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WMS Log Storage is Windows Media Services log file analyzing tool. Highly detailed and easily configurable HTML-based reports with tables and charts output to screen, ftp, file directories or email. Unlike other analyzers, WMS Log Storage has been designed especially for analyzing Windows Media Services log files and supports the entire set of Windows Media Services log file data and provides the best and most complete analysis of these files.
WMS Log Storage is a feature rich Windows Media Services or Adobe Flash Media Server log file analyzer. The program generates HTML-based reports with tables and charts. Highly detailed and easily configurable reports output to screen, file directories, ftp or email. Unlike other analyzers, WMS Log Storage has been designed especially for analyzing Windows Media Services log files and supports the entire set of Windows Media Services log file data and provides the best and most complete analysis of these files.
WMS Log Storage supports log files of the W3C Windows Media Services or Adobe Flash Media Server format and exported files in the CSV format. Needless to say, it can recognize log file formats automatically, extract compressed log files, process multiple log files and download log files from various sources: local path, Web or FTP. The flexible system of filters allows you to customize in the best possible way so that only data that you need is displayed in reports. Needless to say, it can recognize log file formats automatically, read 7z, rar, arj, xz, txz, z, taz, lzh, lha, lzma, bzip2, tbz, tbz, tgz, tpz, tar, jar, xpi, odt, ods, xlsx, xar, lzma86 compressed logs so you won't need to unpack them manually.
WMS Log Storage will give you information about your site's visitors, activity statistics, file access statistics, information about referring pages, visitor country, referring sites and more. The program has a user-friendly interface so you can start working with it right after you install it spending much time on configuring it. Statistical data is displayed in diagrams and tables. It is also possible to print reports.
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Pattern-based translation of BPMN process models to BPEL web services
Ouyang, Chun, Dumas, Marlon, ter Hofstede, Arthur H.M., & van der Aalst, Wil M.P. (2007) Pattern-based translation of BPMN process models to BPEL web services. International Journal of Web Services Research (JWSR), 5(1), pp. 42-62.
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The Business Process Modelling Notation (BPMN) is a graph-oriented language in which control and action nodes can be connected almost arbitrarily. It is primarily targeted at domain analysts and is supported by many modelling tools, but in its current form, it lacks the semantic precision required to capture fully executable business processes. The Business Process Execution Language for Web Services (BPEL) on the other hand is a mainly block-structured language, targeted at software developers and supported by several execution platforms. In the current setting, translating BPMN models into BPEL code is a necessary step towards standards-based business process development environments. This translation is challenging since BPMN and BPEL represent two fundamentally different classes of languages. Existing BPMN-to-BPEL translations rely on the identification of block-structured patterns in BPMN models that are mapped into block-structured BPEL constructs. This paper advances the state of the art in BPMN-to-BPEL translation by defining methods for identifying not only perfectly block-structured fragments in BPMN models, but also quasi-structured fragments that can be turned into perfectly structured ones and flow-based acyclic fragments that can be mapped into a combination of block-structured constructs and control links. Beyond its direct relevance in the context of BPMN and BPEL, this paper addresses issues that arise generally when translating between graph-oriented and block-structured flow definition languages.
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Welcome to the forum! I moved your thread to the 'ears up section'. You may get more help here and there are other threads that have tips that may help.
|I love the third picture. I would just make sure that she has stuff to chew on.
the photos aren't clear I can't see it well but with it without seeing it ears shouldn't be tapped except when the dog is 6 months because that's the normal max time of both ears to be up (it might stand after but impetiant people tap them).
the problem might be one if the both one, the nerve in her ear is dead or broken two,the nerve is weak and it might stand up after a very long time.
but since her ears were standing well before then it might be the first one so I suggest that you take her to the vet (might not help but try)
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Hello everybody and thank you for taking the time to read this post. I am new to this site and this is my first thread. I have two german shepherds one who his 3 years old and a new female puppy who is 4 months old. Recently i have noticed that one of her ears has been floppy and looks like its lost hair where it folds down, both ears have been up sense she was about 12 weeks old and only rarely would fold back down. I have read that it is common for puppy ears to be floppy at this age and it is nothing to worry about but its been down for the past 5 days and looks like its missing hair at the fold (i will post pictures) it does not seem to be sore or bother her at all but i am worried that it will be permanent if i don't do anything about it. Any recommendations? Should i see the vet about it? Maybe try tapping? Thank you again for taking the time to read this and i understand that this is not a serious problem i am lucky to have a happy and healthy puppy
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We get a call to an RTA. A car has crashed into a bus; normally these things are "nothing" jobs. We put on the blue lights and head towards the crash. The radio bursts into life, there is an officer who "lucked" onto the scene – he tells Control he needs a lot of ambulances, the fire service and the police. The injuries are all serious.
We crest the hill. With one look at the car and the bus we know he's right. I jump out of the ambulance and head to the car. The officer tells me that we can't wait for the fire service to arrive to cut out the first patient as his breathing is so ragged. We agree that he needs to be out of the car immediately and that a possible neck injury is a low priority.
We get him out and I watch as he takes his last breath. We work on him; he is so young we have to make the attempt. The DSO (duty station officer) and other fast response unit people work on the other people in the car.
He is lying lifeless in my ambulance and the doctor declares him dead – then we rush off to the next casualty ...
This one gets sedation. I write the dose and time on his chest so that the information doesn't get lost in the chaos. Another ambulance crew speeds him to hospital.
The next one is declared dead as the firefighters cut him out. The other dead man is left in the car, there is nothing to do for him, it will be some time before the firefighters are able to free him.
I check on the people in the bus, there are some injuries that will need hospital treatment. I'm trying to keep them calm and relaxed. My crewmate and I move from our "all-business" personalities to our "reassurance" ones in the time it takes us to walk to the bus.
My ambulance becomes a mobile mortuary; the police are checking for identification. The blood is pooling on the floor. I'm sitting on the back step of the ambulance, two of the dead are in my ambulance; one, wrapped in a sheet, is at my feet. We are waiting for the undertaker. The police investigation team is chalking the outlines of vehicles and taking photographs of the scene.
My paperwork is done. It seems like such a little bit of writing for such a serious call where three men have been killed. Medical equipment and wrappers mix with the debris of the accident. There is the familiar "tick-tick-tick" of our blue lights revolving in their housings.
Back at the station I have a face mask on as I clean the floor and trolley of the ambulance with the jet spray we normally use on the outside of the vehicles. The blood comes off eventually. It's time for our next job.
Government targets
The Healthcare Commission assesses and rates all NHS trusts. The LAS got a "Quality of Service" of "weak". The reason? We failed "All ambulance trusts to respond to 95 per cent of Category B calls within 14 minutes (urban)". Possibly because we are chasing after Category A calls with not enough ambulances.
We also "underachieved" at "Deliver a 10 percentage point increase per year in the proportion of people suffering from a heart attack who receive thrombolysis within 60 minutes of calling for professional help."
Is this because we don't do thrombolysis (giving a clot buster) in London? Instead, we take the patient to an angioplasty centre, which is much better for the patient.
So, once more we have been punished for not having adequate resources and punished again for providing a service superior to that normally expected.
We are getting used to being underrated by the Government.
Once again this is another example of how the Government completely misses the point of what an ambulance service is for and what it does. We are underfunded and are forced to chase clinically irrelevant targets – it's no wonder we road staff feel rather annoyed.
The thing about wearing a uniform – it really changes your behaviour. I'm guessing that a lot of you are aware of the Milgram experiment, where members of the public more willingly follow instructions if the giver is wearing a uniform or other symbol of authority.
So when I am wearing my uniform I am more confident and can order people around. The police, firefighters and members of the public tend to do what I tell them if there is someone sick around. Obviously I only use these powers for the force of good, but without my uniform I am a much shyer person.
But there is a flip side to wearing an ambulance uniform: you also become more passive. Out of uniform, if I was in the street and some drunk tried to hit me – I'd punch them on the nose. If I was verbally abused, I'd soon be in their face shouting and ranting along with the best of them.
But in uniform I'll gently restrain the drunk trying to hit me and I'll ignore any verbal abuse that is thrown at me. Unfortunately the anger that I feel is then turned inward, which I am guessing is not a healthy thing to do.
I wonder if it is the uniform, or the risk of having a complaint put in about me, that turns me into such a wimp. It might just be that I spend so much time trying to keep patients calm, that I'm feeling very mellow when people abuse me.
Taxi driving
Matern-a-taxi! Ten minute contractions! Treated as a large yellow taxi by the whole family! The family never said thank you to their highly- skilled medical crew!
Treated to a free pram, carry cot and car seat by my taxes! (If they have a car seat then they must have a car.) Total distance travelled: 0.8 miles! Unhappiness of this particular ambulance crew for being used as taxi drivers: 7/10!
Small observation
When the weather is nice, a polite 90-year-old woman who has drunk a bit too much wine and has fallen over can be a very endearing patient.
It's 3am in the lonely hours of the morning and I'm nervous. We are in the bedroom of a six-year-old boy. His mother found him having trouble in breathing half an hour ago. His airways are so tight that every breath he takes turns his chest inside out. He is trying to breathe so hard that I'm waiting for his breastbone to snap under the strain. From across the room I can hear the air whistling through a tiny airway. He has the classic posture of the asthmatic trying to force air into their lungs – he's sitting upright, hands on knees. He can't cry, he hasn't the breath for it. I want him in the ambulance. No, I want him in hospital.
But we can't go just yet. The single mother has two other children, both under the age of five, and they can't be left alone in the house. They need to be woken up and dressed. One needs to be thrown, still sleeping, into a pushchair.
I'm counting the seconds; I'm waiting for the boy to start turning blue. I'm eyeing the kit in our bag. How much experience has my crewmate had in intubating a closed-down airway?
We are already giving him all the drugs that we can. He's so sick that he quietly accepts the noisy nebuliser mask.
I help the mother dress one of her children – socks and shoes slipped onto sleepy feet.
Then it's time to go. Like all parents, she worries about our insistence that we leave the child topless as we walk out into the cold air. It's because of his high temperature, I tell her. I don't tell her that it's also so we can easily see that he's still breathing. For once, my big fear isn't a complaint from the mother – it's that the child will die in the back of our ambulance.
I pass the "blue" call over the radio to pre-alert the hospital; the radio isn't working too well so I have to repeat some of it. I don't think that the radio operator understands one of the medical terms that I use; it's not their fault, as it's pretty obscure. The broken radio means that I can't be sure of the read-back. I don't care – as long as they have the paediatric doctor waiting for us there I'll be happy.
We are 1.9 miles from one hospital, 2.4 from another. I go for the further hospital, as the drive is straighter and I can use the A13 which at this time of the night is clear. The other hospital has too many speed-bumps and side turnings on the route.
I'm listening to what is going on in the back of the ambulance. My crewmate sounds relaxed and over the sound of the engine is the reassuring noise of the child's breathing.
I glance at the speedometer – I'm hitting 80mph; I didn't know that these ambulances reached that kind of speed. I'm thankful that the road is clear and empty and that there are no hazards. I spot the patient's young sister looking at my face in the rear-view mirror, her eyes wide open now.
We pull up to the hospital and I take care of our patient's siblings; I bed them down in the relatives' room while the doctors and nurses and mother look after their brother.
It's only half an hour later that I'm talking with the paediatric nurses. While it looked touch and go for a bit, our patient responded well to the medications that we can't give. His breathing is back to normal. I love the paediatric A&E nurses at this hospital; they are experts at what they do and despite the cynicism that is endemic in the NHS, they really do care for their patients.
We are chatting and laughing at the memory of our fear. We have fought back against death, and this laughter is our victory cheer. The family are reunited.
I still have that memory of fear, though.
Helpful demons
The Government hates hoodies, the media lambast hoodies, people in the street are scared of hoodies. Hoodies are urban demons that do nasty things to people and then post them up on YouTube. We were on a nice simple job – a woman had taken her child to the GP; the GP had called us because he thought that the child needed to go to hospital. As we pulled up outside the surgery, a group of hoodies wandered up.
"What's happening?" they asked.
"Plane crash. Didn't you hear it?" My standard answer – anyone would think that children didn't learn about patient confidentiality in schools these days.
We entered the surgery and were directed to the patient. The GP was still with the two-year-old and the mother. It was nice to see a GP who continued to care for the patient while waiting for the ambulance.
The child had had some breathing difficulties during the day and the GP had already started treatment with some salbutamol nebulisers. The mother didn't speak any English so the GP (who was from the same ethnic group) explained what would be happening and we made a move to the ambulance.
Outside the surgery the hoodies were still hanging around. We opened the door to the ambulance to allow the mother and child to get on board but she just stood there saying something to me in some Asian language. We tried to communicate but the woman refused to get onto the ambulance.
"Here, mate," said one of the hoodies, "she says she wants to phone her husband."
"Could you tell her that she can phone him when she gets to the hospital? We haven't got phones on the ambulance."
There was a bit of a dialogue between the two of them. At the original hoodie's direction, one of the others in the group pulled out a phone and handed it to the woman. "She can use my mate's phone if you want, then she'll be happier to get in the ambulance."
There was some attempt to ring her husband, but unfortunately his phone was engaged. The hoodies then spoke to her and she agreed to get onto the ambulance. We tried to assess the child but the mother wouldn't let us take his coat off. Once again, our "street thug" group translated for us. "She says he'll cry if you touch him."
The GP's treatment had obviously worked well so we weren't about to argue the point. We would just take her and her child to hospital and one of the nurses there could translate for her.
I thanked the hoodies for their help before getting into the ambulance and driving off.
"No problem, mate."
So there you have it, these demonised members of society helped us and the woman by translating and offering the use of a phone. Of course, that won't make it to the front page of the newspapers. I'm old enough to have seen the reality of the cycles of media hatred and scapegoating. I remember skinheads being to blame for all society's wrongs, then the punks, then the ravers, now it's hoodies. I'm sure that people older than me can go further back. I'm certain that some will remember everyone blaming the teddy boys in a similar way. Silliness.
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When a patient actually needs an ambulance.
People having an acute flare-up of a chronic condition (diabetes, asthma, heart disease)
People who can't walk, but who live on the ground floor.
People who make an effort towards managing their chronic conditions.
Maternal emergencies.
Nice people.
Old people.
Children who don't cry.
Any time a patient, or their relative, says a simple "thank you" at the end of their trip.
Bad job
Runny noses, coughs and colds. Verrucas.
People who can't walk, but live at the top of a block of flats with no lifts. And are heavy.
People who abuse their bodies with drink or drugs.
5am matern-a-taxis.
Gangsters crying because they have been stabbed for dealing drugs on the wrong street.
Awful nursing homes.
Parents who weep over their child's cut finger causing the patient to have hysterical and utterly unneccesary screaming fits.
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While we love love love my Mom's Chicken Enchiladas, long ago I found a beef recipe that my family loves. These Beef Enchiladas are simple to make but taste great. They can be made ahead and kept in the refrigerator until dinner time and put in the oven.
- 3 Tbsp. chili powder
- 1 Tbsp. sugar
- 3 Tbsp. flour
- 2 Tbsp. vegetable oil
- 1 (15 0z) can tomato sauce
- 2 c. water
- 1½ tsp. cumin
- ¾ tsp. garlic powder
- 1 lb. ground beef
- 1 pkg. shredded cheddar or mexican cheese
- 8-12 corn tortillas
- Preheat oven to 325. Mix first 4 ingredients til smooth in pot. Add next 4. Bring to boil then reduce heat to simmer. Simmer while finishing other components.
- Brown beef. Pour red sauce into bottom of 9x13 pan to cover.
- Spoon beef into corn tortillas. Add cheese. Roll up. Place seams down. Then add remaining red sauce. Top with more cheese. Bake at 325 for 45 mins or until cheese is bubbly.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said he doesn't rule out using monetary policy to pop asset-price bubbles, while stressing that financial regulation is his preferred approach.
"Supervision, regulation of the financial system is the strongest, most effective" way to deal with bubbles, he said in response to a question at a Senate Banking Committee hearing considering his nomination to a second term. "I do not rule out using monetary policy if necessary, if that situation does become worrisome and threatening."
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Singapore to Hawaii?
I was curious if I would have better luck finding people interested in a trip to Hawaii from Singapore via Manila and the Marshall Islands. I pay airfare to Singapore/Manila and back to the states from Hawaii. We would leave as soon as you could get here or as soon as I could get your airfare.
As in my previous message experience is not neccessary but would definately give you a leg up in the selection process. The trip will take approx. 2 months. Provisions are paid. You only need show up with a smiling face. let me know if you are interested.
Singapore to Hawaii?
Ahoy sailteachr:
Singapore to Hawaii tweaked my interest.
Have accommodations on Maui or Honolulu.
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Singapore to Hawaii?
I''m interested--in either itinerary. I''m a competent sailor with modest experience and
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I have to be back by Labor Day.
If you email me at email@example.com, we
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Singapore to Hawaii?
would love to hear more details. 18 year old male. been sailing as long as i can remember. worked in a sail loft over a year so i know repairs. thanks.
Singapore to Hawaii?
I would be very keen to join your sailing expedition from Singapore to Hawaii. I am incredibly hard working I have some big boat experience as well as being a confident dinghy sailor.
I am hard working, physically very fit and I would bring a well balanced personality to the boat. I can also hold my own in the kitchen!
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repairing the bottom chord
I need help on what I should do. Now I wouldn't necessarily call it a bottom chord because they were not connected to the trusses, 2x4's were laid from top plate to top plate with supports going to the top chord. My trusses were made on site and are constructed of 2x6's The ceiling was sagged bad so I pulled down all the plaster and removed the 2x4 supports. Now I am trying to rebuild. I am going to use 20' 2x6 to span the width of the room and run new supports in a w. My question is should I attach the 2x6's to the side of the truss or the bottom. My ceiling is over 8 foot so connecting it to the bottom wouldn't be a problem and I'm building a w for support. The problem I have with connecting them to the side is I worry about proper insulation because I live in northern WI.
Worry about proper insulation? Care to expand on that?
The strength of the wood is in the width of the wood and not the thickness. Install the new board vertically attached to the current chord with adhesive and nails. You running these from sill to sill?
Bottom chord/insulation
There is no current bottom chord. What i mean by insulation is if you attach the bottom chord to the side of the truss or upper chord and have it sit on the top plate I would have to cut the insulation around it, which in not a problem but if I attach it to the bottom of it would lay in their allot nicer. Yes I am running the 2x6 from still to still but that is my question should the bottom chord be placed sitting on the top plate screwed to the side of the top chord or can it be attach to the bottom to the top chord with screws and plates?
You do realize that the bottom chord is kinda important to the function of the truss right? What caused you to decide to remove it completely?
a pic will help us to figure out what exactly you are talking about and what you plan to do.
Here I will explain again. There was no bottom chord there was just 2x4s laid from top plate to top plate not attached to the truss at all. They had meg shift supports going from the top chord to the 2x4s. Here is what my trusses look like. Here is the link I couldn't figure out how to post a pic
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Wood, I hope you are still here.
"There was no bottom chord there was just 2x4s laid from top plate to top plate not attached to the truss at all. They had meg shift supports going from the top chord to the 2x4s"--- sounds as if you have rafters and rafter ties, with some struts (webbing) for help because of over-span (I sure hope the are connected); Figs. 9, 10A: https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q...RMyCq7zQ737mAg
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The Food and Drug Administration advisory panel voted 16-9 against the conclusion that naproxen has a lower risk of heart attack and stroke than similar anti-inflammatory medications like ibuprofen, sold as Advil and in other generic formulations.
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Storm Hawks
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|Storm Hawks
A promotional image for Storm Hawks.
|Created by
|Asaph Fipke
|Directed by
|Asaph Fipke
Steve Ball
|Voices of
|Robert Buckley
|Country of origin
|Original language(s)
|No. of seasons
|No. of episodes
|52 (list of episodes)
|Executive producer(s)
|Chuck Johnson
|Running time
|22 minutes approx.
|Production company(s)
|Original network
Rai 2, Rai Gulp (Italy)
France 3 Nickelodeon Boing Cartoon Network
|Picture format
|1080i (16:9 HDTV)
|First shown in
|United States (Cartoon Network)
|Original release
|May 25, 2007 – April 6, 2009
|Preceded by
|Dragon Booster
|Followed by
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Storm Hawks is a Canadian animated television series created by Asaph "Ace" Fipke and was produced by Nerd Corps Entertainment in association with Cartoon Network and YTV. It premiered on Cartoon Network in the United States on May 25, 2007. It began airing on YTV in Canada on September 8, 2007. It started to air on Cartoon Network in the UK on August 6, 2007. In Poland, it started to air on Cartoon Network on November 10, 2007. Internationally, it first aired on ABC1 in Australia on February 26, 2008 and on Hero in the Philippines on March 12, 2008. The show also started airing in Singapore on okto, Bulgaria, Turkey, Portugal and Romania in 2008. Disney XD began airing the series on February 28, 2011. In 2016 it returned to Canada on Family Chrgd.
Storm Hawks is set in a fictional world called Atmos, a largely mountainous world consisting of scattered masses known as terras. Directly below the terras is the Wastelands, the most dangerous place on Atmos, with its infernal fires and wicked creatures. Because of the geography, travel is mostly dependent on flight. The technology of Atmos is based around energy-generating crystals, used to power the various devices in the series. Patrolling the skies of Atmos are the Squadrons, all led by a Sky Knight, groups of warriors who pilot motorcycle-like vehicles called Skimmers that can semi-transform into flying machines. These warriors are loosely managed by the Sky Knight Council.
In the backstory of the series, an evil ruler named Master Cyclonis and her servants, the Cyclonians, threatened Atmos. The original Storm Hawks led the Squadrons in a war against them, but were betrayed and defeated by one of their own (later known as The Dark Ace). Ten years later, the main characters of the series stumble upon the wreckage of the Storm Hawks' carrier, the Condor, and unofficially take on the Storm Hawks name in the hopes of becoming Sky Knights themselves, despite not being old enough to even legally fly the vehicle.[1] Their youth defeats their ambition, however, as neither friend nor foe take them seriously because of it.
This changes when they are brought into conflict with a new Master Cyclonis, granddaughter of the previous one. Among her followers are the Dark Ace, the man who betrayed the original Storm Hawks and now serves Cyclonis as her right-hand man; Snipe, a mace-wielding strong man with a fondness for smashing things; and Snipe's sister, Ravess, an archer who always brings violin-playing henchmen into battle for theme music.
Main characters[edit]
The Storm Hawks squadron consists of six members:
- Aerrow — The daring leader and Sky Knight of the squadron, Aerrow is a mature, good-natured teenager with a tousled mop of bright red hair and emerald green eyes. Despite his youth, he's one of the most talented Sky Knights in the Atmos, at the point that he can beat the Dark Ace. Looking at the whole Squadron together, Aerrow and Stork seem to be the tallest. Radarr come up to about Aerrow's hip, which most people believe Radarr is around 3 foot and some odd inches, making it possible for Aerrow and Stork to be in the 6 foot range.
- Finn — A wiry, wise-cracking guy, Finn is a sharpshooter with spiky blond hair and blue eyes. Finn seems to be in a perpetual sugar rush, although he attempts to act cool and collected. His personality traits are like a stereotypical surfer and/or skater. His passions are playing air guitar and flirting with hot girls, both of which he does horribly. He and Junko are always getting into trouble together, thus serving as the comic relief pair of the show.
- Junko — A large, albeit gentle and good-natured person, Junko is a member of a species known as Wallops. He has greenish-blue hair and grey eyes and his appearance is similar to that of a brown anthropomorphized rhino. As the muscle of the Storm Hawks he possesses superhuman strength that is greatly increased by the use of his preferred weapons, the Knuckle Busters.
- Piper — In charge of tactics, navigation, and crystals, Piper has excellent combat ability, and knows nearly everything about Atmos and its inhabitants. She has spiky midnight blue hair, orange eyes and is the only character thus far to take on Master Cyclonis alone and emerge triumphant through her own skills.
- Stork — The carrier pilot character and a gadget specialist with crippling paranoia and severe pessimism. Stork is a member of a species of green-skinned creatures called "Merbs". Though he appears menacing at first, he is easily frightened and meek, but in spite of that he consistently performs his expected duties. He has stated that he is only a member of the Storm Hawks until "something better comes along," but is loyal regardless and loves and cares about his teammates very much. He has jet black hair and yellow eyes with dots for pupils. Looking at the whole Squadron together, Aerrow and Stork seem to be the tallest. Radarr come up to about Aerrow's hip, which most people believe Radarr is around 3 foot and some odd inches, making it possible for Aerrow and Stork to be in the 6 foot range. This could be because of the Merb species natural height for Stork.
- Radarr — Aerrow's close friend and co-pilot, Radarr is a vaguely rabbit/lemur-like creature of indeterminate origin and hates being called a "pet". Radarr has scruffy blue fur and yellow eyes.
Recurring characters[edit]
- Master Cyclonis - The main antagonist of the show. The young ruler of Cyclonia who aims to conquer Atmos.
- Dark Ace - Cyclonis' right-hand man. Aerrow's arch-rival who betrayed the original Storm Hawks and killed their Sky Knight, Lightning Strike.
- Snipe - A Cyclonian commander and strong man who fights brutishly with a mace.
- Ravess - A Cyclonian commander known for her archery skills who strikes her opponents with her bow and arrow.
- Repton - A ruthless leader of the Raptors who lives on Terra Bogaton. He has killed the Sky Knight squadron of Terra Mesa known as the Interceptors, with Starling being the only survivor.
- Starling - A Sky Knight of the Interceptors whose squadron was brought down by Repton. She speaks with an English accent.
- I.J. Domiwick - A famous explorer who seeks for the Forbidden City. He was Piper's idol.
- Captain Scabulous - A relentless and vicious sky pirate who is the leader of the Murk Raiders. He lives in Terra Deep, which had wrecked airships.
- Carver - A traitorous Sky Knight of the Red Eagles who attempted to claim the Aurora Stone.
- Tritonn - A Sky Knight of the Neck Deeps who lives on Terra Aquanos.
- Mr. Moss - The Cyclonian warden of Terra Zartacla.
- The Colonel - A spider-like gangster who speaks in a Spanish accent.
- Wren - A resident of Terra Gale who speaks in a French accent.
Comic books[edit]
DMF Comics and Beach Creative Studios will be working on a comic book series for Storm Hawks.
At the March Toronto Anime Con 2009, a special issue was given out. There are only 50 of said issues available. It featured one story, a short story, and a few pin-ups by various artists.
Also, a Storm Hawks comic book entitled "Storm Hawks: The Escape" is included free with the region 2 release of the Storm Hawks Season 1 Volume 1 DVD.
According to the official Storm Hawks website, a MMORPG called Storm Hawks: Skyrace is being developed by Bitcasters utilizing BigWorld Technology, a middleware game engine. As of November 7, 2008, the RPG has been announced as in beta.[2] However, as of August 5, 2011, the game has been taken down and is no longer available to play.[3]
A virtual universe where you embark on an adventure traveling through the Terras of Atmos, racing your own customized Sky Ride, challenging friends and rivals, and increasing your skills and ranking. If you qualify for a full Sky Knight's license you will get the chance to battle the Talons head-on. Play alongside your friends and do all the things your favorite characters from the show do; cruise on your ride, find awesome crystals, race across the terras and have action packed adventures.
- Create your own Sky Knight.
- Customizable characters and vehicles.
- Tour through various worlds.
- Visit shops to buy items, weapons or upgrades.
- Trade collected items.
- Challenge other players to races to win crystals & points.
- Compete in tournaments for your chance at fame and fortune.[4]
The game was launched for beta testing in Australia on December 16, 2008, but is only available for Australians.[5]
It is available on the official website of Storm Hawks on YTV [1], but requires a registration on YTV.
Broadcast history[edit]
|Release Date
|September 15, 2007 – December 14, 2009
|May 25, 2008
|November 2, 2009
|January 2, 2016
|United States
|Cartoon Network
|May 25, 2007
|Disney XD
|February 28, 2011
|United Kingdom
|Cartoon Network (UK and Ireland)
|August 2007
|July 23, 2014
|Cartoon Network
|November 10, 2007
|Cartoon Network (Portugal)
|March 12, 2008
|February 26, 2008
|Cartoon Network (Turkey)
|TNT Turkey
|Cartoon Network (CIS and Southeastern Europe)
|The Netherlands
|TMF Toons
|Cartoon Network
|Rai Gulp
Common Sense Media gave the series three out of five stars, stating "Tweens -- especially thrill-seeking boys -- are sure to enjoy the Storm Hawks' high-flying adventures, and parents can rest assured that, aside from the prevalence of typical cartoon peril (extensive falls, midair collisions, etc.) that never seems to cause lasting injury, there's not much to be concerned about. That said, there aren't too many overwhelmingly positive messages or strong role models. But on the whole, it's a cartoon vacation for the brain that kids and tweens will welcome and parents shouldn't fret over."[6] In another review by Jeffrey Harris of IGN, Harris states that "For an animated kids show, Storm Hawks is OK. However, it's somewhat difficult to get wrapped in the story since it plays for laughs and cheap, dumb comedy. The stakes of the story never really feel serious or all important. When you look at other animated action/adventure cartoons such as Avatar: The Last Airbender today, which contains superior storytelling, it's harder to get into a story such as Storm Hawks. There's nothing particularly interesting or cool about any of the characters. Aerrow seems to desire recognition and respect over helping people. Stork is a bit of a cowardly lion type, and usually opts to stay out of battle with the other Storm Hawks while he pilots their airbase the condor. Despite that, Stork turns out to be one of the more genuine, funny, and interesting characters, at least an extreme opposite to the rather plucky and flat personalities of the other Storm Hawks."[7]
- ^ Ryan Ball (July 2007). "Riders on the Storm". Animation Magazine.
- ^ http://www.bitcasters.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=46&Itemid=109
- ^ http://www.abc.net.au/rollercoaster/stormhawks/multiplayer.html
- ^ http://www.stormhawks.com/splash.aspx
- ^ http://www.abc.net.au/rollercoaster/stormhawks/multiplayer.html
- ^ "Storm Hawks Common Sense Media Review". Common Sense Media. Retrieved November 26, 2015.
- ^ "Storm Haws: Heroes of the Sky DVD Review". IGN. Retrieved November 26, 2015.
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Creative Paper-Based Visualization: Art Meets Data
Dedicated to featuring the visual beauty of happy marriages between art and data, Infosthetics put out a call to its readers to come up with their best graphical representations of a set of data of their choice. The only catch was they had to construct it out of paper. Charlene Lam of Umeå, Sweden won for her submission called 'Petals'. Her inspiration came from both strips of paper discarded next to a paper trimmer and, because of her extreme northern latitude location, a yearning for sunlight.
Our winter days are short and summer days are long. Using the actual and predicted lengths of daylight for the first of each month in 2009, I created a visualization with 12 "petals". The outer loop of each petal represents the 24 hours in the day; the inner loop is the length of daylight, ranging from 4h 33m on January 1 to 20h 34m on July 1. I like how the simple lines suggest the passing of time and the cycle of the months as well as the promise of spring to come.
Other submissions like gmapTZ by Marc Pfister might look equally good as a digital model. Marc wanted to use paper to extend a map into a new dimension.
I thought it might be interesting to visualize time over a multi-modal trip. You can see the elapsed time of a bus segment and walking segment. Slower transportation nodes have a steeper line, since the line represents time divided by distance (the inverse of velocity).
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jeep, what did you have done? I would love it if the old hag would never visit again!
tubes tied. doesn't prevent the old hag from visiting me every 2-3 weeks, but did prevent rugrats which was much more important.
I'm thinking about giving Seasonique a try as I am so sick of these periods. I tried Seasonale and didn't like it at all. Lots of spotting for weeks on end so after a good 6 months try, I just went back to having periods. But I've read that Seasonique is better so we'll see.
I have a question which I hope fits into this thread. Suppose you're an older (late 40s) woman who tolerates the pill well with no problems, and stays on it for years... how do you know when menopause has arrived? As I understand it, all the periods we have while on the pill are triggered by the pill's hormones.
I just wanted to chime in and say I'm in my fifth year on the Mirena and it has been a Godsend. I was a sufferer of heavy cyclces that lasted five to seven days and now I may have a cycle every three/four months. I have suffered no ill side effects and I do plan to get another Mirena in August when this one expires. I'd describe the insertion like one really big menstrual cramp! It was worth the one time insurance co-payment of $25. I'll definitely be looking into planned parenthood to see what assistance they can provide since I'm currently on lay off. HTH!


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Sea Glimpse Farm Stay is a wonderful farm stay accommodation close to the coast and the nearby attractions. Meet the camels,Thirsty and mocha, Alpacas, goats, chooks, emus, cows and sheep and a donkey named Georgie girl An ideal base to explore the region and then relax on the back deck with a glimpse of the ocean and friendly animals at the end of the day. Sea Glimpse is located along the Port Campbell-Curdievale road, only six kilometres from Port Campbell, a 15 minute drive from the world famous Twelve Apostles,16 kilometre from both Timboon and Peterborough and only a 45 minute drive from Warrnambool.Sea Glimpse is very close to attractions, such as Apostles whey cheese, Gorge Chocolates,Timboon cheesery, Berryworld (Timboon Strawberry farm) and about one hour from Otway rainforest.A walk along the Timboon rail trail or breathtaking views along the Great Ocean Road are also attractions close to this peaceful and relaxing getaway in rural Victoria.Facilities at Sea Glimpse Farm Stay are electric blankets on all beds, a bathroom with separate shower and full size bath and a laundry with a washing machine.
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David & Victoria Beckham's Tinseltown Date Night
Getting in an all-important date night, David and Victoria Beckham took in some music at a Barbra Streisand concert on FrIday evening (November 9) in Los Angeles.
The ever stylish pair looked close and cozy as they made their way through the crowd holding hands in the chilly night air.
Victoria, dressed in a silk black and white pants suit and white blouse borrowed hubby David's black jacket to keep warm.
The parents of four, who looked very much in love, enjoyed the rare performance by Streisand before heading back out, hand in hand, to their next stop.


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In recent years, Red Sox-Yankees games have morphed from simple baseball contests into battles so epic in size and length you could probably get through half of the Lord of the Rings trilogy and still catch the ninth inning. Baseball is inherently slow, and these extra-long games make it even more monotonous. Few have seriously tried to speed up Red Sox-Yankees games, the notable exception being umpire Joe West.
With Sunday's 3-2 extra-innings Red Sox victory, which took 4 hours and 15 minutes, many critics have begun to lay the blame at the feet of "entitled" pitchers like Josh Beckett, calling for measures as drastic as a pitch clock similar to basketball's shot clock.
Beckett certainly takes his time between pitches, but is he really to blame?
Games Beckett has started this year have averaged 3:27. A bit on the long side, sure, but a whopping six of Beckett's starts have gone to extra innings. As the team's ace and most consistent pitcher, Beckett often finds himself matched up against the best pitcher on the opposing staff. The Red Sox have averaged just 3.7 runs in games started by Beckett. Low-scoring games often mean extra innings.
Removing Beckett's extra-innings games (21 total extra innings), average game time drops to exactly three hours. If you're an NL baseball fan – where the pitchers having to hit usually means a full inning of quick and easy pitching – transitioning to the AL, that might seem like a long time. Longtime AL fans know that with the DH making lineups stronger one to nine with fewer sacrificed at-bats, three hours is downright breezy.
Beckett is also a slightly faster pitcher when he faces the Yankees, extra-inning slogs like Sunday's notwithstanding. In 28 career starts against the Yankees – including two with the Marlins in the 2003 World Series – Beckett's starts have averaged 3:23.
Beckett has been victimized by great opposing pitchers, extra-inning games and occasionally rain. Beckett can't control any of these factors, so blaming him for the length of his games is ridiculous.
Even if Beckett takes too long with his pitches against the Yankees, there are some compelling reasons why:
Beckett isn't as slow as people say he is, but he has good reason for taking his time against the Yankees. Beckett owes nothing to a bored and easily distracted t.v. audience, and the fans in the stands want more than anything else to see the Red Sox win. If Beckett's pace increases the Red Sox's chances of winning, then how can anyone naysay him?
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Spain's magnificent 'Gold Coast' has 150 miles of glittering golden sand, bright blue seas and fun times to be had. The family resorts in Salou, Cambrils and Port Aventura are good fun and great value when taking kids.
Head away from the beaches to soak up culture in Barcelona which is a short drive away and see Gaudi's architectural wonder - The Sagradia Familia or just feast yourself on seafood, tapas and paella, whether it is city or sun you are looking for... Viva Espana!
Salou is the ideal choice for family holidays and perfect for relaxing beach holidays. It's shallow, blue waters make it particularly good for families with young children. Salou also has some of the best nightlife on the Costa Dorada, with many pubs, bars and clubs all within easy reach of the hundreds of holiday apartments and hotels. More information on Salou
A resort all on its own, this mega theme park is perfect for families with everything within easy reach. Amazing water rides, roller coasters and a wealth of restaurants to suit every taste, fun is the key ingredient on this menu and not to be missed whether staying here for a week or just visiting for a day trip! More information on Port Aventura
The quaint port town of Cambrils, is a beautiful small Spanish fishing town which is great if you are seeking out a more relaxed vibe. Cambrils is the ideal destination for couples holidays in Spain or those after a Mediterranean break with a romantic feel!
Spend your days on its soft sandy beaches and your evenings trying the different seafood restaurants which line the coast. Holidays in Cambrils offer a quieter alternative to the vibrant of neighbouring Salou yet is close enough should you fancy a change of scenery! More information on Cambrils
Flying time from UK: 2.5 hours (approx) Currency: Euro Average Temperature: During the winter 15Cº and during the summer 30Cº Sunny Days a Year: +250 days. Top tip: Take a boat trip from one of the local harbours and explore the turquoise seas... it's a whole different world!


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Joining Forces: Enhancing Veterans' Care Tool Kit: Veteran/Active Military Nursing Students
From Combat to the Classroom: Serving Military Students
Stepping Up: We Must Do More to Help Student Veterans Succeed
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Helping Veterans Become Nurses Initiative
Helping Veterans Become Nurses Initiative helps veterans make the transition from military service to nursing school. HRSA has established a partnership with the Army, Navy, and Air Force and is working to align accreditation requirements for nursing programs with enlisted medical training so medics and corpsmen can receive academic credit for their military health care service.
Jonas Veterans Healthcare Program
Through the Jonas Center for Nursing Excellence Initiative the Jonas Center will support scholarships for 54 nurses to be trained at the doctoral level (PhD and DNP) on veteran-specific healthcare needs, ranging from clinical to policy to administration to education, to help ensure our veterans are receiving the best possible care.
Military Friendly Schools
Since 2009 the G.I. Jobs team has approached 12000+ schools, asking them to participate in an annual survey to help military personnel, veterans, and military dependents find schools that are going above and beyond for them. The 2013 list includes more than 1,700 schools that represent institutions doing the most to educate America's veterans.
Student Veterans Of America (SVA)
This is a coalition of student veterans groups on college campuses across the globe. These member chapters are the "boots on the ground" that help veterans reintegrate into campus life and succeed academically. Each chapter must be an officially recognized student group by their university or college and provide a peer-to-peer network for veterans who are attending the school. Additionally, chapters often coordinate campus activities, provide pre-professional networking, and generally provide a touchstone for student veterans in higher education.
Tillman Military Scholars
This program supports our nation's active and veteran service members and their spouses by removing financial barriers to completing a degree program of choice. The scholarship funds cover not only direct study-related expenses such as tuition and fees, but also other needs, including housing and child care.
Toolkit for Veteran Friendly Institutions
Created by the American Council on Education (ACE), this online resource is designed to help institutions of higher education build effective programs for veteran students and share information. It highlights a variety of best practices and includes video clips, profiles of student veteran programs across the U.S., and a searchable database of tools and resources.
Veterans Incentive Program (VIP)
This is a pilot program offering prior and transitioning corpsmen and medics the opportunity to use the training they received while serving in the military and apply it to the unique setting of the NIH Clinical Center, a research hospital located in Bethesda, MD. Participants can then proceed to apply for financial support to continue their education in pursuit of a nursing degree.
Yellow Ribbon Program
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Seneca Land District
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Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America
Our Mission:
"Make Life Better Singing Barbershop Music"
To accomplish this we:
If you love to sing and want to help your community what better way is there to serve?
The Seneca Land District(SLD) is one of seventeen districts in the Barbershop Harmony Society (BHS); the modern name de plum for the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America, Inc. (SPEBSQSA). SPEBSQSA started in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In 1938 Founders O. C. Cash and Rupert Hall found two other singers to form our first quartet. The rest is history. SPEBSQSA grew to a nationwide organization numbering about 38,000 in less than three decades.
Seneca Land District, encompassing Upstate NY and NW PA, is comprised of 33 chapters and approximately 50 registered quartets that perform throughout the United States and around the world. Seneca Land is one of the smallest districts in the society but proudly nurtured the most famous International Champion Quartet, the Buffalo Bills who, of course, were the centerpiece in the play and movie "The Music Man" . In addition we are the home district for five past SPEBSQSA presidents.
Four times a year the Seneca Land District publishes a feature-rich magazine called Smoke Signals. With only a few interruptions this publication has been sent to our members since 1955. (see "Archives" in the menu above and you can peruse publications going back 60 years.
The following statement is in Smoke Signals Volume 43, Issue 1, Jan 2015: "Communication is imperative for any organization to remain strong. The imparting or exchanging of information or news is and always should be our number one goal for any member, chapter, district, society and as well to the outside world. The best case scenario of communication is a constant circular input/output of information." For barbershoppers the world of communication is usually punctuated with the joy of song.
The meaning of life is to find your gift.
The purpose of life is to give your gift away.
Our gift is four part harmony singing.
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Predicting wave glider speed from environmental measurements
Smith, Ryan N. , Das, Jnaneshwar, Hine, Graham, Anderson, Will, & Sukhatme, Gaurav S. (2011) Predicting wave glider speed from environmental measurements. In Proceedings of MTS/IEEE Oceans 2011, IEEE, Hilton Waikoloa Village, Kona, Hawai'i. (In Press)
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In the ocean science community, researchers have begun employing novel sensor platforms as integral pieces in oceanographic data collection, which have significantly advanced the study and prediction of complex and dynamic ocean phenomena. These innovative tools are able to provide scientists with data at unprecedented spatiotemporal resolutions. This paper focuses on the newly developed Wave Glider platform from Liquid Robotics. This vehicle produces forward motion by harvesting abundant natural energy from ocean waves, and provides a persistent ocean presence for detailed ocean observation. This study is targeted at determining a kinematic model for offline planning that provides an accurate estimation of the vehicle speed for a desired heading and set of environmental parameters. Given the significant wave height, ocean surface and subsurface currents, wind speed and direction, we present the formulation of a system identification to provide the vehicle's speed over a range of possible directions.
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The Vermont Mountaineers dropped the first game of their four game homestand by a final score of 5-3 against the Saratoga Brigade in New England Collegiate Baseball League action at Recreation Field on Sunday night. With the loss, the Mountaineers have now lost two in a row and three of their last four.
Vermont's tough night began in the top of the first when the Brigade scored two unearned runs. Zach Looney (Santa Clara) hit a one out double. Two batters later, Matt Beaty (Belmont) walked to setup first and second with two outs. Zach Zott (Michigan) followed with a ground ball to first that A.J. Ryan (Dayton) booted and the ball rolled into foul territory down the right field line. This allowed Looney to score from second for the first run of the ballgame. Beaty moved to third on the play. During the next hitter, Jordan Striegel's (Louisville) at bat, Zott got into a rundown between first and second on a pickoff attempt by Mountaineers starter John Miles (Missouri). While Zott was caught up, Beaty took off from third to score. Shortstop Thomas Roulis (Dartmouth) threw the ball past catcher Matt MacDowell (Dartmouth) allowing Beaty to score the second run of the game.
Saratoga added another run in the 4th inning to take a 3-0 lead. It was the first earned run that John Miles had allowed all season long.
Vermont came storming back in the 7th with three runs to tie the game. Nick Ramos (Indiana) drew a one out walk. Kevin Krause (Stony Brook) followed with a single in his first at bat as a Mountaineer to setup first and second with one out. Thomas Roulis came up and reached on a fielder's choice where he grounded one back to the pitcher Garett Hayward (Duke) who threw to second to try and start the double play, but the throw was low and went into center field allowing Ramos to score the first Mountaineers run of the game. With Krause at second and Roulis at first, Chandler Brock (Alabama-Huntsville) walked to load the bases with just one out. Brad Kaczka (Monroe CC) followed with an RBI walk to score Krause and make the game 3-2. Scott Donley (Indiana) came up and hit a single to second base allowing Roulis to score and tie the game. The ball got away from second basemen Jordan Striegel and Brock tried to score on the play, but was thrown out on a controversial play at the plate that drew Manager Joe Brown to argue the call.
The game was tied at three going into the 8th when Saratoga scored two more runs to regain the lead. Catcher Brian O'Keefe (St. Joseph's) led off the inning with a hit by pitch. Duncan Wendel (Baylor) laid down a sacrifice bunt to move O'Keefe to second. O'Keefe then moved to third on a Zott ground out to first. Striegel came up and drew a walk and advanced to second on a defensive indifference. Craig McConaughy (Oklahoma St.) blooped a single over first basemen Mike Vigliarolo (St. Louis) and into right field, which allowed both runners to score.
Kevin Doherty (Virginia) got the win for the Brigade to improve to 3-2. He went two-thirds of an inning and gave up no runs on one hit and one walk.
Brandon Alphin (Louisville) took the loss and fell to 0-1. He pitched two and a third innings and allowed two runs on one hit and one walk. He also recorded a strikeout.
Cameron Tekker (Virginia) got his fourth save of the season as he allowed just one hit while striking out two in the 9th.
The Mountaineers fell to 15-7 on the season with the loss.
The Vermont Mountaineers are next in action tomorrow night when they host the Ocean State Waves in NECBL play at Recreation Field at 6:30.
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Rocky Hill (GNIS FID: 68692) is a populated place LOCATED WITHIN the Dennard CDP. In turn, the Dennard CDP is located within Van Buren County.
Rocky Hill is located at latitude 35.737 and longitude -92.582. The elevation of Rocky Hill is 1,447 feet above mean sea level.
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