not the biggest fan of brussel sprouts...but i am trying. and this recipe looks fabulous!ReplyDelete
hope you had a great thanksgiving!
I really like brussel sprouts and this sounds like a great way to make them even better! =)ReplyDelete
This is such a pretty dish! I love the vibrant colors!ReplyDelete
I love the colors, and seriously any way you can make brussel sprouts better is fine by me! I love them, but people just give me the "wtf" expression and it's so tragic!! But with Pom? Done.ReplyDelete
I LOVE brussel sprouts....and I HAVE to try your recipe! What a pretty Chrismtas edition this would be!!!ReplyDelete
We love brussels sprouts in our house, but I've never had them like this! I really love the idea of the pistachios and pomegranate - what a lovely twist. Thank you for sharing another wonderful recipe! It's definitely going to be on our table sometime over the holidays!ReplyDelete
I wish I could climb through the screen and get this, it looks amazing.ReplyDelete
gosh i love brussel sprouts, these look wonderful!ReplyDelete
not a fan of brussel sprouts but i'll be sure to pass this recipe onto my mom, she would love to try it for sure!ReplyDelete
These sound so good w/ the pomegrante and pistachios! Now you've peeked my curiosity I'll have to make it! xoReplyDelete
these sprouts look TOO good!ReplyDelete
i loveeeee brussels sprouts.ReplyDelete
I love brussel sprouts and this is such a fun twist on them!ReplyDelete
I'm totally on the brussels sprouts bandwagon. I love them!ReplyDelete
I have never tried brussel sprouts, but this looks like a good time to try!ReplyDelete
Hope you had a wonderful day girl!!
WOW! These are seriously the most gorgeous brussels sprouts I've ever seen {and I never thought I'd find brussels sprouts attractive haha} LOVE the addition of the pomegranate! xoxoReplyDelete
Wow.. Delish... Your photos are just as lovely as your food!!! Yummy!! Looks like your Thanksgiving was AH-mazing!! xo Pretty Girl!!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous presentation Val! (as always) I've honestly never tried Brussel sprouts. I guess it's time I do!ReplyDelete
wow, these look SO good! If you are in LA and get the chance you should get the brussels sprouts at Cleo restaurant. Amazing!ReplyDelete
What a gorgeous salad! I'm always looking for a new way to eat brussels.ReplyDelete
I love brussel sprouts, and this is such a terrific way to serve them! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
i love brussel sprouts...my mom roasts them with garlic and EVOO...yum!ReplyDelete
I wish I could say I was on the band wagon, but I have not liked brussel sprouts in the past. But...I am willing to try. These do look wonderful!ReplyDelete
Oh this looks so yummy. I was debating on what to do with my pomegranets...now I know!!!ReplyDelete
I always think I don't like brussel sprouts, but looking at this makes me think about changing my mind :)ReplyDelete
I love pomegranate seeds! We actually saw a pomegranate tree in the botanical gardens in Madrid with pomegranates on it! VERY cool!ReplyDelete
I have recently discovered brussel sprouts and this looks, and I am sure tastes, amazing! Thx!ReplyDelete


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On an Irish Island
By Robert Kanigel
Toward the end of the 19th century the native Irish language was being exiled to all but the most remote parts of the island. In fact sometimes it was literally driven off the land entirely to island communities like the Great Blasket.
It's one of the ironies of the Victorian century that soon the local residents found themselves being sought after for the unadulterated Irish they still spoke. In short order big city poets and scholars were rubbing shoulders with rustic fishermen and farmers as the Irish Literary Revival took flight and the world of the Industrial Revolution found itself stepping back into ancient time for the duration of a summer, stepping into a time they consistently found sweeter and more rewarding.
In Robert Kanigel's immensely readable and passionate exploration of the inspiration the natives provided to the artists and thinkers who visited the island, he has crafted a love letter to a vanishing world as it is slowly engulfed by the siren call of modernity.
Lives like the ones described in this book are no longer possible; from the craftsmanship that built their boats and knitted their garments and mended their nets to the language they spoke and the spirit it expressed, all are lost to time if not to literature. For a brief moment in Kanigan's masterful study they live again. This book is literally spell binding.
Knopf, $26.95.
Bishop John J. Hughes, His Church and the Coming Age of New York's Catholic Irish
By Richard Daniel McCann
New York's first Archbishop John J. Hughes ought to be as widely known and celebrated in the Irish community as John F. Kennedy's. An early architect of the Irish century that saw the rise of the Kennedy clan themselves, he was utterly central to the lives and dignity of the tens of thousands of Irish fleeing the great hunger to arrive on these shores.
Thanks to McCann's scholarly and thoughtful new study, Hughes' life and legacy are in no danger of being a forgotten chapter of the story of New York City.
Born in Annaloghan in Co. Tyrone in 1797, Hughes grew up in a townland where his legal second-class citizenship made an enduring impression on him. Later moving to the U.S., Hughes' lifelong quest was to see Irish Catholics take their place at the head of strong religious, political and social organizations, the keys to power and influence nationally. Along the way he defended his people from the nativist mobs who sought to marginalize and even kill them.
He had serious shortcomings. For someone so committed to social justice for the Irish, and to battling anti-Catholic sentiment and xenophobia wherever he found it, Hughes remained opposed to abolitionism, the movement to end slavery. He opposed slavery, but not the massive social upheaval he argued it would cause were it to be ended.
A reactionary conservative, he also opposed the work of the Fenians, the Young Ireland Movement and every other organization that agitated for the removal of English rule in Ireland. They always failed in their efforts, he warned his flock. Besides, many of them were influenced by French revolutionary thinking, which included anti-clericalism and atheism.
But nonetheless Hughes' stewardship of the Irish community in New York had national implications that rippled outward for decades after his death.
Hughes literally put the Irish on the map, laying the cornerstone of St. Patrick's Cathedral in 1858, but his influence and legacy stretched even further and McCann explores it with particular emphasis on the man and his decades long ministry.
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By Dermot Healy
It's wonderful to witness what the west of Ireland can do to an unprepossessing English sentence. I'm tired becomes I'm destroyed, which is altogether more theatrical. There's a storm raging outside becomes she's windy, which is more economical and amusingly understated.

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Saturday, April 14, 2012
Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman, And Our Efficacious Justice System
They might object that this little bit of (as it turns out, transient) injustice is just "another in a long line", and so has merely occasioned their pontificating upon certain "systemic inequities" or on the devastating consequences of laws like Stand your Ground. Of course, these parties, if pressed to provide examples of this "long line", would either be unable to do so or would proffer examples which, far from demonstrating contemporary racial injustice, would just as often demonstrate the opposite, such as Mumia Abu-Jamal or Troy Davis. That is, more instances where the system has worked precisely as it ought to with no hint of racial disparity in its workings.
Of course, even engaging in this conversation at all does the left a bit of a favor, accepting their assumption that this singular case constitutes vibrant, undeniable evidence that racism is still a significant problem in America. When, even if it were indisputable that Zimmerman had racial motivations, or that he wouldn't have reacted similarly to a similarly dressed/aged/demeanor-ed white boy in the same circumstance -- which is disputable -- it still would just be a single case of racism and overzealous paranoia, not in the system, but in one person's mind and actions. Similarly, the subsequent bungling of the case by the Sanford police, even if racial bias within the department regarding this incident could be demonstrated -- though no such evidence has been cited -- it also would be a singular instance of racism, and would do nothing to testify against the vast amount of daily non-racist workings of the justice system at large. Anecdotal evidence could never do such a thing, by definition.
None of this is to deny that our inheritance as a nation includes the residual effects of past racism. That's indisputable, but those who preoccupy themselves with this fact smuggle in a value judgment along with it, namely that since residual effects of past racism exist, it is society's duty to address and attempt to rectify them. Which, of course, they offer no argument for, but simply take it for granted that everyone ought to agree with them. When, in fact, there are much better arguments against this proposition and in favor of its negation, namely that society only has a duty to be just in its own time.
Once the prime objective of the Civil Rights Movement of equality under the law was achieved by ostensibly erasing racial distinctions from the law, it seems obvious that there can be no legal means for addressing the residual effects of past racism directly unless one wants to revert to once again recognizing race under the law. And thereby undoing much of what the Civil Rights Movement fought for.
At this point, those on the other side might object that, since racial disparities in income and crime -- to cite two examples -- persist, therefore equality under the law hasn't been achieved. And, when they do protest thus, I respond by noting that they are simply mistaken. Equality under the law never is about achieving particular social outcomes, especially not along racial lines which the law no longer officially is allowed to recognize as meaningful, as should be the case. To the extent that some particular racial disparity is necessarily evidence of some currently extant racial bias within the system, that of course ought to be addressed and appropriately rooted out. However, such a relationship is very difficult to ever be certain of as, if it does exist, it rarely exists in any official sense but rather in the dark corners of the minds of some minority of cops and judges. The majority of systemic inequities that persist can be causally linked to our history as a nation -- which results in things such as de facto segregation and inherited poverty from previous generations creating a 'wealth gap' along racial lines, and all the consequences thereof -- while the effects of current racism can be shown to be negligible in comparison.
If the travesty of our "racist" justice system is that it occasionally gets things right a few weeks late, rather than immediately, then we truly do have the best, most efficacious justice system ever devised. But why would you have ever doubted it?
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Let's agree that the shooting death of Mr. Martin was tragic, and that the Zimmerman arrest is just (if late), and then let's place the Zimmerman case aside for the moment.ReplyDelete
I am concerned with your thinking relative to the effects of racism on the justice system.
Help me understand how evidence of "residual effects of past [systemic] racism," in light of "society's duty to be just [only] in its own time," exempts society from addressing said effects, which, surely, left unaddressed, will influence present and future?
Lest I lack evidence, I offer the racial disparity around drug-related charges and arrests. Although studies indicate that Americans of all races use narcotics at nearly identical rates, African-Americans are charged and arrested at much higher rates. Let me know if you need specific citations or figures.
Do you see this as evidence of "currently extant racial bias within the system?"
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No need for citations on the evidence, I've seen all the same studies and accept them as legitimate.
As to your first question, the effects which affect the present and future only are visible to the present because of recognition of race as significant to the public, while race can't be important to the law if the law is to be just and color blind, as it ought. Hence the presently existing inequities are inequities between abstract categories of persons that the law does not -- and can not, if it's to be just -- recognize. That is, between black and white.
Does society have a duty to address the inequities that exist between short and tall people? Beautiful and ugly ones? Brown-eyed and blue-eyed ones? Because there are such inequities and some of them are even relevant (tall people make more than short, attractive people can find employment as waitresses and dancers where ugly/fat can't etc.) We should find such a notion of government interference to 'correct' such 'inequities' absurd.
The only difference with race is that with race the law used to be unjust along racial lines, and so the law of the past, acting upon persons of the past, is implicated in guilt for the persisting inequities. But what difference does this make? In light of this our options are for the law to once again take actions which recognize people's skin color as somehow important, or to suffer the inequities we've inherited from the past which only exist between categories of persons anyway. Categories which are not in themselves meaningful or important and which the law ought to ignore.
If we choose to have the law address race again, then we are attempting to rectify an injustice of the past by pronouncing some judgment upon the ancestors of both the perpetrators and victims of past injustices in the present. This is necessarily an injustice in the present to 'correct' something that we enlightened can not recognize as an injustice in the present, namely persisting inequities between categories that have ceased to have meaning to the law.
Identifying a littany of real examples of unjust discrimination will not suffice as grounds for ignoring unjust discrimination. (I will only parenthetically note that your examples refer to employment and not prosecution.) The view that the human penchant for injustice seems both ubiquitous and intractable is no justification for winking at it. The opposite is true. The degree to which bias of any sort is extant (and we seem to agree that it is) is the degree to which it should be, in your own words, "addressed and appropriately rooted out."Delete
(This, too, is important for us to realize: Not always was - or is - the problem "the law [itself being] unjust along racial lines." Both poll taxes and the sentencing disparity between crack and powder were/are 'color-blind' legal practices, the application of which have clearly been unjust. But not to nitpick; perhaps you meant that the practical reality of the legal system was unjust along racial lines, in which case I agree.)
We may also agree that neither the courtroom nor the legislature is the battleground where unjust discrimination is most effectively challenged. As Professor Michelle Alexander suggests at the end of her book, "The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness," a more grassroots approach may be in order.
Best Regards.
Correction of previous comment, end of third paragraph: I omitted the word 'praxis', i.e. "... present and future praxis?"ReplyDelete


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The tax filing due date is a couple of months away, but it's not too early to start collecting information and planning for your return. Woodland owners and landowners planting trees for timber production may be able to take advantage of some parts of the tax code to reduce their bill, if they know what to look for and how to file to receive the best treatment of their income under the law. Several resources are available to help you drill down to those parts of the code that could provide you with some tax breaks. For those who have sold timber in 2013, depending on your individual situation, you may be able to deduct the costs associated with selling timber and the cost basis of the timber from gross income. Basis is the amount you paid for the timber when you purchased the land, or the value of the timber when you inherited it. Since land with standing timber is normally sold as a set value per acre combining both the bare land and timber value, you will need to collect some information and do some calculations to determine basis. A discussion of basis and how it is calculated and used can be found by viewing this FNR Extension publication Determining Tax Basis of Timber.
Timber held for more than one year prior to sale may be eligible for the long-term capital gains tax rates, providing a much lower rate than the ordinary income tax rates. Profits from selling logs, lumber, or other products derived from harvested trees is normally not be eligible for capital gains rates. How you select to sell your timber may inlfuence how the timber is taxed as well. Aditional information on determining the type of income your timber sale revenue represents can be found by viewing this FNR Extension publication How to Treat Timber Sale Income.
Costs associated with planting at least one acre of trees for timber production may be eligible for deductions that could reduce your tax bill. A discussion of the investment and tax status of tree plantings can be found by viewing this FNR Extension publication Financial and Tax Aspects of Tree Planting.
Tree planting and forest management practiced as an investment are long-term activities, so limiting your costs to manage these activities over time has a big impact on future return on your investment. Managing your tax liability is an important part of that equation.
In addition to the Purdue Extension publications linked above, the National TImber Tax website is a clearing house for information related to understanding and managing the taxation of timberlands and tree plantations, www.timbertax.org.
The information in this article is intended to help you find resources to answer tax questions, but should not be considered individual tax advice. Consult appropriate tax codes and professionals about your individual circumstances.
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Page-One Extras for Tuesday's paper, Nov. 13
Mortgage Crisis Extends Its Reach
Debt Dilemma: See a map of mortgage delinquencies, plus more coverage of troubles in the credit markets.
Kidney Shortage Inspires a Radical Idea: Organ Sales
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Pastor Daisy Bailey had known for a while that she should found her own ministry, yet she kept delaying her calling. The 64-year-old minister had previously served in various capacities in her home churches including associate and assistant pastorship. She was content until one day it dawned on her to ask, Why are you always doing other peoples ministry when you can do your own? Finally, she founded the All Things Common (A.T.C.) New Life Christian Church on October 12th, 2011. According to the minister, Most people think that the new life with Christ only comes after they die, but Im trying to teach the people that you can have that life here and now. Before the first service was ever held, Bailey knew what exactly the vision for her church would be. From serving under other ministers, I found out that some people dont care about the souls of the people, instead its just about the money they collect, she explained. So I wanted my ministry to be different because I wanted it be about the people. After spending years in service at churches, Bailey has developed her own ideals of what a pastor should be. They should be a person that stands out in leadership and is really sincere in whats their doing, she said. Basically, people should know just by listening to you talk that you are a child of God. For Bailey, who will be officially installed as pastor in June, that means focusing her outreach efforts upon former drug addicts, homeless and prostitutes among other populations that are generally unchurched. If youre already saying that youre saved, then I dont have to worry about your soul, but I reach out to everyone to let them know that God loves them, she said. Currently, the A.T.C. New Life Christian Church meets at the Winston Clubhouse every Sunday morning and Wednesday evening for Bible study. The small ministry attracts a few handfuls of individuals for services. But the senior pastor is unconcerned about the ministrys size. Sometimes God wants us to start off small, so we can appreciate where we come from, she said. At every service, Bailey finds herself preaching about winning souls and teaching people that they need to be saved. The installation service for Pastor Daisy Bailey will be Sunday, June 10th at 3:30 p.m. at Greater Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church on 2601 NW 65th Street in Miami. Her son and assistant pastor, Lucas H. Bailey Sr. will be ordained during the same service. By Kaila email@example.com


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Oh that Roy! Today is also the last day to vote on how you want the story to flow for this week's Kiss Them Deadly. My fun, serial story told 500 words a week.
Pretty sure Roy meant Joss Whedon, not Josh.
Oops. I wrote what John typed. He's the one who knows more about the things Roy's into! Where's he hiding?
….(hmm, probably has cheese puff dust on his phaser handle, too.)
That was my bad. When I met him I called him Josh also. Luckily, Josh and Joss sound alike,
If you've had a few drinks before meeting him they might.
I'm impossible with names (just have a bad memory). Song lyrics are always popping into my mind, tho' just because they fit a situation (or because I used part of the words in a sentence). Back in the early 50s, I knew the words to every song on the Hit Parade.
I don't think I've ever asked anyone that question.
Don't blow your top if you don't get the answer you thought you were going to get, Kathy. What were you thinking? Remember, guys don't think like we do. It doesn't mean that they are wrong. It's just means we are different.
I'm pretty sure I pronounce them the same no matter what state I am in.
Hmm. Don't know why. 'sh' and 's' are usually considered different sounds. No one ever pronounces my name Robertsh.
They might after a few drinksh.
It's a tough balancing act for him. If he were to get too mushy she wouldn't want that. That's for sure.
It takes me awhile to learn names. Have this blind spot with them.
Roy really needs to know what importance means in his life. Marriage to Kathy is better than any tv show or celebrity or should be. Otherwise I would look on Roy as a mentally ill person.
Why do I get the feeling that Roy will be fixing his own supper tonight?
She did not ask the most important day of his life which would have been birth she asked which day was best. This is purely subjective and is in no way a test of mental health.
The day of birth makes all other days possible. Ask Shrek.
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LOS ANGELES -- Dozens of LAPD police officers on foot and a continuous stream of police cruisers were patrolling LAX's Terminal 3 early this morning in the aftermath of Friday's shooting that left one TSA agent dead.
Terminal 3 was still not handling flights but was reopened only for those purchasing tickets, making flight changes and handling passengers' questions.
Among them was a bleary-eyed James Rusk of Colorado, who was in the terminal when the shooting broke out.
"I was in the bathroom when I heard about nine gunshots," Rusk said. "There was a pause and I heard some more."
When Rusk emerged from the restroom, three people were lying on the ground and the terminal was empty. He said he stood there for a few moments until the police came running in. "I ran to the international terminal," he said.
Early this morning, Rusk was standing outside Terminal 3 trying to switch his flight to get home. He had spent the night in the Bradley International Terminal because his credit card was with his belongings still inside Terminal 3.
Patrick Sowinski, 27, of Chicago was outside Terminal 3 when the shooting occurred. He had just arrived there Friday when he heard screaming and then saw people running toward the international terminal. He said people were falling and tripping. "I started helping people to get up. I was scared. I thought a bomb had gone off."
Sowinksi stayed in the Marriott overnight and was back at Los Angeles International this morning trying to get a flight home. He was told he could get a flight out from another terminal early in the afternoon.
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Does that do it? Not by a long shot. A life, be that of a person, a horse, or a rock band, isn't so much the sum total of its possessions and its output, as it is the web of other lives it touched, and by which it was touched. Putting that web into words is a task better left to the listener. Or better yet, leaving those connections untouched, indescribable, is perhaps best of all.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY, Ga. (WRDW) -- News 12 has learned an off-duty Columbia County Sheriff's Office bicycle deputy was hit by a truck along Furys Ferry Road on Monday afternoon.
Capt. Steve Morris says 60-year-old Deputy Mark Benson is a 16-year veteran of the Sheriff's Office.
Benson was riding his personal bicycle in McCormick County at about 3:15 p.m. when he was hit.
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News 12 at 6 o'clock, February 12, 2008
AUGUSTA, Ga.---Augusta ranks in the top 5 for total construction in the southeast. The city rounds out a list of places like Atlanta, Miami, and Orlando.
"It's fantastic. It's much better than being in Atlanta," said Sherwin Loudermilk.
Loudermilk is an Atlanta developer who is now taking up shop in Augusta. He's working on converting the old White's building into posh living spaces.
"This is the outside world looking in on us and seeing what's going on in Augusta, and I just would encourage people to stand up and take notice because the rest of the nation definitely is," said Augusta mayor Deke Copenhaver.
The city placed in the top 5 metropolitan areas for total construction projects in the southeast. It rounds out a list of cities like Atlanta, Miami, and Charlotte.
"You can't buy advertising like that," said Walter Sprouse with the Downtown Development Authority. But talk about the investments...half a billion dollars in D.O.T. projects, another half a billion for the National Security Agency at Fort Gordon, and $3.2 billion for the MOX facility in Aiken. "The chapter of the book is now turning and it's turning for the better. So I think that's one of the reasons we're so excited about Augusta."
Augusta saw the largest percentage of growth out of all the top 10 cities listed, and it's making way for more growth in the heart of downtown Augusta.
"I think this is going to turn into the destination spot for residences. I've seen pictures and video of the way downtown Augusta was many years ago, and I hope this turns into what it was back in the day," said Loudermilk.
12 of 51 units are already under contract at the White's building. The going rate is $99,000 to $300,000. And the developer says he's just getting started. "We're looking at a few other places...yes," said Loudermilk.
The White's building is expected to open this April. Augusta saw a 379 percent growth in construction from 2006 to 2007. No other city in the top 10 was close.


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VAIL, Colorado " While stranded motorists fretted at Vail emergency shelters Monday, skiers had no worries high on the hill.
"Excellent, excellent," said Cory Boutin of Westland, Mich., describing the snow as he stood near Buffalo's Restaurant.
Vail reported 10 inches of snow Monday. Boutin had been in line at the Vista Bahn when it started at 8:30 a.m., and headed straight for Sun Down Bowl.
"There were some really good wind-blown areas where you sunk in 2 feet," he said.
In Colorado's ski country, the warm temperatures and delayed ski-area openings of November are distant memories. Snow has been plentiful in December, with Vail Mountain racking up about 97 inches for the month, making it the snowiest December there since 2000.
The average snowfall for December at Vail is 59 inches.
On Monday, snow continued to fall in Vail all day, the second straight day of heavy snow. It was cold and windy, too, leaving lodges like Buffalo's, Mid-Vail and Two Elk full of people.
But Toledo, Ohio, residents Aaron and Megan Kaun, atop Vail Mountain, had no problem with the wintry conditions.
"I like it when everyone else is off the hill and we get to run around in the fresh stuff," Aaron Kaun said.
The Kauns come to Vail around Christmas each year, and the snow conditions never disappoint " and that includes this year, Aaron Kaun said.
"Today's been the best day so far," Megan Kaun said.
Visibility was poor in the Back Bowls, creating near-whiteout conditions at times Monday afternoon.
The wind had loaded some slopes with snow, making for deep powder turns. Lots of snow collected in the trees, too, but some exposed faces were scraped clean.
Merchant and Colorado passes were blacked out Monday, but restrictions lift today in time for the New Year's holiday.
Nico and Sabine Sturzenegger of Switzerland were staying in Keystone for the week, and came over to Vail on Sunday to ski for a day.
"It was just great," Nico Sturzenegger said.
But with Vail Pass closed, they couldn't get out of Vail, and spent the night at an emergency shelter in Town Hall Sunday night.
Stuck in snowy Vail on Monday, they, naturally, went skiing again.
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In California, Solar's Time to Shine
By EVELYN NIEVES
Published: May 3, 2001
SAN JOSE, Calif., May 2 — Strangers are flocking to Eric and Nicole Jorgensen's boxy 50-year-old tract house.
At first, passersby noticed the two windmills on the roof. Now, with energy on nearly everyone's mind, the Jorgensens' place — with solar panels on the back roof, a sun oven in the backyard and a meter that runs backward — is a full-scale attraction. It draws fifth-grade classes, international news crews and fellow homeowners.
"California has so much sun that it's silly everyone isn't doing this," said Mr. Jorgensen, 34, a physicist at Stanford University. He hitched his house to the sun and wind last October, and it now produces more energy than it uses.
While the Jorgensens may have been early converts to California's latest conservation movement, they are a lot less lonely than they were six months ago. Rolling blackouts, record-high utility bills, bankrupt and nearly bankrupt power companies — as well as a state campaign that combines pleas with financial incentives to use less energy — are all creating a populace focused on saving energy.
Not since the oil crisis of the 1970's have the words "solar power" been so popular. Not since the "small is beautiful" movement spawned the same decade has bragging about living simply been so in vogue.
Energy-saving fluorescent bulbs, once eschewed as too expensive and unattractive, are hard for stores to keep in stock. Businesses and government agencies are dimming lights and many consumers are buying energy-efficient appliances and adjusting thermostats.
Vice President Dick Cheney on Monday dismissed the notion that conservation alone would solve the nation's energy ills, but state officials here say it is having a decided impact. In February, for example, California businesses and consumers cut their energy use by 8 percent, with no financial incentives other than reducing their bills.
Last month, pleas for conservation from the state's power managers produced a 3 percent drop in use — enough to end mandatory blackouts by 2 p.m., well before the 6 p.m. peak in the state's power demand.
Last week, underscoring the conservation theme, Gov. Gray Davis said that state government offices had averaged consumption cuts of 20 percent in January and February.
Whether conservation will stick remains a big question. After consumers responded to the state's conservation alert during the blackouts last month, officials said, once the crisis passed, power users went back to their old plugged-in ways.
The state's Independent System Operator, which manages the power grid, warns that blackouts could be far more frequent and last longer if conservation does not become embedded in the public's behavior. "Conservation has to become a way of life," said Patrick Dorinson, a spokesman for the power agency.
Consumer and environmental groups had been critical of Governor Davis for not acting sooner to advocate conservation legislation, and concerned that he was relying too heavily on an $850 million conservation program for businesses and residents. But the groups now say they have been encouraged by the response to the call to conserve.
Incentives including rebates and free energy-saving products are proving more popular than anticipated. San Diego Gas & Electric distributed what it thought was a three- month supply of energy-efficient light bulbs in just two months, and predicted it would soon exhaust nearly $20 million in residential conservation incentives — rebates on energy- saving appliances, for example — that were supposed to last all year.
Southern California Edison , like other California utilities, had been criticized for not promoting conservation efforts harder. It recently began publicizing its rebates with bill inserts and door hangers; in two weeks, it received more than 3,500 inquiries from customers.
Such signs buoy the governor's hopes of cutting energy use in California by 5,000 megawatts — enough to power about five million homes — by the summer, when energy use usually jumps by 50 percent.
Trend-watchers go further, saying that if California, the nation's most populous state, can demonstrate how simple conservation measures can save energy and money in uncertain economic times, the rest of the country will follow.
"It's not just an electricity crisis," said Gerald Celeste of the Trend Institute in Rhinebeck, N.Y. "It's also gas and jobs being lost and surely very few people believe that things are going to bounce back to pre-Internet-bubble-burst levels." Such a sobering economic downturn, "is what grows the consciousness," Mr. Celeste said. "And if you are lucky to learn from it, you change your way of thinking."
Anecdotal evidence that the collective mindset is changing in California abounds. In the last three months, sales have doubled at Real Goods, a company in the Northern California town of Hopland specializing in solar and energy-saving products, a spokeswoman, Rose Bell, said.
The company is selling out of fluorescent bulbs and radiant barriers, foil insulation that reduces the energy cost of air-conditioning, Ms. Bell said.


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Definition of bounty hunter in English:
bounty hunter
1A person who pursues a criminal or fugitive for whom a reward is offered: the film follows a bounty hunter who is caught in a Wyoming blizzard with his female prisoner
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- Shortly after our arrival we came into contact with a bounty hunter, one seeking a reward for the return of Jenna.
- The bounty hunter is a State proxy and can thus use police powers.
- As a policeman, he's expected to inform the FBI, but instead he becomes a bounty hunter.
1.1A person who hunts wild animals in order to collect a reward offered for killing them: livestock owners say the state's efforts to reduce the predator population have fallen short and they want to give bounty hunters a shot
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- One hundred years ago, legions of bounty hunters were scouring the swamps and forests of Florida, looking for songbirds to adorn society ladies' hats.
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This is the project page for the LeaRN
Japanese RPG: Slime Forest Adventure.
SFA can teach you basic Japanese literacy with:
hiragana, and
It is playable and the first storyline ("Jenk's Adventure", for
introductory kanji recognition) is essentially complete. There are free and
registered versions available for Windows, OS X, and Linux.
-Darrell Johnson
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all inquiries welcome)
Free version of Slime Forest Adventure:
The Gradeschool Kanji registered version additionally has:
The Common Use Kanji registered version also has:
Tuesday, November 25
I've expanded the content of the "Demo" to include chapters 2-4 and teach
kanji recognition for the gradeschool kanji.
Now it's a substantial game which gets you through one of the hardest parts
of Japanese rather than a demo, so I'm just calling it the "Free Version" again.
I always wanted this much of the game to be free, so I'm happy to be able
to do that. However, I still need your help to be able to continue improving
the game. Please register or donate.
Saturday, November 15
Now you can make a member account on lrnj.com with no minimum payment.
You just have to put some PayPal transaction through; the amount doesn't
matter. The game price hasn't changed, though.
I've also made some changes with the new server, to make the site more
secure. Member stuff is now SSL-only.
Reactivated the mailing list.
Sunday, November 6
Moved to a new server!
Monday, October 27
With today's release, Jenk's adventure continues in four additional
episodes, so it tests the rest of the kanji recognition.
The main game is now complete in rough form, aside from lacking a proper
ending. Now I'll be adding sidequests, polish, other characters' stories,
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A Camp Washington road was closed for a time Monday after two grenades were found along the road.
Crews were called to Ralston Avenue and Spring Grove Avenue just after 11 a.m.
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Monday, 04.5.2010 / 1:40 PM ET / News
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The Mark Messier NHL Leadership Award presented by Bridgestone has been awarded since 2006-07 and is presented "to the player who exemplifies great leadership qualities to his team, on and off the ice during the regular season."
The honor is named after Mark Messier, one of the finest leaders in NHL history who was a six-time Stanley Cup champion and is one of three players to have captained three different teams.
Suggestions for nominees are solicited from fans, clubs and NHL personnel, but the selection of the three finalists and the ultimate winner is made by Mark Messier himself.
From now through April 11, NHL.com visitors can vote among five candidates in the final reader poll and attempt to sway Messier's decision on who will be the finalists for the 2009-10 Mark Messier NHL Leadership Award presented by Bridgestone.
Previous winners of the Mark Messier NHL Leadership Award presented by Bridgestone are Chris Chelios of Detroit (2006-07), Mats Sundin of Toronto (2007-08) and Jarome Iginla of Calgary (2008-09).
Your final candidates are...
Ryan Miller, Buffalo Sabres
Now in his seventh NHL season, all with the Sabres, the All-Star goaltender received his just due during a phenomenal Winter Olympics representing the United States and was voted the tournament MVP. Miller, 29, was largely lauded for his calm demeanor in settling a young squad that included 20 of 23 players making their Olympic debut.
"(Right after beating Canada), he went about his business, stretching and preparing for that next game," Olympic teammate David Backes told USA Today. "To have that backbone and leadership is huge for any club, but to see that in your locker room is impressive."
With Buffalo, Miller backstopped the team to consecutive appearances in the Eastern Conference Final in 2005-06 and 2006-07, and he has the Sabres in the thick of the playoff race this season, battling Ottawa neck and neck for the Northeast Division title.
Miller exudes a quiet focus rather than being a vocal leader. "I'm not the most talkative person in the world, but I engage," Miller told USA Today. "I like to observe, but I'm trying to be better about that. I don't want to sit around and be mute."
"Ryan has really grown into becoming a leader in our team," Head Coach Lindy Ruff said. "First and foremost, before you can be a leader off the ice, you have to be a leader on the ice… his play and how his game has grown over the years is a great example for our players."
Jamie Langenbrunner, New Jersey Devils
After years of being under the tutelage of future Hall of Famers Mike Modano and Scott Stevens, Langenbrunner has emerged as one of the NHL's most respected leaders. He was named captain of New Jersey on Dec. 5, 2008.
In the midst of a 40-win, playoff-bound season with the Devils, Langenbrunner became part of an even smaller fraternity of captains, those wearing the "C" for their respective country at the 2010 Winter Olympics. He was named to the post on Jan. 11.
"As far as individual accomplishments, if you'd call it that, it's got to be right up there," Langenbrunner said. "I've never really prided myself on individual accomplishments for the most part. I think it's kind of always been about the team. The greatest thing in my career has been winning two Stanley Cups and being a part of those great teams. As far as individual things, I don't have anything to compare (this) to."
"He's been a model of consistency, of versatility, and he's a guy that does just about everything well on an ice surface, and lots of things well in the dressing room," U.S. GM Brian Burke said. "There were lots of tough decisions for Team USA going into this Olympic Games, but picking our captain wasn't one of them. It was easy to do."
Off the ice, Langenbrunner serves as the Devils' Hockey Fights Cancer All-Star Captain.
Nicklas Lidstrom, Detroit Red Wings
Though he's only worn the captain's "C" since the 2006-07 season, inheriting the designation from Steve Yzerman, Lidstrom has been a leader for much of his 18 seasons with the Red Wings.
In 2008, the Swedish defenseman became the first European-born captain in NHL history to lead his team to a Stanley Cup title. Six years earlier, he was the first European-born player in League history to win the Conn Smythe Trophy as MVP of the playoffs.
Lidstrom ranks fourth in games played and points in franchise history. He has won four Stanley Cups and is a six-time winner of the Norris Trophy as the League's best defenseman.
Lidstrom captained the World Team to victory in the 2000 NHL All-Star Game in Toronto.
"He's one of the top defensemen on both ends of the rink," Yzerman said. "He's got really good instincts, and he's incredibly skilled. He's a really, really intelligent hockey player. Nick is your best player in training camp. He's your best player in preseason. He's your best player in the regular season. He's your best player in the playoffs. I'm not sure what else he could do."
Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
Ovechkin is not your typical leader. As the NHL's premier goal scorer and a dynamic showman, there is nobody else like him playing the game today. Though he leads by example, teammates watching Ovechkin's game won't magically become 60-goal scorers as well. Rather, where Ovechkin shows leadership is in his maximum effort and unabashed joy of playing the game each contest during the long season.
On Jan. 5, 2010, Ovechkin was named the 14th captain in franchise history.
"Our team has adopted his personality, and the energy, passion and drive to win that are his hallmarks have become our teams as well," GM George McPhee said. "He sets the tone, on the ice as well as off. He's respectful to everyone and a great ambassador for our team and our sport. We look forward to him leading the Washington Capitals for a long time."
On the day Ovechkin was named captain, the Capitals were trailing by five points in the Eastern Conference race. In his first 30 games wearing the "C," Washington went 24-3-3 and is primed to win its first Presidents' Trophy.
Mike Richards, Philadelphia Flyers
Being a captain comes naturally to Richards, who is focused, intense and excels at both ends of the ice with great determination. He was appointed to the post in 2008-09.
Richards is a two-time winner of the Bobby Clarke Trophy as the team's most valuable player, as selected by a panel of sportscasters and sportswriters. Clarke, a gritty and talented Hall of Famer, is one notable player Richards has been compared numerous times to.
An opportunistic scorer, last season Richards led the NHL in shorthanded goals (7) and paced the Flyers in power-play points (33).
Richards came to the Flyers as captain material. He was captain of Team Canada at the 2005 World Junior Championships, recording five points in six games en route to winning a gold medal. In juniors, he served as Kitchener's captain for two seasons (2003-04 and 2004-05).
Richards has had a memorable 2009-10 no matter what the next few months hold, as he was part of Canada's gold-medal winning squad at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver.


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That crazy bastard jumped on the stage and then all hell broke loose. A Carini-lope ensued with Fishman repeatedly SCREAMNING "Carini" into the Antelope crescendos, followed by the 3-song monster of an encore, including Tweeprise because, although they didn't play Tweezer, apparently Trey wasn't done rocking. He was rooster-strutting back and forth across the stage (a VIOLENT display of emotion for him at this point) and threw in some "air-guitar" moves at the end. Check out the Youtube clip. Turn it up and you can hear the audio peaking out from the roar of the crowd.
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AVB is joint fav to become manager
I hope this is not true but AVB is supposed to be joint fav with RM to get the managers job now i hope neither of them two get it.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Obviously an evil genius then.
Posing as a simple low key fan pumping the fan base for their wants and needs.
BUT Henry's been to Anfield so it can't be him.
I think Armchair IS John Henry.
I'm not sure that Martinez would do it for his own profile. He seems to be very loyal to Wigan and would certainly only move with the blessing of D Whelan. Perhaps he would come if he thinks he can make a difference. I don't think teh pay cheque is a huge factor.
That makes him an interesting proposition in my opinion. He would be in for the long term and look to build the club up.
I think AVB was the guy the owners had planned for the job originally, I am thinking thats why his name has come to the fold, surely his time at Chelsea would have dampened his light a bit! One things for sure about him, his tactics and style of play were good but a bad fit at the time for Chelseas squad. He wanted to play an expansive game with a highline with players that have spent the last 7 years as a compressed and disciplined unit. Our defenders would probably suit his style of play better. He was ensured he was part of a long term project so was brave enough to try wholesale changes but it turned out, he got sacked instead!
I am not the biggest fan but I think he got a bit of a rough ride at the blues.
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HOBITEZ ..WITH U HERE THINK HIS PRESS HIGH UP THE FIELD would suit us its not that differnet from what KK tried to instill...could be hes just the man we need...and for me a big plus is he would keep benitez out of the managers chair ...lol. Seriously IF benitez were to get the job think season tickets would be going VERY cheap for the upcoming season.
LFC_Armchair_Supporter LFC_Armchair_Supporter May 17, 2012 12:35 Flag
I think AVB would come to us and he'll be an interesting manager..
I think he'll be given more time than KD was: chiefly because he'll be new to LFC and will need a settling in period.. Unlike Chelsea he won't be expected to hit the ground running and win every game..
After the honeymoon period has passed he'll then have to prove his worth..
I agree with what Hob says, his tactics would suit us. Other than Mourine or Pep or Hiddink which is unrealistic I would put AVB as my number 1 choice.
I dont understand the Martinez thing right now, why sack Kenny for half a good season and a cup win and swap for a guy who had quarter of a good season and no cup runs???
LFC_Armchair_Supporter LFC_Armchair_Supporter May 16, 2012 23:09 Flag
FSG shortlist Martinez, Benitez and Villas-Boas... supposedly...
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Emlyn'S Heroes Emlyn'S Heroes May 16, 2012 23:40 Flag
so the favorites for the job are a guy who has an annual battle with relegation and the guy who Kenny did the double over?
Interesting how armchair says"young manager who could grow with his young team" so He'll get your backing and be given the time eh armchair?
AVB couldn't get chelski into the top 4 with a far superior squad on paper than ours,but he's the answer cos he's younger?
LFC_Armchair_Supporter LFC_Armchair_Supporter May 16, 2012 22:19 Flag
In addition I saw this from a website..
"Villas-Boas who was considered by the Americans for the Anfield job before Dalglish was appointed is one of the favourites though Wigan's Roberto Martinez is heading the list to become the next Liverpool manageer, the Mirror reported.
There are also suggestions the owners could look to Germany, with the highly-rated Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp hugely admired, and less obvious candidates in Freiburg's Christian Streich and Lucien Favre, who has performed wonders with Borussia Monchengladbach this season, also in the picture, it added."
Make of that as you wish..
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LFC_Armchair_Supporter LFC_Armchair_Supporter May 16, 2012 22:29 Flag
Maybe a young manager with a young team is what we need? He would grow with the team?
LFC_Armchair_Supporter LFC_Armchair_Supporter May 16, 2012 22:13 Flag
I wouldn't be opposed to AVB to becoming LFC manager if he can produce?
My worry is his age..
He's only in his 40's would he get the respect from the players?
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But he's a fast developer. He was only 34 last year.


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In computer security, a NOP slide, NOP sled or NOP ramp is a sequence of NOP (no-operation) instructions meant to "slide" the CPU's instruction execution flow to its final, desired, destination whenever the program branches to a memory address anywhere on the sled.
The technique sees common usage in software exploits, where it is used to direct program execution when a branch instruction target is not known precisely. Other notable applications include defensive programming strategies such as EMC-aware programming.
While a NOP slide will function if it consists of a list of canonical NOP instructions, the presence of such code is suspicious and easy to automatically detect. For this reason, practical NOP slides are often composed of non-canonical NOP instructions (such as moving a register to itself or adding zero, for example 0x0c0c0c0c[1]), or of instructions that affect program state only inconsequentially, which makes them much more difficult to identify.
The entropy of a NOP sled is dependent upon the constraints placed on it. If it can be determined that certain registers are not in use (that is to say, they will be set to a known value before their next use), instructions which manipulate them arbitrarily may be used in the NOP sled. Additionally, if the alignment of both the NOP sled and the instruction pointer are deterministic, multi-byte instructions can be used in a NOP sled without regard to the results of unaligned execution. If the input providing the attack vector into which the NOP sled and payload are to be introduced are filtered (such as accepting only printable characters), the field of possible instructions for inclusion is limited. While instructions that are part of an architecture extension (such as SSE) may frequently be irrelevant to program state, they cannot be used in a NOP sled targeting a computer on which the extension is not supported.
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- Heap spraying, a technique which is complementary to the use of NOP slides
- ^ corelanc0d3r (December 31, 2011). "Exploit writing tutorial part 11 : Heap Spraying Demystified". Corelan Team. Retrieved 15 January 2014.
- Use of a NOP slide to compromise a system
- Alan Neville (March 20, 2010). "IDS Logs in Forensics Investigations: An Analysis of a Compromised Honeypot" (PDF). Retrieved September 3, 2011.


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It sounded kinda funny coming from Markos Moulitsas. The Berkeley resident who founded the DailyKos political blog a decade ago, was telling me about "the young kids" at Netroots Nation — the annual convention inspired by his blog. About 3,000 online activists and organizers from every stripe of the liberal rainbow are in San Jose through Sunday for the confab — the first time it has been held in California. Here's our story from Saturday's Chronicle.
"These young kids know so much more about social media than I do," Moulitsas said. "I'm old school."
Reality check: The baby-faced Moulitsas is 42 and could pass for a twentysomething. Nevertheless, we'll go with this….
Back at the first Netroots Nation — called Yearly Kos back then — Moulitsas said the "crowd was older. We were more focused to trying to show that we had power." Bloggers, just three years from getting credentialed at the 2004 Democratic National Convention, were still considered an unknown quantity. Did they really have influence?
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