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WARREN - Despite having his car vandalized earlier this month, one elected city official said he still considers the Franklin Street parking deck the best place to keep his vehicle.
''I can't say if the parking deck is the safest place in the city to park. But I would still rather park somewhere where there are cameras as opposed to on the street where there are no cameras,'' said Warren City Councilman Greg Bartholomew. ''At least this way there's some indication of what happened and maybe the police can tell who's involved.''
Bartholomew said the back window and side mirror of his car were damaged about 7 p.m. April 5. That same night a window was broken in another vehicle, according to reports.
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Two vandalism suspects were caught on camera recently at the downtown Warren parking deck.
On Thursday, police questioned three teenagers about those and other recent incidents.
Warren police Chief Timothy Bowers confirmed the city has four open investigations involving reports of vandalism and criminal damaging at the city-owned parking deck. However, he said that as of Friday no one had been charged.
He said investigators are reviewing surveillance recordings that show three individuals on bicycles in the parking deck. At one point two individuals appear to be passing a knife back and forth.
''The kids couldn't be positively identified because the quality of the video was too poor. But I'm confident they will be and that they'll be charged,'' Bowers said.
The parking deck is owned by the city. However, it has been managed by Warren Parking Systems LLC for the past several years through contract.
Anthony Iannucci, WPS president, said he met with the city operations department this week and a decision was made to install about a half dozen signs to make people more aware of the video surveillance there.
''There are smaller signs that were already there but we are in the process of having the larger signs put up right now,'' he said
He said there has never been onsite security at the parking deck. An attendant monitors it weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Iannucci said that despite the recent vandalism, problems at the parking deck have been minimal.
''It's a shame because you have incidents like this and people think it's worse than it really is,'' he said. ''It can happen anywhere and it happens other places. But when you have random acts of vandalism it gets everyone's attention and it makes it bad for everyone.''
Sarah Bokone, who reported having her tires slashed at the parking deck April 9, said she posted information about the vandalism on Facebook hoping to get the word out and locate the individuals responsible. Thursday evening she was contacted by someone who spotted something downtown near David Grohl Alley, which is between the deck and West Market Street.
''They said they saw bikes that looked like the ones the kids were riding on the parking deck,'' she said. ''I went over there and I talked to the kids. They stayed until the police got there. They said they didn't do anything.''
An officer questioned then released a juvenile male, an 18-year-old male and juvenile girl, and recovered a pocket knife from one of them, according to police documents.
''It's just sad that someone would do something like this and for what? They don't gain anything,'' Bokone said. ''I'm very apprehensive about parking there now.''


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II Conference on Communication and Sports
Sports Heroes and Media
25 February 2013
Faculdade de Letras – University of Coimbra, Portugal
Sports and media is a very important research field in the Portuguese Group for Communication, Journalism and Public Space, working at the research institute of CEIS20 from University of Coimbra, in Portugal. In February 25, 2013, it'll be organize the II Conference on Communication and Sports at the Faculdade de Letras of the University of Coimbra, in Portugal.
The main subject will be «Sports heroes and media». The figure of the sportsman, as national hero, it was always (and still is) very present in the media. It became essential understand the media dynamics around the construction of the sportive heroes.
General topics
·Main subjects for abstracts:
·Construction of the popular and media sportive personage (athletes and managers);
·The concept of sportsman hero in the media;
·Sports Hero: women's visions in the media;
·Social myths as structural sport narratives;
·Economic logistics as promoters of new heroes in sport;
·Sport: the social (anti)model;
·The sportsman as esthetical and photographic model;
·Media narratives for sports heroes.
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No more than 500 words. Please include three key words related to the paper, a brief curriculum vitae, academic affiliation and contact information (including email and telephone). Papers can be presented in Portuguese, Spanish and English.
Proposals should be submitted to: email@example.com
· 20 December 2012: Closing deadline for proposals
· 15 January 2013: Notification of abstract acceptance
· 1 February 2013: Final program
Organizing and Scientific Committee
Ana Teresa Peixinho (University of Coimbra/CEIS20)
Carlos Camponez (University of Coimbra/CEIS20)
Francisco Pinheiro (FCT/CEIS20 University of Coimbra)
Isabel Vargues (University of Coimbra/CEIS20)
Rui Gomes (FCDEF – University of Coimbra)
More informations: http://www.ceis20.uc.pt
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To protect the University by facilitating the coordination and integration of all activities necessary to build, sustain, and improve the University's ability to mitigate against, prepare for, respond to, continue operations during, and recover from natural disasters, acts of terrorism, or other human-caused crises or disasters.
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2. With your abundance of tantalizing ingredients.
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4. You are like a food that hugs itself. And also hugs me.
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spoiler, now I know when I see the cat I must feed it. thanks
I have been sitting here for hours trying to get one fish to make the stupid cat happy, but I cannot get one. Any help?
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you guys are soo lucky! u actually OWN TWILIGHT PRINCESS
pleas. i Really neeed something to keep me bussy.Nomeone will listne to
me when i talk about the wii. nomeone is interested
It's hard to be a 13 years old nintendo fan in Norway
My name is Alan, gaming name is ZaLaN
go buy sum lava juice or w/e its called at the shop(itz amazing bait)
Consoles I own=Ps2,gamecube,gba,psp,pc(if u count that 4 games)
Why don't you just look in the book that comes with twilight princess, and it will show you how to fish in pretty good detail too
you dont need bait, just take out the fishing rod..
you can press the minus button to find it, then point at it and save it to the b button
but once you have it out.. you press the b button (trigger) and go through the motion of casting
and just leave it in the water
when you see the bobber get pulled down, yaank the wiimote(the fishing rod) up..and just hold it up..
and it will eventually say you caught it..
and also, you need to catch two fish to get the cat.
the first one you just throw back and the second you throw back , but he steals it and runs back to the lady
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or if you still dont understand, just check out your manual, it shows the
motions to make when fishing, and the steps to take.
Yeah Ive caught 1 fish so far for my fish journal, It's just taking FOREVER to catch another.


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text: MINISTRY OF DEFENCE 035/97 March 17, 1997 MOD TO BUY NEW SUBMARINES IN #2 BILLION CONTRACT The Ministry of Defence has now agreed a #2 billion contract for three nuclear-powered fleet submarines. The new boats, to be known as the Astute Class, will enter service early next century. The Astute Class: - is a development of the Navy's Trafalgar Class - will replace the older Swiftsure Class - will have a range of roles, including anti-submarine and anti- ship warfare. They will carry: - Spearfish torpedoes - Harpoon anti-ship missiles - Tomahawk land attack missiles The boats will be built by GEC-Marconi at their VSEL shipyard in Barrow. This will be the first time the MOD has procured submarines with one prime contractor for design, build and in-service support. The Royal Navy currently has twelve nuclear-powered fleet submarines - five Swiftsure, seven Trafalgar Class. In answer to a Parliamentary Question from David Martin MP (Portsmouth South), the Minister for Defence Procurement, James Arbuthnot, said: "I am pleased to announce that a contract has been placed with GEC- Marconi as prime contractor for the design, build and initial support of three Batch 2 Trafalgar Class submarines. The new boats will be known as the Astute Class, and are expected to enter service early next century. The submarines will be built at GEC-Marconi's VSEL shipyard in Barrow. "The new vessels will be powered by the Rolls Royce PWR2 nuclear reactor, fitted with the updated weapons system of Batch 1 Trafalgar Class submarines, and armed with the Spearfish torpedo and Submarine- Harpoon anti-ship missile. They will be able to carry conventionally- armed Tomahawk cruise missiles. The Astute Class will replace the Royal Navy's existing Swiftsure Class boats as these vessels reach the end of their operational lives in the early part of the next century. They will perform a wide range of roles, including anti- submarine and anti-surface warfare. "The order was won in competition with VSEL, before the company was taken over by GEC-Marconi, and the decision was based on what would provide the best value for money for the taxpayer. The contract will be worth nearly #2 billion to GEC-Marconi and their subcontractors, and will help to sustain around 7000 jobs. It has been warmly welcomed by the Royal Navy, and is good news for Barrow and the many subcontractors who will be working on the project across the UK." Notes to Editors The Astute Class - formerly known as the Batch 2 Trafalgar Class - will replace the Royal Navy's current Swiftsure Class SSN's, the first of which entered service in 1973. The performance specification of the Astute Class is similar to that of the updated Trafalgar Class, though they will be powered by the Rolls Royce PWR2 nuclear reactor developed for the Vanguard Class ballistic missile submarines. The submarines' reactor cores are designed to last the life of the vessel. The Invitation to Tender for the submarines was issued in July 1994 to GEC and VSEL. Bids were received in June 1995, and shortly afterwards GEC bought out VSEL. The bids were kept apart to preserve competition and tender assessment was completed in December of the same year. The preferred bidder, on the basis of value-for-money and technical superiority, was GEC-Marconi. It was still necessary to negotiate an acceptable price, and while this has taken some time, the result is a taut contract giving excellent value-for-money to the taxpayer. Some 7000 jobs will be secured as a result of this order, at a variety of locations across the UK; further details are set out in the following table. Company Location Contribution GEC-Marconi Addlestone Prime contract office Ediburgh Weapon system electronics Frimley Weapons integration & performance modelling Weymouth Weapons systems integration GEC-Marine/VSEL Barrow-in-Furness Submarine design & assembly BAeSEMA New Malden Combat system software Glasgow Ship engineering Dorchester Combat system integration Thomson Templecombe, Sensor equipment Marconi Church Cookham, (including Sonar Suite and Stockport 2076) Rolls-Royce & Derby and Nuclear steam raising Associates Bath Plant Strachan & Henshaw Bristol Weapon handling & discharge system # = pounds sterling


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Refactoring Adding Complexity
There is a particular case where you want to make things less simple as a starting point. For example, in C3 there is a hierarchy that is particularly hard to refactor. We have an amazing implementation of Composite that supports our various forms of Bin. Bin has a collection of all Parts ever put in there over all time. Generally all we ever do is balance the bin back over a calendar or fiscal year boundary. I'd like to replace the current Bin with a linked list, or some such, of some kind of object that knows its balance. Then a calendar year balance would never look back past the previous Bin, saving linear time and allowing for archiving of sufficiently old data.
We've tried several times to make changes like this to the Bin Composite hierarchy. It's so complicated and intertwingled, we can never make the tests all run.
What we're going to do next time is first refactor Bin out into its own hierarchy and make the tests run that way. This will involve duplicating a lot of methods - but only those that are really needed.
Then, we'll implement the new LinkedBin
, refactor it into the system, and make that work.
Then, if it looks worthwhile, we'll refactor LinkedBin
back into the Composite.
The effect will be that in the intermediate state, the system is less "simple", less
, than it was. But when we're done, we'll have function we have been unable to implement because of the extremely low energy of the Composite.
At some future time someone might write
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Yes. (free association) You cock the gun before you shoot... A slug hunches its back before it moves forward. Two modes of refactoring.. make it simpler or gear up to do something different. --
Yep. (more free association) You cock the gun, hand trembling. A slug hunches its back before moving forward to avoid the slug. Blam. You just refactored that slug all over the sidewalk. Talk about low energy. Never lower. His momma won't know him. Now what?
Is implementing a
? The reason I ask this is because it sounds like it has been in the system for a while. Maybe you just need to cache the calendar year and fiscal year balances. Have your performance measurements shown that this is a bottleneck in your system? --
Note that this page is an example in reply to a comment/question in
to the effect that refactoring is "always" used to make the code simpler. This page points out an exception, that you may have to make the code more complex in order to accomplish the refactoring. So it's to an extent a made-up stretch example. But a real problem:
Have our performance measurements shown? Of course, isn't that the Extreme rule? Is it critical? Not yet?
the simplest thing? Don't know, maybe you can think of something simpler. It turns out that a typical Bin gets one Part added to it each pay period, read month, biweek, or week. In
, as you know, this means that the collection of Parts gets copied to new space every period, just to add that one part. So all the Bins that get used get copied to new space every period. So now clustering is blown and we have to recluster.
If instead each new part were [in] some kind of a "LinkedBin
" that could be written to new space, and point to the old, and if each one cached the YTD balances so far, then the next YTD is just the local balance plus the YTD cached in the nearest old one. You could get any YTD in a maximum of two I/Os and avoid all the copying and clustering, which takes way over two I/Os now.
But again, the real point isn't that we'd necessarily use that particular solution, but rather that the intimate and quite elegant Compositing of all these classes makes it difficult to add a new element to the bunch. So one way to proceed is to extract the element you want to refactor out of the bunch, intentionally violating
, then refactor it to be what you want, then refactor it back into the bunch.
This particular form of refactoring adds complexity rather than reducing it. That's uncommon but sometimes necessary ... that was the real point here. Thanks for asking. --
Based on my understanding so far, to compute a calendar year balance, you need a certain collection of parts. It is currently a pain to get these parts because, as you write, "Bin has a collection of all Parts ever put in there over all time."
What if your composite can maintain internal iterators, such that when clients need to access certain collections of parts, they can simply ask the composite for the proper iterator? These internal iterators will already know what collections they must iterator over, if you talk to them while adding and removing elements from the composite.
If I misunderstood the problem, please excuse me - I had to read it a few times and may well have missed the actual problem you are having.
I'm also quite interested in your experience of the
. Can you explain some of the darkness in this particular case? --
This sounds somewhat like a pattern I dimly recall from somewhere, called
, somewhat similar to the SubstituteAlgorithm
You have a set of classes that implement an algorithm in a manner that turns out to be resistant to change. You have a notion of how a new set of classes implementing the same algorithm, with a different structure, would be more amenable to change. You implement the second algorithm, test that it is functionally equivalent to the old one, then "throw a switch" to move over from the old to the new; when this works, you remove the old algorithm. This pattern implies in a temporary violation of OAOO, which eventually gets restored. --
Perhaps the problem isn't factoring out the bins, but the parts. Under the presumption that the bin's inventory is dated, the Bin Pattern could contain a
of Periods (year, month, day, pay period, etc) where the leaves point to your Parts. Then to total a bin over an arbitrary period use a modified
that first locates the specified Bin(s) and then the specified Period(s) and finally the specified Part(s). Then use the appropriate attributes of your part. For example, something like:
-Bin(Top)- | | -Bin(Left)- Bin(Right) | | -Period(Year)- Period(Year2) | | Part(1) Part(2)
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This just shows you how out of touch all politician's are.
How do you give yourself a raise when the economy and unemployment rate are at the levels they are.
Politician's salaries should be limited to cost of living increases only.
There should be a formula for their pay, so that they never "vote/give" themselves a payraise, and if the economy tanks, so does their pay. Look how many people are out of work.
I invite the politician's to qualify their pay raise, and don't use the line that you work hard. You asked and ran a campaign for your job, go do something else if the pay isn't what you expected.


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Kerry in Indonesia to talk climate change
JAKARTA, Indonesia -- U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is in Indonesia to discuss climate change and press authorities in Jakarta and throughout Asia to step up efforts to combat it.
Kerry is to deliver a speech on the matter here today, a day after winning an agreement with China to cooperate more closely in reducing the effects of climate change. U.S. officials are hoping that other nations, particularly those in the developing world, will follow suit.
In his speech, Kerry will make the case that climate change is real and is "pushing the planet toward a tipping point of no return, threatening not just the environment, but the global economy and our way of life," a senior State Department official said. Kerry will also highlight ways in which Asian countries are particularly affected, the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to preview the speech publicly.
Kerry arrived in Indonesia on Saturday, shortly after the U.S. and China issued a joint statement saying they had agreed on steps to carry out commitments to curb greenhouse gases that trap solar heat in the atmosphere. The steps include reducing vehicle emissions, improving energy efficiency of buildings and other measures.
China and the United States are the biggest sources of emissions of carbon dioxide and other gases that cause the atmosphere to trap solar heat and alter the climate.
Scientists warn such changes are already leading to drought, wildfires, rising sea levels, melting polar ice, animal extinctions and other extreme conditions.


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Walking Cities Part 3: New York City
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Being the most densely populated city in the United States may make the Big Apple a little crowded, but it also makes it easy to get around. No sprawling suburban landscapes here, folks, there isn't space! Home to many a famous landmark, everything from Wall Street to the Broadway stage, you'll run out of tread on your sneakers before you run out of things to see and do in this city!
Making it even easier, New York is famous for its fantastic walking tours. Though the city may be small, it's much easier to navigate your way through the skyscrapers with a little help from a trained tour guide. Luckily for you, no matter what your passion, there's a tour to suit every taste!
If you've only got a little time, take a general tour to make sure you see the hotspots. Pass through the famous New York stock exchange, pop by the Rockefeller Center, have a snack in Central Park, and be sure to do a little shopping on 5th Avenue (Barney's New York, anyone?)
Sure, it's no Hollywood, but if it's the celebrity sightings you came for, you still won't be dissapointed. Hop on one of the many movie spot tours around the city. For an afternoon, you too can pretend to be a part of the Sex and the City cast, or perhaps a member of the Sopranos mob family. Knock out two birds with one stone by taking the Central Park movie tour, and spend a day exploring the park while seeing film spots from many a major film (that's right, everything from Breakfast at Tiffany's to Made of Honor has filmed scenes here).
If it's a little more historical culture you're looking for, New York's immigrant districts are certainly the place to go. With their multilingual streets, New York is America's "melting pot" city. Take a walking tour of Little Italy (great pizza!) and Chinatown for a historical perspective on the area. The food is delicious and there are shops to suit every taste and budget!
Once you've filled up, take a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge check out the art galleries on the other side of the city, see Greenwich Village, or visit the academics in the famous New York Public Library (don't worry, they're probably just there to check out the amazing architecture too!). Looking for an extra workout? Climb the Empire State Building, the views from up top can't be beaten.
And be sure to take in some aspect of the nightlife. See a show on Broadway, hit up a club, or see some live music in Brooklyn. There is food, drink, and entertainment for every taste and budget available even at a moment's notice. After all, though Barcelona may be known for its late-nights, it's New York City that's known as "The City that Never Sleeps".


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Enrollment in Mike Morgan's agriculture classes has increased fivefold since he began teaching 28 years ago at Waxahachie High School south of Dallas.
But students are pursuing different paths now. Many of the roughly 400 enrolled in Morgan's department are more interested in science or medical careers than tending the family farm, he said.
That trend is mirrored across the state, where a record 120,000 students enrolled in agriculture classes during the 2011-12 school year, according to Russell Thomas, president of the Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association of Texas.
The group's annual convention this week in Amarillo drew about 1,600 teachers.
Everywhere, interest in agriculture education is on the rise. Over the past four years, the ranks of agriculture students have more than doubled to 600 in Amarillo Independent School District.
Those students are learning skills they can apply in a wide range of careers, Thomas said. AISD's agriculture science cluster of classes, for example, includes floral design, horticulture and agriculture mechanics, said LeAnn Estep, district director of careers and technology.
"Students realize it's relevant to what they do," Thomas said.
Nationally, 540,379 students ages 12 to 21 are members of a Future Farmers of America chapter, said Kristy Meyer, spokeswoman for the organization. Meyer said FFA members are required to take agriculture classes.
There are more than 300 careers related to agriculture, Meyer said.
School districts throughout the state have added teachers in the past two years because of increased demand for agriculture classes, Thomas said.
And they aren't just for rural areas. Enrollment in agriculture classes in Harris County, which includes Houston, is the highest in Texas, Thomas said.
The principles of agriculture haven't changed, but the way classes are taught has evolved. Computer tablets and online videos allow teachers to present interactive lessons on drought in the Midwest and other issues, said Jim Cooper, a teacher at Motley County High School, about 100 miles northeast of Lubbock.
"The technology that we see in the industry, that has tremendously changed and our programs are changing to try to stay abreast of that," said Kevin Swor, vice president of the teachers association.
Thomas said he expects the spike in agriculture education to continue.
"In ag education, we're on the cutting edge," he said. "That's why we have this conference to get those ideas, to stay abreast, to continue to grow and continue to advance forward."


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COLUMBUS - When the birdie putt fell into the cup, Bryce Gorrell looked over to his family and his coach with an exasperated look on his face and dropped his putter like a slugger admiring a home run.
It took 36 holes, but the Hopewell-Loudon junior finally scored his first birdie of the Division III state boys golf tournament.
The birdie helped Gorrell to an 81 on the day, two strokes better than his Friday score and gave him a 164 for the tourney and a tie for 16th at the Scarlet Course.
"Usually I don't go 35 holes without a birdie, for sure," Gorrell said.
Jeg Coughlin of Powell Village Academy maintained his first-day tourney lead to win the tournament. The junior carded an even par 71 to give him a 144 for the tourney. He edged Ottawa Hills' Ben Silverman by three strokes.
Ottawa Hills won the team crown, rallying from six strokes down on the first day to beat Gahanna Columbus Academy, 647-659.
"I had nothing today. I'll be honest. I was hitting it all over. I didn't see the fairway very much. I was trying to stay in there and have fun with it," Gorrell said. "That was the key. Finally in the last four holes, I started hitting a few good shots and made a birdie finally on the last hole."
The day wasn't without its share of adventures. He was supposed to tee off at No. 1 but was moved to No. 10 to start his day, which he opened with three straight bogeys. After recovering with a pair of pars, Gorrell came to No. 15, where he tallied a triple-bogey seven, due in part to hitting out of bounds off the tee.
"I did it again," Gorrell said after he hit his tee shot on that fateful hole Saturday. While he was out-of-bounds again, he didn't suffer the same scoring fate, escaping with a double bogey.
"After hitting a lot of bad shots, it gets to you after a while," Gorrell said. "It was starting to get on my nerves and I was starting to lose confidence, which you can't really do. It was just hard. On this course, you can't miss shots and expect to score well. You have to hit every shot on the mark."
He followed with a pair of pars on Nos. 16 and 17 before finishing his first nine holes with a bogey. He started his second nine with five straight bogeys.
But then the switch came on again and Gorrell busted out three straight pars before his finishing birdie.
"He came on strong here at the end," Hopewell-Loudon coach Bob Maurer said. "He hit four greens in regulation which he had been struggling with all day. He'd either be strong or he'd be weak (hitting into the green). And he got a birdie on his 36th hole. You can't that. He stayed focused. That was his main thing."
Maurer said there's plenty of work to do for Gorrell to be back in Columbus next year.
"He needs to be able to work (through things) when he has problems like he had today. He was getting very handsy out there: right, left, too much or too little," Maurer said. "He needs to be able to correct that out there and get his game settled down. Every year he's been playing a little bit better and next he's got to play a little bit better to get to that next level and he's doing it. He needs to just focus on his game and he'll do it."
Gorrell said he knows where he wants to be next year.
"I've done it before. That's the big key. Next year I want to come in playing good and give myself a chance after the first round. I shot myself in the foot after the first round," Gorrell said. "I want to play for the win. That's what I always go for. This has been a learning experience for sure."


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Football, such as life itself, is all about expectations.
Take this year's Eagles season as an example.
Before it got started, with new coaches, new players and new systems on both sides of the ball, the bar was low.
If the team showed progress, won more than last year's four games, and grew into Chip Kelly's offense, it would be a success.
Then came the opener at Washington, the near perfect first half, and boom, playoff talk started.
A few weeks later the team was blown out in Denver, fell to 1-3 on the season, and everything Kelly did was starting to be questioned.
Two wins against teams without a win at the time, and at 3-3, the p word started again.
Now, at the halfway point of the season the Eagles are 3-5 and face an equally average Oakland team today in The Black Hole.
Questions are popping up again.
Here are some answers in the form of a position by position look at the first half and what to expect going forward.
Quarterbacks — It's a little crazy that all three quarterbacks have played significant time in just eight games, but Mike Vick's hamstring and Nick Foles' concussion forced rookie Matt Barkley into action. It's no secret that Vick has a tough time playing a full season, it's happened just once in his career.
Foles, however, has now been a starter for eight games in his career and has already missed two because of injury. Vick and Foles have both played very well this year (Washington, Tampa Bay) and very poorly (Kansas City, Dallas). It's too early to judge Barkley.
Going Forward: Foles may get the chance to show the organization if it needs to spend a first-round pick on a quarterback next April. Most think it does.
Running Backs — LeSean McCoy, despite a pedestrian month of October, still leads the NFL in rushing with 733 yards and is on pace for his best season ever. Bryce Brown and Chris Polk aren't as good as some fans think. "Let's trade Brown for a first-round pick'' is just some of the silliness heard. But the two are decent backups. This position is as set as any on the team.
Going Forward: McCoy needs to get on track and if he can start today against a solid Raiders run defense all the better.
Wide Receivers — Like McCoy, DeSean Jackson has been just OK recently after a great start to the season. At the mid-point he has 45 receptions for 673 yards and five touchdowns, which puts him on pace for career highs in all three categories. So you can't really complain. What Jackson needs is help on the other side. Riley Cooper (20, 314, 2), Jason Avant (25, 286, 1) and the rest are all role players.
Going Forward: There's no question the Eagles need another receiver, whether it's taking a chance of Jeremy Maclin coming back from a torn ACL as a free agent, signing another free agent (Hakeem Nicks, James Jones?) or using a high pick in the draft.
Tight Ends — Again, expectations. It appeared during training camp and the preseason that this position would be a cornerstone in Kelly's offense. Instead, Brent Celek and Zach Ertz have caught just 14 passes each and James Casey's picture has been on milk cartons across the Delaware Valley. And this comes without a true No. 2 receiver as well. It's kind of baffling. In his defense, Celek is having perhaps his best year blocking.
Going Forward: Ertz, who the Eagles spent a high second-round pick to select, needs to get more involved starting today. The coaches seem to like him and he has the ability to be used in different ways. It might be time.
Offensive Line — The biggest disappointment of the first half, without a doubt. With three starters coming back from injury and the addition of first-round pick Lane Johnson, this was expected to be the strength of the entire team. Instead, it's been average at best. Left tackle Jason Peters, the best at his position before a torn Achilles, has not looked himself all year, same for guard Todd Herremans, who returned from a foot injury. Johnson has had the normal troubles a rookie has in his first year, but hasn't gotten much help, either. Only guard Ethan Mathis has played up to standards.
Going Forward: The team better hope the line returns to form, but there has to at least be some worries which could lead to changes in the offseason. Watch practice squad player Michael Bamiro next year.
Defensive Line — If the O line has been disappointing, this group has been the team's most pleasant surprise and it is a young group. Cedric Thornton, 25, and Fletcher Cox, 22, have been very solid at the ends in the 3-4. Now Bennie Logan, 23, gets a chance to be the starting nose tackle. Logan will be interesting watch over the second half of the season. If he can handle the spot, that's one less need to fill.
Going Forward: There is some young depth here, too, with Damion Square, Clifton Geathers and pass-rusher Vinny Curry, who let's be honest, really needs to get more playing time.
Linebackers— Just as the team has had its ups and downs, this position might be the epitome of that. Connor Barwin is the best of the free agent additions the team made this season, but may have been a bit overpriced for three sacks and seven hurries. Trent Cole has taken a lot of heat for going half the season without a sack after a three-sack season in 2012. Cole has drawn five penalties for holds (3) and intentional grounding (2), however. Inside, DeMeco Ryans may be better off the field as a leader for a young group than he has on the field, where he has been OK. Mychal Kendricks wows on some plays and is invisible on others.
Going Forward: Yes, the team needs another pass rusher. They are just not that easy to find.
Secondary — Cary Williams and Bradley Fletcher along with nickel Brandon Boykin have exceeded expectations at cornerback, making that position less of a priority in the offseason. You could always use another corner, but with other more glaring needs they may be OK, especially if Roc Carmichael gets better. Safety is another issue. Patrick Chung can't stay on the field, which was part of his problem in New England, as well. Rookie Earl Wolff looks like he may have a future, but it's hard to imagine the team re-signs free agents to be Nate Allen and Kurt Coleman.
Going Forward: Safety has to be high on the list of the team's needs.
Specialists — Punter Donnie Jones (45.3, 39.4) was a good addition. Kicker Alex Henery has struggled more this year (four misses) than his first two years, but is fine. And long snapper Jon Dorenbos is one of the best. The return game needs help. Damaris Johnson is not the answer.
Going Forward: Maybe the wide receiver they add can also be a returnman. The team definitely needs a spark in the return game.
MIDSEASON MVP (Offense)
Peyton Manning, QB, Denver: Manning leads all quarterbacks with a 119.4 rating, in touchdown passes with 29 (nobody else even has 20) and in passing yards with 2,919. He has his Broncos poised to win the AFC and get to the Super Bowl as well.
MIDSEASON MVP (Defense)
Tamba Hali, LB, Kansas City: It's not as clear cut a choice as Manning on offense, but Hali has been the best player on the league's best defense. He has nine sacks and has been a major reason why his teammate Justin Houston has 11. He's also forced a team-high four fumbles and has been a factor against the run.
MIDSEASON ROOKIE OF THE YEAR (Offense)
Eddie Lacy, RB, Green Bay: The Packers' second-round pick leads all rookies in rushing yards with 446, and he missed two games with a concussion. Lacy has been the perfect fit for a pass-happy Packers offense that needed a big back as a complement to Aaron Rodgers.
MIDSEASON ROOKIE OF THE YEAR (Defense)
Kiko Alonso, LB, Buffalo: Another second-round pick, Alonso has been good right from day one for the Bills. Currently, he is tied for second in the league in tackles with 81, has a sack, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and four interceptions. He was there when the Eagles picked tight end Zach Ertz in the second round, and he played for Chip Kelly at Oregon.
Andy Reid, Kansas City: Say what you want about the defense he inherited or the easy schedule, when a team that won two games all of last year is 8-0 under its new head coach, that coach has to be Coach of the Year — or at least the half year.
Chicago at Green Bay: Not only because it's the Bears and Packers, but because it's the only game this week featuring two teams with a winning record. And, it's on Monday Night Football; ESPN finally gets a break.
"We're trying to win the game we're playing this week, and if we start planning long-term, I may not be here long term; you know what I'm saying? So let's go beat Oakland."
Eagles head coach Chip Kelly on looking ahead with his quarterback situation
1. Denver (7-1)
2. Kansas City (8-0)
3. Seattle (7-1)
4. Indianapolis (5-2)
5. New Orleans (6-1)
29. Atlanta (2-5)
30. Minnesota (1-6)
31. Tampa Bay (0-7)
32. Jacksonville (0-8)
Top Play (7-1-1)
Dallas -10½ over Minnesota
Spot Play (3-5-1)
Carolina -7 over Atlanta
Upset Watch (6-4)
Buffalo +4½ over Kansas City
Monday Night (6-3)
Green Bay -10½ over Chicago
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The Auxiliary predates the hospital and was active in fund raising prior to our opening. This organization has grown from a small group of women who solicited donations to realize the dream of Community Hospital in Munster, Indiana, to a membership of 280 men and women. The money raised from all current and past events goes for designated purposes that have changed as the hospital has grown and expanded. The Auxiliary Scholarship Fund also has given more than 250 scholarships, now valued at $2,000 each. The scholarships are awarded to children of hospital employees who meet the criteria and are preparing to enter the field of health care. To date the Community Hospital Auxiliary has provided more than $2 million in support! Funds are raised from: Red Garter Shoppe, Red Garter Gift Cart and fund raisers.
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GRANDVILLE -- A Jenison woman is recovering in the hospital after her purse was violently taken from her in a parking lot Wednesday.
Police have arrested two women in their 20s for a purse snatching in the Wal-Mart parking lot that left a 64-year-old Jenison woman with broken elbows so severe they required surgery.
Grandville Police have charged Anna Marie Patricelli, 26, with unarmed robbery and 21-year-old Anne Marie Sloan with unarmed robbery and driving on a suspended license.
The alleged assault happened at 10:15 a.m. Wednesday outside the 4542 Kenowa Ave. SW shopping center.
The alleged victim was walking to her car when a Kia Sportage pulled up and someone grabbed her purse from behind.
"The victim was holding on to her purse," Grandville Police Detective Andrew Measell said. She was flung to the ground and ended up with broken elbows.
The unidentified victim is expected to spend a few days in the hospital recovering, police said.
Witnesses near the Wal-Mart said the car drove off and slammed into another vehicle before fleeing.
The Kia Sportage was spotted by Wyoming police at a hotel on 28th Street SW, according to Grandville police.
Both were arraigned via video in Walker District Court where Sloan is held on a $200,000 bond at the Kent County Jail for the 15-year robbery charge as well as her second charge of driving on a suspended license.
Patricelli is held on a $300,000 bond as a repeat offended on the unarmed robbery. In 2006, she pleaded guilty to stealing a financial transaction device. She was ordered on probation for 18 months ordered to pay $327 in restitution – she violated her probation at least twice.
In May, she pleaded guilty to larceny from a person and was sentenced to six months in jail and three years probation.
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Ogden Nash rhymes a sequel to his popular children's adventure The Tale of Custard the Dragon. This time a wicked, wicked knight steals Belinda away, and once again it's up to Custard to rescue her. Lynn Munsinger is back as well with more witty illustrations that readers will recognize from the original.
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Vanderbilt's CS 265 (Introduction to Database Management Systems) in Spring 2016 is taught by Doug Fisher (see Personnel and Office Hours), and is scheduled from 4:00 pm to 5:15 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays in Featheringill 132. Course grades are computed from scores on a midterm exam, a final exam, a project, and attendance in class (see Grading).
The course follows one variation of the flipped (or inverted) class model, with three basic components represented each week: (1) pre-class introduction to basic concepts; (2) in-class remediation on and exercise of basic concepts; and (3) post-class followup and reinforcement of material. In particular, each week students will watch video lectures on basic concepts before Tuesday's class, submitting evidence that this was done before the start of Tuesday's class. Tuesday's class will answer questions students might have on the material, as well as contextualize and exercise the concepts in small-group projects with help from the instructor and TA. After Tuesday's class, students will typically return to the online material, and complete homework, then return to Thursday's class for further contextualization and exercise of concepts in small groups (see Flipped Classes; Projects).
The great majority of out-of-class lectures are done using Professor Jennifer Widom's Self-Paced Database mini-courses, offered by Stanford University as an online reference. We are using the material free of charge in CS 265 with the blessing of Professor Widom and Stanford University. Completing and submitting online materials on time has big benefits for your exam grades, and therefore your overall grades (see Flipped Classes).
In addition to learning from me, the online material, and each other, you can optionally engage in other online communities created explicitly to benefit the learning and professional networking of CS 265 students. Hopefully, these communities will include some of over the 500 alums who have taken CS 265 over the past 20 years (see Communities).
Finally, a comment on your workload. Vanderbilt has no stated guideline (that I can find) on the amount you work per credit hour, but other universities state an expectation of an average of 3 hours per credit hour per week. You can search for it yourself on the Web, but this passes my sanity check (a 20 credit hour semester would have you working 60 hours per week on classes if every class were exactly at "expectation", about what I do, and a 15 credit hour semester would have you working about 45 hours per week on classes). For a 3 credit course like CS 265, that is approximately 9 hours of work per week, including class time (or 6.5 hours outside of class per week). Of this 6.5 hours, I estimate the time to watch videos and do exercises outside of class will be approximately 4.0 hours per week, leaving about 2.5 hours per week for work on team-based projects for class (on average).
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Democrats on a state House committee walked out of a hearing on a resolution calling for the impeachment of Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane, a fellow Democrat.
Click here to watch Pete Muntean's report.
They called Tuesday's hearing an unfair end-run of the parliamentary process. One of them, Philadelphia Rep. Michael O'Brien, called it a "kangaroo court."
The non-voting hearing of the State Government Committee is devoted to testimony by conservative allies of Republican Rep. Daryl Metcalfe, the panel's chairman and sponsor of the resolution.
Metcalfe contends, among other things, that Kane broke the law when she refused last year to defend Pennsylvania's law banning same-sex marriage against a lawsuit. She says the law's unconstitutional.
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Hi there,
I have had Samba and winbind set up and working fine for several years
now on a linux box (Debian... was stable, now it's a relatively
current testing). I use the 'username map' directive to point my NT
account at my linux account and after upgrading from 2.x to 3.0.1 I'm
having problems with my home directory.
Under 2.x when I accessed the share \\linuxmachine\linuxusername from
my NT account on my NT machine samba treated my NT account as if I
were my linux account and gave me my linux home directory as that
share. Now it's not. If I leave the configuration as it was then Samba
gripes about not being able to find the directory
/home/domainname/ntusername. If I create a a symlink from that
directory to my linux account the share appears but Samba is logging
me on to it as my NT account rather than my linux account. However, if
I access a 'manually' created share Samba logs me in as my linux
It appears to me that in version 3 Samba is interpreting the username
map function after it decides what the home share of the account
trying to connect should be and that in version 2 it did it before.
Does that sound like a reasonable assumption and, if so, is there any
way around it? Have I found a bug, a feature or just shined a
flashlight on my ignorance?
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Priyanka Chopra's sexy-10
Though she is yet to do an 'item-song', birthday babe Priyanka Chopra's sex appeal has contributed to many chart-busters. Here are the best of her best.
1. Tenu Leke
Though Salman and Priyanka didn't quite get along during the making of this film, the song gives a good glimpse of their potential on-screen chemistry. Since PC usually likes to keep things a little 'filmy', she nicely complements Sallu's crazy antics.
2. Darling
Perhaps the only few-minutes when this mash-up of murderous marriages comes alive, Priyanka Chopra does well with the Russian look and feel, complementing the intoxicating mood created Usha Utthup's flawless singing.
3. Raat Ke Dhai Baje
Dhan Te Nan may have got more eyeballs, but when it comes to pure musical and visual bliss, this one is the real deal. As the enthusiastic, fiery, Maharashtrian bride, Priyanka does full justice to the raw energy of Vishal's composition, by showcasing her folksy yet sexy lavni moves.
4. Do Me A Favour
A must-have at any rain dance or Holi party, this cheesy Anu Malik creation is made cool thanks to a drenched Priyanka, matching steps with her hero Akshay Kumar. Wet and wild in white, PC sticks to the basics of a Bollywood rain song, and does absolutely fine. In fact right from Andaz thru Barsat to recently in Agneepath, she is
5. Aaja Soniye
PC plays the object of Sallu and Akki's affection, in this catchy Sajid-Wajid composition. Grooving away in a sexy-LBD, it does not take a genius to figure out why the two boys go all-out to woo her in this song.
6. Say Na Say Na
There was a time when Abhishek Bachchan could effortlessly dance through a song, and look cool, just by moving his hands in the air. Which meant it was the heroine's job to take care of the real choreography. Dressed in a sexy-white-saree, PC shakes her booty with perfection, to the catchy tunes of this modern-day, sagai-number.
7. Dushman Mera
You will be forgiven for buying into those rumours about Don and Jungli-Billi's alleged real-life romance, after watching this song. An average S-E-L tune is taken to new heights, visually, by PC's sexual energy. This one truly brings out…The animal instinct in her.
8. Aaj Ki Raat
In one of the coolest dance numbers of all-time, featuring a nice mix of retro and modern, Priyana shimmies her way, oozing immense sex-appeal in her little shiny dress. Competing with Isha Kopikar for Don's attention, PC recreates the 70s charm of Zeenat and Parveen with her moves.
9. Aitraaz
Priyanka Chopra's Indianised nod to Disclosure would even make Demi Moore proud. Minus any skin-show, PC uses her body-language to seduce the hassled hero, who is reduced to a prey with little choice but to surrender.
10. Desi Girl
It's a term that's become almost synonymous with Priyanka. And in all fairness, she does make for a perfect desi-girl in that sexy saree, as she flaunts away her curvy hot-bod, leaving us all hungry for more.


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Biennale Musica 2016
7 > 16 October 2016
The Biennale Musica will feature 26 concerts, including 46 world premieres, 27 new works for Italy and 25 commissioned works: these include pieces commissioned to Kaija Saariaho, Pascal Dusapin, and Salvatore Sciarrino, who will receive the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement. For the first time, a few live-sets will be commissioned to musicians from the digital scene. TICKETS >>
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60 festivals since 1930
The Venice Biennale's International Festival of Contemporary Music was established in 1930 and was the first festival to run alongside the International Art Exhibition, that had characterized the birth of the Biennale back in 1895. Over the years, the Festival presented world premieres by Stravinsky, Prokofiev and Nono, and now opens up to the most innovative trends in music today.


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WEST WINDSOR — Energy developer NRG Energy donated $165,000 to support the mission of the Boys and Girls Club of Trenton and Mercer County at a "Fun Friday" event last week.
The money was raised through an employee giving program and funds donated by NRG's business partners and vendors. The company provided a dollar-for-dollar employee match.
The Boys and Girls Club provides after-school and other educational programming to 2,300 Trenton-area kids and teens each year, and strives to improve high school graduation rates.
"NRG's significant contribution to the club will enable us to serve additional teens, helping them to graduate from high school and develop career pathways. Without this support to engage these teens, most of them will not have the opportunity to succeed," Boys and Girls Club executive director David Anderson said.


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Those whose appetites for antiheroes are whetted in Chicago may like Nashville, Ind.'s monument to the surly 1930s bank robber. On view are such Dillingeriana as the wooden gun he whittled from a broomstick to escape from an Indiana jail and the bloodstained pants he died in when gunned down by FBI agents in 1934. There are also photographs of baby John, teenage John, John with guns and John naked on a morgue slab. Gangster buff Joe Pinkston, who opened the museum in 1975, also provides a plastic model of Dillinger's head, the better to visualize the path of the bullets that killed him.
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Design Your Own Cowl taught by Laura Nelkin
Keep yourself and loved ones feeling snug and looking stylish in your one-of-a-kind cowls. Use Laura's templates and techniques to breeze through designing original cowls.
Other projects made as part of this class:
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Thank you for sending us your ironwork photos. We received 35 entries, many of which artfully depict the beauty of the region's ornamental ironwork.
We must confess, the original assignment was wrought iron, but in hindsight, that proved too narrow a topic. Readers submitted many fine examples of decorative ironwork but not all were technically "wrought."
The judges took their time looking over the entries before settling on the photo submitted by Arthur C. Ellis of North Charleston, which appears to have been taken looking downward over a staircase. His photo will appear in the People section in Friday's paper, along with the judges' comments about the photo.
For next week, the topic is "close-up," which can mean whatever you think it might mean.
Be creative. Move in close. Hit us with your best shot.
The rules:
- Send just one (1) photograph to firstname.lastname@example.com by noon on Tuesday, Feb. 11. Include your name, town and where the photo was taken. If you send us multiple photos we will select one randomly.
- If you want your photo to be eligible to run in the newspaper, it must be at least 1,500 pixels. Our editors will select which photo will appear each week. We reserve the right to not publish any photo for any reason.
- We will allow photographs with reasonable watermarks to run in the gallery but for the winning photo that runs in the newspaper we must have a photo that does not have a watermark. If you want to send us one with the watermark (to run online) and one without (to possibly run in the newspaper) please feel free.
Earlier versions of this story described the topic as wrought iron, but as is explained in the second paragraph, the title was changed to reflect the entries.


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open source business
Making the choice to open source something can be scary, but it doesn't need to be.
Head of Engineering for HipChat at Atlassian, Joe Lopez, shares tips for organizing your company's open source efforts.
Bluehost's Jared Smith gives his OSCON audience a quiz they can use to gauge their commitment to open source.
While open source continues to expand into diverse and unusual places, we have seen another interesting phenomenon spring up in the wake of the early open source successes: the open organization.
One thing is certain: Running an open source company has unique challenges and opportunities. Here are 3 critical lessons I've learned from running Lucidworks.
After the announcement, our community growth skyrocketed. Our investors were so impressed by the welcoming of our open source announcement that they let us go ahead with open sourcing biicode early. We worked hard to release most of it in biicode 3.0.
Much of what is becoming open source today fits into the new digital pipeline. Open networks, open data, big data—all these new environments are applicable in video as well.
CEO Jim Whitehurst of Red Hat, an open source software company, gives a casual talk that turns inspirational to a group of open source enthusiasts and advocates prior to the All Things Open 2014 conference.
Open source hardware has truly changed my life. It allowed me to launch my own business. "How so," you might ask? Well, let's take a little stroll down memory lane, shall we?
Last week Peter Levine, former XenXource CEO and current Andreesen Horowitz partner, wrote an article for TechCrunch: Why There Will Never be Another RedHat: The Economics of Open Source. In that article he makes a reasonable case for opining that the likelihood of another company achieving Red Hat... Read more


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Detroit, MI (March 31, 2014) – Today, a federal court upheld the major provisions of Michigan's recently-enacted Right to Work law. Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Foundation, issued the following statement in response to the court's ruling:
"After suffering a major legislative defeat and being rejected by voters when they attempted to entrench forced unionism in the state constitution, Michigan union bosses are seeking to strike down Michigan's Right to Work law in the courts. In this case, AFL-CIO union lawyers argued that federal law preempts the enforcement of state Right to Work laws in several respects.
"Fortunately, the court dismissed the union lawyers' challenges to the core provisions of Michigan's Right to Work law and Michigan workers will continue to have the Right to Work without having to pay dues to an unwanted union."
[1] http://www.nrtw.org/en/press/2014/03/federal-court-upholds-michigans-right-to-work-03312014
[2] http://www.nrtw.org/en/press/2014/03/federal-court-upholds-michigans-right-to-work-03312014


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Ileana D'Cruz is one of South's leading actresses. She started her career in Telegu films and even won the Filmfare for the best debut female in South on the year 2006. Recently she bagged a role in Anurag Basu's 'Barfi!' for which she was critically appreciated and that got her the Filmfare for best debut female, in Bollywood. The actress posses a beautiful smile, has the perfect Indian skin tone and a perfect model-like physique.
ileana D'cruz Without Makeup:
Ileana in Casuals:
In the picture below we see the actress smiling sweetly at the camera. She is in a oversized white shirt and a a pair of blue 3/4th jeans. She is wearing a pair of white and blue sneakers. She has kept her hair open and on her wrist she has put the pink hairband which she uses to tie her hair.
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