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Hi there,
Just a heads up that the Arris DG860 Gateway I received from Time Warner works with multiple consoles on one connection.
We both have open NAT and have been able to play in the same lobby together.
Both Xbox consoles are set to get their IP automatically and the UPnP in the gateway seems to be handling the traffic quite well. I noticed an improvement in game play over our previous gateway as well, that was a Motorola Surfboard SBG6580.
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RANGOON — When he woke up early on a drizzling Monday morning in August 24 years ago, Sanny, then 21 years old, probably had no idea that the day would end in tragedy. He was in high spirits when he left home at 7:30 to attend a downtown demonstration. He wasn't worried about a thing—just very excited.
It was August 8, 1988, or "8-8-88" as it's widely known, when hundreds of thousands of Burmese from all walks of life joined a popular protest in the former capital Rangoon to topple the dictator Ne Win's single party rule that had oppressed them for 26 years.
"Even today I have no regrets about joining the demonstration at that time. I was doing something I felt I had to do," said the then third-year physics student at Rangoon University, who later received a long prison sentence for his participation.
Twenty-four years later, the day still stands as an important milestone in modern Burmese history—a day that marked the emergence of a full-fledged democracy movement that managed to topple Ne Win's regime, only to see a new junta seize power and spend the ensuing decades relentlessly suppressing its leaders, including Burma's newfound democracy icon, Aung San Suu Kyi.
It was a day of hope, bullets, blood and tears.
Whenever he thinks about that day, the first thing that comes to Sanny's mind is the huge column of demonstrators shouting anti-Ne Win slogans and the people on both sides of the road who expressed their full support for the protesters.
"The road was packed with people as far as the eye could see. There were countless people lining the sides of the roads, giving us food, drinking water and cigarettes. They said 'May your cause succeed,'" he recalled.
"It made me cry, and what I learned on that day was that people are always ready to be with you when you stand on their side. With that much popular support, I was convinced that we would easily win," he added.
But the military crackdown on thousands of protesters at Rangoon City Hall that night proved he was wrong.
Pyone Cho, a leading member of the 88 Generation Students group, was among the demonstrators near the City Hall a few minutes before the army opened fire. He was 22 years old at that time, doing his masters degree in geology at Rangoon University.
"Around 11 pm, someone informed us that we were surrounded. The army gave us three warnings to disperse. Then came a sudden blackout and the bullets started to fly in. I was lucky to narrowly escape," he recounted.
Pandavunsa, 55, has a vivid memory of how bloody the crackdown was.
"When they began shooting, I was in total shock. Then two guys near me fell down. So I grabbed them and started to run for my life," remembered the Buddhist monk, who took part in the protest as a member of the Rangoon Young Monk's Organization and was later a leading figure in the monk-led Saffron Revolution in 2007.
"A few minutes later I stopped to find out that the head of the man I carried away was open. His brains were like smashed tofu. The other one, a monk, had been shot in the stomach. I could see his intestines. He was already dead, too," he said.
The next morning, an eerie silence descended on the whole of Rangoon and there was no trace of the previous night's mass killing in front of the City Hall. The number of casualties still remains unknown.
Dr Tin Myo Win, the family doctor of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, was a surgeon at that time at Rangoon General Hospital, where he treated many wounded protesters.
Although he also has vivid memories of that day and its aftermath, he said he is reluctant to recount them, lest he reignite public resentment over the crackdown and cause any obstacle to the national reconciliation process that Suu Kyi is now working on. He acknowledges, however, that the 8-8-88 uprising has had an indelible impact on the country.
"Nobody can deny that it brought out leaders and players for today's Burmese politics. The uprising opened our eyes to the need for national reconciliation and unity, which are the essential forces to complete our mission that originated 24 years ago," he said.
Pyone Cho said the 88 movement was the mother of all subsequent uprisings, all of which have had only one strong message that still echoes today: People want democratic changes.
"After our repeated demands for change, the government is now doing some reforms. But I have to say, there's a long road to the change we want. Take the Constitution, for example. If we all take part in the reform process, as we did in 1988, we will win," said the 46-year-old ex-political prisoner who has spent nearly 20 years behind bars.
For Pandavunsa, Burmese democracy begins with the 88 movement.
"It was the very first time we Burmese collectively fought against the dictatorship. It was the first time we talked about democracy. Anyone in their right mind knows today's changes are the long awaited results of the 88 uprising," the monk commented.
Tin Myo Win said it was the "88 spirit"—working for the people's interests and having comradeship among protesters—that toppled single party rule 24 years ago.
"If we were able to work together even at that time when the doors to change were closed, why can't we reapply that spirit now, when changes are visible and our goal is in sight?" he said, adding that "the goal is a long way to go."
Meanwhile, the 24th anniversary of the 8-8-88 uprising has revived Pandavunsa's memories of that fateful day.
"I still remember the faces of people on that night. Even in their death, I felt hope for change was written on their faces," said the monk.
"We have sacrificed a lot. I saw comrades die young. I pray for no repetition of that day."
8888 ( Four Eight ) was the modern history of Burma change towards the democracy which we have to go very long way to achieve. present semi-military government is doing some thing on the reforms at the same time killing its own peoples at western part of the country call Araakan ( also call Rakhine State ). Do not think that the Muslims of Arakan are bad peoples, they have paid their lives during 8888 up rising also in Rangoon also in Akyab ( also call Sitwe ) and variouun talkrecently " to fight dictatorship call him, do not call him to fight with Muslim Rohingya ."
As a matter of fact we all are human beings, why should we create enemy each other as these peoples are staying since the centuries in this land of Arakan. No doubt that British colonial power brought them here as you peoples are stated, but it is already 188 years passed. According to international standard to make citizenship, they are well qualified. Why you have to recognize 1982 citizenship law which was promulgated by one party dictatorship. Please think carfeully who all are faithfull to the country and who all are invited british to occupy Arakan and Burma. The history will provide the result of modern Burma soon.
…. as you peoples are stated….?
Obviously, you are a foreigner, NOT one of us.
I agreed with you tolaly. I pray, may all the people in Myanmar think like you. Let's hope for the best!
You are right: I totally agreed with you, Maung Gyi. Let's pray that all people in Myanmar thik like you. Let's hope for the best.
It is naive to assume that migration ended abruptly 188 years ago. Through Nakyingchari (Chittagong Hill Tracts), other land borders, and across the Naf River, Bengalis have continued to come over the years.
Assam has similar issues as well.
please read the sentence as follow in my above comment.
" also call Sitwe and other parts of the country. Recently one of the 8888 generation leader Moe Thi Zun said that do not call him to fight Rohingya, call him to fight and take out the root of dictatorship from the soil of Burma."
The 88 Generation is still a force to be reckoned with. The junta has shown it is easy to squash a political party, but not an entire generation. At the end of the day good will prevail. Even if it needs a revolution for the people to win their freedom back.
May be only two of us think in that way. Don't mind that. One drop of water in the sea can make different.
I still think that 8888 uprising was a myth.
It did nothing except made people die and imprisoned.
The truth is that it was a disaster for Myanmar.
Let's face it.
U Ne Win's government knew that the road to socialism wasn't getting anywhere.
They wanted an excuse to change things around.
The 8888 uprising created that opportunity.
Don't get fooled. The Thatmadaw knew what it was doing even back then.
Let's look at things in the right light.
We weren't prepared for what was going to take place.
Only the Thatmadaw knew the exact nature of the situation.
There are a lot of lies and untruths about this matter.
However this is irrelevant.
What is important now is to grasp this golden opportunity for progress.
Come on things are going in the right direction.
Don't waste time speculating about the past.
Lets all get behind the government.
All for one and one for all.
Tatmadaw was not the only people who knew. We all knew what was going on. Your comment makes no sense.
Someone who said 8888 was a myth must be either naive or a person who was one of the thugs in green garb then. Amazing how some people stoop so low to spout such an insult to the many compatriots who were gunned down on the streets by their own army! Everyone with the right mind knows the 8888 event is not some speculated and made-up story.
Indeed, your Tatmadaw knew so well of the exact nature of the situation so much that for the ensuing decades, the whole of Burma went downhill and its people more impoverished and uneducated than some African countries while the Generals and their cronies all have become billionaires! Indeed, your beloved Tatmadaw saved the country so well that Burma was, and even still is, among the lowest in every development ranking in the world. What a well-done job, huh! Look at the so-called "saviour" government even today. Your beloved Tatmadaw just trade in the uniform with fanciful dress and still can't dare to declare how rich they really are lest they be exposed to the public confirmation of their plundering of the public treasury. Meanwhile, Tatmadaw has a very nice name for all their actions, i.e. protecting the state! Very appropriate indeed, Win Naing. All for one and all for one again.
The murderers are still roaming free.
and now the fence jumping so-dubbed rohingyas are pushing burma down into the abyss of global islamization as well no doubt.
ioc and other islamic states are yelling for blood of the people of burma for the crimes initiated, carried out and committed by the illegal immigrants from bangladesh today.
crafted, fabricated and manufactured evidences in the form of photos and others by the extremists have gained ground in favor of the lawlessness of the rohingyas running amok – raping, burning and killing – in arakan state of burma.
and the native arakans/rakhines are living in anxiety and jeopardy for their lives and posterity of course today.
threatening national sovereignty, security and territorial integrity of burma would hold no water for that matter lest the rohingyas and their brethren islamic extremists forget i say.
and as one good turn deserves another the same is true for a bad one as well, they say!
Concerning Oo Maung Gyi's comments, I would like to suggest something. In my research field work north of Sittway, I found village with numerous Muslims. Again, near the airfield, I met a muslim family. We talked there for a while, and that old muslim guy told that there were many people north of Sittway and their language was much differ from him. He was a native, as you described, the people who lived there for centuries. However, it is undeniable that there are many people just entered Myanmar in last 5 or 6 decades. Nowadays, because of these illegal immigrants, native muslims in Rakhine met problem. I believe that who loves our nation, and sacrificed during democratic movement are native muslims, not the invaders. So, the criticism should be carefully accomplished.
The power of the positive attitude is the only antidote known to heal all the wounds received or to be received during our unfinished journey to Democracy in Burma. You have been doing a very good job in our search for the right to life, liberty, freedom and pursuit of happiness.
It is so remarkable to see the people of Burma and 88 generation's fearlessness in defiance of all the unfairness set up on the Burmese people by dictatorship, Physical and mental endurance throughout the last 24 years of struggle for the justice, dedication to the Democracy movement and commitment to democratization in Burma.
I am so proud of each and everyone of you to be able to bring all these positive changes taking place in Burma. Keep up your good work and we all are with you in our hearts to move Burma forward all the way throughout the journey to Democracy in Burma.
A Burmese Freedom Fighter
Yes,this day was born out of fire,brimstone and bullets.Yes,thia day of quadruple eights was born under the rainstorm drenched with redblood and tears from all walk of life.The ebbing tide of the braves fearlessly rolled forward to meet roaring tanks and exploding furies of guns,not letting their flags fall nor picture of their dear Bogyoke touch the dirts.A date not less historic than the Fall of Basles nor October Revolution of by-gone days.Remember the blood spilled and tears shed were not in vain.What we are seeing today would not have imagined let alone happened without our fallen braves' lives and relentless persistent and relentless fight of those who survived the hell-fires in prison tortures all kinds of degradations and sacrifices.We owe to all of these braves and entire resistantant fighters,active or passive,a debt of gratitude.A befitting honor shall be to officially recognize this day as " National Democracy Day."
If 8.8.88 was the day Burma was born, it was more like a still-birth (or DOA, dead on arrival as they say).
In 1988, the Chinese had less control of a country now called "Myanmar" (Miandian in Chinese!) and there were no "peace negotiations" with the ethnic armies (UWSA, for example was a remnant of the BCP, before it became a PLA proxy). There were no "frienemies" (that's how I see cease-fires with "armed militia groups". Reality has changed dramatically since 1988. Quo vadis Burma?
It all started when Phone Maw was shot and died.
That was the trigger.
We never started 8888 with the demand of democracy in mind.
All we asked was justice for Ko Phone Maw.
RIP brother.
About the 8888 uprising everybody is entitled to his own opinion because all of us had different experience when it took place.
However things cannot be reversed and what happened cannot be changed.
I am sure you would want a fairer and brighter future.
This is the situation we've got.
The Thatmadaw and DASSK.
They are the ones who have a good chance of turning things around.
This is our fate.
Let's have goodwill and give peace and prosperity a chance.


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(This is the second in a multi-part series by Ty Schalter evaluating and discerning Detroit's off-season needs. Ty has penned "Old Mother Hubbard" the last few years, an idiom to restocking a franchise that was once left bare - ed.)
Part One: OMH: Defensive Tackles
Cliff Avril
Just a week ago, I wrote that Cliff Avril was one of the two Lions who had the most to prove in 2010; boy, did he ever prove it. Avril was massively improved over 2009, and finished as PFF's 11th-best graded 4-3 DT. He was 7th-best in the pure pass rush grading, and 4th-best in coverage. His athleticism, and linebacker pedigree, shows through in those grades. The question mark with Avril is his ability to anchor against the run; he grades out below-average there, but was far from a liability.
Avril was the Lions' best defensive end, by a long shot, and a true difference-maker for the defense.
Bottom Line: Cliff Avril was pigeonholed by most as a 3-4 ROLB, and I'm certain he could shine in that role. But he's developed into the fast, athletic 4-3 rush end Rod Marinelli thought he could be. Avril will never be a 270-plus-pound, two-way monster—but he's already an impact defender, top-flite pass rusher, and a huge part of this defense going forward. Signing this RFA to a long-term deal must be a top priority.
The centerpiece of the Lions' free-agent additions, Kyle Vanden Bosch had a lot to prove, too: namely, that he could still get to the quarterback like he used to. In his first game, it seemed like he answered those questions in style; I said it was "one of the most amazing individual performances I've seen." KVB poured his heart and soul out into that game, trying to will the Lions to victory. He was sideline-to-sideline, or as much so as a defensive end can be. He put up a truly dominant PFF grade that week, too: a +6.1.
Unfortunately, KVB was inconsistent the rest of the season. He turned in very solid games against the Giants and Redskins, but was negatively, or neutrally, graded in every other game. He was graded well below-average in pass rush; negative in five of eleven games. He was the 46th-best pass rusher out of 65, and had less than half the pressures Avril did—yet, KVB had five sacks and ten quarterback hits in just eleven games. His sack-and-hit per-snap rate was 25th-best in the NFL. This suggests that he was "saving it up" for critical moments; generally just below average except for several plays a game.
However, all of this does an injustice to KVB's contribution. He was the bell cow for the defensive line, the tone-setter; he pushed every single Lion on the line to practice at full speed, to workout like you practice, to push, to go to the limit and then realize it's not really the limit and keep going. Avril, Suh, Hill, all the young linemen repeatedly pointed to KVB's leadership as a major factor in their progression; he was a catalyst, and without him I doubt the others take the strides they did.
I had really good seats to the Jets game, and seeing KVB in action live was something else. He never missed an opportunity—before, during, or after the snap—to remind the Jets that he was there. That he was fighting. That they needed to keep their head on a swivel. That they needed to watch their ass. Vanden Bosch and the Lions out-Jetted the Jets on that day, mostly thanks to KVB and his leadership. PFF graded him at a –2.1 on the day, but I know he had a positive impact.
Bottom Line: Kyle Vanden Bosch is the ultimate leader, a consummate professional—and as a player, the yang to Cliff Avril's yin. Had he stayed healthy, he would have had seven sacks and fifteen QB hits, more than acceptable standalone production, besides the undeniable halo effect. Unfortunately, he's 32, and recovering from a major neck injury. The Lions need to find a starting, impact, two-way end to replace him by the 2012 season.
Lawrence Jackson
The most surprising line in the chart above is the red one, the one representing Lawrence Jackson. Jackson was the 25th overall pick in 2008, a four-year starter at USC. Lo-Jack is a 6'-4", 270-pound two-way defensive end, the prototype end for this defense. He was the victim—and the Lions, again, the beneficiary—of "One Man's Trash" syndrome. The Seahawks let a first-round pick two years into his career go in exchange for a sixth rounder, because he no longer fit their system. To replace Lo-Jack, the Seahawks traded their own sixth-rounder to the 49ers for . . . Kentwan Balmer, picked just a few spots after Jackson in the 2008 draft. Balmer, for the Seahawks this year, was the worst-graded DE in football (see chart).''
Jonah Keri just wrote a whole book on how the Tampa Bay Rays went to the world series by making these kind of deals, over and over again. By trading one commodity for another, similar commodity, and getting a 2% edge; over time it really adds up—and at some point, you'll get a few surprise deals where the edge is way more than 2%. In this case, the Seahawks essentially traded Lo-Jack for Kentwan Balmer. The difference, as you see above, is way more than 2% . . . and where did the benefit go? To the Lions.
Lo-Jack was not a terrifying speed rusher at USC. He had 30.5 sacks in four full seasons: 6, 10, 4, and 10.5, in order. But with size, strength, and attitude sharpened by life in hardscrabble Inglewood, Jackson was a force in both dimensions of the game; in his senior year he paired his 10.5 sacks with 60 tackles—a prototypical Schwartz/Cunningham defensive end.
When injuries hit the defensive line, Jackson answered the bell in a big, big way. Getting a steady diet of snaps from week 10 on, Lo-Jack had a huge (+5.0) game against Buffalo, at left end. He was flipped to the right when KVB went down, and was average against the Bears in his first game on that side. He was flipped back to the left against Green Bay, and had a very strong game, then back to the right against the Bucs and dominated (+4.5). He stayed on the right side the rest of the way out, struggling against Jake Long, but finishing strong against Bryant McKinnie.
Bottom Line: Lo-Jack produced like an above-average starter in heavy rotation, and from Week 10 on was one of the better 4-3 DEs in the game. I'll hold off on anointing him the starter of the future for now, because I'd like to see more consistency—but there's no doubt he'd be the perfect physical fit for the void KVB will eventually leave.
Turk McBride
Next, the ever-controversial Turk McBride. Controversial, because I repeatedly dismissed him in my offseason assessments last year, much to the chagrin of the commentariat. This season, the 6'-2", 278-pound ex-Chief played about 40% fewer snaps than Avril or KVB, but about 40% more than Lo-Jack—exclusively at the left end until Vanden Bosch went down, then exclusively at the right end for the rest of the season.
The stats suggest that McBride was nearly as successful as Jackson; McBride had five sacks to Lo-Jack's eight. The second Green Bay game sheds some light on why they graded out so differently, though. By PFF's reckoning, both McBride and Jackson had two sacks, yet McBride's grade for that day was –0.3, and Jackson's was +2.1. Jackson is clearly having more of an impact down-to-down; Lo-Jack's run support is much better than McBride's, as well.
Bottom Line: McBride is an interesting case. Phyiscally, he's a bit of a 'tweener, and he did manage to get to the quarterback five times. However, I've never liked the cut of his jib for reasons I couldn't fully explain. The PFF grades show why: when he's not sacking the quarterback, he's simply not a factor. PFF's consistency/home-run bias may be coming into play here, but it supports my eyeball take: Lo-Jack has long-term starter potential here; Turk McBride does not.
Willie Young
There's nothing that can be said about The Great Willie Young that Neil from Armchair Linebacker hasn't already said (at breathtakingly profane length!), but I will say this: in only six snaps, he was graded at a +1.5 on the season. He also impressed during the preseason.
Bottom Line: Willie Young is a developmental prospect with a very lean frame, a long way to go, and an undeniable knack for playing football. I hope he has a place on the roster for next season.
Andre Fluellen
We've already talked about Andre Fluellen as a defensive tackle. He played 81 snaps there, as opposed to 72 at end, during the Avril/KVB injury phase of weeks 11-15. As a DE, he graded out as a below-average pass rusher, and a well-below-average everything else. I believe his future on this team is as a tackle.
Bottom Line: At 6'-2", 302, Fluellen is a defensive tackle. He should get this offseason to be developed and coached strictly within that role, rather than being moved all over the line. Instead of frantically gaining and losing weight to fit immediate need, the Lions should develop him this year as strictly a three-technique DT.
About The Author
Ty Schalter is a professional geek and family man. He regularly converts his undying fandom into words and numbers both for RoarReport.com, and his Detroit Lions blog, "The Lions in Winter."


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Buying pork skin to make crackle... Perth
Started by Alina0210 , May 24 2010 03:10 PM
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Posted 24 May 2010 - 03:10 PM
So im pregnant have have a huge pork crackle craving... but the thing is i dont eat pork (strange).... so does anyone know where i can buy just the skin to make the crackle and not have to buy the roast to go with it...
Posted 24 May 2010 - 03:31 PM
I've often just seen cracking/skin in the pork section at Woolies. I haven't noticed it lately (but I haven't been looking at pork so don't really take note of what's there). You could try there or Coles?
Hope that helps.
Posted 24 May 2010 - 04:00 PM
Most Woolies I've been to sell the skin by itself in the pork section
Posted 24 May 2010 - 04:17 PM
Was gonna suggest Woolies Sooooo goooood... *contemplates taking kids for a drive up the road *
Posted 24 May 2010 - 04:19 PM
I would say if you can't see it on the shelf ask at the butcher counter...yum!
Have definitely seen it at Woolies
Edited by BabyLemon, 24 May 2010 - 04:19 PM.
Posted 24 May 2010 - 04:26 PM
It's usually on the top shelf...
Edited by *Donna*, 24 May 2010 - 04:26 PM.
Posted 24 May 2010 - 05:01 PM
I'm sure i've seen it in the freezer section at IGA, it was in a white bag with writing on it- just take out what you want cook it and put the rest back in the freezer.
Posted 24 May 2010 - 05:08 PM
Oh great now I am having cravings too! I have seen it in IGA/foodlands
Posted 24 May 2010 - 05:45 PM
Definitely saw it at IGA just yesterday
Posted 24 May 2010 - 09:08 PM
Thanks so much everyone... Went for a drive to Woolies (none are near me)..and got 3 packets of Pork Rind, under $2 each... Awesome.
Posted 25 May 2010 - 12:27 AM
might have to cook a pork roast this week now...
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Every day, we'll take a quick look around the Indiana beat with a couple of stories that could be of interest to IU fans.
Here are the stories for September 2, 2014
1. Sam Beishuizen of the Indiana Daily Student had this look at IU's win over Indiana State. Coleman, Roberts lead IU to 28-10 win2. Austin North of the Indiana Daily Student had this interesting piece about why it's important to have state of the art uniforms. The understated importance of overstated uniforms 3. Sammy Jacobs of Hoosier Huddle had this story about Chris Covington moving from linebacker to quarterback. Covington moving to quarterback
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Spin class! Love it!
Spin class! Love it!
Rolled 4 feet in my desk chair to the coffee pot. Several times.
Squat Clean and Press - 5x3
Lat Pull Downs 3x10
Unweighted Walking Lunges 3x10 each side
Yoga - 60:00
"Suffer no guilt yee who wield this in the name of Crom"
Quote on the Father's Sword
^ hahah...nice to have those interval days.
Actually did some boxing HIIT:
8x30s-1m fast and furious "rounds" with varrying active rest in between on the heavy bag.
Power cleans, working on form so only 150 pounds for safety.
Steak, eggs, potatoes - fruits, nuts, berries and forage. Coconut milk and potent herbs and spices. Tea instead of coffee now and teeny amounts of kelp daily. Let's see how this does! Not really had dairy much, and gut seems better for it.
Three Part Cardio:
Ellyptical Two Mile (elevation 10, resistance 5) - 16:00
Treadmill Mile - 7:00
Stairmaster Mile (level 14) - 6:48
"Suffer no guilt yee who wield this in the name of Crom"
Quote on the Father's Sword
Morningcardio 6.45 AM - 7.45 AM: Stair-sprints 25 sec X 12, barefoot jogging in the beach for 25 min, swimming in the Pacific Ocean for 2o min.
Weight-training 4.30 PM - 6.PM:
Weighted dips 4 X 6,3,2,1 (ext. set)
Barbell scull crucher. 4 X 12 in superset with barbell curl 4 X 10.
Pulldown 4 X12,
Pull-ups 4X15
bent-over rowing 4X8
Incl. dumbell press 4 X12
Flies 4 X15
pullower 4X15
cable cross-over 4X15 in superset with sitting cable row 4X15
Rope-pulldown to thights 4X12
dumbell laterals; 4X10
Yesterday was chest, shoulders and tris.
Weighted dips - 6 sets
Flies - 3 sets
Over head press - 5 sets
Lateral raises - 2 sets
Over head cable extensions - 2 sets, no break except to lower weight, immediately go to
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Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim Cheats
Try this command to change your encumbrance:
player.forceav carryweight 10000
To open the command console in-game, press the ~ key (usually in the top left corner of keyboard under ESC key and left of the 1/! key)
The value I placed in this command (10,000) should be quite enough to solve your issue, but if you feel it is too little or too much, you can change this value to any number you want
Get the unencumbered-key working im paying for this!
The only reason why i use this trainer is for unencumbered!
also u should add a list a consolecheats, use this till they get the 8-button working again.
in opened console:
player.modav carryweight #
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trainer will no longer be supported .. game retired.
thanks for your nice comments.
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ROCKTON — The Rockton Lions Club will celebrate its 75th anniversary at 6 p.m. Feb. 28 at the American Center, 221 W. Main St.
The celebration includes a cocktail hour and dinner as well as a magician, speakers, awards ceremony and dancing.
Cost: $35 per person. Guests should register by Feb. 15. For information: 779-772-6051.
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Garland tornado update: FEMA individual aid 'still not looking very good'
Midway through the appeal of the federal government's original decision, Garland's emergency management director said prospects for FEMA individual assistance from the Dec. 26 tornado are "still not looking very good."
Mollie Gilmore Rivas also told officials at today's City Council retreat that if the appeal fails, those who are underinsured or uninsured will qualify for assistance through low-interest disaster loans administered by the Small Business Administration.
"There are some folks who are having a real hard time," Rivas said. "There's just not enough of those to hit individual assistance (qualifying thresholds)."
Garland officials said that as of Thursday, 24 demolition permits and 191 construction permits have been issued. The city recently closed its mobile permitting site in the impact area south of Interstate 30.
The city is also discussing uses of the properties that line the I-30 service road. The owner of a strip shopping center has no insurance and has not yet decided what to do with the property. But the owner told tenants, including a restaurant, to relocate.
City officials are also awaiting the decision from the owner of the business next door, GT Storage. In the time the business occupied the territory, Garland made storage units a non-conforming use in the I-30 corridor. To rebuild, therefore, would require an application and special use permit.
And at the Landmark at Lake Village West apartments, there's a mix of issues. The property ownership was in transition when the tornado hit. Twelve of the buildings at the complex are scheduled for demolition, but that demolition is on hold.
Nine of the other 17 apartment buildings in the complex are gutted on the interior but have new roofs. Restoration is underway. Eight of the buildings currently have tenants in some of the units.
Garland has also set up a long-term recovery task force, made up of 11 of its staff members. A "Garland Strong" campaign will raise funds for unmet needs and the task force will help decide allocation of the funds.
"We anticipate another wave of need," City Manager Bryan Bradford said. "People will find themselves upside-down on their properties."
On Feb. 12, the cities learned there weren't enough underinsured and uninsured residents to qualify for FEMA assistance. Garland is collecting data through March 7 for the appeal.
Should the appeal fail, "we know we're going tot get that SBA assistance and that the homeowners will be able to get the low-interest loans," Rivas said.
Rowlett's city manager said weeks ago that in many disasters, SBA assists more individuals than FEMA.
Local governments have been approved for up to 75 percent federal reimbursement for public losses from the storm. Dallas County held its kickoff meeting for those applications on Friday and its entities have 30 days to submit their requests to participate.
Though many of its families have needed help, the Garland school district's campuses were not damaged enough to meet their in-house insurance deductible requirements.


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Welcome to the first in a series of articles describing the creation of a computing engine called The Heath Robinson Rube Goldberg (HRRG) Multifarious Technology Computer. This machine will be built using a variety of implementation technologies, including (but not limited to) relays, vacuum tubes, transistors, and simple integrated circuits -- also mechanical, magnetic, pneumatic, and fluidic logic -- and possibly some even more esoteric technologies.
In case you were wondering, this contraption (affectionately known as "The Beast") is named after British cartoonist and illustrator William Heath Robinson (1872-1944) and his American counterpart Reuben Lucius Goldberg (1883-1970). Robinson and Goldberg were both famous for creating illustrations of machines that were intended to perform relatively simple tasks, but whose implementations were incredibly complex such that they performed their tasks in exceedingly convoluted and indirect ways.
As you will come to see, it's probably safe to say that Heath and Rube would have been proud of us! In fact, this is such a multilayered project with so many diverse aspects, that it's easy to become lost in a maze of possibilities, so please bear with me while I explain how this all came to be and -- more importantly -- how anybody (including you) will be able to play a part in the creation of The Beast.
As a starting point, glance at Figure 1 below. This is a relay computer, created fairly recently by Professor Harry Porter III (standing next to the machine in the photograph). Professor Porter is a lecturer at Portland State University in the USA. You can discover more about Harry's computer by visiting his Web site, which provides photos and videos along with audio of the relays clattering away (see Resources for more details).
Figure 1. Professor Harry Porter's relay computer (courtesy Harry Porter)
Doesn't this look amazing? Wouldn't you like to have one? Well, this is what sparked the HRRG project. I had long planned on creating a relay-based computer of my very own, but once I saw Harry's magnificent creation, there didn't seem to be much point because he'd already done such a fine job.
And then I started thinking -- imagine a series of cabinets like Harry's mounted around the walls of a large room. In the case of The Beast, however, the contents of each cabinet will be implemented using a different technology. Take the system clock, for example; this could be formed from a cabinet containing an antique clock. The swinging of the pendulum could be detected and used to provide the main system clock signal.
Alternatively, consider the famous old black-and-white horror film with the mad scientist crying: "It's alive, it's alive!" In the background, you may recall, there was a "Jacob's Ladder" formed from two vertical metal electrodes with a series of electric arcs buzzing their way from bottom to top.
Figure 2. An example home-made Jacob's Ladder
One of these could form the system clock cabinet; a photo-detector could detect the arcs, where alternate arcs would represent "tick" and "tock" signals -- following a power-on-reset (or a hard or soft reset), the first arc will be taken to be a tick of the clock. (Find home-built Jacob's Ladders -- along with many other interesting items -- on Mike Harrison's "Electric Stuff" Web site; see Resources).
The more one thinks about this, the more fun it becomes. Over the last few months, numerous people have offered ideas such as using relay-based memories from old jukeboxes or mechanical memories from old church organs (these suggestions are gathered in an ever-evolving paper on the HRRG project -- see Resources).
In fact, the memory and input/output (I/O) cabinets provide a simple starting point from whence you can really let your imaginations soar. Consider a cabinet containing a number of eight-bit output ports, for example. Each of the bits could be represented by a servo-controlled puppet: logic 0 and 1 values could cause the puppets to wave small yellow and blue flags, respectively.
Alternatively, consider a memory cabinet employing some form of pneumatic system that uses a ping-pong ball and two adjacent plastic cone-shaped receptacles to represent each bit. A ball in its associated left-hand receptacle could represent a logic 0, while the right-hand receptacle could represent a logic 1 (or vice versa) as illustrated in Figure 3.
Figure 3. An eight-bit word implemented in a pneumatic memory cabinet
In this case, when the system writes an eight-bit byte of data to one of these memory locations, the pneumatics could "puff" the ping-pong balls associated with that byte into their appropriate receptacles. The value in a memory location could be read back again in a number of ways. For example, the ping-pong balls could be sprayed with conductive metallic paint, and each non-conducting plastic cone could have two bare conducting wires inside it. These wires (which, for simplicity's sake, are not shown in Figure 3) would be close to each other, but not touching. When a ball is inside a cone, it will short the wires and complete that circuit. Thus, when the system reads a byte from one of these memory locations, it would actually be determining the location of the conductive balls.
How exciting! The only problem is that actually creating an entire computer system as a mixture of different implementation technologies from the ground up would be an incredibly time-consuming and resource-intensive project to be undertaken by a single person, organization, or academic institution. What is required is a cunning solution... which brings us to the point of this article series.
When virtual and physical worlds collide
Before leaping into the fray, you should know that a number of folks are involved in various aspects of this project; you can find out more by visiting the "Who is to Blame" Web page described in Resources.
One key consideration is that anyone should be able to get into the game and share in the fun, especially interested individuals and young people at high school and college. As I previously noted, however, building the entire machine would be a tremendous undertaking. On the other hand, constructing a single cabinet containing (for example) only a few memory locations would be a much simpler task.
Thus, the idea is to split the HRRG computer into a number of well-defined functions. For reasons that should be obvious after seeing Harry's computer at the beginning of this article, these functional units are often referred to as "cabinets." In the case of memory (ROM and RAM) and input/output (I/O) ports, the system can have as many cabinets as one might wish, where each of these cabinets will have a range of memory addresses associated with it. Of course, a key element in this project is defining the interface and the protocol that the various physical cabinets will use to communicate with each other and with the outside world.
The next task will be to create a program called "The HRRG Emulator" that will run on an IBM-compatible PC.
Amongst many other things, this emulator will include virtual representations of the default cabinets (you will be able to add your own virtual cabinets -- including nice graphical interfaces -- as you wish). As soon as it's finished, this emulator (and an associated assembler) will be made freely available. This means that you will be able to immediately create a program in the HRRG's simple assembly language, assemble it, and run it on the emulator.
If you subsequently decide to create a physical version of any of the cabinets, you can do so in the technology of your choice. By means of a USB port, you can then connect this physical cabinet to your PC, and the physical cabinet will run in conjunction with the virtual cabinets running in the emulator. As you create more and more physical cabinets, these will replace their virtual counterparts, until you eventually have the entire HRRG implemented in the physical domain.
But wait, there's more, because the emulator will use the Internet to support both virtual and physical units located around the world. This means that if you create a relay-based ALU cabinet located in America, for example, you will be able to run your cabinet with a physical memory cabinet implemented in fluidic logic located in say, Australia, with other physical cabinets located in other countries, and with any "missing" cabinets running in the virtual world.
The mind boggles! There are so many ramifications to this that it makes your head spin. Take the Central Processing Unit (CPU) to be used as a basis for the HRRG, for example. As it happens, a small calculator circuit board featuring an FPGA-based version of this CPU is currently under development (see the "Who is to Blame" Web page in Resources). Eventually, it might be possible for you to build, say, an Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) cabinet out of relays, mount it on your office wall, and connect it into this calculator circuit board, where it would replace the ALU running in the FPGA.
You've probably got enough to be thinking about for now. Part 2 of this series will consider the various functional units forming "The Beast," including discussions on the CPU to be used along with any decisions with regard to splitting this CPU into functional units (cabinets). Part 3 will introduce the emulator software, and Part 4 -- well, you'll just have to wait and see...
- Get an RSS feed for this series or subscribe to the zone newsletter IBM microNews and be notified each time a new installment is published. (Find out more about RSS feeds of developerWorks content; find out more about IBM microNews.)
- See all of the articles in this series to date.
- Harry Porter's Web site describes his relay-based computer in detail.
- Find home-built Jacob's Ladders -- along with many other interesting items -- on Mike Harrison's Electric Stuff Web site.
- Find numerous suggestions for "The Beast" on the HRRG Project Web page.
- The various folks involved in the HRRG project in one way or another are introduced in this Who is to blame? Web page.
- Get the book, How Computers Do Math, which features the same CPU that will be used to form the basis for the HRRG, from Amazon.com.
- Download a virtual version of the same CPU that will be used to form the basis for the HRRG for free from the "Downloads" page on the DIY Calculator Web site.
- The "More Cool Stuff" page on the DIY Calculator Web site contains a treasure trove of topics, including A History of Calculators and Computers, A Timeline of Calculators, Computers, and Other Stuff, The Computing Universe, Rounding Algorithms 101, and a rather interesting paper on Color Vision.
- One of the last bastions of mechanical computing was the mercury delay line memory (this link is to an operations manual for a representative example of the technology).
- Hydraulic computing is a highly visual way of simulating certain sorts of problems. MONIAC is a hydraulic computer that simulates an economy. By adding ink to the system at one point, you can observe how a droplet of money added to any point in an economy will gradually spread to the entire system.
- The IBM Semiconductor Solutions Technical Library hosts a wealth of information -- from specifications and user manuals to product briefs and errata and much more.
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Thanks to virtual cows, online coupons and other digital culture storms, two more Wharton School of Business alums have joined the ranks of the world's billionaires, according to Forbes magazine's annual list.
The two are also in cahoots - even though their academic stints in West Philadelphia didn't overlap.
Mark Pincus, Class of '88, is the mastermind behind the so-called "Google of games," a San Francisco firm called Zynga now worth $5 billion to $7 billion, says Forbes.
Not too shabby for being four years old.
A big chunk of the throttle-money - $180 million - came from Russia's Yuri Milner, who studied at Wharton in the early 1990s, and has since become a major money man in the digital world.


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HHS Doesn't Speak For Me, or Many Women
Pundits and politicians who opine about the so-called war on women ought to take note of the lawsuits filed Monday against the Department of Health and Human Services contraception mandate by 43 religious groups, including several Catholic dioceses and colleges.
The suits object to the requirement that religious institutions provide their employees with insurance coverage for contraception, sterilization and abortion-inducing drugs.
In the propaganda surrounding the mandate, HHS seems to suggest that women's only stake in the matter is "free" contraception. This is a shallow – and frankly demeaning – view of women, who, equally with men, have an important stake in the preservation of religious freedom in the United States.


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The Nuclear Energy Enabling Technologies (NEET) Advanced Sensors and Instrumentation (ASI) program, in coordination with the Office of Nuclear Reactor Technologies and the Office of Fuel Cycle Technologies, conducted an Instrumentations and Controls (I&C) webinar on October 28-29, 2015. This webinar provided an opportunity to review the research and development being conducted in the areas of sensors, controls, communications, digital instrumentation, human-machine technologies, and related areas across the Office of Nuclear Energy (NE) and to promote greater coordination among the various NE R&D programs.
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The Reactor Materials element of the Nuclear Energy Enabling Technologies (NEET) program conducted its FY 2015 coordination meeting as a series of two web-conferences to act as a forum for the nuclear materials research community. The purpose of this meeting was to report on current and planned nuclear materials research, identify new areas of collaboration and promote greater coordination among the various Office of Nuclear Energy (NE) programs. Although each program has unique materials issues, there are opportunities to enhance coordination and collaboration. Other departmental programs such as the Offices of Science (Basic Energy Sciences and Fusion Energy), Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Fossil Energy, and other agencies such as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) also sponsor research in nuclear materials. Engagement with these organizations fosters new research partnerships, enhanced collaboration, and shared investment in research facilities. The presentations from this two part webinar series are available here.
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Two of the high priorities for UFDC disposal R&D are design concept development and disposal system modeling; these are directly addressed in the Generic Disposal Systems Analysis (GDSA) work. This report describes specific GDSA activities during fiscal year 2015 toward the development of the enhanced disposal system modeling and analysis capability for geologic disposal of nuclear waste. The GDSA framework employs the PFLOTRAN thermal-hydrologic-chemical multi-physics code and the Dakota uncertainty sampling and propagation code.
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High-burnup spent nuclear fuel cladding has a significant amount of microcracks and hydrides which will reduce the stress intensity required for crack growth. Characteristics of cladding, fuel pellets, and interface between cladding and fuel pellets are likely to change after high burnup; these material modifications may impact the structural integrity and vibration response of SNF rods in transport. The research object is to develop a system for testing the response of high-burnup fuel rods under simulated loading conditions. The report provides recent test results derived from the Cyc
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The objective of the Crystalline Disposal R&D Work Package is to advance our understanding of long-term disposal of used fuel in crystalline rocks and to develop necessary experimental and computational capabilities to evaluate various disposal concepts in such media. The major accomplishments are summarized in the report: 1) Development of Fuel Matrix Degradation Model (FMDM), 2) Thermal limit study of clay materials, 3) Short-term (< 35 days) study of uranium sorption and diffusion in bentonite, 4) Long-term (6 years) study of uranium diffusion in bentonite, 5) Colloid stability
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Great brokerage bargains for boat buyers as market heats up
by Jeni Bone on 23 Jun 2011
Ensign broker, Peter Nicholson says it's an exciting time for buying a used boat. Ensign Ship Brokers
Peter Nicholson, Broker at Ensign Ship Brokers, says it's a very exciting time in the 'pre-loved' boat market.
'There's a lot of activity at the moment, buying and selling,' he says, adding that buyers can find great bargains, from $20,000 to $6m boats, across the range. 'As far as pricing, there's downward pressure. It's a buyer's market. People can expect 5-10% beneath the asking price. But for sellers, depreciation depends on the boat, its age, hours, condition, make and model.'
Peter reports sales have been fairly strong in Gladstone and the Gold Coast is doing well. 'But we are selling product to people all over Australia. There were people here over the Sanctuary Cove weekend who bought and their boats are heading their way now. We sold a Meridien 411 for half a million, which is going to Sydney from the Gold Coast. And we have boats going to Townsville and Groot Eylandt.'
With offices in Sydney, on the Gold Coast, Manly Brisbane and Gladstone north Queensland, Ensign has a large catchment of product, around 500 boats on its books.
'Ensign is the largest independent brokerage in Australia. Having 500 boats in brokerage gives us large capability too – people end up buying their next boat from us.'
From a market frantic with people upgrading, buying sideways, trading down, getting out of boating altogether, Peter says there are a few emerging trends.
'We have seen a lot of interest in first time yachting, particularly sail. People entering the market for the first time attracted to the lifestyle, and looking for a large cruising boat to live aboard, both new and old. The grey nomad segment is cash up. They've done the campervan trip and now they're ready for the next challenge, sailing.'
According to Peter, this older market – frequently overlooked by every sector – is 'an interesting evolving market in power and sail, as well as houseboats'.
'Particularly in Queensland, where you can still live on a houseboat!'
Another trend is the rash of 'private imports', boats brought in from Europe and the US which are making things harder for people to sell their used boats.
'Imported boats, bought when the Australian dollar was low, are now having to compete with imported boats coming in as 'grey imports' rather than through the dealer network three to four years ago. There's a lot of product out there.'
The importance of consulting a broker with the expertise gained over years in the industry cannot be overstated.
'Brokers have an understanding the market place, they know the product and are able to work with buyers to identify their real needs and match their expectations with product. Then, we are skilled at handling the negotiations between vendor and buyer, the intricacies of the paperwork and guidance through sea trials and surveys, establishing the vessels have clear title and can be sold, so when we hand them over, it all goes smoothly. Brokers also manage the marketing and merchandising.'
Peter says he has seen and heard of 'plenty of people buying overseas, private imports thinking they're getting a good deal, and then suffering remorse when something goes wrong'.
'Most times they are non-compliant, in terms of electronics and internal electrics. People are potentially buying a hazard. Then there's freight, GST on American boats and additional duty of 5% on foreign builds coming in from the US. Brokers can navigate these topics with people. We can help them by showing them some of the potential pitfalls.'
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Chainsaw vs Pig (Maggie's Reaction)
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Автор Guru Larry Gaming ( назад)
I like this video as your mum sounds like Jimmy Krankie :D
Автор Jeff Ganong ( назад)
#1, it was shot in the head with a gun #2, it was dead even before he
started sawing it #3 it wasint still alive when it was flopping around
because of its nerves. ists the same as a chicken, they go crazy after the
get there throats slit, trust me i slaughter chickens, as well as turkeys
Автор plungerdrum ( назад)
@MegasusRKO I actually sent a message to the guy, Dave, and he said that
the video was part of a 20 minute long video that showed him preparing the
pig to roast it. He was taught by a butcher, and before the video, he had
shot it, and killed it. The only reason it still looks alive is because
sometimes, the nerves on the pig go crazy and the legs start twitching. I'm
not trying to change anyone's opinion here, but I don't think it's animal
cruelty if the pig was already dead. Just my 2 cents :)
Автор INSTERMENTAL ( назад)
she is like mmm baken *dribbless*
Автор mikecheesy1 ( назад)
can someone please tell me what happend
Автор JawGeX ( назад)
@Qoppa1 its nerves are still processing.
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Автор Tokes .McGoats ( назад)
video was funny!! and the pig was dead, if u think it hurts we could mehbe
try it on u to see? shot through and dead retards
Автор Tokes .McGoats ( назад)
@Qoppa1 nerves
Автор kingcrimson234 ( назад)
is it wrong that i fapped to his mom?
Автор PonsXAsinorum ( назад)
@lolzy111 think about that next time you take a bite out of that delicious
bacon or slice of pepperoni pizza--or jello etc.
Автор PonsXAsinorum ( назад)
@Qoppa1 why does a chicken start running after having its head chopped off?
Автор aif393si ( назад)
@Kilen81 The technique undertaken at the slaughterhouses you mention
(Nigerian) is actually pain-free. After performing a precise cut at the
animal's major blood vessel, the animal experiences a massive, rapid loss
of blood that simultaneously leads to a gradual loss of
consciousness--until the animal is no longer in a conscious state. Seems
more humane than a whack against a head or an high-voltage electric
shock--two methods which, unfortunately, are SOP at most major US plants.
Автор ReiMomo ( назад)
@lolzy111 The pig was not alive, life is on the brain not on the body.
Автор remsensor TM ( назад)
Video is not that bad in terms of contrast. I sure as hell would rather
take a chainsaw to the head then be beheaded taliban style.
Автор wyrmslayer ( назад)
you do know the pig was deag it was shot in the heasd with a 22 call its
legs were jsut moveing do you not see the rifle at the end or hear the shot
go of at the start
Автор Kilen81 ( назад)
I dont know what the fuss is about. This is actually much more humane than
how they slaughter goats and bigger animals in Nigerian Slaughter markets
for example, there they just slit their throat and let them bleed to death
on the ground gurgling in their own blood up to 30 minutes. Atleast the
animal in question here dies fast. Ppl react to the movements after he
sawed off the head, but thats because he didnt cut it far enough from the
cerebellum. You ppl need to get a piece of reality.
Автор AlmightyJesus ( назад)
What language are you guys in the video speaking?
Автор Christopher Banacka ( назад)
How is it terrible? It's an ANIMAL! It has no more life value than a
cockroach... Pig's brain is dead, nerves just keep the pig moving... But i
agree, video shouldn't be on youtube, but its on plenty of other sites :).
Thanks to david for posting the real video, i learned how to roast my own
pig! Granted i'll buy a pre-dead one cause i dont need a bloody mess
Автор robertgisthebest ( назад)
thought i recognised that sick laugh lol
Автор DianeDi ( назад)
In case you're not aware, the man that chainsawed that pigs head off is
YouTube Partner "Davidsfarm". He is also a convicted pedophile - spent a
year in jail. Google "Stunt star did time for child sex offences" and read
Автор Eye Films Ltd ( назад)
Ah, the irony.
Автор pumpkinman420 ( назад)
That was nuts! Go dave!
Автор MK Film Productions ( назад)
its davidsfarm that made this video
Автор jacuzzibusguy ( назад)
i met the guy who made the pig video. just got back from his house today.
there are still blood stains on the wall. it was actually a very humane
killing, they ate the pig for new years.
Автор JitterBob ( назад)
she's right about one thing. "That's terrible" I flagged that video so fast
man.... fucking sick
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