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Gilles Sadowski wrote: > Hi. > > What do you think of introducing logging statements in CM? > [If it was already discussed, does someone have a pointer?] We have not discussed this topic much since the beginning of [math], when we made the decision to try to avoid any external dependencies and the dependency that we had in the early pre-1.0 release code on commons-logging was removed [1]. We have talked about logging in commons components a few times over the years [2][3] and as Craig pointed out in [2] the discussion always splits into two parts - the first part is do you need logging at all in the component and the second is if you do, what is the right framework to use doing it. [math] has gotten *much more complex* than it was when we concluded that we could communicate all we needed to clients via exceptions, so I think the topic it is worth revisiting now. Thinking about my personal experience both debugging and using the library, I see four basic use cases for logging in [math] 0) exception logging 1) progress indication 2) alternative to exceptions for communicating warnings or other information to the client 3) intermediate results / algorithm traces I don't see a compelling need for 0)-2) and 2) is in general a bad idea (even worse than relying on exception messages). I have inserted and removed logging for 3) *many* times though and have even thought about adding "instrumented" versions of some methods to keep track of and make available to clients intermediate values / objects. So I think at least that use case is worth talking about. I am sure there are others as well. Lets decide the first question first - do we *need* logging - before we attack the second one (how to do it). Thanks to great work by Ralph, Simon, Dennis et al over the last couple of years, introducing logging into commons components is not as scary as it used to be, so we should not preempt the discussion of whether or not we should do it with concerns about implementation. Phil [1] http://markmail.org/message/xlrtk2kw35qlyy65 [2] http://markmail.org/message/c2rcbcwg24ly43h2 [3] http://markmail.org/message/4oziorlrr2fbkr5s > > Best, > Gilles > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran, who conquered music charts in his native United Kingdom with his 2011 debut album "+", is bringing his unique style of acoustic soul hip-hop to the United States.
Sheeran, 21, of Suffolk county, England, created his album "+" in one month after his single "The A-Team" picked up steam through digital downloads in the UK early in 2011. It peaked at No. 3 on the singles chart.
The album, released last September, debuted at No. 1 in the UK and earned the coveted breakthrough artist and best solo male awards at the 2012 Brit Awards, the UK equivalent of the Grammys.
"The A-Team" is due to hit U.S. stores on June 12, riding the coattails of successful entries into the market by British boy bands One Direction and The Wanted.
"I'm not coming to be the antidote (to boy bands)," said Sheeran, who blends urban beats and rap into his pop style. "I'm coming to be myself, and hopefully people will like it. I think it's great that British acts, in general, not just boy bands and not just Adele ... are getting recognition in America."
Sheeran was among the performers at Queen Elizabeth II's diamond jubilee in London on Monday, harkening back to his beginnings in music.
"The first time I picked up a guitar was when I saw Eric Clapton on TV at the golden jubilee play 'Layla,' and I thought 'that was a wicked song.' I wanted to learn it, so I got a guitar and learned it," said Sheeran.
Between 2005 and 2011, he recorded five extended plays including a collection of love songs called "Songs I Wrote With Amy". He delved into the UK grime scene with artists such as Wiley and Devil on another titled "No. 5 Collaborations Project." Continued...


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Need some quiet time away from the city?How about feeling the fall breeze though open windows and the scent of pine trees? Our 3000 square foot chalet style A frame is perfect for a family retreat, girls weekend or couples getaway. Three floors, with a bedroom and full bath on each, offer ample room for privacy, as well as space to relax or participate multi age activities, like the variety of games & puzzles we have to share. Brunch in the front garden, a beer on the deck, a hike through Pumphouse Wash, or just feeling the breeze up in the treehouse, you'll love your time at Canyon Chalet!
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After visiting Flagstaff, we knew it was where we wanted to call home. Kids keep us close to town now, so we decided to share our special place in the woods!
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We had a wonderful stay at Katie's place. We had a large group and had plenty of room to spread out while enjoying our time together. Katie was very responsive and helpful with any questions we had. We had a back yard full of snow and the kids loved the tree house and big Snow hill just a few minutes away for sledding. Great time!!
Our stay was absolutely perfect!! if your looking for a comfy , cozy stay this is definitely the place. The house came fully equipped with Pots, dishes , coffee pot, cooking utensils, towels, tissue absolutely everything. My grandkids enjoyed the Treehouse even in the snow. There was a beautiful view from the kitchen double glass doors looking out watching the snow come down. If you are a down to earth family looking for a cozy comfortable place to vacation this is the spot!!!
I only have one suggestion that would be to maybe upgrade the TV in the lower level for kids to be able to hook up game consoles but besides that everything was perfect. definitely 5 stars
We brought our 3 children for a quick getaway during fall break. We enjoyed the stay in the area although we should have google earthed the location of the property as the house is very close to neighbors on either side and we prefer a little more privacy. Our children loved the tree house and making s'mores around the fire pit at night. We also loved having access to the forest right behind he house to explore and take our dogs for walks.
Our biggest upset was finding the house was basically infested with spiders. We counted 22 that we killed in the first two days and I can't imagine how many we didn't see. They were not small spiders either and even had to move our two boys from the basement bunk beds to upstairs as we found spiders on the wall right beside their heads where they were sleeping !
The house was clean but the spider situation needs to be addressed and the basement is in need of new carpet.
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This home was filthy! We were charged a cleaning fee to enter so they can clean after us, but we ended up sweeping, mopping her entire home, cleaned restrooms, and wiped down counters and walls upon arrival. We even had to rewash all linens. It's ridiculous how low her cleanliness standard is. The "clean" sheets on the beds were stained and had what looked like urine, the windows appeared as if they had not been cleaned in months, the down stairs had no blinds, and there was a pooped smudged pillow that was flipped over to conceal it. The restroom floors were sticky and if that weren't enough, our linens had fur! I swept up loads of fur, and dirt along with pet food, yet, according to Kate, her house keeper had just cleaned the night before. She had the audacity to tell me that as she walked in on me and my husband cleaning her home. She even blew me off to go load the towels into the dryer. But wait! When we arrived, what really was upsetting, was the horrifying smell of filth/vomit/dirt and animal urine. It was seriously a smell that causes an instant fringe of the nose and a upset stomach. Upon our rental expenses, we bought $175 of plug in air freshners, cleaning supplies, linens and air mattresses. We seriously tried sleeping in her beds, but after waking up because we smudged our face too much into her linens and pillows and ate fur, we preferred to not expose our infants to such atrocity and purchased sheets and air up mattresses as well. This home needs TLC. Oh, and after the awful weekend with the family, we ended up waiting a week and a half to receive only a PARTIAL damage refund because, she said we had too many dirty linens, we had a full 10 gallon trash can of diapers (the only one in her 3000 foot home may I add) and that we left toys in the yard (we didn't even spend much time there), we didn't arrange her furniture properly, after we moved it (was moved to sweep and mop) and she even said we hung underwear on a tree! It's surprising how low people can stoop. But as far as I know, none of that is considered damage. We paid a cleaning fee so she could actually clean after us, but obviously cleaning doesn't necessarily get done. Also, don't be fooled by her "sweet" voice.
I imagine there may be a few of you whom will doubt the truthfulness of my review, but believe me, if this allowed me to post the pictures I took, I would! Now if you are a serious inquirer and would like to see the "quality" of home, email me, I'd be glad to share.
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Chapter 2 - "Live in Blood, pay in Blood"Mature
I walked along the warm streets, fresh tarmac coated the city, chemicals wafted through the morning haze and I sighed. Tomorrow was going to be messy. Vlad had asked me to track down Michael and take him to Base. I doubted this would be easy. Michael wasn't a mere changeling, he had been a vampyre for around 120 years. However because he refused blood, he was weak. Still, it would be wise to have a bleeding tonight, just in case. But who could I go to ? Feeding of Michael's girlfriend was probably not a good idea. Especially if she knew about our existence. It would take only a few seconds for her to work out why there were deep tooth marks all over her bleeding wrists.
Embroiled in my thoughts I didn't notice a girl running across the busy road, her long brown hair coming loose and swinging frantically around her thin shoulders. A car horn boomed and wheels screeched on the concrete. She hastened around the corner, just as I did the same. We walked straight into each other, knocking her frail body to the ground. I leant down to help her and gasped. It was her the same girl I fed off, the girl who I had just been thinking about. Quickly I covered my shock under a mask of embarrassed apologies.
She looked tired, huge bags lay under her weary eyes. Her make-up had been hastily applied. I looked down at her arms. The scars had already healed. This did not suprise me, the chemical we salivate when we feed acts as a quick healing balm, its a defensive mechanism more than anything else, if people wondered around with gaping canine shaped holes in there skin I doubt it would take very long for humans to figure out why. Therefore nature had given us this extra queen of hearts, as if we didn't already hold the winning hand.
Once we had both got back on our feet I handed her the books. She smiled nervously repeated her apologies and hurried away. I turned to watch her go. Did she have any idea of the messy scandal she had created ? After all wasn't our motto "Live sanguine, sanguine reddere" which roughly translated as "Live in blood, pay in blood".
I reached the coffee shop where I was supposed to be meeting Vera. She sat at the table her short blonde was hair spiked up in all directions. Her legs were crossed and one hand clenched tightly around her cup of coffee. She kept glancing around nervously, her head twitching from side to side. Her wide set eyes were large and unblinking, she reminded me of a deer caught in the headlights. Its ears pricked with fright, its whole body tensed, waiting for death. I ran my hands through my long dark hair, pushing it away from my face and groaned. Reluctantly, I pulled open the coffee house's glass door and headed toward her table. She looked up as I walked toward her, and ever so slightly edged her chair further away.
"Hello," I said as I sat down in the seat opposite her. "My name is Peter, you're Vera right ?" She nodded uneasily. Lets make this quick, I thought. "Right ok, so you know what you are now right?" She nodded again, keeping her eyes fixed firmly on the wooden table. "So I'm guessing your quite confused at the moment, not really sure what your supposed to do or how this actually happened?" For the first time she raised her head slightly and met my eye. "Don't be afraid," I said "Its a little odd at first. We all take time to adjust,"
She looked back at the table again and in an almost inaudible voice whispered "I'm starving how do I eat?" She glanced tentatively back up at me. I was rather taken aback, usually newly changed humans take at least several days before they start to crave blood. Frowning I said"Its unusual for the human dietary system to adjust so quickly, you'll find if you feed within the next couple of days your enzymes with not be able to break down the blood you take in. I would wait a week, then the human body will have been completely transformed and you can begin to feed regularly. Vera nodded and began to play nervously with her hair, clearly pondering the implications of her new found immortality. Looking down at my watch I swore and pushed my chair back from the table. Vera jerked her head upwards and frowned
"Where are you going ? You haven't told me anything yet, they said you would explain," She stood up.
"Yeah sorry about this," I apologised "I've got important business to see to, read this before I see you again," I reached into my bag and retrieved a plain blue book, throwing it on the table I said"It goes through everything very carefully and clearly. See you later Vera," She began to protest but I walked quickly out of the cafe and started off down the crowded city streets.
Fucking hell, I thought as I reached the lights, changelings aren't half needy nowadays. When I changed there was no instruction book, no friendly vamp to hold your hand. It was every Vampyre for themselves, adjust or die. Vera wasn't a special case, she was an accident. It was the usual story, some jumped up little changeling took on more than they could handle and killed her. The penalty for killing someone by over bleeding was harsh. So the instant reaction is to change the human you've killed and claim you've transformed them because you think they would be an asset to the "Vampyre community". This is of course bullshit, but the little idiots always got away with it. My phone vibrated in my pocket and I pulled it out. I answered, it was Vlad.
"Mate, I've secured the info we got from the little blond we spoke to yesterday, Micheal will be back tomorrow,"
"Tomorrow," I repeated "I'm thinking the first place he will go is his little human friend's place, I'll trace him there and then trap him and transport him to Base,"
"I'm fine whatever you do Peter, just get him to me by tomorrow, its not just his head on the chopping block now," Vlad sounded nervous, this worried me, Vlad never got nervous.
"What do you mean?" I asked hesitantly. The lights went green and I strode across the busy road.
"Some senior people have heard about this mess and they aren't happy. If we don't get this sorted we may be implicated as well, so you make sure you keep this quiet and clean, and remember 'Live sanguine, sanguine reddere' ok?" Vlad was seeking reassurance I couldn't give him. I sighed.
"Ok," I flipped my phone shut. I had to prepare for tomorrow. Now, where could a guy like me get a decent meal around here?


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Located in Honokowai, Aston at Papakea Resort is within a few miles (5 km) of sights such as Kaanapali Beach and Black Rock. This 3-star condo property welcomes guests with 364 rooms and conveniences like an outdoor pool, free self parking, and a spa tub. It's on the beach and also near Whalers Village and Whalers Village Museum.
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A: Probably run blocking, that's more of my forte.
Q: On that individual level, who are some of the toughest players you've faced this year?
A: Brian Price from UCLA. He's a hell of a player. He's going to be an NFL guy for sure. He's one of those guys with the rare speed and power combination that makes a good defensive tackle. He's a handful.
Q: What do you see as the biggest challenge against Cal in the trenches?
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Q: This year, have there been any blocks that have been particularly satisfying? Any ones that stick out in your mind?
A: Anytime I can see Toby break one, it gives me all the satisfaction I need.
Q: Talking about Toby, how different is it to block for Toby versus other backs? Does your mentality change or are you doing the same thing, regardless of who is in the backfield?
A: All of our backs are really talented, they all read blocks well. But Toby probably wrote the book on patience and run blocking. He uses blocks so well. He's patient in that he'll wait for a block, and he knows it's going to be there, and he'll hit it once the block is there. He's a special back.
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A: They're very similar. They're great teachers of the game, great mentors, great people. They really are professional in how they go about things. Chris Dalman, Greg Roman and Tim Drevno are three of the biggest impacts on my game, personally, and all three are great coaches.
Q: You've had a breakout year. Where have you seen yourself improve since your freshman season?
A: A big thing Coach Dalman told me was to be poised and confident, no matter what happened on the play before, no matter what's in your mind. Just be poised and confident on every play. That was a big part of learning how to play at this level. Every play, no matter what, you have to have poise and confidence that carries with you.
Q: Going back even further than your freshman year, when you were being recruited, what originally drew you to Stanford?
A: I wanted to go to Notre Dame for awhile. A lot of my mom's family goes to Notre Dame. When Coach Willingham left there, one of his offensive line coaches, John McDonnell, came to Stanford. He called me up one day and said, "Hey, I'm at Stanford now, if you're interested, give me a call." I'm from the East Coast, so initially, I wasn't interested —- I wanted to stay closer to home. But my dad convinced me to check it out. It's Stanford. The Stanford name is so huge. Then I got out here and didn't look back. I really, really grew a liking to California, the Bay Area, the coaches, the people, and especially the guys on the team. The guys on the team stood out to me more than anything.
Q: Speaking of that, how close is the line off the field? On the field, you appear as close as a unit can get. Off the field, are you friends?
A: We're all great friends. Whether it's lifting together, doing 6 a.m.'s together, competing with each other, or stupid stuff like o-linemen dinners that we do every week, we're always hanging out with each other.
Q: Can you describe Andrew Luck's progression this year, and what that does for you as an offensive line?
A: He's a great player. We're getting a lot of accolades, and we're getting a lot of attention, but a lot of it falls on him. A lot of it falls on him making great decisions and putting us in the right spot, picking the right spot, getting the right kills, and evading pressure when he does get pressured. He's done a great job; I'm really proud of him.
Q: You have a relatively young line, especially with Jonathan Martin and David DeCastro. What have you seen in their progression as redshirt freshmen?
A: Both of them have done a phenomenal job of playing above their years. I did not have that level of maturity or savvy when I was that young of a player. They both exhibit a savvy, a confidence, a swagger, whatever you want to call it, that's above their years. They're playing like guys who are third and fourth-year players. They're a pleasure to play with—they're great players.
Q: Speaking of the third and fourth year players, describe, in your words, the play of Chris Marinelli and Chase Beeler.
A: Chase is, as you can guess, a very cerebral player. At center, you have to be. You have to be making the right call, making the right decision, putting everyone in the right spot. Chris is constantly improving, constantly working on little things to improve his game, and as a result, he is continually getting better and better as the years go by. Both are a pleasure to play with.
Q: You have a bunch of creative formations this year, sometimes bringing in seven offensive linemen. How has that been, to play in untraditional formations? What do you think the effect is on opposing defenses?
A: It's a lot of fun. To come out with seven offensive linemen and just run the ball, that's what I like to do as a player: come out and run the ball, run power, run off-tackle, those kind of plays. Getting the chance to do that with the creative formations, with the run game we have going, it's a lot of fun.
Q: Before the Oregon game, Coach Harbaugh was saying that the offense was going to have to score on every possession. Does that fire you up? Does that seem unrealistic? What's the feeling for you when you hear something like that?
A: Coach Shaw says it basically every time we have a meeting. Our goal is to score every time we have the ball, whether it's grinding it out and getting a field goal or a two-minute situation, we expect to score every time we get the ball. Obviously, because of the Oregon offense, that might have been emphasized a bit more, but overall, we look to score every time we get the ball.
Q: Let's say you're given a minute to recruit a player to come play on the Stanford offensive line. What would you say to them? What would be your pitch?
A: (Excited.) There is no better time to be a Stanford Cardinal. I can say that with 100 percent confidence. When I came in, the program was in a transition. We had gone 5-6, then we went 1-11. The drive and the heart that this team has to come from a situation like that to where we are now, from out of that hole, says a lot. And we're not done yet, we still have three games to play. The personality of this team, the character of this team, it says a lot. Things are all looking up, so there's no better time to be a Stanford Cardinal.
Q: Nice. Stanford is undefeated at home this year. What do you attribute that to?
A: Getting in a rhythm. We're comfortable playing at home. We get great fan support. There's a comfort level that comes with playing at home that we've become accustomed to, and we have an attitude about protecting our house, and protecting who we are and where we've come from, that's something we take a lot of pride in.
Q: Speaking of student support, it seems to have come up a bit. Have there been any particular instances that have stood out to you? Do you see a marked difference?
A: Absolutely. My true freshman year, it was not a very fun time to be on the team. We won one game, and that was at the University of Washington. We were only competitive in a couple of games. It wasn't very fun to be a fan, it wasn't very fun to be player. That transition started in the next year. We were competitive in more games, we won more games, we beat USC, we beat Cal. Carrying into the next year, we were competitive in basically every game, and now we're at the point where we expect to win every game. Going off of that and building off of that is a big part of our success.
Q: Off the field, you're a classics major. What are your interests academically within classics? What do you enjoy studying?
A: It plays into the kid nature of who I am. I love stories, and a lot of classics is great stories, and it's a recognition that people have been thinking and doing a lot of the same things for thousands of years, and I find that very interesting.
Q: After your collegiate career is done, are you thinking professionally, at this point?
A: Absolutely. It's something that's a goal of mine, but at the same time, I'm realistic. I realize that a big part of coming to Stanford is that you don't necessarily rely on football. Of course, I'd love to be paid to play a game, but there is more that I want to do with my life than play football.
Q: And what would that be? What are your plans once your football career is done, whenever that may be?
A: Honestly, I don't really have an answer to the question, "Where do you think you'll be in ten years?" I do think I want to go to law school. My dad and a lot of my family are lawyers, and it's something that plays to my strengths. I enjoy writing and critical reading.
Q: Away from academics, what are you doing for fun?
A: I'm a big outdoors guy. I like hiking. I probably go up to Windy Hill once or twice a month. I love fishing, and stuff that every other 22 year old kid like—video games, movies, pretty standard things.
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The gang of men raced into Taff's Tavern in Old Swan, Liverpool, on Friday night and poured flammable liquid on the floor of the bar area as locals supped their ale.
With staff still serving, the men then lit the liquid - sending it into a ball of flames before turning around and running out of the bar at around 10.30pm.
Terrified customers and workers fled the blaze and while everyone managed to get out safely, one long term tenant was not so lucky – a signed mural of former Everton boss David Moyes.
The mural, which proclaimed the Scot 'manager of the decade', was well known among football fans and became an internet meme with its slogan "10 years at Everton for boss who proves you don't need trophies to be a winner but he is a winner".
Taff Hughes, 79, who has run the pub for nearly 25 years, told the Liverpool Echo: "David Moyes hasn't survived, I'm afraid he's down but somebody said they could restore him. I might get another one done.
"The damage is pretty bad. We're just drinking the last of the product now.
"Downstairs is covered in black soot but upstairs is just smoke damage. I think structurally it's not too bad. We've had an electrician in already.
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Reds were on the end of a sucker punch as Yeovil landed the knockout blow in the 90th minute to take all three points in the Lesgue One encounter at a muddy Broadfield.
To make matters worse it was an own goal from David Hunt which settled it when he tried to head over Jamie McAllister's corner but found the top corner instead, possibly after a push by Paddy Madden.
Town dropped to ninth as a result but this defeat was hard to take and if Reds had taken their chances they would have won comfortably.
Three times they were denied by goal-line clearances and Crawley also hit the woodwork twice but the ball would just not go in and instead of getting the point which was the least they deserved they ended up with nowt.
Richie Barker made four changes with Kyle McFadzean among those returning but the defender's night ended on 43 minutes when he went off still suffering from the effects of the virus which laid him low last weekend. It meant thereafter that the back four was comprised entirely of full-backs with Hunt on the right, Nathan Byrne on the left and Mat Sadler alongside the impressive Mark Connolly.
The least the quartet deserved was to a keep clean sheet but as the game wore on at the other end it looked increasingly as it would not be Reds' night.
The chances came thick and fast apart from a lull for 15 minutes at the start of the second half. Pick of the first-half opportunities came after five minutes when Billy Clarke got on the end of Nicky Adams' free kick but Dan Burn hacked it off the line. Yeovil keeper Marek Stech saved well from Clarke and Nicky Adams, Clarke and Billy Alexander had shots blocked and Josh Simpson dragged a good chance wide. At any time it looked as if the Yeovil defence would creak under the strain but they held firm and had a chance of two of their own on the break.
Inside three minutes the pacey Keanu Marsh-Brown sped into space and brought a good save out of Paul Jones who did even better to keep out James Hayter's header with his feet.
Yeovil were always a threat on the counter-attack but these became increasingly sporadic in the second half as Reds pummelled away in search of the goal their efforts deserved.
On 66 minutes Connolly's shot on the turn was cleared off the line by Luke Ayling and then Adams got through but the ball took a horrible bobble as he tried to shoot and his effort skewed wide.
The pitch cut up badly and Reds struggled to play their normal passing game as a result but they still stitched together some good moves and in the closing stages it looked only a matter of time before their pressure would pay off.
Ayling produced another goal-line clearance, this time from Simpson's drive, and then with ten to go Clarke's shot in the ground was headed goalwards by Alexander but agonisingly dropped onto the top of the bar.
The home fans buried their heads in their hands in disbelief but the night was to get a lot worse.
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Snow Peak HotLips Titanium Mug - $29.56
Heating your cup of coffee directly on your stove can end in lip-searing disaster unless you slowly sip it out of the Snow Peak HotLips Titanium Mug. The HotLips' silicone mouth guard prevents painful burns on this 21oz (600mL) titanium mug, which easily heats your liquids on your small backpacking stove. - $29.56


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