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Sony Entertainment Television has launched new dance shows Jhalak dikhlaja 3. This popular dance show will be hosted by the stunning Shweta Tiwari and dashing Shiv Pandit. Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 3 starting February 27, every Friday and Saturday at 9:00 p.m. on Sony Entertainment Television. The show is produced by BBC Worldwide Productions India for Sony Entertainment Television. Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 3 voting pattern will follow a 50: 50 ratio for judges and audiences. The bottom two pairs of the week will have to do a face off after which the judges will eliminate one pair.
Jhalak Dikhla Ja 3 Contestants Participants:
1. Bhagyashree and Toby Fernandes
2. Mohinder Amarnath and Lilian Mende
3. Shilpa Shukla and Nishant Bhat
4. Ram Kapoor and Marischa Fernandes
5. Gauhar Khan and Hanif Halal
6. Monica Bedi and Javed Sanadi
7. Parul Chauhan and Deepak Singh
8. Anand Raj Anand and Rozita Rajput
9. Hard Kaur and Savio Barnes
10. Ugesh Sarkar and Tina
11. Karan Singh Grover and Nicole Alvaris
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IA Ventures – One Of The Few, The Proud, The Newest VCs
Raising a first-time venture capital fund is no easy feat, especially at a time when the number of firms is shrinking and limited partners are growing skeptical of the asset class.
But Roger Ehrenberg managed to do just that, holding a $50 million final close for the debut fund of his New York-based firm, IA Ventures. That total doubles the original target after a strong response from investors, which include Cendana Capital, the Investment Fund for Foundations, Horsley Bridge Partners, and individuals from the financial-services industry and venture capitalists. Fortune earlier reported news of IA Ventures' close.
IA Ventures is among the few firms that have raised first-time funds in the past couple of years. Check out our previous list here and here.
"We're a different animal than a lot of the smaller funds in the sense we are really like an early-stage VC in our orientation and will be getting very involved with our portfolio companies," Ehrenberg told VentureWire.
Ehrenberg, a former investment banker turned angel investor, is focusing IA Venture Strategies Fund I LP around "big data"–the growing mass of information being collected online. The firm will target companies working on machine learning, anomaly detection, high-performance computing, predictive analytics, data visualization and related fields. Investments will range between $250,000 and $750,000.
The 16-company portfolio includes investments in online banking service BankSimple from Simple Finance Technology Corp., marketing platform operator Datapop Inc. and Metamarkets Inc., which offers a supply-side price discovery and predictive analytics platform for the media industry.
IA Ventures' team includes Ben Siscovick, a recent MBA graduate and former investment banker; Brad Gillespie, a former technology advisor and researcher for Microsoft Corp.; and Justin Singer, previously a management consultant with ZS Associates and Deloitte Consulting.
Ehrenberg said increasing the size of the fund allows for a "life-cycle approach" of supporting a company beyond the initial investment. "It's important to be disciplined about which companies will be winners and aggressively support them for future growth," Ehrenberg said.
Ehrenberg has been an active angel investor through his similarly named personal investment vehicle, IA Capital Partners. Notable investments include online job search site TheLadders.com Inc., on-demand print company Mimeo Inc. and online ad management software company Clickable Inc.


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Chinese officials have told the White House they are working on dates for U.S. religious freedom ambassador Suzan Johnson Cook to visit China, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said this week.
The White House raised the issue during China's Vice President Xi Jinping's trip to the United States. Cook was previously denied a visit to China earlier this month.
"The Chinese noted that ambassador Cook's predecessors, as well as the assistant secretary for human rights, have visited China on numerous occasions for discussion on religious freedom and related issues, and they are working on dates for ambassador Cook's future visit," Carney said Wednesday.
China denied Cook's visa application to visit the People's Republic. She was initially scheduled to travel to China on Feb. 8. But as the date got closer, Chinese leaders refused to let her meet with government officials.
Sources close to Cook say officials of the Obama administration told leaders to avoid talking publicly about the cancelled trip in the days before his visit.
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UPPER SANDUSKY - There was a lot of blue and gold at the head of the pack in Upper Sandusky Tuesday. Columbian runners claimed three of the top four spots in the boys race, distancing themselves from the competition at the Ice Breaker Invitational.
Two-tenths of a second was all that separated Columbian's Brandon Gibson (16:25.47) from teammate Tyler Lewis for the overall title. Chris Gates (17:02.35) added a fourth-place finish as the Tornadoes finished with 42 points to take the team title. Tyler Mesnard (18:23.16). added a 15th place finish
Columbus Grove beat out Oak Harbor 68-72 for second. Carey (140) and Upper Sandusky (167) rounded out the top five. Fostoria finished ninth out of 14 schools.
Carey had a pair finish in the top 15. Trevor Cook checked in with an 11th place finish (17:54.17) and Zach Logsdon crossed the line in 14th place (18:18.72).
The host Rams were paced by Dominic Solis' seventh place finish (17:37.85). Garrett Miller added a 13th place finish (18:09.05).
Fostoria was led by Alan Cross who came in 28th (19:22.71). Aquiles Estrada was right behind him in 29th (19:29.00).
TC, Carey have top girls at Ice Breaker
UPPER SANDUSKY - Only two area girls turned in top-20 efforts Tuesday at the Upper Sandusky Ice Breaker.
Columbian's Derra Cheatham led the locals by taking 17th (21:48.15), and Carey's Jaclyn Troiano came in 20th (21:58.47).
Columbian claimed third overall with 144 points. Upper Sandusky took 11th (256) and Carey came in 13th (283). Fostoria did not field a full team.
Cassandra Gooding added a 36th (22:56.05) to back up Cheatham for the Tornadoes.
The host Rams got a 32nd from Olivia Thomson (22:46.12) and a 61st from Makenzie Myers (24:47.62).
Kristina Nusbaum clocked in 69th (25:23.61) for Carey.
Fostoria's Taylor Keeley came in 113th (28:37.02) and Anastasia Gross ended 128th (29:53.98).
Stockaders turn in top-10 times
WILLARD - Three Old Fort girls and a boy finished in the top 10 Tuesday at the Willard Early Bird Invitational.
Kayla Garza captured third (22:40) for Old Fort's girls, Jackie Becker ran fourth (22:49) and Alexis Rhodes claimed fifth (24:16).
The Stockaders did not figure in the team standings after their fifth runner did not finish the race.
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NEWARK &mdash A lieutenant with the state attorney general's office was carjacked at gunpoint in Newark's West Ward tonight, authorities said.
Two unidentified gunmen approached the victim as he left a store in the 300 block of South Orange Ave. around 7 p.m., said Anthony Ambrose, chief of Detectives for the Essex County Prosecutor's Office.
The suspects took the keys to the victim's BMW and sped off, crashing a short time later, according to Ambrose. The suspects then fled on foot and remain at large.
The victim, who was not in uniform, is assigned to the Medicaid fraud bureau of the state division of criminal justice, according to Paul Loriquet, spokesman for state Attorney General Paula Dow.
No one was injured in the incident.
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How much do I love this movie? If it were mathematically possible, I'd give it five stars out of four.
As whimsical as it is fantastic, Up suggests that age is no impediment to daring, nor youth to maturity. It's been a long time since a movie has touched me so deeply while lifting me so high.
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ASWNMU Senate Meeting
August 25th, 2009
I. Call to Order at 8:34 p.m.
II. Opening Ceremonies
III. Roll Call
a. Absent: Senator Tsosie
IV. Approval of Agenda for August 25th, 2009
a. Motion to approve agenda by Senate Pro Tempore Berry, seconded by Senator Trujillo.
b. Motion passes unanimously.
c. Motion to reconsider by Senate Floor Leader James, seconded by Senator Trujillo.
d. Motion passes unanimously
V. Approval of Minutes for: May 18th, 2009 & May 13th, 2009.
a. Motion to approve Meeting Minutes for May 18th, 2009 by Senate Secretary Kris Taylor, seconded by Senator Justin Taylor
b. Motion to approve Meeting Minutes for and May 13th, 2009 by Senator Justin Taylor, seconded by Senator Morrison.
c. There were no votes for either approvals.
VI. ASWNMU Executive Council Report
a. Marcia Molano, President: Announced that she has been very active in spreading student government awareness around campus and during summer orientations. She stated that she participated in ¾ summer orientations and thanked all those senators and students that helped out to make them successful. She also has been working with publications on a brochure about student government. This brochure can then be used for recruiting. She thanked Abe Villarreal publically for his efforts and aid on this project. She attended the Cabinets meeting and strategic planning meeting as well in the past few months. She voiced that she has some concerns about how ASWNMU needs to plan and offer more diverse activities for the students. In addition, she attended the appeals committee and thanked Senate Floor Leader James for his efforts as well. President Molano also met with student affairs secretary Emma Clark, to review and plan the student handbook. She told the board that the handbook would now be updated every semester instead of every five years like it had been in the past. She also met with purchasing about procedures. One example of something they discussed was that clubs are not allowed to accept cash donations. She also wanted to thanks Senate Floor Leader James and GAD Webber for their help with the parliamentary procedure efforts. As of this last week she has been arranging senators into different committees. She thanked Dr. Virginia Huegel for all her help. She requests that all senators that have not posted office hours need to due so by this Friday (8/28/09). President Molano has been in contact with Kalyn Garcia, NMSU GAD, about restarting ASNM. Finally, she thanked all the senators that have been in the office. She is happy with all the faces she is seeing throughout the chambers. No additional information to report.
b. Lacey Swihart, Vice President: Announced that she was involved with summer student orientations. She thanked all ASWNMU representatives that helped out. Currently she has been in contact with all the clubs on campus and is trying to get them all up to speed. She also is in the process of setting up the Corre Caminos cards. She noted that they would only be offered to full time students. She is also currently busy with the renewal of the vending machine contracts. In addition to all of those activities, Vice President Swihart is completing her office hours as well as collecting all the senators hours. Finally, she points out that most of her time is spent getting the clubs at WNMU on track. No additional information to report.
c. Anner Perryman, Secretary: Announced she attended two orientations this summer. She also was active in the appeals committee along with Senator Berry and Attorney General Sandoval. She announced that she is still working on a survey concerning student activities. Pro Tempore Berry and Executive Secretary Perryman started working on the survey last semester. They plan on getting that survey out before homecoming. No additional information to report.
d. Louie Ortega, Treasurer: Provided participants with the budget and stated that it was self-explanatory. He went over the budget and explained the different areas on the sheet. The only major expenditure that ASWNMU listed on the budget was that of the T-shirts in the amount of $321.02. He reported that he has also been working on the student appeals. Finally, Treasurer Ortega requests that senators meet with him to discuss some activities he has come up with such as life quest. No additional information to report.
e. AJ Sandoval, Attorney General: Announced he had attended planning and appeal committees. He feels strongly that academic advising at WNMU is not up to par and is looking for ways to improve it. He was involved with the planning of student orientation despite not being able to attend. He has also been working with Kalyn Garcia @ NMSU about ASNM. Encourages senators, and executive council to attend a meeting with Garcia. This meeting will be set at a later date. No additional information to report.
f. Alma Webber, Governmental Affairs Director: Announced the completion of her weekly office hours. Wants to thank all senators and executive council for their participation at the team building event put on last Saturday. She also attended ¾ summer student orientations. She was active in the production of the ASWNMU T-shirts. She is currently working with the campus safety committee in an effort to make our campus more safe proof. Especially focusing on the handicap parking areas. She is also currently working on a questionnaire (tentative). Finally, GAD Webber looks forward to her lobbying efforts coming up in the future. No additional information to report.
g. James Hill, Student Regent: Reported that he has attended two Board of Regents meetings since we last talked with him. He informed the board about the problems WNMU has been dealing with, mainly involving budget cuts. However, he expressed that the Board of Regents looks forward to growth in the future. He also had some other good news; student enrollment is up. He encourages all senators and students to voice their concerns, problems, and questions to him and he will do whatever he can to find a solution. The next Board of Regents meeting is scheduled sometime in December. He offered his services to anyone that needs them and we can find him in the Department of business and criminal Justice, where he is currently employed as a graduate assistant. No additional information to report.
VII. Old Business
VIII. New Business
IX. Announcement
a. Swearing in of Paulo Veltri to the office of Senator.
b. Dr. Virginia Huegel wanted to introduce herself to the senate and offer her services to not only ASWNMU but to all students. Her office is located in the GRC room 215.
c. Guadalupe Cano- POI to amend the minutes because Senator Veltri was not absent. Vice President Swihart voiced that she would correct the mistake.
d. Patricia Cano- voices concern about proper grammar usage when presenting a motion to the board.
e. Abe Villarreal- advocated to the senate about adding a vending machine in the GRC. He feels this would be a good spot for one. Also informed the board about the arrival of Sandy Jones, elected official who will be on campus from 3-6 PM doing office hours if anyone was interested in meeting with her. Abe also offered his services through the publications department. He recently posted our agenda for this meeting on the website and will further put up any critical information that we as a senate deem important for the students. He will gladly publicize any of our activities.
f. Senator Berry announced that the campus ministry has weekly BBQs every Thursday and encourages all students to go.
g. President Molano informed the board about the puppy dog ranch and how all the proceeds from that project go to helping animals. Any information regarding this project can be found by talking to her.
X. Adjournment
a. Motion to adjourn meeting by Senator Keeler, seconded by Senator Wheatley.
b. Motion passes unanimously
c. Adjournment at 9:12 p.m.
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How To Keep Your House Warm This Winter
I remember the first winter after our wedding. We were living in north Texas, which at least once or twice a season will get a real blast of winter. It may change in a day or so, but for a few days it would always be bitter cold.
One day a winter storm was forecast to blow in. We knew the apartment was drafty and hard to keep heated well (electric heat just wasn't all that efficient in the 80s).
But the morning we woke up to a small drift of snow having blown inside the apartment by the closed door we knew we had a problem. And the high electric bills didn't help.
So what can you do that will help keep your house warm this winter without breaking your bank account?
10 Ways to Keep Your House Warm
1. Check for drafts around windows – Lots of cold air finds its way in to your home via drafty windows.Duck Brand 1299529 Indoor 5-Window Shrink Film Kit, 62-by-210-Inch
2. Replace weather stripping — it's rubberized plastic in most instances and gets brittle with age. When it begins to wear down, the cold north winds blow in.
3. Heat the parts of the house you are in — If you have this ability, only heat the parts of the house you actually use. Of course, if you live in a cold enough environment where pipes freezing is a real possibility, adjust your approach. But one thing you can do is to keep the overall temperature in your house at a lower level well, and then heat the parts you actually stay in.Lasko 754200 Ceramic Heater with Adjustable Thermostat
4. Pay attention to the sunshine – Our house gets a big blast of afternoon sun right on our bedrooms. As I wrote in this popular post about keeping your house cool, we work around this in the summer by keeping the blinds closed in the afternoon. But for the winter, we do exactly the opposite. We make sure to open the blinds any time we have a chance of the sun shining in. That will keep your house warm, and keep the electricity bill lower.
5. Reverse the direction of ceiling fans — Heat rises. If the heat your furnace or fireplace or heaters produces rises and stays at the top of your rooms (you know, above where most of us actually inhabit), you are running your heat past its point of real need. The answer is to move that heat down from the ceiling, and you do that by reversing the direction of your ceiling fan. You will need to verify that your ceiling fans can be switched to work in a clockwise rotation.Hunter 28700 Fremont 52-Inch 5-Blade Single Light Ceiling Fan, Premier Bronze with Walnut/Dark Maple Blades and Amber Glass Bowl
6. No ceiling fans? Buy some — then read number 5 again.
7. Cook indoors — If you have an oven or even a toaster oven, use it in the winter! Once you have baked something, crack the door to the oven open and let the heat out.
8. Use a dehumidifier — When we lived in Taiwan we used to joke that you could heat the house just by running the dehumidifier. This is done two ways – removing the humidity helps remove the chill factor, and, the device itself will put off some heat. Win-win.
9. Use the fireplace – This is not applicable in all situations, but having fires makes for a cozy way to warm your home, or at least the room you are in. Take proper precautions, and remember to close the flue when you are done to keep the cold air from pouring down the chimney.
10. Put up heavy curtains — The point here is the curtains provide an extra means of keeping the cold air from entering your home via the windows. But remember to open them in the day when the sun is shining!
Finding ways to winterize your home can pay huge dividends!
There you have it! 10 tips for keeping your house warm this winter. What do you do special to warm your house in the winter?


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Katie Bell and Lauren Bryson have solved one problem that affects parents of young children: messes.
The two women are on a mission to save kids' sleeves one meal or project at a time with a new product they developed called Sleevie Savers.
Sleevie Savers are adjustable, lightweight sleeve covers that protect young children's sleeves from foods, stains, liquids, stretched sleeves and more by slipping over the child's arm and then attaching at the top with Velcro.
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Katie Bell, one of the creators of Sleevie Savers, poses with the products.
This photo provided by Katie Bell shows the inspiration for Sleevie Savers — her daughter's shirt sleeve that is covered in food and will need to be washed after mealtime.
The women say the product also saves mothers and caregivers from the frustrations of extra clean-up, laundry and the dreaded "second outfit" of the day.
Bell, of Pennsdale, is the mother of 2-year-old Annie, and Bryson, of Elimsport, is the mother of Jonathan, 3, and Elizabeth, 6.
The moms were tired of rolling up their children's sleeves for meal time and art projects, only to have the sleeves get stretched and ruined.
Earlier in the year, Bell came up with the idea and partnered with Bryson to research it and make the first prototype with fabric from Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft.
"I was looking for something that would work and be lightweight, water-resistant and stain-resistant," Bell said.
Using their business, research and product development backgrounds, Bell and Bryson did comprehensive searches to make sure nothing else like Sleevie Savers was on the market. They also conducted primary market research with other moms.
"We didn't just ask them pointed questions about how much they like the idea; we also asked them what they didn't like about it, which was valuable feedback for how we should or shouldn't approach the product," Bryson said.
Then, the duo moved forward, working with a product developer to find the right materials.
"That took a while," Bell said, adding that the women were adamant that they wanted Sleevie Savers to be made in the USA with products from the USA.
"We wanted to support manufacturing in the U.S.," Bell said.
They also determined that the target age group was self-feeding toddlers to elementary-aged children, which helped them create a size for the product that could fit most children within those age ranges.
Bryson used Sleevie Savers with her children for art projects and to create a gingerbread house.
The product comes in several colors - Fire Engine Red, Grass Green, Purple Orchid, Royal Blue and Pink Raspberry.
The sleeves are intended to complement existing bibs. They repel water, are sink washable, quick drying, flexible and breathable. The sleeves also are BPA free and free of lead, phthalates and polyvinyl chloride.
"The material research took the longest," Bell said, adding that she came up with the idea in March, and had product samples available at the end of November.
For now, the women are handling marketing themselves, along with updating the website and Facebook pages with links and photos.
Bell said her experience consulting other product developers and inventors through the IMC at Pennsylvania College of Technology gave her the encouragement to move forward.
"We did a lot of research up front, we wanted to know," Bell said. She added that several future products are in the works, with her overall goal to make Sleevie Savers such a success that she and Bryson can invest in future development.
"I would love to sell one million," she said. "I wanted something other mothers couldn't live without."
Sleevie Savers are available at Gustonian Gifts and GG2 in downtown Williamsport and online at www.sleeviesavers.com. Locally they are $10.99 a pair and online they are $9.99 a pair, which does not include shipping.


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When President Barack Obama and liberal lawmakers were cooking the books to make their health care takeover plan seem less expensive than it is, conservatives warned some "savings" in the proposal were fabrications.
Specifically, conservatives argued that "savings" in the Medicare program were not sustainable. Liberals knew that but claimed the conservatives simply didn't want health care reform.
Last week the conservatives' argument is being proven - by Obama.
A cut in rates at which doctors are reimbursed by the Medicare program was to have taken effect last week. Had it been implemented, physicians would have had their reimbursements for treatment of Medicare patients slashed by 21 percent.
Obviously, that would prompt some doctors to refuse to treat elderly patients who rely on Medicare.
During debate over the health care package, conservatives were well aware that Congress has acted in the past to forestall such Medicare cuts.
That is why doubt was cast on the Obama administration's claim of "savings" in the Medicare program.
But liberals knew their history, too. Even as they claimed Medicare "savings" would be allowed to stand, they knew there was virtually no likelihood of that happening.
Obama urged Congress to pump billions of dollars in new spending into the Medicare program, in order to avoid cutting payments to doctors.
Fine, conservatives reacted.
Show us where spending will be cut in the federal budget to provide the additional Medicare money.
There are no plans for such reductions, of course.
It is likely the bill recommended by Obama will pass.
Conservatives don't want to hurt the millions of Medicare patients who would be affected if additional funding is not provided.
Obama and his liberal cronies have the conservatives in a no-win situation - as they planned all along.
The episode is another reminder that Obama and liberal lawmakers cannot be trusted to tell the truth about government spending - much less attempt to reduce it.


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material culture
physical objects a society produces such as tools, streets, sculptures, and they depend on nonmaterial for meaning.
Culture as underlying
basis of interaction.
Culture as a 'given'.
Culture shapes us rather
than in how culture itself
is shaped.
conflict theory approach
Culture as a social product.
Whose interests are served
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cultural capital
refers to having the attitudes and knowledge that characterize the upper social classes
problem solving
Cultural patterns evolve
to provide solutions to
recurrent problems
humans encounter.
Problems are universal,
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people adopt vary
cultural relativity requires that each cultural trait be evaluated in the context of its won culture
social product
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not from unique gene pools,
but cultural evolution.
Some aspects are
deliberately produced.
Culture relies on language.
are shared ideas about desirable goals; tenderness and cooperation, or toughness and competition
are groups that share the overall culture of a society but maintain a distinctive set of vales, norms, lifestyles and language
are groups whose values, interests, beliefs, and lifestyles conflict with those of the larger culture
is process through which individuals learn and adopt values and social practices of dominant group, more or less giving up their own values.
is belief that different cultural strands within a culture should be valued and nourished
cultural diffusion
The process by which
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popular culture
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The 2013 recipient of the NCMC Foundation Legacy Award was the Knights of Swallows, an oil and gas industry charitable group formed in 1991. They have contributed more than $300,000 to the Western States Burn Center at NCMC through their annual golf tournament fundraiser, according to the release. The award is given out annually to an individual or organization.
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J.J. Abrams talks about guiding the next voyage of the Enterprise
Nicholas Meyer attended J.J. Abrams' bar mitzvah.
To most folks, that bit of trivia means zilch. For die-hard "Star Trek" fans, it's a cosmic coincidence that augurs well for the fate of their beloved franchise.
Meyer, after all, is the producer-director who played a big role in reviving the "Trek" franchise following the disappointment of the 1979 feature "Star Trek: The Motion Picture." At the very least, his presence at Abrams' coming-of-age ceremony can be seen as some sort of positive omen.
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He's also watching episodes of the original "Trek" series but says he and his team are being careful not to soak up too much information.
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Abrams still isn't ready to talk details about his take on the franchise.
Yes, he's working on the script with Alex Kurtzman and Robert Orci. "Lost" mates Damon Lindelof and Bryan Burk will join him as producers.
Abrams, however, won't confirm that he'll direct the project. He also says it's "infinitely too early to be talking about" the plot of the pic.
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"'Star Trek' to me was always about infinite possibility and the incredible imagination that Gene Rodenberry brought to that core of characters," he says. "It was a show about purpose, about faith vs. logic, about science vs. emotion, about us vs. them. It was its own world, and yet it was our world."
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While it would be easy to get caught up in the pressure of taking on nothing less than the revival of an entire franchise, Abrams is remarkably calm about the whole prospect.
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Ya know when everything is moving so fast, and you don't know how to fit in one more thing without losing it?
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WARREN - Mario Manningham made the rest of the nation know what Warren G. Harding faithful and followers of the Michigan Wolvernines knew years prior.
Super Mario is a prime time, clutch receiver.
The New York Giants 5-foot-11, 183-pound receiver finished the 2009 season with a career-high 822 yards on 57 receptions and five touchdowns.
He made his presence known early in 2009 against the Cowboys with 150 yards on 10 receptions and a TD - making him a must-have for most fantasy football owners.
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Peru, Chile, Paraguay and Bolivia area among the South American countries best prepared in the event of another global crisis while Venezuela stands at the opposite end with 'weakened' defences, according to the latest report released by the IMF.
Peru with its fast growing economy emerged as the most resistant of the region with a budget surplus and sovereign debt equivalent to approximately 20% of GDP. Paraguay, Chile and Bolivia were just below Peru, and followed by Colombia where the government has targeted a balanced budget for 2014.
The IMF document states that the results followed stress tests in scenarios going from an 'exceptional financial problem with no economic impact' to a repeat of the default and bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in 2008. Tests showed that despite the region overall is far more resistant than in the past "individually countries will have to battle to overcome those hurdles".
A step lower Brazil, Mexico, Uruguay and Ecuador could be capable of addressing a prolonged global deceleration, but their debt ratio could jump over 65% of GDP, a standard too high for emerging markets. However much depends on how monetary policy is managed including the option of fiscal stimuli to counter the impact.
Brazil which currently has a debt/GDP ratio of 35% was unable to reach its surplus budget target in 2012, which surfaced investors' doubts about the country's commitment with fiscal discipline. The IMF document showed that Venezuela and Argentina would suffer strong budget reductions even when faced with moderate impacts.
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Nugent said he had used "the streetfighter terminology of 'subhuman mongrel' instead of just using more understandable language, such as 'violator of his own- the Constitution. The liar that he is." Abbott, who is running for the GOP nomination for governor, had invited Nugent because of his strong support of gun rights. Nugent suggested regret that his incendiary language has been tied to Republican politicians like Abbott and Perry and Sen. Ted Cruz, who sought to disassociate himself from the remarks but dodged when asked whether he would campaign with Nugent in the future.
"I will try to elevate my vernacular to the level of those great men that I'm learning from in the world of politics," Nugent said after days of furious political infighting between the campaigns of Abbott and Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Wendy Davis.
Ferguson, who is also a CNN commentator, said on CNN he believes Nugent "feels bad" about using the language and agreeing to apologize. "That's not something he usually does."


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[I][U]178 days binge-free![/U][/I]
Leptin Resistance goals:
- [B]Breakfast w/ 50gm of protein [/B]yes
- [B]Breakfast w/i 30m of rising [/B]yes
- [B]5+ hrs between Breakfast and Lunch [/B]yes, no lunch
- [B]5+ hrs between Lunch and Dinner [/B]yes, no lunch
- [B]finished dinner by 7:30 [/B]yes, 7
- [B]no snacking[/B] yes
- [B]3.5+ hrs between dinner & bedtime [/B]yes
- [B]exposure to morning temp & sun[/B] yes, 50s, felt great in a tee + shorts
- [B]darkening the house at sunset [/B]yes
-[B] 100% primal diet[/B] yes
-[B] <50g carb per day, GAPS (no grains, sugar, legumes, lactose, or starches) [/B]trace sugar in ssg
-[B] no PUFA's other than fCLO [/B]yes
B complex - yes
HCl (600mg/meal) -with bkfst
Dig Enz - Digest Gold before bkfst & dinner
Feverfew - yes
Probiotic (1NT) - yes
DHEA - holding off ... and got to sleep quickly last night again
Organs, broth, ferments: liver, broth, hm kevita, thyrogold (I think);
15m sun - yes
Selenium (200mg) - yes, I think
Vit C (to BT till I know how much it takes on a normal day, then switch to acerola to find the same thing) -
Green tea - 2C
Salt and/or potassium - [COLOR=#333333]1/4tsp lite salt, 1tsp CSS[/COLOR]
Seaweed - off till doing well on full GAPS (polysaccharides)
Glutathione - 1cap milk thistle w/ bkfst & dinner, NAC 1800mg
Zinc (for NAC) - 50mg
Mg (800mg) - yes, [I]pain & GI 1hr later, strong. Maxed out? felt sluggish after[/I]
Liver support - 2C yogi detox tea - this stuff feels so right for me
Foods that make me feel bad (FODMAPs, nightshades, coconut flesh) - trace cayenne
Cold - 10m in 50 degree river - AWESOME! Felt SO good! More below.
B - soup: chorizo ssg, ssg, liver, broth, collards, 3T CO; hm jerky. Increased protein to >65 again to try to stave off the hunger that assailed me at 4:30pm again yesterday.
D - jerky, pork chop & fat, sausage
- energy 6/10; mood 6/10
- bloating - 3mo morning, not too bad during day or after meals,
- skin = smoother than yesterday,
- Slept 10:45-9, interrupted by baby & dh many times, but fell asleep quickly each time, still had headache when I woke.
- mild edema in morning & evening
- pulse up in morning, shaky before breakfast
- Feeling LOADS better than yesterday morning


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Flatbread Company benefit series for pizza lovers
December 2, 2011 - Carla Tracy
Love pizza? How about pizzas that feature all organic, locally produced ingredients prepared in an earthen kiawe-wood fired oven?
On Tuesday, Dec. 6, pizza lovers may savor these gourmet pies and take advantage of a fun and delicious opportunity to show community support by attending Flatbread Company's benefit night for the Haku Baldwin Center.
Enjoy one of the delicious pizzas -- and help support therapeutic programs on Maui. Located at 89 Hana Highway in Paia, Flatbread Pizza offers street parking and in the community lot on the west end of town.
A portion of the sales from all small and large pizzas sold on Dec.6, from 5 to 10 p.m. will be donated to the Haku Baldwin Center. Proceeds will support HBC's animal-assisted therapeutic programs for Maui's special needs keiki and patients of all ages. The fundraiser will also feature a small silent auction with items from local businesses, including art, gift certificates and other merchandise.
Flatbread Company's efforts to host benefit nights for Maui-based organizations continue to contribute positively to the local community.
Call 572-9129 for more information.
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Spurs' ownership of Grizzlies, Randolph continues
There is some credence in the narrative that the Grizzlies don't make for an ideal first-round opponent for a Western Conference top seed, but that sentiment doesn't seem to hold as true in San Antonio.
The Spurs dismantled Memphis once again, this time in a 112-92 walloping that shot them convincingly back into the win column and over a hump that eventually plagued them last season. With the win, San Antonio clinched home-court advantage in the NBA Finals, should they make it that far, alleviating any pressure of a potential Game 7 on the road.
But we're getting waaaaaaaayyyyy ahead of ourselves here, as Oklahoma City reminded a national television audience on Thursday. Still, the Spurs are playing well, and the No. 1 overall seed is becoming more within reach by the day. Unlike last season, when San Antonio finished its final 20 games with a .500 record, this group is progressing comfortably.
"I feel we're in a good place … obviously we're not exactly where we want to be," Danny Green said of what feels like a night-and-day comparison to last April. "Last year was a different season for us. We started building momentum as we were in the playoffs, and I think it's better for us to build momentum before we get to the playoffs.
"Right now we're moving in a pretty good direction."
Gregg Popovich mentioned prior to the game that this is the time of year he's going to start ramping up the minutes for his most crucial players — namely Kawhi Leonard, who is almost certain to average the most minutes of any Spur once the postseason begins.
Leonard went off for a career-high-tying 26 points on 12-of-13 shooting in a team-high 29 minutes. They didn't need him for 40-plus minutes in this one; then again, it's been a while since the Spurs felt any real threat from the Grizzlies.
San Antonio has completely owned Memphis since the Grit-n-Grind Grizz bounced the Spurs out of the first round of the 2011 postseason, with the Spurs winning 14 of the last 16 games (playoffs included) and completely suffocating their best player in the process. Zach Randolph averaged 21.5 points per game on 50 percent shooting during that series three years ago; since then, he's averaging 11.7 points and 33.8 percent shooting in 14 games against San Antonio.
The Spurs traded George Hill to the Pacers for the draft rights to Kawhi Leonard that summer, and along with the development of Green and Tiago Splitter, the rest is history. Where Memphis' size and physicality killed San Antonio on the perimeter and on the boards in 2011, there was no longer a problem. The Spurs were overwhelmed back then, but the Grizz appear to be so now.
It was much of the same on Sunday. San Antonio shot 55.8 percent from the floor to Memphis' 44.2 percent, and the Grizz managed to hit just five 3-pointers. Manu Ginobili bounced back from his 'rest' game against the Thunder with 26 points on just 11 shots. So, if you're doing the math, Ginobili and Leonard combined for 52 points on 24 shots, missing just four attempts.
And it was over early. San Antonio jumped out in front after one, 26-10, and it never got closer than six points the rest of the way.
This one was never close, and the Spurs looked more like the team that won 19 straight than the one that fell in Oklahoma City to end the streak. And really, they've looked like that against anyone other than the Thunder, so things were back to normal.
Speaking of the Thunder, they lost to the scrappy Suns only a couple of hours after San Antonio beat Memphis. The Spurs' magic number to clinch the top overall seed in the NBA is now two, which seems like all but a certainty.
That's the good news. The bad: Tony Parker left the Grizzlies' game with back spasms after scoring 10 points in the opening nine minutes of the game. Pop said there will be an MRI on Monday, so we'll keep you updated as soon as we learn any information.
Other than that, it's all a buildup toward the playoffs from here, and the Spurs feel they're in a pretty decent spot.


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Japan Committed to Atomic Power as Renewable Energy Insufficient
Japan remains committed to nuclear power after a tsunami crippled the Fukushima Dai-Ichi plant, leaking radiation, because the country needs non-polluting energy sources, the government's nuclear safety spokesman said.
"While people may become more cautious, renewable energy alone isn't sufficient, so nuclear power is essential," Hidehiko Nishiyama, a director general at the trade ministry, said in an interview in Tokyo yesterday.
Workers have toiled round the clock to prevent Tokyo Electric Power Co.'s plant from leaking more radiation into the air and sea, after a tsunami triggered by the magnitude-9 earthquake on March 11 damaged auxiliary generators running its cooling systems. The world's worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl in 1986 prompted officials in China and India and U.S. lawmakers to call for a review of atomic energy plans.
"You can yell all you like about nuclear power, but sooner or later you've got to decide how we're going to keep the lights turned on," David Wark, a professor in high energy physics at Imperial University in London, said by phone yesterday. "You've got three choices: freeze, burn a lot of fossil fuels or build nuclear power plants. All those countries that are planning to build nuclear plants, in the end they don't have any choice."
With almost no oil or gas reserves of its own, nuclear power has been a national priority for Japan since the end of World War II, a conflict the country fought partly to secure oil supplies. Japan has 54 operating nuclear reactors -- more than any other country except the U.S. and France -- to power its industries, pitting economic demands against safety concerns in the world's most earthquake-prone country.
'No Nuclear Armageddon'
"Events in Japan could rebound to nuclear power's benefit," Wark said. "When there is no nuclear Armageddon, you can imagine people thinking it was all overdone."
Before this month's quake and tsunami, Japanese utilities including Tokyo Electric, had planned to increase nuclear power's share of total electricity production to 50 percent by 2030 from 24 percent in 2008, the U.S. Energy Information Administration says. Nuclear power plants in 2009 accounted for 27 percent of the nation's electricity generation, the EIA says.
The 40-year-old Fukushima plant, built in the 1970s when Japan's first wave of nuclear construction began, stood up to the country's worst earthquake on record only to have its power and back-up generators knocked out by the 7-meter tsunami that followed.
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Engineers should consider ways to protect auxiliary power sources so plants can continue to keep spent fuel cool if a catastrophic wave knocks out the main power source, said Nishiyama, who has been briefing media on behalf of Japan's nuclear safety agency since the temblor.
Lacking electricity to pump water needed to cool the atomic core, engineers vented radioactive steam into the atmosphere to release pressure, leading to a series of explosions that blew out concrete walls around some reactors.
Levels of radiation detected in the ocean 16 kilometers (10 miles) from the Fukushima coast, and spinach and milk produced nearby have been found to exceed regulatory limits. Prime Minister Naoto Kan this week restricted shipments of spinach from Fukushima and nearby prefectures.
The levels detected don't pose an immediate threat to human health, Nishiyama said, adding that even in the worst-case scenario, the 30-kilometer evacuation radius around the plant should be sufficient.
"People don't need to leave Japan or Tokyo," he said.


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Act 2 - Scene 1
1. How much time has passed between Act 1 and Act 2? How do you know? (Keep watching for evidence.)
2. Why is Ophelia so upset when she enters? What has happened to her? Does Hamlet's appearance (in her telling) as a madman (a distracted lover) come as a surprise after what we last heard him say? Why would he appear in this sort of madness to her? Is there any possibility he really is a distracted lover responding to Ophelia's apparent rejection of him? How well has she obeyed the commands her father gave her in Act 1?
3. What is Polonius' response to what Ophelia tells him? Where are they going?
Act 2 - Scene 2
1. Why have Rosencrantz and Guildenstern come to court? What is their relation to Hamlet? What use does Claudius have for them? Does this remind you of Polonius' use for Reynaldo? Are there any significant differences?
2. We've now had several different explanations of Hamlet's madness: love, his father's death, and that plus "our o'erhasty marriage" (note Gertrude's awareness of impropriety). Are people content with these explanations? Are you?
3. What results have come from Cornelius' and Voltemand's trip to Norway? Has Claudius' use of diplomacy rather than war been justified? What will Fortinbras be doing next? Can we expect to see him in Denmark after all? Why?
4. Refer to the scene between Hamlet and Polonius. How does Hamlet behave when he enters? Does Polonius think he is mad? Is this the way we would expect Hamlet to act after Ophelia's description in 2.1? Why does he call Polonius a fishmonger? (It may help to know that fishmongers' wives, and daughters, apparently because of the fish, were assumed to be extremely fertile and thus able to conceive easily - and thus the connection.)
5. How does Hamlet behave initially with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern? Is it different from the way he just acted with Polonius? How does Hamlet change when he realizes that the two were sent for by Claudius and Gertrude?
6. What connections does the content of the First Player's speech have with the play Hamlet?
7. Read Hamlet's third soliloquy carefully. How does he use the player's response to show how different his own position is? Is the comparison justified by what we have seen happen in the play? He complains that he hasn't acted on his vengeance. Why hasn't he? Why does he need the play? What will he learn from it?
Act 3 - Scene 1
1. Read Hamlet's fourth soliloquy carefully. How is this soliloquy different from the first two? Think about the way Hamlet's mind works within the first two - is the same thing happening here? What is the main idea of this third soliloquy? (For an interesting variant of this speech, you might want to look at the duke's version in chapter 21 of Mark Twain's Adventures of Huckleberry Finn - a great parody/pastiche.)
2. What happens between Hamlet and Ophelia in the so-called "Nunnery scene"? Does Hamlet know that he's being watched? Does he determine that during the scene? Can you spot a place where he might? (Remember how he changed his way of talking to Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.) Who is the "one" referred to in "all but one"?
3. What does it add to note that in talking about marriage Hamlet seems to be echoing St. Paul in 1 Corinthians 7?
1 Corinthians 7 states:Now concerning the things whereof you wrote to me: It is good for a man not to touch a woman. 2But for fear of fornication, let every man have his own wife: and let every woman have her own husband. 3Let the husband render the debt to his wife: and the wife also in like manner to the husband. 4The wife has not power of her own body: but the husband. And in like manner the husband also has not power of his own body: but the wife. 5Defraud not one another, except, perhaps, by consent, for a time, that you may give yourselves to prayer: and return together again, lest Satan tempt you for your incontinency. 6But I speak this by indulgence, not by commandment. 7For I would that all men were even as myself. But every one has his proper gift from God: one after this manner, and another after that.8But I say to the unmarried and to the widows: It is good for them if they so continue, even as I. 9But if they do not contain themselves, let them marry. For it is better to marry than to be burnt.
4. How does Claudius respond to what he has seen and heard? Is he convinced that love is the cause of Hamlet's madness? What does he plan to do about Hamlet? How does Polonius respond? Is he willing to give up his "love" answer? What does he propose as an additional way to find out what Hamlet is thinking? Are you surprised that it includes spying?
Act 3 - Scene 2
1. How does the play-within-the-play (The Mousetrap) reflect the issues bothering Hamlet? Can you identify the lines he has had inserted? (Don't worry, nobody else can either.) Interestingly, the story of Gonzago as known outside Hamlet turns into a revenge story, with Gonzago's son revenging his father's death. So what we've seen is only the first few minutes of a much longer play. What lines would hit the intended audience hardest? Although Hamlet is interested in Claudius' response, notice that so far Gertrude has taken the strongest "hits" (except, perhaps, for the poisoning in the ear - one of the new "Italianate" evil inventions, a way to murder someone without it appearing to be murder). Consider also the Player King's more abstract speech in 3.2.
First line Player King: "I do believe you think what now you speak" to last line "But die thy thoughts when they first lord is dead."
How does this speech reflect issues that appear elsewhere in the play?
2. What is Claudius' mood as he stops the play? How does Hamlet respond? Hamlet seems to have learned that Claudius is indeed guilty (if that's indeed why Claudius stopped the play and not for some other reason). But Claudius has also learned something from the presentation of the play. What has Claudius learned? What does Hamlet think he (Hamlet) has learned, and what is his mood?
3. Read Hamlet's fifth soliloquy carefully.
"'Tis now the very witching time of night"
How is it different from the other soliloquies? What is the mood of the soliloquy? How do you react to it? What is happening to Hamlet when he says "now could I drink hot blood"?
Act 3 - Scene 3
1. What does Claudius admit in his attempt to pray? Has the play actually had an effect on him? Why can't he ask for forgiveness?
2. What happens when Hamlet enters? Why doesn't Hamlet kill Claudius then? What is ironic about Hamlet's decision?
Act 3 - Scene 4
1. Does Gertrude know that Claudius killed Hamlet's father?
2. Hamlet seems to be getting through to Gertrude when the Ghost enters. Why does the Ghost appear at this point? How is his appearance different from his appearances in Act 1? Who saw him then? Who sees him now? What is his message to Hamlet?
3. After the Ghost leaves, does Hamlet succeed in what he came to do? What is Gertrude's state when he leaves? What should she do, and what should she not do?Please include quotes!


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by Susan Minot
A woman describes her boyfriend: "Frank was not a candidate for the long run. He might just as well have been wearing a banner which said FRIVOLITY. He had supreme confidence and an inviolate manner. It was just what I was looking for." That pretty well sums up the tone of this collection of short stories. Most of them involve young New York City women talking about the men in their lives, with a prevailing subtext that addresses varying aspects of the question, Why can't we sweet, sensitive women find any men as nice and communicative as we are? Mi-not, to judge from this book, does not sound like someone a carefree yuppie guy would want to run into in a dark singles bar some night, though she relieves some of the sexist tedium with share-the-blame wit. "My sister-in-law consoles me," another of her women comments. " 'All men are rats,' she says and smoothes my brother's forehead adoringly. 'Even the angels.' "
This volume, though, lacks the power of Monkeys, Minot's 1986 novel of a troubled New England family. Many of the stories, brief as they are, go on a sentence or two too long, like songs to which someone insists on adding shave-and-a-haircut endings. And 32 of the book's 147 pages are blank or contain only a story title, which suggests padding—and that unwary buyers ought to be entitled to a rebate of $3.69. (Houghton Mifflin, $16.95)
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Grasping a game plan doesn't seem to be a problem for Steele Jantz.
Iowa State's newly appointed starting quarterback has spent the past six month competing for a job, and learning offensive coordinator Tom Herman's version of the spread.
I asked Jantz during the Cyclones' media day about adjusting to different schemes.
"It's the offense I thought it would be," Jantz said. "I've been through a lot of playbooks. I went to three different high schools and this is my third different college. So I've got a lot of plays in my head."
Coach Paul Rhoads is confident in Jantz's play calling and decision making.
"He's got the playbook to this point," Rhoads said. "And what I mean by that is, as the season goes along, we'll add to it. He thoroughly understands everything that we've got in at this point."
Jantz will also benefit by working strictly with the starting unit as Iowa State prepares for the Sept. 3 opener against Northern Iowa.
"Football-wise it's a lot of anticipation," Jantz said during media day. "I just try to stay focused on learning my offense and getting better. The last six months, if anything, has just been preparation."
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Governor Cuomo Announces Growth Of Clean Technology Companies And Creation Of 980 Jobs
$14 million Investment in Cleantech Business Incubator Initiative Supports the Development of 141 Clean Energy Companies across the State (Long Island, NY) Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that 141 clean technology companies have been supported and primed for further growth through the Governor's Cleantech Business Incubator initiative. The initiative has attracted more than $215 million in private capital..


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The Ravalli County Board of Commissioners reached an all time low last Friday when they fired Road and Bridge Department supervisor Ohnstad. Apparently he is being made the scapegoat to cover their gift of over $40,000 in road work to their developer friends the Sardots for their "road to nowhere".
Actually, the commissioners have killed two birds with one stone. Not only do they have a scapegoat but also a new political plum to hand out to another of their cronies. In the coming weeks look for changes to be made to the job description for road and bridge supervisor. I predict the job description will be dumbed down to fit the qualifications, or lack thereof, of their candidate. Look for words like "coordination" and "communication".
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MONTPELIER The Vermont Electric Cooperative is returning $850,000 to members, the first time its made such a distribution in its 75-year history.
In previous years, the Co-op has reinvested earnings in upgrades to its electrical system and used capital to secure power supply contracts.
Vermont Public Radio reports (http://bit.ly/1aIvEa4) the co-op recently adopted new policies that enable patronage capital distributions. Thats based on the principle that the economic benefits of a cooperatives operation should be returned to its members or reinvested in the co-op.
The distributions apply to members during 1997 and 2012. Active members in good account standing and with patronage capital balances from these years can expect to receive a credit on their bills between now and mid-October.MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER More than 2,000 young adults might have wrongly stayed on the states health... Full StoryMONTPELIER More than 2,000 young adults might have wrongly stayed on the states health... Full StoryIf this hasnt been the worst year ever for truth in politics, I cant think of what was. Full Story
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