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I would say it's a guilty pleasure, but I'm not guilty about it. I have loved the Potters since the very first books came out, in fact I even queued up at midnight to buy the 7th and final book the day of it's release (is that sad?). Basically I know everything there is to know about this amazing wizard. The books, the films, the characters, the actors. I love them all.
So. When I found out I'd been bought tickets to the Harry Potter Studio Tour in London for Valentine's day, well, I was
First up! The costumes. Pretty much every single costume worn by the actors on the set of the films was on display in the studios. Even the Weasley's woolly jumpers from the very first films. The teachers, the death eaters, the Yule Ball 'dress robes', they were all there. I especially like Professor Dumbledore's fancy silver robes, that man has some serious style.
Considering I'm such a shopaholic, it's no surprise really that my favourite part of the tour was Diagon Alley. Fred and George's joke shop, Flourish & Blotts with Gilderoy Lockhart's books in the window, not to mention Olivander's wands! There was just so much detail that had gone into the window displays, it was i n c r e d i b l e!
Muggle shopping is so boring in comparison.
Oh and here's a few pictures of me and my over-excited face. Yes, that's a butter beer in my hands. (Try not to be too jealous, guys).
I think my second favourite part of the tour was all the sets and the intricate details that went into them. The potions room possibly being the best of these - due to the hundreds of jars of magical ingredients and the self-stirring cauldrons! So awesome. I also really liked the Weasley's kitchen. The magic knitting, washing up, and ironing. I so wish I had a kitchen that did all the chores on its own!
I'm sure I'm forgetting so much stuff, and I haven't even included half of the pictures I took. Mainly because I only had my phone with me so they're not great quality. Also because I think you should all go and check it out for yourselves!
I would say that if you go on this magical tour, then expect there to be a lot of noisy children. And I mean a lot. I think I elbowed at least three of them in the face whilst I was there (not on purpose... honestly). But then I suppose Harry Potter is a children's book, so it's only to be expected.
Oh and the most disappointing thing of the day was the gift shop. I desperately wanted to go home with a wand but when I saw the price tag I immediately decided against it. I thought I'd console myself with a bag of every flavour beans, but again, ridiculously over priced.
So I didn't come home with any souvenirs, but it didn't dampen my spirit because I still had a really great time at this amazing place! Also I've just realised how much I've been rambling on about it, so sorry about that. But it really is an impressive tour, and if you ever get a chance to go there then I think you should definitely go, even if you're not a die hard fan, like myself. You'll probably be converted!


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Nobody knows what the vowel-less SBTRKT—pronounced "subtract"—looks like. The South London DJ/producer wears an African tribal mask whenever he performs, standing inside of a DJ booth hidden behind a stony face painted in striking colors and, depending on the mask, with long strands of taffeta streaming from the chin. It's his way of distancing his personal identity from the melodic club-oriented music that he makes. "SBTRKT is not necessarily a single artist thing," he says via Skype from his hotel room in Arkansas. "It's more about trying to create an identity for a collective sound." (The video function, for the record, was switched off.)
While SBTRKT's self-titled debut album was only recently released via Young Turks (the U.K. label responsible for unearthing the xx), he has been making music for the past decade, collaborating with producers like Sinden on various side projects. He found his sound after using the screamingly British genre of garage as his starting point. "It's just got so much energy and warmth and depth," SBTRKT explains. "I just liked the space between the beats." He saw a similar appeal in dubstep when it came along some years later, which he appreciated as an open musical grid to fill in as he pleased. "It kind of leaves more room for instrumentation or interpretation. And then when you write, you can make it musical, you can make it deep, you can make it happy, you can make it poppy, you can make it whatever. And I like that, where you've got room to move with the sound. So that's how I kind of got to [where I am] now."
SBTRKT is an 11-track LP that takes elements of darker bass-oriented electronic music, colors it with vocals and shapes these into standalone songs with sticky hooks. Tracks like "Wildfire," featuring the lithe voice of Little Dragon's Yukimi Nagano, push the bass wobble of dubstep into something a bit more widely palatable and use it to pad out a tune that ultimately goes pop. The song's chart friendliness has already been recognized by Drake, the pride of Canada (after Bieber, of course), who dropped in a few verses on the remix.
Nagano isn't the only one lending her humanness to the SBTRKT sound, as a number of London voices stitch together the debut album that is carried predominantly by his full-sounding production. Frequent collaborator Sampha, singer Jessie Ware and Gorillaz tour member Roses Gabor all assist in giving SBTRKT cohesiveness and longevity as a dance music album—characteristics that greatly concerned its creator. SBTRKT recounts with a laugh that the track order alone took six months of deliberation.
"Electronic music is based around this club culture and DJs who need exclusive dub plates and everything," SBTRKT says. "Once the track comes out, within two weeks it's not fresh anymore. No one wants to hear it. They need the next new thing that a producer does. And it speeds up to this pointless thing where writing music becomes just so throwaway in electronic music. I never felt music should be like that."


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068: With Ben Schwarz
This week we were joined by Ben Schwarz, a full stack web hacker, tool maker, and tip sharer from Melbourne, Australia. We talked about (roughly in order):
- 4:00 Ben's latest project Gallery CSS
- 11:30 Global Accessibility Awareness Day
- 14:50 National Fart JavaScript Awareness Day
- 16:30 When does Ben use Grunt JS and when does he use CodeKit?
- 24:25 What are some of the worst case scenarios when using UA sniffing? Is all UA sniffing bad, or are there upsides? Chris lays down the law.
- 34:00 Responsive images via SVG by Estelle Weyl
- 42:10 What's new in Melbourn, Australia?
- 43:35 "I'm pretty good with CSS, when should I start learning SCSS? Do you have any suggestions for a Windows setup?" Scout, Live Reload, Compass.app for Windows.
- 50:30 What workflow should I use for Git since I'm not building web apps? (example, building a WordPress site)
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- 56:45 Environments for Humans – The CSS Summit is an online conference focused totally on CSS July 23-25. Three full days of training, advanced topics, and preprocessors. Coupon code SHOPTALK is good for 20% off.
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- Date: 23 Jan 2006 21:06:37 -0800
Well it looks like the trolls are back,
That would be you troll
>>It's not necessary to go through your data mining site to get Password
>>Safe. Here is the actual URL people....
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>>Bradenton, Florida is off shore now? Or did you mean off shore from some
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>>Why are you using squid if you're not logging?
>>Where would these alleged "off shore" servers reside? Care to name them?
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Guiding Hearts with Hope
Posted: May 29, 2012
Martha King began her journey while dealing with gaps in the system of treatment for those dealing with addiction. As she educated herself, she became aware of the problems associated with prescription drug abuse. That led to a desire to take action to remove an important source of drugs in the home – the unused and unwanted medications in medicine cabinets.
According to a May 3, 2012 Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) press release, "This initiative addresses a vital public safety and public health issue. Medicines that languish in home cabinets are highly susceptible to diversion, misuse, and abuse. Rates of prescription drug abuse in the U.S. are alarmingly high--more Americans currently abuse prescription drugs than the number of those using cocaine, hallucinogens, and heroin combined, according to the 2010 National Survey on Drug Use and Health. Studies show that a majority of abused prescription drugs are obtained from family and friends, including from the home medicine cabinet."
The first Drug Take-Back Collection in Hanover was organized in September 2010 in partnership with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PADEP), pharmacists, Pennsylvania State and local police, the Watershed Alliance of York (WAY) and the York County Solid Waste Authority (YCSWA). It was a complex effort. A commercial medical waste disposal company had to be engaged. Funds had to be raised to pay for disposal. Pharmacists were needed to categorize medications and law enforcement to collect and transport controlled materials. A Town Hall meeting preceded the collection with information from pharmacists, York and Adams counties coroner's offices, Pennsylvania State and local police, the Watershed Alliance of York (WAY) and Adams County Environmental Services. They discussed law enforcement, medical, and environmental issues involved in proper disposal of drugs. The York County Solid Waste Authority (YCSWA) provided local disposal information.
A second Drug Take-Back collection was held in April 2011 as part of the National DEA Drug Take-Back Initiative. This was easier than the first, explained Ms. King because drugs did not have to be identified, counted and sorted and DEA arranged for disposal of the pharmaceuticals collected. Four days after the first successful DEA Take-Back Day in 2010, Congress passed legislation amending the Controlled Substances Act to allow the DEA to develop a permanent process for people to safely and conveniently dispose of their prescription drugs. After President Obama signed the Safe and Secure Drug Disposal Act of 2010 on October 12, DEA immediately began developing regulations for a more permanent solution. The regulations have not yet been completed and released, but are expected by the end of the year.
A third Drug Take-Back collection was held in October 2011, again part of the National DEA Drug Take-Back Initiative, which sponsors events in the spring and fall.
The most recent drug collection, held on Saturday April 28, 2012 was a great success. A second town hall meeting with a panel of speakers consisting of: Martha King, Guiding Hearts with Hope; Special Agent Craig LeCadre, Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General; Gary Peacock, WAY; and Diane Oleson, Penn State Extension preceded the collection. Guiding Hearts with Hope of Hanover in collaboration with DEA, WAY, YCSWA, state police, Hanover law enforcement and participating pharmacies collected unused medications at eight locations across York County. Two Giant pharmacies in Hanover collected 984 pounds in 4 hours. Forty three additional Giant pharmacies participated as collection sites throughout the state. Collection amounts have been increasing steadily with each collection with the involvement of more collection sites and additional outreach to the public. Additional partners include the York County Solid Waste Authority, Penn State Extension, and the York County Conservation District.
The Drug Enforcement Agency reports that, nationwide on April 28th, citizens turned in a record-breaking 552,161 pounds (276 tons) of unwanted or expired medications for safe and proper disposal at the 5,659 take-back sites that were available in all 50 states and U.S. territories. When the results of the four DEA Take Back Days held to date are combined, the DEA and its state, local, and tribal law-enforcement and community partners have removed over 1.5 million pounds (774 tons) of medication from circulation.
Ms. King is continuing her efforts to obtain 501-C3 status for Guiding Hearts with Hope. She is looking for community volunteers and working with partners within York and Adams Counties to develop a Pharmaceutical Disposal Task Force to increase knowledge and education about proper disposal avenues available to the public and awareness of the magnitude of the social and environmental impacts of the problem.
For more information on Guiding Hearts with Hope, contact:
Martha L. King, CRS
Guiding Hearts with Hope
P.O. Box 485
Hanover, Pa. 17331
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van Raalte, Alyson, Martikainen, Pekka and Myrskylä, Mikko (2014) Lifespan variation by occupational class: compression or stagnation over time. Demography, 51 (1). pp. 73-95. ISSN 1533-7790
Cross-sectional analyses of adult lifespan variation have found an inverse association between socioeconomic position and lifespan variation, but the trends by social class are unknown. We investigated trends in lifespan variation over four decades (1971–2010) by occupational social class (manual, lower nonmanual, upper nonmanual, other) using Finnish register data. We performed age and cause-of-death decompositions of lifespan variation for each sex (a) by occupational class over time and (b) between occupational classes at a shared level of life expectancy. Although life expectancy increased in all classes, lifespan variation was stable among manual workers and decreased only among nonmanual classes. These differences were caused by early-adult mortality: older-age lifespan variation declined for all the classes, but variation in early-adult mortality increased for all classes except the highest. The manual class's high and stagnant lifespan variation was driven by declines in circulatory diseases that were equally spread over early mortality-compressing and older mortality-expanding ages, as well as by high early-adult mortality from external causes. Results were similar for men and women. The results of this study, which is the first to document trends in lifespan variation by social class, suggest that mortality compression is compatible with increasing life expectancy but currently achieved only by higher occupational classes.
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Re: ps3 will not connect online or ps network
Im sure its one of those random error messages that sony never even bothers to fix either by being lazy
Any way i dont think its anything to worry about even i seen it on my screen alot when i used to sign in to PSN but it throws em out like goodie bags in birthday party.
Just give it a few seconds.. maybe weeks
Re: ps3 will not connect online or ps network
Well dude you should probably replace it or get rid of it i mean it might not be worth your precious time, while and breath..
Im not surprised TRUST ME i been through this s** b4 also network is a huge problem when it came to even relying on online gameplay but hey i needed to have my Twisted Metal man.. But i been having that issue myself i thought it was temporary but i just gave up on it. I stopped signing into PSN on my PS3 cause of that reason i mean offline feels better no longer relying on that service that is no way guaranteed to work.
Anyway for your own sake i would say to just replace it or call sony and tell them to ring your PS3 up for service and pay to have the system fixed AND also delivery has to have some things paid off.
Or stop trying trust me when it comes to PS3 and its online service it is not something to continue bothering over i learned that the hard way so i of course stopped logging in to it.
Re: ps3 will not connect online or ps network
Well buddy im sorry but i think you should really just not try anymore its better to play offline really i mean all online gaming is is just shooters anyway.
Im not willing to try the PSN anymore its not worth my time at all.
Sorry man but thats Sony for ya hate to say it.. well actually NO i dont Its hella true sony cant do anything right no wonder they got hacked in 2011.
Just stick to offline gaming man its the same.
Re: ps3 will not connect online or ps network
Make sure the PS3 is off first, then, unplug the power from your modem and router for 30 seconds, then plug the power back in.
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Jobcentre / JSA Payment and Bank Holidays?
Hiya during the holidays my JSA is usally early but this maynot be the case the job centre is highly unreliable with payments
Jobseekers Allowance payment over bank holidays?
Bank holidays don't count as working days, no.
I have 3 accounts with the same bank. Can the bank take a payment from an account if I haven't authorised it?
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No they don't, they run on railway lines.
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The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Internal Challenges on the Road to Peace
Certain domestic Israeli and Palestinian concerns—from state institution-building and secular-religious divides, to coalition politics and educational reform—have strong implications for the broader conflict, and for international efforts towards a peaceful resolution. Through a range of programing launched in 2010, USIP has explored such critical yet oft-neglected internal dynamics, and continues to prioritize this issue through convening, grants, and programing in the field.
- Analyze issues of internal significance to Israelis and Palestinians and their implications for achieving a peaceful resolution to the conflict;
- Promote debate and discussion around the impact of these issues on the ability to build consensus toward a negotiated solution among the Israeli and Palestinian publics;
- Contribute to the field of analysis and awareness surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by emphasizing the interplay between top-down and bottom-up processes
With the resumption of direct talks between Israelis and Palestinians in September of 2010, focus on the conflict became centered once again on government-to-government peace process efforts and the paradigm of bilateral – and in some cases multilateral – relations and negotiations. Such an emphasis, while key to efforts to resolve the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian and Arab conflict, can obscure the multitude of challenges that the individual parties face internally and the socio-political dynamics that contribute to the life of the conflict yet potentially offer opportunities for resolving it.
Whether relations in Israel between Jewish and Arab citizens of the state; deepening political and ideological divides between secular and religious segments of society; the split in Palestinian leadership between Hamas and Fatah, factious politics within the ruling parties, or the challenges of building a state, or pursuing a peace agenda within such a fractured and fraught context, such issues, call for serious consideration.
- Learn about the Institute's programmatic work on some of these issues in Israel and the Palestinian Territories.
- Read President Nancy Lindborg's reflections on the value of intra-societal initiatives in her piece: "Can Anything Save the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process?"
- Read about the Abraham Fund Initiative's USIP grant on policing in a divided society.
- Read about the USIP and University of Maryland partnership study of Israeli and Palestinian public opinion.
- Watch USIP's public conversation with Jerusalem's Hand in Hand School.
- Learn about the Institute's public event: Identity Politics, Public Opinion, and the Peace Process: The Challenges and Opportunities for Bringing Publics on Board; part of USIP's one-day conference on Twenty Years After Madrid.
- Read USIP's report by Jennings Randolph Senior Fellow, Sammy Smooha, on "Arab-Jewish Relations in Israel: Alienation and Rapprochement."
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Teams from seven area high schools competed in culinary arts challenges to create unique dishes from a variety of ingredients. The annual competition is co-sponsored by Southwestern Illinois College, Monroe-Randolph Regional Office of Education and Okaw Regional Vocational System.
"We're proud to offer local students the chance to show off what they have learned in high school culinary classes with this event," said SWIC Culinary Arts and Food Management Program Coordinator Leisa Brockman. "It gives us a chance to really see what these students are capable of doing."
SWIC Culinary Arts faculty and other local culinary experts judged the students' work on the taste and appearance of the food, sanitation, and students' ability to explain their dishes.
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With a stay at Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne, you'll be centrally located in Melbourne, steps from Comedy Theatre and Her Majesty's Theatre. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Old Melbourne Gaol and Princess Theatre.
Make yourself at home in one of the 160 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. LCD televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Bathrooms have designer toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge).
Grab a bite at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
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Featured amenities include a business center, limo/town car service, and express check-in. Planning an event in Melbourne? This hotel has facilities measuring 5380 square feet (500 square meters), including a conference center. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Elevator/lift
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Conference center
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Conference space size (meters) - 500
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Pool sun loungers
- Bar/lounge
- Conference space
- Outdoor pool
- Airport transportation
- Concierge services
- Business center
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Total number of rooms - 160
- Express check-in
- Conference space size (feet) - 5380
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Computer station
- Fitness facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Rooftop terrace
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Free WiFi
- Television in common areas
- Number of floors - 17
- Smoke-free property
- 24-hour front desk
- Pool umbrellas
- Self parking (surcharge)
Room Facilities
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Phone
- Free cribs/infant beds
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- Desk
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- Free WiFi
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by Shirajiv Sirimane in Hambantota
centuries Sri Lanka was famous for the export of tea, rubber, gems and
many other items. However, only less than one percent of the population
may know that centuries ago, the then Ceylon exported metal to Rome,
Europe, Arab and other developed countries mainly to manufacture armour,
including swords.
In a rocky area in Samanalawewa, near Embilitpitiya a mistrial
furnace powered by strong monsoon winds was built. Field trials using
replica furnaces confirm that this furnace-type used a wind-based
air-supply principle that is distinct from either forced or natural
draught and can produce high-carbon steel. This technology sustained a
major industry in this area during the first millennium AD.
The metal produced here was exported there was a time when ships
sailed to Hambantota. (Sadly today Sri Lanka is spending millions of
rupees to import steel.)
Constantinople was the trading point that linked China with Europe
and it took almost two and a half years to transport goods along the
Silk route overland. However, due to the conflicts between countries
over the Silk Route, alternative routes had to be found to connect
ancient Alexandria with China.
Then the Chinese and the Arab's selected Hambantota in the centre of
the former Maritime Silk Route around 250 BC for sea transportation.
The International Monetary Fund Mission Chief to Sri Lanka, Dr.
Brian Aitkin with Chairman Ports Authority, Dr. Priyath Wickrama,
Deputy Chief Engineer, Sri Lanka Ports Authority, Agil
Hewageegana and Chinese officials inspecting the progress of the
Hambantota Port.
The name "Hambantota" was derived from the Sinhala word "Hamban" and
"Thota". The former which was used to describe a certain variety of
sailing craft and the latter which means the "port". Hence "Hambantota"
was really the "port for Hambans".
Even today this sea route is operational with 36,000 ships passing
Hambantota annually.
China, Korea and Japan are some of the highest oil consuming nations
in the world with Crude oil from the Gulf and 4,500 tankers sail each
year on the same route. Singapore is among the best three Ports in the
World with over 5,000 ship companies. This caters to 4,500 oil tankers
from Dubai and over 100,000 other vessels that anchor in Singapore.
These large ships, however, had to do a de route of three-and-a-half
days to Singapore and also to India, Thailand, and Malaysian harbours
for refuelling, buying provisions medical supplies and other essentials.
However, the Colombo Port due to its location and limited capacity was
never on this map of those tankers and other ships which sail close to
Sri Lanka.
When the Hambantota Port is completed ships could save nearly three
days sailing of time, fuel and enjoy numerous benefits by anchoring at
Hambantota. It is envisaged that many of the 4,500 oil tankers would
anchor in Hambantota for bunkering, ship repairing, and to purchase
food, water and medical supplies and logistics.
It is expected that at least 20 percent of the shipping traffic
mainly the oil tankers would call over at the Hambantota Port.
The neighbouring countries have suddenly realised that the Hambantota
project is now a reality. Hence these countries are now taking
precautions to keep the ships sailing to their harbours and keep the
ship companies in their countries.
Thailand has launched several ambitious projects similar to India's
stalled Sethu Samudram project to woo these ships and Malaysia too is
exploring feasibility of planing a new sea route.
However, these would take a long time to materialise and by that time
Hambantota would be one of the busiest harbours in the region.
The progressive idea of constructing a Port in Hambantota had been in
the air for over three decades with successive governments, taking no
serious interest in it.
However, no government or a political leader had the vision to go
ahead with the implementation of the project.
Even under the Southern Development Authority set up in 1977 the
Hambantota Port project proposal was confined only to words and
proposals. The proposal was only limited to feasibility studies again
and again with budgets running into millions but to no avail.
There was one individual, a shipping industry-lover Ariya
Wickramanayake of Master Divers who did a study with his own funds and
presented it to President Mahinda Rajapaksa, then a Minister.
Rajapaksa who already knew the importance of the project presented
this study project and several other proposals on the construction of
the Port to the then leaders of the Country. Various excuses were
trotted out and the project never got off the ground.
Rajapaksa as soon as he was elected President got the project moving
and most importantly wooed the Chinese leaders for funds which too was
not possible before making the project a reality.
According to the Chairman of the Ports Authority, Priyath Wickrama,
the first stage of the Hambantota Port Development is to be completed by
the end of this year which is ahead of schedule. The total cost for the
project is US$ 360 million.
Sri Lankan engineers and their Chinese counterparts from the China
Harbour Engineering Company and Sinohydro Corporation are using maximum
resources within the locality. Steps are also being taken to wash sea
sand and use it for construction.
The 600 metre long jetty is now nearing completion and the depth of
the basin would be 17 metres. In the Colombo harbour the depth is only
15.5 metres. The turning circle would be 600 metres and the breakwater
would be 1450 metres.
One of the biggest advantages of the Port site is the 22 metre depth
to the mouth of the harbour, a unique geographical feature which even
the Indian Ports could not match.
The business opportunities from the project locally and
internationally will definitely trickle down to the masses with over
50,000 indirect employment opportunities being created.
A cement grinding and bagging plant would be set up along with
fertiliser bagging plants.
Warehousing and offshore services too would create wealth to the
area. The operation of an LP gas terminal for the first time in the
country would create two tiers of pricing with the Southerners expected
to receive LP gas at reduced prices due to low taxes and overheads.
The bunkering facility and the Tank Farm project too have commenced
bringing more benefits to the country. The bunkering facility will
comprise 14 tanks. Eight tanks will be used to provide oil for ships and
aviation fuel while three will be used to store LP gas.
In a few years the Hambantota district per capita income is expected
to be on par with the districts in the Western Province, which would be
an achievement.
The US$ 600 million funds needed to launch the second project to be
completed in 2014 too are expected to be found again with Chinese
assistance. Under the third phase of development a Dockyard too would be
Hambantota Port also holds several unique world achievements which
Sri Lanka can be proud of.
The Port would be the world's biggest harbour constructed on land in
this century.
When completed the Hambantota harbour on 4,000 areas of land could
accommodate 33 vessels to berth at any given time after completion,
which would make it the biggest harbour in South Asia.
The proposed 15-storey administrative complex for the Port which
could even withstand a tsunami would also be one of the best designed
shipping structures in the SAARC region.
The port of Rotterdam from 1962-2004 was the world's busiest ports
until it was surpassed by Shanghai. It had higher volumes than the
Singapore port. China's Shanghai overtook Hong Kong to become the
world's second largest container port.
It is also the only harbour in the World where shippers could witness
peacock and deer roaming freely in the 4,000 acre land as great care was
taken to safeguard the environment.
Hambantota too is in line to be listed among the world's busiest
harbours and this would make Sri Lanka proud, a small country which was
recently is elevated to a middle income country.
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I think we were excited and a bit nervous as we had not seen Randy & Audrey for 40 years. They were our neighbors at Moffet Field in California when Wayne & Randy were in the Navy. We've exchanged Christmas letters and pictures faithfully every year so had kept tabs on each other during the long span of not seeing each other. We parked the camper about a block away near the local elevator as there wasn't room in the church parking lot and the streets were really narrow. As we walked up to the church a man was just getting out of a pickup and sure enough, it was Randy! It was an immediate bond with this fellow Navy veteran. Audrey drove separately because she was getting food ready for the dinner but arrived soon after
We all grew up on farms. Randy & Wayne both went to 2 years of college before enlisting in the Navy to avoid the draft into the Army during the Vietnam War. They ended up in the same squadron at Moffet Field and both did tours of duty in Okinawa during that time but not together. Their oldest son is about a year younger than Missy but they played together when we lived in the same neighborhood at Moffet Field. Randy & Wayne are the same age, Audrey and I are the same age. Randy was discharged from the Navy just a couple months before Wayne was and went back to his hometown to farm with his dad. Wayne would have done the same but his dad had sold the farm while he was in the Navy so he looked for other work and ended up at Basin Electric.
Randy still farms but has some limitations as he was in a very serious car accident in 2004. Audrey still works as a nurse full time at a clinic in a nearby town. We went for a drive in the afternoon to see their farmland and the surrounding area. We also sat in the camper for awhile and looked at the few pictures we had taken when we were at Moffet Field in April 2011. The hangar where they worked looks the same and still had the sign of their squadron on it even though the base is now a NASA Facility rather than a Navy base
We said goodbye late in the afternoon with hopes of getting together for a vacation some time. In the mean time we'll continue to exchange our Christmas letters and remember with fondness the bond we have from those Navy days.
We drove about an hour to a Kansas State Park and registered for 2 nights. I was thrilled to get out the hiking boots this morning with plans to spend the morning on the trail. We knew there was rain in the forecast but we checked the radar and it looked like it was to the south of us and was going to miss us. Besides it wasn't a very long hike (5.5 miles up and back) so thought we would be back before it started. Silly us...we didn't take our rain gear because we didn't think we needed to carry a backpack for such a short hike! I did learn my lesson and will be taking it any time there's a remote chance of a sprinkle in the future.
We were in about a mile when the light rain started, but we were in the trees so it wasn't really getting us wet. We kept going and by the time we got to mile 2 we were getting wet. We hiked to the top of the next hill and that wasn't the end so decided to turn around and head back. It started to rain harder and by the time we got back we were soaking wet. There was even some thunder and lightning which I don't like at all. Shortly after we got inside the camper, it down poured! There was a break this afternoon during which time I went to the laundry room to do a couple loads of clothes but the rest of the day it has rained and rained and rained!
This area was included in the drought that Texas and Oklahoma experienced this year so this must be very welcome. I just hope it's not too much for Randy's winter wheat that he had planted recently.


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Here, at the Oval Door Bed and Breakfast, we believe it vitally important that we make choices that have a positive impact on our environment. Since purchasing the inn in 1998, we have been slowly making changes that reflect this belief. While it has been a process, and not always the simplest (or most inexpensive!) choices, we are proud of what we have accomplished and where we are heading in the future. Our hope is that you can feel good about the choice you've made; to stay at The Oval Door.
What makes us "green"?
We have an extensive recycling program that helps our inn recycle 70% of waste. Guest rooms are outfitted with receptacles, so that guests can also recycle.
Our guest bathrooms are equipped with refillable shampoo, conditioner, and lotion dispensers to reduce plastic production and waste. Our soaps are vegetable based and packaged in 100% recyclable, non-bleached board.
All our printed material is re-used for scratch paper and in-house memos. In addition, all in-house printing is done on 100% post consumer recycled paper. Our toilet paper, facial tissues, and paper towels are all made from recycled fibers.
All cleaning agents and chemicals used to clean our inn have been replaced by non-toxic, environmentally safe products. This includes our laundry and dish washing facilities.
We never use any disposable food service items, such as paper and plastic cups, utensils and plates.
Many of our inn's lights are Compact Fluorescent Lights and we are working toward replacing more.
Our linen and towel re-use program greatly reduces laundry detergent and water usage
All usable items are donated to local non-profit organizations (furniture, towels and linens, lost and found items, etc.)
Many of our appliances and equipment are energy efficient models or will be replaced by an energy efficient model when the time comes to re-purchase. Our guest room toilets are eco friendly models and our bathroom flooring is natural material.
Our landscaping is planted with native Oregon foliage that tolerates our natural water availability. Any watering that is done is in the early morning to minimize evaporation.
We are a smoke free, pet free inn.
We serve locally roasted, fair-trade certified, organic coffee from Cafe Mam , local/free range eggs, and strive to serve local dairy and produce when available.
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Wilhelm Albin Marty, 61, and Loshiar Lili Marie Marty, 58, had served half of a seven-year sentence for abusing children in India's commercial capital.
A High Court judge said further custody would serve no purpose.
Activists urged the court to review its decision to allow the 600,000 rupee ($13,400) compensation deal.
The couple have not been released from jail yet.
They were arrested in December 2000 in Bombay, also known as Mumbai, after reports that they were luring children with toys and taking them to their hotel room.
Police found pornographic material in their room and on their computer.
The pair were held in custody from their arrest and were sentenced to seven years in March 2003.
They have also been accused of sexually abusing children in Sri Lanka and Thailand.
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The couple had been challenging the conviction but offered to pay 100,000 rupees to each of their six child victims in return for early release.
Justice AS Aguiar accepted their argument and ordered their release from jail in Pune after the compensation had been paid.
Social activists and non-governmental organisations reacted with anger to the High Court order.
Nigama Mascarenhas, convenor of the Forum Against Child Sexual Exploitation, said: "We learnt from the papers yesterday. It's shocking news.
"Whatever has happened should not have happened. They were caught red-handed and they were punished. Now we find the conviction has been reduced."
The forum is consulting legal experts and will make a decision soon on its course of action.
Mansoor Qadri, a trustee of Saathi, an NGO working with street children, said: "It's unjustified, it's unexpected and... the reasons given by the court are shocking."
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With a stay at Grand Beach Hotel Surfside West in Surfside (North Beach), you'll be minutes from Surfside Beach and Bal Harbour Shops. This hotel is within close proximity of Haulover Park Marina and Normandy Shores Golf Club.

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Make yourself at home in one of the 73 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and iPod docking stations. Rooms have private balconies. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while 42-inch flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms have bathrobes and hair dryers.

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The members of the U.S. Nordic combined team will head into the team event Wednesday with high hopes for a medal.
"They think they can do it," former coach Tom Steitz said. "It's going to be a challenge, but it's possible."
After Austria and Germany turned in strong performances in the two-jump, 15-kilometer individual event Saturday, those teams are fav--orites to capture the medals in the team event. But the United States, Finland and Norway have what it takes to challenge the favorites.
Steitz thinks some of the other teams are vulnerable.
"You don't win the team event," Steitz said. "You lose it."
The keys for the American team will be getting a strong showing from Todd Lodwick, who finished eighth in Sat-urday's competition, and Bill Demong, who was 15th in the individual event.
The Americans also need Johnny Spillane to have a solid jumping performance and to ski a strong leg in the relay cross-county race. Spillane is suffering from an early season shoulder injury that has sidelined him for all but four World Cup events this season.
Spillane, who won the World Championship sprint event in Val di Fiemme, Italy, in 2003, looked strong early in Saturday's 15-kilometer race before slowing and dropping off the pace.
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A strategic approach to Infrastructure Asset Management
Too, Eric G., Betts, Martin, & Arun, Kumar (2006) A strategic approach to Infrastructure Asset Management. In Sirikijpanichkul, Ackchai & Wai, Shih Hoi (Eds.) BEE Postgraduate Infrastructure Theme Conference 2006, 26 September 2006, Gardens Point Campus, Queensland University of Technology.
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Infrastructure asset management has grown in importance in recent years. In practice, many approaches and models have been adopted by organisations managing different infrastructure assets. The aim of this paper is to synthesise various asset management practices currently in use. The paper will also provide in brief, the concept of an integrative strategic infrastructure asset management framework. The framework broadly consists of three main components: strategic analysis, strategic choice and strategic implementation. An integrative strategic infrastructure asset management framework is important as it is presented as a process model, is generic and can be applied to various types of infrastructure assets.
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Linda Diane Rathbone
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WAYNESVILLE — Linda Diane Rathbone, 60, of Waynesville passed away peacefully Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014. at MedWest Homestead in Clyde.
A native of Waynesville, she was a daughter of the late William and Hazel Hampton Rathbone. She was a graduate of Haywood Community College and retired from the Waynesville Country Club. She enjoyed spending time with family and going to lunch with her friends. She also enjoyed her time at Smokemont Riding Stables in Cherokee.
Surviving is her son, Travis Burns of Christiansburg, Virginia; sister, Donna Rathbone-Horne and husband, Chuck, of Waynesville; nephew, Josh Horne of Waynesville, and grand-niece, Ella Horne.
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Weber's seems to not want strangers or new customers, to spend all their attention on regulars at the bar. The last two times I visited the bartendress and waitress were very inattentive, slow, and disinterested in my orders and questions. A great place to watch sports, but don't let the help disappoint you.
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Westfields Golf Club — A True Golfer's Dream
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One of the best things about Westfields Golf Club in thriving Northern Virginia is the silence. After teeing off on this Fred Couples' signature course in Clifton, prick up your ears and the loudest thing you will hear is the gentle murmur of a faraway fairway mower or the cheerful greeting of the seemingly always available offer from the beverage cart girl. Oh, and the course isn't too bad either. Located just minutes from the hustle and bustle of Northern Virginia's I-66, the Washington D.C. beltway, and the never ending housing developments that canvas the area, this upscale daily fee 18-hole golf course seems light years away.
Golfers, don't pinch yourself . . . this isn't a dream, it's very real. There are not many tracts of land available in this part of suburbia, but Couples and partner Gene Bates managed to lay out a superb parkland style course on just 150 acres, all without a house or single vehicle in sight. Easily and quickly accessible from major arteries, Westfields feels like a private golfing sanctuary miles from civilization. Brilliantly woven through majestic oak and beech trees, Westfields gently rolls golfers past several wetlands on a green carpet of exquisitely manicured playing surfaces. In 1998, Couples' goal was to create a golfer's delight, and much like his prodigious tee shots during his glory days of the 90s, Boom Boom has definitely hit the nail on the head. Although most fairways are lined by dense strands of mature hardwoods, the course doesn't make the average golfer feel claustrophobic. Couples' golf travels around the world have been blended into Westfields.
Another quality here is the "Member for a Day" treatment that golfers receive when they turn into the driveway and pull in front of Westfields' elegant and tasteful clubhouse. From the bag drop guys, the professional staff, and back to the starters and rangers, golfers are treated with a friendly and all the way first-class treatment at Westfields. Before venturing out to take on Couples' and Bates' brilliant layout make sure to check out Boom Boom's golfing memorabilia located in the center halls of the clubhouse − from old photos to one of Couples' President Cup golf bags − there's plenty of neat stuff for all of Freddy's fans to savor.
But the golf course is the true centerpiece, and choosing the right set of tees is key. Select from five, ranging from the short 4597 Red up to the 6897 Boom Boom. Most golfers will find the 6496 Blue or 6034 White a fair test of golf. The fairway landing areas are well defined and fairly generous with most holes framed by impressive potato chip-like looking bunkers. Westfields is a fun to play golf course with plenty of memorable holes, and enough challenges for the diehard golf junkie.
The signature hole comes early, but several worthy challengers follow behind. The par 3 third pictured on the cover is a true eye-catcher with its L-shaped green protected by a large pond in front and framed by bold and stunning rock croppings. From the Boom Boom tees at 223 yards it's a test for even a touring pro. From the 155-yard White tees, it's still no pushover. Back-to-back longish par 4's define the front side at Westfields. The fifth is a straightaway 448-yard (Boom Boom) that is protected by a single fairway bunker to the left. The sixth is the longest par 4 on the course at 473 yards, but plays a little shorter than its actual yardage. Guarded by three huge fairway bunkers and a green that's tucked behind yet another daunting bunker, take par here and move on gleefully.
Couples and Bates provide the requisite short par 4 on the back, in fact, you'll discover a pair of back-to-back gems at the thirteenth and fourteenth holes. The 365-yard thirteenth is a slight dogleg to the right that features an old Civil War graveyard just off the right of the fairway. Hit it there and enjoy the history − and don't forget to take a free drop. The 285-yard par 4 fourteenth offers golfers a chance to drive the green, but to do so the tee shot must be carved in from left to right. A gaping greenside bunker and plenty of hardwoods lurks to the right. The par 5 fifteenth features an awe-inspiring elevated tee shot to a wide landing area. It's uphill the rest of the way, so take more club if going for the green in two. My favorite hole at Westfields is the scenic par 4 sixteenth that can stretch out to 384 yards. A creek meanders down the entire left side of the fairway and dumps into a pond just off the left of a narrow sliver of green.
Several miles north on route 29 is the Westfields Marriott. This world-class state-of-the-art hotel features a full service day spa, complete conference center, and access to the golf course. General Manager Jason Paul and his entire crew make this facility not only one of the top upscale courses in the mid-Atlantic, but also a favorite destination for group and corporate outings. Westfields and Couples deliver on their promise of excellent golf and exceptional service − all the makings of a true golfer's dream.
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Sly Fox Golf Club (formerly Jackson's Chase) —
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It's very likely that somewhere along your travels in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia you will pass farmland where horses roam the countryside. It still remains part of the charm and beauty of this area. The rolling terrain which dominates the topography of the region is prevalent at Jackson's Chase Golf Club just outside of Front Royal. The dramatic landscape which this course is routed on is one rich in history. So, before we talk about the golf course, open up your books for a brief Civil War lesson. General Stonewall Jackson, the course's namesake, had a decisive victory in a series of battles for the Confederacy in what has come to be known as "Jackson's Valley Campaign." Jackson did this with a paltry total of 17,000 men, compared to the Union's 60,000. That's kind of like taking on your buddies in a game of golf with only 5 clubs compared to their 14. He did this by using the geography of the valley to his advantage, forcing the Union to alter their future strategies. On the fateful morning of May 24, 1862, with a brigade camped on the golf course land, Jackson gave chase after Union troops in Strasburg, eventually doing battle with them in Newtown (now known as Stephen's City) before defeating them in Winchester. That's the Cliffs Notes version. Put your pencils down, pass your papers forward, class dismissed.
Jackson's Chase is affectionately known by locals as "The Chase" or "The Jack," and much like Stonewall did in his skirmishes, you too can use the natural features to assist your game when you tackle this popular and beautiful course. The undulating playing field can be used on several holes to put you in prime areas to score better. Most will tell you that The Jack, like many courses, is the type that requires a couple of rounds to figure out the nooks and crannies. I've always thought that was one of the best traits of the golf game…education. The par-72 layout stretches from a comfortable 4400 yards for the ladies to nearly 6600 from the tips.
The front nine opens with a relatively easy par 4 where all of your trouble is to the left. The par 3 second hole has a deep green, so back pin placements will force you to take an extra club. From the back tees, the longest hole at Jackson's Chase is the par 5 third. Some newly added bunkers down the right side will come into play if you are laying up on your second shot. The green is also one of the tougher ones, sloping from front to back. The fourth hole has and still remains my favorite par 4. A solid tee shot is needed to reach the top of the hill, with the green set back amongst the trees. Par is always a good score here. Another good par 4 is the fifth, with bunkers protecting both sides of the fairway. Favor the left side on your tee shot at the sixth. Balls will ricochet down to the right side, setting up your approach on this par 4. Much like the second hole, the par 3 seventh requires all carry to the green, which is level with the tee box and has a deep valley between them. The eighth is a par 5 that normally requires three shots, with an emphasis on placing the second shot in a small island-type fairway. The green is built into the side of a hill, so errant shots won't go too far down the beaten path. A demanding tee shot over a ghastly gorge faces you on the par 4 ninth, but that is a piece of cake compared to the green, which requires Stonewall Jackson-like strategy to conquer.
The inward nine starts with the par 5 tenth with its striking elevation changes and defined landing areas. This is the beginning of a section at The Chase that one may label target golf with ravines and lakes that need to be avoided. Make sure not to miss the green left, because the drop-off makes for a very difficult up-and-down. The par 3 eleventh plays from an elevated tee to a two-tiered green protected by a pond. With Signal Knob Mountain in the background, this hole has achieved signature status. A fairway metal or rescue club is a wise choice for your tee shot on the par 4 twelfth. The deep chasm that splits the property must be force carried. Thirteen is an exciting par 5 that has a "go for two" mentality which leads to good scoring opportunities. Make use of the sloping fairway on the tough par 4 fourteenth. Tee shots need to be played up the right side. Things ease up quite a bit from here on in at Jackson's Chase. I've seen fifteen and seventeen, both par 4's reached by drives on occasion. Nestled back in the woods, the par 3 sixteenth is easily handled with proper club choice…just don't miss left. The closing par 4 is also a decent birdie hole, all set up by a solid tee ball that reaches the top of the hill.
The logo for Jackson's Chase has the aforementioned general sitting stoically on his horse. You can imagine the patience and endurance during adversity that Jackson had to go through with his famous valley campaign. Those traits come in handy today as you step up to the tee and test your courage and valor during your crusade at The Chase.
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This report covers conditions and observations made between Monday, June 3 and Sunday June 30, 2013. The next report is scheduled for Monday, August 5, 2013. However, in the event of any significant occurrences prior to that date, this site will be updated as soon as possible.
This report's photos for the southern region present the splitting nuts of the Nonpareil in Madera County, followed by an example of the web spinning mites that have infested many orchards in Tulare and Kern County. Our final image shows evidence of the salt burn observed on the Fritz variety, also in Kern County.
Widely varying temperatures were reported throughout the southern region during the June transition from Spring into Summer. The period's opening days brought a spike in maximum temperatures as readings climbed from the upper 80's and lower 90's, reaching to as high as 108 degrees by Saturday, the 8th. Readings then dropped dramatically over the next two weeks, ranging from the upper 70's to upper 80's. Following a particularly significant cooling period between the 23rd and 25th when an unusual winter-like storm passed over the northern and central regions, readings recovered quickly as a dry, stable air mass settled over the state, driving temperatures to as high as 108 degrees throughout the region, setting a few new records. Morning lows for the majority of the period ranged between the upper 50's and lower 60's. However, most notably during the period's hottest days, minimum temperatures dipped only into the upper 70's in the coolest locations.
Water supplies have become a prime concern among growers in the southern San Joaquin Valley. Water deliveries from the Chowchilla and Madera Irrigation Districts began during the month, providing some degree of relief for grower's deep wells in those areas. However, the Fresno Irrigation District has announced that it will curtail deliveries to its Fancher and Dry Creek Divisions at mid-July. Observers are reporting that growers in the Madera and Fresno Districts anticipate having surface water available until harvest, but will have to resort to their private wells to complete the growing season. Deliveries to those drawing their water from the federal Central Valley Project remain at 20% of contracted amounts. Ominously, these growers have also been told that if the state receives only a normal snowpack during the upcoming winter, there will be no deliveries during the 2014 irrigation season. Growers in the federal system typically transfer water from fallowed lands they own in order to help meet their crop needs. However, should the threat of a "zero" allocation come true, no transfers will be possible next year and growers will be totally reliant on their privately owned deep wells. Growers continue to service existing wells as their pumping levels drop. Drillers report that they are extremely busy, servicing existing wells as well as preparing new sites, particularly in the Madera County area.
Water quality is also become a bit of an issue under the pressure of rising salinity levels recorded in grower's private wells. As visible in the third of this report's photos, observers have noted increasing leaf burn in salt sensitive varieties.
As shown on the first of this report's photos, observers have noted the start of the Nonpareil hull split. Treatments to control Navel Orange Worm, NOW, began in the Kern and Tulare County areas on the 20th, with growers farther to the north following shortly thereafter. Growers are also monitoring soil moisture levels closely as they work to withhold irrigation to one-half of consumptive use for a two week period in an effort to reduce the incidence of fungal hull rot infections, while not imposing undue stress on the trees. This delicate balance is made much more difficult by the heat wave currently enveloping the entire Central Valley.
Observers are reporting that growers in the Madera and Fresno County areas have had relatively few difficulties with web-spinning mites, with a few orchards having populations building to levels requiring treatment. The same cannot be said for those in the Tulare and Kern County areas, who have been engaged in a pitched battle. Observers are reporting that growers there have been unable to adequately control infestations and many plantings are covered with webbing, as may be seen in the second of this report's photos. Growers report that dust covering the trees as a result of the winds the region has experienced this year has reduced the efficacy of miticide treatments and allowed populations to grow to damaging levels. Some have had to make multiple treatments to prevent their orchards from being defoliated.
The next few weeks will find growers completing final pre-harvest preparations. Observers are reporting that shaking of the first orchards to be harvested should begin prior to the end of July.
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