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Deputy Director, Office of Pharmaceutical Science, CDER, FDA
Date: 19 September 2002
RE: ACPS meeting October 21 and 22, 2002
Dear ACPS Members and Invited Guests,
We look forward to meeting you ion 21 & 22 October 2002 to discuss several important scientific topics. On October 21, the Non-Clinical Studies and the Process Analytical Technology subcommittees will report on their progress and future plans. Following these reports information on the following topics will be presented to update the committee on our progress (topics 1 and 2) and to seek advise on several issues and questions outlined in this memorandum and the attached background information packet.
October 21, 2002 Topics
1. Update: Risk-Based CMC Review. Dr. Yuan-yuan Chiu first introduced this topic at the 15 November 2000 ACPS meeting. The goal of this initiative is to develop and adopt a risk assessment and management approach for the CMC review of post-approval manufacturing changes as well as for the review of original ANDAs. The current thinking is that under this program drugs considered "low risk" with respect to quality will receive reduced CDER oversight over information and data submission. Specifically, most of the manufacturing changes will not require a submission of a supplement (Prior Approval or Changes-Being-Effected) to the application. The amount of data and information to be submitted in the annual report of an approved application will also be minimized. The same concept and practice will also apply to original ANDAs after necessary regulation changes. This initiative does not exempt firms from performing necessary studies to evaluate the effects of changes to the quality, safety and efficacy of the drug, or from generating necessary data and information to support the approval of an original ANDA. Such data and information will be kept on site and made available during FDA inspection. Only firms with acceptable GMP compliance records will qualify for this program.
The CDER Risk-Based CMC Review working group has adopted a three-tier risk assessment and management approach that categorizes risk as into quality risks, safety/clinical risks, and risk of GMP non-compliance. They have attempted to quantify quality risk by developing scientific attributes and criteria for identifying "low risk" drugs, and a list of drugs that meet these quality criteria. The group's current thinking on how to assess quality risk with respect to the drug substance and drug product will be presented to the ACPS (See the Risk Decision Trees in the background packet - Attachment #1).
The information presented at the November 2000 meeting and the committee discussions (starting on page #25 of the transcripts) are archived at the following FDA Internet web-sites. In her presentation Dr. Chiu will provide a summary of these previous discussions.
At the October 2002 meeting we do not plan to put forward specific questions to you. The working group would appreciate any comments and suggestions the committee may have for improving this emerging risk criteria. At a future meeting we plan to discuss with you this topic in detail along with our data analysis.
A group of senior CDER staff representing offices of Pharmaceutical Science, Generic Drugs, New Drug Chemistry, and Compliance reviewed these recommendations. Individuals on this group were not members of the PQRI's BU Working Group. The Office of Biostatistics served as a consultant to the review group on statistical issues.
The group concluded that during routine production of solid dosage forms, the proposed concept of stratified in-process dosage unit analysis can serve as a method to document adequacy of powder blend and to assure drug content uniformity. However, the group felt that a few questions needed further clarification and/or scientific justification. These questions were communicated to the PQRI on August 14, 2002 (See Attachment #2a).
In parallel to the FDA review, Prof. DeLuca (Member of ACPS and the Editor of the AAPS electronic journal PharmSci Tech) subjected these recommendations to additional peer review by inviting selected scientists to evaluate the proposal (See Attachment #2b).
We anticipate the issues identified in the FDA review will be addressed by PQRI prior to the October 2002 ACPS meeting and that we will be able to share with you our decision and planned next steps with respect to policy development and implementation. In the event these issues are not resolved, we will seek ACPS input on how best to resolve these. We have invited Drs. Massa (Chair, PQRI Steering Committee) and Garcia (Chair, PQRI BU Working Group) to attend the October 2002 meeting.
On June 7, 2002 the Office of Generic Drugs, as part of its Science Training Series, organized a symposium on polymorphism. Several experts were invited to share their knowledge and thoughts on this topic. Prof. David Grant (Theory and Origin of Polymorphism), Prof. Kenneth Morris (Methods for Characterization), Dr. Harry Brittain (Effects of Pharmaceutical Processing on Polymorphs), Prof. Nair Rodriguez-Hornedo (Effects of Crystallization on Properties of Drugs), and Prof. Leslie Benet (Considerations of Polymorphism in Therapeutic Equivalence). This symposium was an excellent continuing education experience for FDA staff.
A background paper for the ACPS meeting was developed by FDA staff and is attached for your review (Attachment #3). It provides current scientific thinking on issues related to monitoring and controlling drug substance polymorphs during manufacturing. Decision trees for solid oral dosage forms or liquids containing undissolved drug substances are developed to determine if there is a scientific need to establish polymorph acceptance criteria for drug substance and drug product. Although, the focus of this paper is on generic drug process (ANDAs) we expect the scientific discussions at the ACPS meeting will be relevant to both new and generic drugs. We have invited Profs. Morris, Brittain, and Benet to attend this meeting and to share with you their assessment of the FDA current thinking.
Based on the information presented in this manuscript the following questions are put forward for discussion:
Please comment on methods, approaches, and challenges for establishing specification for polymorphs in drug products. Also, in your experience, how often would you anticipate that such a specification necessary?
Please comment on the concept "extraordinary formulation or manufacturing process development effort" suggested in this decision tree.
October 22, 2002 Topics
4. Goals and Objectives: The proposed ACPS subcommittee on Pharmaceutical Manufacturing. This subcommittee will address regulatory science issues in the area of manufacturing from both review and inspection (cGMP) perspectives. The new FDA initiative "Pharmaceutical cGMP's for the 21st Century" (See Attachment #4) will be a major focus of this committee. The PAT Subcommittee may eventually be incorporated into this committee.
It is envisioned that the CDER's Office of Pharmaceutical Science and the Office of Compliance will bring issues for discussion to this committee. Often this will be a team effort, on occasions and depending on topic area, only one of the offices may take the responsibility for topic discussion.
We plan to outline the goals and objectives and identify several topics for discussion. Industry representatives from PhRMA and GPhA have been invited to share their perspective with you.
5. Aseptic Manufacturing. This is a new topic for discussion at the ACPS and is an example of a manufacturing inspection issue that also has regulatory review impact. In order to have appropriate expertise we have invited several experts in microbiology and aseptic manufacturing to participate in the meeting.
In 1987, FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation & Research, Center for Biologics, and Office of Regulatory Affairs issued formal guidance in lieu of publishing regulations specific to sterile drugs. Because of the need to control many variables during aseptic processing, the 1987 guidance was entitled "Guideline on Sterile Drug Products Produced by Aseptic Processing." It provided industry with the Agency's current thinking on areas where a lack of understanding was found to exist at the time. The document provided better definition of minimal cGMP standards needed to conduct operations in a manner that prevents contamination of a sterile drug. The Agency stated the intention to update the guideline from time to time when it "recognized the need through its regulatory efforts and through comments submitted by interested persons." With this knowledge, and following evolution in technology, standards and understanding of aseptic processes, FDA embarked on the task of updating this guidance in 1997. In a revised guidance document FDA plans to address areas for which improved clarity and explanation are needed to better facilitate industry compliance. The goal of this ACPS discussion is to identify these areas.
To facilitate and to focus the ACPS discussion the FDA staff have developed a background paper that describes FDA's current thinking on the topics that we have identified as important topics for inclusion in the proposed guidance (See Attachment #5a). FDA staff members will make presentations to introduce these issues and offer their perspectives. In addition, we have invited the Parenteral Drug Association (Russ Madsen) to share their view on this topic. Although not confirmed at this time, we hope to have a presentation in the general area of risk assessment /hazard analyses of airborne contamination.
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Looks interesting. Is there experience about this in bridging firewall scenarios? (With or without external patchset's like http://ebtables.sourceforge.net/)
Sorry for this answer being so late but we wanted to check whether nf-hipac works with the ebtables patch first in order to give you a definite answer. We tried on a sparc64 which was a bad decision because the ebtables patch does not work on sparc64 systems. We are going to test the stuff tomorrow on an i386 and tell you the results afterwards. In principle, nf-hipac should work properly whith the bridge patch. We expect it to work just like iptables apart from the fact that you cannot match on bridge ports. The iptables' in/out interface match in 2.4 works the way that it matches if either in/out dev _or_ in/out physdev. The nf-hipac in/out interface match matches solely on in/out dev.
Further, you mention the performance reasons for this approach. I would be very interested to see some figures.
We have done some performance tests with an older release of nf-hipac. The results are available on http://www.hipac.org/ Apart from that Roberto Nibali did some preliminary testing on nf-hipac.You can find his posting to linux-kernel here: http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-kernel&m=103358029605079&w=2
Since there are currently no performance tests available for the new release we want to encourage people interested in firewall performance evaluation to include nf-hipac in their tests. Regards, +-----------------------+----------------------+ | Michael Bellion | Thomas Heinz | | <mbellion@xxxxxxxxx> | <creatix@xxxxxxxxx> | +-----------------------+----------------------+
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I know when you do the initial cast-on, and then it says "knit 10 rows", it means starting after the cast-on. That row of cast-on stitches doesn't "count" in the count of 10 rows to knit. It's usually said AFTER "CO 36 stitches" so it's clear.
I'm doing a pattern (cute stuffed sheep from a kid's knitting book, my son is doing it so I'm doing it with him for support and guidance) where there's a decrease and an increase to make the legs. For the increase, it says "At the beginning of each of the next two rows cast on 8 stitches. You should have 36 stitches on your needle... Knit 10 rows (5 rows of bumps on the front)." (Since it's garter stitch)
Here's the thing. My assumption is that the 10 rows is AFTER the 2 rows of casting on.
But, because there are 2 rows with the cast-ons, there's already a 'row of bumps' in this section before even starting the 10. So it will actually turn out to be 6 rows of bumps if my assumption is correct. (I wasn't even sure that would be the case, but it is -- I've knitted 2 full rows and there are 2 clear "row of bumps", not just one).
But the front and back legs are supposed to match, it would seem. The back legs were knit 10 rows after the initial cast-on. And because it was the usual cast-on, it is indeed '5 rows of bumps.'
But because this section had a TWO-row cast-on required, it ends up being bigger than the first section.
I'm sure I'm overcomplicating things. And it's just a toy sheep, it won't be a big problem if the front legs end up thicker than the back ones lol... BUT it's an important thing to make sure I understand properly, for more complicated projects in the future... where accurate # of rows is more important.
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Winding through the heart of Northern New Mexico, the Rio Chama is one of this states real treasures. Designated one of America's "Wild and Scenic Rivers", the Chama is a wonderful river adventure. You will have plenty of time for drifting and swimming during the day, as well as hiking some of the many side trails.
The camping is exceptional on the Chama, with most sites nestled among large trees and featuring wonderful views of the sandstone cliffs which line the river. The Chama is a favorite among New Mexico fishermen; remember to bring your pole and a current fishing license. The Rio Chama is a permitted river and flow is regulated by El Vado Dam, there are only specific dates on which it is runable.
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Our Utah River rafting trips are set in a postcard setting in some of the most magnificent scenery adjacent to Arches National Park & near Canyonlands National Park, the infamous Colorado River carves an unbelievable waterway of fun floating and splashy rapids. Located just 5 minutesfrom Arches, and 1/2 hour from Canyonlands National Parks, 4 hours from Salt Lake City, 5 hours from the Grand Canyon, 2 1/2 hours from Lake Powel and 2 1/2 hours from Durango, Colorado (our home base), the Colorado River at Moab, Utah offers perfect sampler and overnight trips for families, seniors, first-timers and raft enthusiasts looking for the most spectacular river setting.
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American Council of English Jakarta
English Education for the New Generation.
In today's world, The English language is a very important language to learn.
Why is English so important?
After Mandarin, English is spoken by more people than any other language, and is the native language of more than 350 million people. More people speak English than those who speak the Arabic and French languages combined.
English is the international language of diplomacy, business, science, technology, banking, computing, medicine, aviation, UN & NATO armed forces, engineering, tourism, Hollywood films and arguably the best pop and rock music in the world. English has plenty of words to choose from. In fact, an English speaker is offered the biggest vocabulary of any language with a choice of 500,000 to 1,000,000 words (including technical and scientific terms).But don't panic, most English speakers do very well with a vocabulary of around 20,000 words.
English can be fun too.
For instance, the music of such stars as Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Michael Jackson and Madonna has encouraged fans to speak the language of their idols, whilst others have enrolled in English classes to improve their understanding of the dialogue in films and TV shows. Or perhaps they have embraced English to enjoy the writing of Stephen King, George Orwell or J.K. Rowling. They may even have an interest in speaking English just to converse with travelers from other countries, who communicate by using the English global interlingua while traveling abroad.
Finally, if you are studying English at school, college or university, remember that getting an 'A' grade in English is almost worthless, in terms of communication, if you cannot speak the language.
Spoken English is used in the best careers, the best universities, and is increasingly being used at job interviews. So like it or not, English is a very important language to learn how to speak.
Young learners & Early Childhood
If you happen to have children, having them learn the English language while they are young is a great idea. As a parent you can help your child to learn English As you help your child to learn English, you'll be broadening their horizons and helping them out in their future as well.
Early Childhood (3-6 y.o.) are a bit different from Young Learners (7-16 y.o.), for a start they are preliterate, and all the work is done without reading and writing.
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In today's global economy, executives, managers and other professionals experience fairly frequent miscommunication due to limited business English language skills. Details and nuances of meaning are often missed or misinterpreted by individuals lacking real proficiency in the English language.
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ElementaryLanguage brain teasers are those that involve the English language. You need to think about and manipulate words and letters.
The following elements have a mutual feature (it has nothing to do with their chemical proprieties, with the fact that they each contain the vowel "i" or with the fact that they all finish in a consonant). Also, only one of them has another interesting characteristic (it has nothing to do with spelling or pronunciation). What is the feature and the interesting characteristic?
1. Palladium (Pd)
2. Antinomy (Sb)
3. Actinium (Ac)
4. Rubidium (Rb)
5. Gallium (Ga)
6. Seaborgium (Sg)
AnswerThey all start with a three letter word.
PALladium, ANTimony, ACTinium, RUBidium, GALlium, SEAborgium.
The word with the interesting characteristic would have to be antinomy, which is not an element. Antinomy is an anagram for the element antimony (Sb).
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The charming solo show The God Box starts with a classic Jewish fable of Chelm, the city of fools. As they say, all roads lead to Chelm.
Mom (Antonia Lassar) is in her daughter Rebecca's apartment. Rebecca just died in a car accident, and now it's time for her nice Jewish parents to prepare for the funeral. In a development that may be familiar to any modern American family, it becomes clear that Rebecca, an Anthropology student, has kept some things from her mother. A box labelled "God" contains some clues to the adult Rebecca's spiritual path--only it's not Jewish. This is a jarring discovery for a parent who believes she's raised her daughter right, and Mom copes by making many cheesecakes. These she takes to the growing list of unusual people whom she learns have been connected to her daughter.
As Antonia Lassar plays Mom and her interlocutors, it is quite funny to see the special people in Rebecca's life react to Mom's sarcasm. There's the glowingly happy new age Christian who is sure Rebecca wanted to spend "eternity with people like us". Mom's learned aversion to the word "baptism" is perfect. Then there's the farm collective, who are reluctant to accept the cheesecake until reassured that it is an old Jewish vegan recipe. Finally, Mom gets a call from Rebecca's unknown fiance, Mr. Davids, a princelike man with some kind of British accent who of course must be a Jewish doctor. He is neither, though, and Mom first resorts to scorn before she learns, as in the Chelm story, how to be happy.
Kudos to Antonia Lassar for being so many recognisable characters in this show. If you have been a parent or a child in the multi-cultural world recently, odds are you've met some of these people. Mom's accent, a blend of gentle Midwest and Jewish, contrasts wonderfully with the persistence of her beliefs. As the well-written story unfolds, she finds out things about the commonality of cultures that she did not, or would not, see before. Thanks to Nikki DiLoreto's direction, the interplay between different voices is exquisitely comical. Bring a friend and enjoy the lively discussion that should result.


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Peter Jensen (Joe Lando) knows what it's like to lose everything to the fickle and sometimes cruel laws of nature; years ago, his house was demolished by a devastating tornado that also wiped out his family. Now, a decade later, he's fighting yet another set of twisters. This time, the windstorms are threatening the Environmental Disease and Control Lab in Oklahoma, which could send countless deadly bacteria skittering across the landscape.


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Match Saturday August 4th - Owl Hollow - Franklin, TN
August 3 2012 at 7:30 PM
Harold Rushton
We are planning a match for tomorrow, August 4th near Franklin, TN. Sight in will start at 8:30 AM and the match will start at 9:00 AM. The match fee is $10 per shooter. This will be a standard 60 shot match. We have several lanes in an open field for practice there and several more now set into the woods. So, expect a good variety of shooting.
There's a 50% chance of rain tomorrow, but the high is only forecast to be 89 degrees. So, hopefully we can get finished before the rain sets in.
Location: 2795 Owl Hollow Road, Franklin, Tennessee.
See you guys at Owl Hollow!
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Competition: Win a copy of No More Bingo Dresses by Rosie O'Hara
There's still time to enter this competition...
Breast cancer is one of the toughest thing any woman can go through. But often, rightly or wrongly, the emotional impact is overshadowed by the physical side effects.
Rosie O'Hara is a woman who has gone through breast cancer, and come out the other side with a positive attitude. She attributes this to NLP (Neuro-linguistic programming), and has written a book - No More Bingo Dresses, describing her journey.
Rosie's frank and honest story is inspiring and uplifting, and will hopefully help other breast cancer sufferers.
Rosie's publisher MX Publishing has kindly given us 10 copies of Rosie's book to give away to Dollymix readers.
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Big Band audition sign-up sheets will posted on the jazz bulletin board outside of room 241 (Dr. Winking's office) in August. Auditions are open to all students, regardless of major.
Combo Auditions will be held on Tuesday, August 30, in the Combo Room (119) starting at 2 p.m. Sign-up sheets will be posted on the jazz bulletin board outside of room 241 (Dr. Winking's office) in August. All students must bring a completed schedule card to be placed in a combo (cards are available in the main office). Students should be prepared to improvise over a jazz standard.
Jazz auditions are low-pressure and consist of the following:
Rhythm Section
The Texas State jazz ensembles explore a full spectrum of big band sounds, ranging from classic swing to high-energy latin and funk. Jazz ensembles and combos are open to all qualified university students by audition. Ensembles count for one credit per semester.
Jazz Ensemble
Directed by Dr. Utah Hamrick
MWF, 11 a.m.–12:15 p.m.
Room 224
Jazz Orchestra
Directed by Dr. Keith Winking
MWF, 11 a.m.–12 p.m.
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Jazz Lab Band
Directed by Dr. Utah Hamrick
MW, 12:30 p.m.–1:50 p.m.
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A little more than three years after its public announcement in the Fall of 2008, in the midst of one of the worst economies in the last 708 years, the Past, Present, Promise Campaign has raised in excess of $7 million and with four years remaining in the Campaign's life cycle. This achievement, though a work in progress, has been realized through the generosity of the Notre Dame College Prep Family.
Interactive Media
Past, Present, Promise Capital Campaign video (Phase 2)
Past, Present, Promise Capital Campaign video (Phase 1)
If you are unable to view the video, please click here for a free Quick Time download so you can watch the Phase 1 video
Past, Present, Promise Capital Campaign booklet
We are grateful to all those Alumni, Parents, Alumni parents and Friends who have support the Past, Present, Promise Campaign thus far and are counting on your continued support to fulfill our never ending need - fulfilling those Campaign priorities that are yet underfunded.
Financial assistance remains the most pressing of the needs, though the Campaign will also focus its attention over the remaining time of the Campaign including endowed Chairs and support for Academic programs.
Any questions regarding the Past, Present, Promise Campaign or any fundraising initiatives, please contact Shay Boyle, Vice President for Institutional Advancement and Enrollment at 847.779.8616 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Click here to access a letter of intent to the Past, Present, Promise Campaign.


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A Fisheries Agency survey revealed Thursday that the pace of reconstruction has been slow in fish processing industries in five coastal prefectures hit hard by the tsunami caused by the 9.0-magnitude earthquake on March 11, 2011.
Only 50 percent of the surveyed companies in the prefectures of Aomori, Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima and Ibaraki said their production capacities have recovered to 80 percent or more of the levels before the disaster.
By prefecture, the rate came to 90 percent in Aomori, 53 percent in Iwate, 50 percent in Miyagi, 25 percent in Fukushima and 66 percent in Ibaraki, according to the survey, which was conducted between November 2014 and last month.
In the previous such survey in February-March 2014 that covered Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima, the proportion of companies whose production capacities had recovered to 80 percent or more came to 57 percent, 49 percent and 24 percent, respectively.
The latest survey also showed that 40 percent of the fish processing businesses in the five prefectures have seen their sales rise back to 80 percent or more of the predisaster levels. In the February-March 2014 survey, the combined rate in Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima, which were particularly hit hard by the disaster, stood at 28 percent.
The agency said that the recovery is tardy at companies with insufficient capital.
In the latest survey, many businesses complained of misinformation about the safety of fishery products in light of the meltdown disaster at Tokyo Electric Power Co.'s Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power station damaged in the March 2011 disaster.
The survey was conducted on 937 companies in five prefectures, with 314 providing valid replies.


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Seeking a part-time to full-time associate veterinarian to join our 2-location, 2½ doctor, small animal practice in Hampshire and Gilberts, IL. We are looking for someone with experience, and a joy for, general surgery along with an enthusiastic approach to general medicine.
Our successful, small town clinics offer a very personal, laid back approach to veterinary medicine. We strive to offer the highest quality of care to out loyal clientele and their beloved pets while valuing the importance of life outside of the office. We offer pleasant working hours with no on-call duties.
Between the clinics, we offer digital radiography, in-house lab equipment, dentalaire dental system, surgical and therapeutic lasers. Veterinarian salaries are negotiable based on experience. Other benefits include paid vacation and sick leave, paid CE, health insurance, liability insurance, and 401K/profit sharing.
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Geiger Gibson Capstone
Welcome to the Geiger Gibson Capstone Fellowship home page where applicants can access important program information and the proposed schedule, review materials from past sessions and apply for the next program.
View the current flyer and proposed schedule (PDF)
View archived materials from past sessions under "Participant Materials"
Apply for the next session using the form found at "Apply for Capstone"
Upcoming Session Flyer & Schedule
Please download our current flyer to learn more about the Geiger Gibson Capstone session being offered soon.
View the current flyer and proposed schedule (PDF)
Fall 2016 Webinar Schedule Coming Soon
Apply for Capstone - October 24-26, 2016
Thank you for your interest in the Geiger Gibson Capstone Fellowship in Community Health Policy and Leadership.
Complete the items below after consulting with your CEO to assume organizational support. You will receive an email acknowledgement within a few days of submission.
Participant Materials
Capstone participants prepare for the 3-day Capstone session in Washington DC by participating in a series of webinars before they arrive.
Below are materials for the upcoming webinars as well as materials from past capstone webinars.
Current Webinars - (Content posted a few days in advance of webinar)
Executive Branch Role in Health Policy
- Webinar 1 Presentation
- Webinar 1 Recording
Legislative Branch Role in Health Policy
- Webinar 2 Recording
- Webinar 2 Slides
Judicial Branch Role in Health Policy
- Webinar 3 Recording
- Webinar 3 Slides
Webinar 4
- Webinar 4 Recording
- Webinar 4 Slides
Archive of Previous Capstone Materials
Fall 2015
Spring 2015
Fall 2014
Fall 2013
Spring 2013
Spring 2012
"The Geiger Gibson experience: A look back into the history of our movement, a better understanding of politics within the beltway, an interactive experience with peers, mentors and new colleagues. Invaluable."
Eugene Market
CEO, First Choice Health Centers
East Hartford, CT
Spring 2014 Cohort
"For me, one of the most significant aspects of this program was the profound connection to the history and mission of Health Centers, which begins with the fact that it is named after the two physicians – Jack Geiger and Count Gibson- largely responsible for launching the Community Health Center Movement. Throughout the three days nearly everyone we met with emphasized the importance of the Health Center mission and out collective dedication to it."
Seth Doyle
Manager, Community Health Improvement Program, Northwest Regional Primary Care Association
Seattle, WA
Spring 2014 Cohort
"The Geiger Gibson Capstone Program helped me better understand the current health policy landscape and implications for my Primary Care Association (PCA) and our member Community Health Centers (CHCs). After just three days, I had a better handle on the current and emerging health policy trends and health care reform implementation issues. In addition, the program is a fantastic networking opportunity. It was great to meet fellow PCA and CHC staff, and engage in enlightening conversations with well-respected and knowledgeable health policy leaders."
Kristen Pieper
Policy Manager, Colorado Community Health Network
Denver, CO
Fall 2013 Cohort
"The Geiger Gibson Capstone Program was extremely valuable to me. I was able see first hand the agencies and organizations that I deal with on a daily basis in my work within a Community Health Center, such as HRSA and NACHC. We met with staff from these organizations and heard directly from them about their work, their priorities, and their vision of the future of healthcare for CHC's. The other participants in the Program also provided a great value. Since all participants were highly familiar with the work of CHC's, we were able to engage in meaningful discussions about our work. And, since participants held a variety of positions within CHC's and PCA's, I was able to learn more about the differing perspectives involved in leading a CHC."
Julie Schuller
Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer, Sixteenth Street Community Health Center
Milwaukee, WI
Fall 2013 Cohort
"The Capstone Program exposed us to real-time policy developments, access to Capital Hill and the Administration, and a network of peers to keep it alive after we left! This is a must attend for anyone needing a crisp understanding of the Affordable Care Act should attend."
Frank Principi
Executive Director, Greater Prince William Community Health Center
Woodbridge, VA
Fall 2013 Cohort
"The Geiger Gibson Capstone gives participants two critical opportunities that you cannot get within your own health center walls. First, time with long-standing leaders in health care who offer insight into their journeys as leaders which is both informative as to their own personal impact in their own roles, but also as to things which translate back to the participants' health center worlds. Second, the opportunity to be with a really substantively diverse group of other health center leaders who share a wealth of information and are wonderful to interact with."
Naseema Shafi
COO: Whitman-Walker Health
Spring 2013 Cohort
"The Geiger Gibson Capstone Program was truly amazing. It helped me gain a clear understanding of the Health Center movement, provided me with timely information that I can take back to my center, and gave me the opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences with health center leaders from across the country. Great experience all around."
Kevin Kasper
Director of External Affairs, Ezras Choilim Health Center
Spring 2013 Cohort
Community Health Centers Timeline
The first community health center opened in 1965. Go back in time to the early days and then find out where the movement is today.
Historical Videos
Part 3: The OEO and the early champions of neighborhood health centers (4 min 52 sec)
The Geiger Gibson Capstone Fellowship is designed to meet the professional needs of mid-level and senior staff pursuing leadership careers in community health centers and state and regional primary care associations. It is offered through a partnership with the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) as one of its Leadership Development Institutes.
The program provides participants with the knowledge needed to understand US health policy trends and their implications for health centers. Special emphasis is placed on current and emerging health reform implementation issues. Program faculty and speakers come from senior levels of Washington's health policy leadership community, as well as from NACHC, HRSA and the GW Department of Health Policy.
The Capstone includes 4 interactive webinars over a one month period prior to the 3 day onsite program in Washington DC. See the attached flyer and schedule for details of the onsite program. The Capstone is offered in the Spring and the Fall of each year.
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J.Crew's Jenna Lyons on Oprah
Dream Life: J. Crew's Jenna Lyons on Oprah
Check out this cool piece about J.Crew's Jenna Lyons from OnSugar blog Shut Up, I Love That Shirt on You.
When you're frolicking through your early 20s, bouncing from unpaid internship to low-paying job to under-the-table nanny gig, just sort of trying to make your professional life start — it can be frustrating. Confusing. Enlightening. Exciting.
Myself, I've done marketing, editorial, social media, retail . . . a serious variety of part time jobs and internships. I've always felt my path leaning towards fashion, but which particular aspect of the industry has been a bit unclear.
Then came Jenna Lyons, the creative director of J.Crew. She spearheaded J.Crew's brand makeover that took them from a dated, preppy classic to a fresh outpost of stylish sophistication and casual cool. She's an icon for girls everywhere as a woman in the fashion industry who's as successful and smart as she is stylish.
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The other day I was browsing the latest J.Crew catalog, and as I took in the gorgeous images and crave-worthy ensembles I realized — I could so do that. Forever, for a living.
Further investigation on the J.Crew website as well as viewing this piece from Oprah (via the Huffington Post) has only further confirmed that my current life goal is to be the next Jenna Lyons.
Behold her life, her apartment, her kid, her closet.
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For our twelfth cruise, and first time through the Canal, we chose Celebrity's Zenith, a line we had never cruised before but heard many good things about. We had a very good cruise with a few minor glitches, but the air-sea package from Celebrity was a fiasco.
We had a pre-day package in Acapulco, which was a very fortunate thing because if the air-sea disaster had occurred on sailing day we would have missed our cruise. AeroMexico in Mexico City claimed to have lost my reservation, and when it was finally found would not give me a seat assignment. They delayed and delayed until the plane left, leaving us and two other couples bound for the Zenith behind. We were delayed over 4 hours, our baggage was not with us, and Customs was not being understanding. Fortunately, when we arrived in Acapulco a Celebrity representative was waiting for us and cleared everything up and got us to our hotel, about 11:30 PM. That rep in Acapulco was the only good thing about the air-sea package. Celebrity needs a rep in the dirty, cavernous, badly marked, non-English friendly airport in Mexico City!!
EMBARKATION: We checked out of the hotel and onto Celebrity's bus for the tour of Acapulco prior to embarkation. We saw quite a lot of sights including the famous cliff divers, and arrived at the ship about 2:00 PM, the same time as quite a few other busses so there was a long line for embarkation. However it moved very quickly and efficiently and by 2:15 we were past the obligatory photographer and into the ship. The friendly stewardesses showed us to our cabin, and then we went up to beautiful and bountiful embarkation buffet.
CABIN: Our cabin was a category 6 on Deck 4, the Florida Deck. It was of medium size, not as big as HAL but not as small as RCCL. It was very nicely appointed and had all the necessary requirements. The shower was big enough to turn around in, there were two sizable closets and a little safe. Our Stewardess soon introduced herself and fetched an extra pillow for me cheerfully.
FOOD: We were on second seating and had Erol from Turkey as our waiter and Ioan from Romania as our assistant. The menus were lavish, well thought out and had something for everyone. I had a lot of delicious seafood with some forays into turkey and pasta, and Renée almost universally opted for the beef, lamb or pork. IMHO the food was very very good, although I still think RCCL remains the best food afloat. On some nights the food seemed pretentious rather than gourmet, i.e. baby sea bass stuffed with filet of trout with lemon caper sauce. We tried both the breakfast buffet and the dining room breakfast and both were great, except the juices were apparently from concentrate and were watery. We also had breakfast in the cabin a couple of times, which is a little more than just the customary continental breakfast (omelettes are available, for example). We had the dining room lunch, the buffet lunch and once the grill aft ... all were good although the grill made a better hamburger than the dining room did!!
The ship also offered the much discussed "casual alternative dining". The only trouble was, that they offered it on the CASUAL nights, and one of the INFORMAL nights. Somehow they seem to be missing the whole point of "casual" alternative dining!!
ACTIVITIES: There are all the usual activities on board. We had a great tour of the galley, won a little bit in the Casino (yeah, everybody says that ...), attended some lectures and classes, tried our had at the daily quiz and had a great time. We are not fitness buffs, but our table mates said that the fitness program was quite comprehensive and the machines in the gym very acceptable.
ENTERTAINMENT: The entertainment on the ship was quite eclectic, from the DJ in the disco to the versatile pianist in Harry's Tavern. It was always possible to find what you liked. The main shows were quite good, although the production numbers did not quite have the glitz of the big shows on Carnival. We had a singer, a Harmonicat, a magician, a "multi-instrumentalist" (alpen horns to goat bells) and a guy who balanced on ladders and rode unicycles. It was typical cruise ship fare ... the harmonica guy said the cruise ships are the "new vaudeville".
PORTS: Hualtulco, Mexico is an up and coming resort area with beautiful beaches. We did not go to the beach but heard from those who did that they were wonderful. Unfortunately a tragedy occurred here, after the tenders were done and the passengers were aboard, as a tender slipped from its hoists as it was being raised and a crewman was killed when it hit the water upside down. We were delayed about 4 hours while they tried to raise the boat and secure it.
Punta Rena, Costa Rica (changed from Puerto Caldera). This is a better dock, just a few miles up the coast. Unfortunately, due to our delay in Hualtulco we arrived 4 hours late, and the tour we wanted to the Poas Volcano was canceled (because, they said, the clouds come up in the afternoon and block visibility of the volcano.) We switched to the shorter tour, to the village of Sarchi which offers crafts and local arts ... especially decorated ox carts (fitted out as mini-bars). We saw a lot of nice scenery including coffee, banana, and sugar plantations. We returned to the ship in good time, but the tours that went to the capital San Jose ran into a 7 mile traffic jam and did not get back to the ship until 9:30 PM. They were accommodated in the dining room as they arrived and were all taken care of, however.
Cartagena Colombia. The ship warned that anything except the ships tour was not recommended. Consequently almost everybody opted for that, and the ship had rows and rows of 20 passenger mini busses lined up on the dock for a nice tour which included old forts, souvenir shops, residential areas, scenery, emerald shopping and a general view of the city. Renée says she LOVED Cartagena.
Aruba. We arrived late, due to head winds and rough seas, and all tours were canceled. Those who got a cab or van to take them around reported that the island is mostly desert with rocks and cactus. We went shopping and my wife found some lovely Dutch table linens and dresses at very reasonable prices.
St. Thomas. We had been here many times, and elected this time to repeat the St. John's national park tour. The tour was very scenic and interesting, with the Rockefeller estate, old sugar plantation, many beautiful bays and so on. However a major glitch occurred at the end, when the ferry boat that brought us over changed its mooring place but did not tell the taxi drivers that it did. So the taxi dropped us off at the old dock and told us the boat would be there shortly. After quite a wait, another passenger came running over and said "The boat is two blocks away and is ready to leave!" A group of about 50 people had to run those two blocks, including many senior citizens who had difficulty walking, in order to catch the boat. Complaints were met with the crew saying "aw, it's just a little screw-up". Well, I thought it was a BIG screw up, and not what one expects to happen on a ship's tour.
THE CANAL!! What can I say ... it is a wonderful experience which has to be experienced to be believed. It is pretty much an all day prospect and there is something to be seen most of the time, from the locks to the Gailliard Cut to the incredible Gatun Lake! It absolutely is not to be missed!
DISEMBARKING: Disembarking was "by the numbers" and began about 8:15. By 10:00, we were down to the last number and got off. Finding baggage was pretty easy (easier if you have some distinctive mark on yours, like the dayglo pink tags we put on ours). Customs only took a few minutes, and we figured we would have a couple of hours to explore Old Town San Juan before our flight ... that is, until we saw the line at the American Airlines baggage check! Someone had not thought this out well... there were hundreds of passengers dragging their baggage along in the hot sun, with no sign of line control devices, porters pushing in with loaded carts,people elbowing for position, all in all a simple madhouse. It took one and a half hours waiting in the hot sun to get to the counter, where the harassed clerk at least listened to our complaints and moved as quickly as she could to get our bags checked. That pretty well ruined our plans to explore the Old Town, but we made one last try, asked a taxi driver if he could take us to Old Town for fifteen minutes and then to the airport. He said "yes, yes" and we took off ... right on to the freeway. I asked twice if this was the way to Old Town and he smiled and nodded, and eventually pulled up right in front of the airport. So our last hope to see San Juan fell to the language barrier! The flight home, fortunately, was uneventful although long and tiring.
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Liquor consumption was very light. I don't think I saw a single drunk the whole 10 days.
There were 3 formal nights, and there were just enough tuxedos there that I did not feel out of place in mine. Dark suits for the men and cocktail dresses for the women were the norm.
Elevator service was very good, with little waiting except at peak times and on Canal transit day.
Soft Drinks were 1.75 everywhere. Mixed drinks ran from $3.95 to $6.50. Coffee and tea were free 24 hours in the Windsurf Cafe.
SUMMARY: A very good trip in spite of a few minor glitches and two major fiascos. The ship is wonderful, the service is great, the food is very very good, and the Canal itself is an outstanding experience. The air-sea package was a disaster.
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Police arrested 17 Texas Christian University students, including four football players, today on drug charges on and around the campus after a six-month investigation, The Daily Skiff reports.
"There's no doubt all arrested today are drug dealers," said TCU Police Chief Steven McGee. "These students engaged in hand-to-hand delivery with undercover officers."
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He said the arrests came after a six-month investigation prompted by complaints from students, parents and others in the community, the Associated Press reports. Police would not rule out more arrests, but said only people caught selling drugs had been arrested today in the early morning roundup.
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram quotes Fort Worth police as saying the probe continues and that more arrests are possible.
Police said they had not determined whether any of the football players arrested were selling to other athletes, the AP reports.
But school Chancellor Victor Boschini suggested the four players' involvement was not a sign of a larger issue. "I don't think it's a football problem," he said.
In a statement, he said the students were "immediately separated from TCU" and would be subject to expulsion if convicted.
TCU head football coach Gary Patterson said in a statement that "there are days people want to be a head football coach, but today is not one of those days."
"As I heard the news this morning, I was first shocked, then hurt and now I'm mad," he added.
The Star-Telegram noted that TCU was lauded last year in a Sports Illustrated article as the only top 25 team in the nation in 2010 with no players on its roster with criminal records.
Patterson referred to the team's reputation in his statement:
"Under my watch, drugs and drug use by TCU's student-athletes will not be tolerated by me or any member of my coaching staff. Period. Our program is respected nationally for its strong ethics and for that reason the players arrested today were separated from TCU by the University. I believe strongly that young people's lives are more important than wins or losses."
TCU is located in Fort Worth and has an enrollment of about 9,500 students.
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Ursaring Major or One Angry Ursaring (Japanese: VS リングマ VS. Ringuma ) is the 102nd round of the Gold, Silver & Crystal chapter in the Pokémon Adventures manga.
The round starts off with Gold clutching his leg in pain, as the Ursaring and Teddiursa loom over him. Maisy tries to catch his attention, as the Ursaring lunges at them, claws bared. Gold tells the girl to run, as a Sneasel intercepts the attack. From the attack, Ursaring's paws are frozen solid, as Silver informs Gold that the Ursaring came back for a trophy, much to Gold's contempt. Suddenly, the ice surrounding Ursaring's arm begins to thaw out, as Silver realises that it is using Fire Punch to thaw the ice. As this happens, Gold questions Silver's motives, wondering whether he is truly protecting Maisy out of the goodness in him. Teddiursa then lunges at Aibo, as Gold warns his Pokémon not to get distracted by its cute looks. Whilst Teddiursa and Aibo flail in mid-air, Gold attempts to capture the wild Pokémon. However, the Poké Ball merely bounces atop Teddiursa's head, much to Gold's surprise. He wonders why the capture was unsuccessful, proceeding to try again with the same outcome. Gold curses at the old couple who gave him battling strategies, stating that they did not tell him everything.
However, Silver corrects him, stating that it was his fault. Gold tells him to be quiet, as Silver explains that this is more proof of his inexperience. Silver then states that this is the perfect opportunity to use the special Poké Ball Kurt made for him. He apologizes to Gold, explaining that the Ursaring is his. However, Silver is knocked off balance by Aibo, who was thrown by Ursaring. As a result, Silver loses his grip on the Poké Ball, which clatters to the ground. Silver glares at Gold, who states that Aibo's actions were not his fault. The three of them are forced to run away from the advancing Ursaring and Teddiursa, but find themselves trapped on the edge of a cliff. Tears begin to well in Maisy's eyes, and she reveals that she disobeyed her grandfather's instructions by venturing up to the mountains. However, Gold consoles her, and asks that she trust his judgment. Gold asks Silver to teach him the special technique in catching, to which Silver complies. He explains that Gold will need to rely on both speed and timing in his throw, and that he should concentrate on the center of Ursaring's belly and the crescent on Teddiursa's forehead.
As Gold prepares to hurl his Poké Ball with his stick, Silver asks which Pokémon he will use it on. Gold does not reply, and instead hurls the Poké Ball in such a way that it rebounds off surrounding rocks. In doing so, he knocks Silver's Heavy Ball back into Silver's hands. Gold comments that they are now ready to capture both Pokémon. The two of them hurl both their Poké Balls simultaneously at their opponents, resulting in a perfect capture. Maisy is ecstatic at their accomplishment, as Gold brags about his involvement. Silver instead states that the Ursaring is the least of his problems now, before running off into the distance. Gold comments that he will never understand what is going on in Silver's head. Gold then gives the Teddiursa to Maisy, as they proceed to leave the mountaintop. At the Slowpoke Well, several Team Rocket grunts are scavenging Slowpoke Tails from the Slowpoke. However, they are interrupted by the arrival of Silver, who smirks. As Gold and Maisy arrive at her grandfather's house, they realize something is out of the ordinary as the water will not turn on. Kurt arrives at Slowpoke Well, and is surprised that all of the Team Rocket members have been bound and gagged.
Maisy happily approaches her grandfather, but Kurt simply berates her for disobeying his instructions. She sincerely apologizes to him, prompting Kurt to relent, stating that she is safe, and that is all that matters. Gold asks Kurt what transpired here, to which Kurt confirms that they were in this state when he arrived. Gold senses a presence approaching them, but relaxes when he discovers it is only Bugsy. Bugsy informs Gold why he came to the Slowpoke Well, asking Gold whether he was responsible for this. Gold denies this, prompting Bugsy to wonder who was really responsible. Maisy expresses her sympathies for the Slowpoke, as Gold uses Aibo to make the Slowpoke yawn. As the Slowpoke opens its mouth, water comes rushing out from the well, as Gold reveals that this was part of his plan. Gold then departs from Azalea Town, wondering whether Silver could have been responsible for the apprehension of Team Rocket, due to the fact that Ursaring claw marks were found on the scene. Gold wonders what Silver's ulterior motive is, commenting that it will be exciting to find out what his true goal is.
Major events
- Gold catches Teddiursa and Silver catches Ursaring.
- Gold gives Teddiursa to Maisy.
- Silver attacks Team Rocket and ties them up.
- Cyndaquil (Exbo/Explotaro; Gold's)
- Aipom (Aibo/Ataro; Gold's)
- Poliwag (Polibo/Poltaro; Gold's)
- Sunkern (Sunbo/Sintaro; Gold's)
- Shuckle (Kurt's)
- Sneasel (Silver's)
- Ursaring (Silver's; new)
- Teddiursa (Gold's; new; given to Maisy)
- Metapod (Bugsy's)
- Kakuna (Bugsy's)
- Slowpoke (multiple)
- Pikachu (fantasy)
- The Viz version of the title is based on the constellation Ursa Major.
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One of the world's most inspiring women, Dr. Jane Goodall is a renowned humanitarian, conservationist, animal activist, environmentalist, and United Nations Messenger of Peace. In 1977 she founded the Jane Goodall Institute (JGI), a global nonprofit organization that empowers people to make a difference for all living things.
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A former Greensburg man was sentenced on Monday for his role in a large heroin distribution ring.
Kurt McCamley, 23, of Centre County was ordered to begin serving an 11- to 23-month sentence in the Westmoreland County jail on Jan. 31. The incarceration will be followed by two years of probation, ordered Judge Richard McCormick Jr.
McCamley pleaded guilty on Monday to a charge of possession with intent to deliver. Other drug charges and a count of corrupt organizations were dismissed under a plea agreement.
McCamley was among 18 people arrested in 2012 in connection with the alleged ring after police said they found 15 bricks of suspected heroin on Feb. 22 in a Greensburg apartment complex and a Latrobe home.
McCamley, who was inside the Greensburg apartment when police seized evidence, was given credit for 11 days he was held in jail.
Members of the ring moved thousands of bricks of heroin between Allegheny and Westmoreland counties during a nearly two-year period, mainly in the Greensburg, Latrobe and Mt. Pleasant areas, Greensburg and state police allege.
Authorities described the operation as a structured business with a mass marketing effort, complete with discounted prices, to lure in buyers.
"You appear to be part of a rather extensive situation here," McCormick said to McCamley. "Stay away from the people you knew before in this life."
Two men accused of being major players in the organization were convicted by a Westmoreland County jury in June.
James Stephen Moore, 26, of Smithton was sentenced in October to 20 to 40 years in a state prison, according to online court records.
Dominick William Haynes, 26, of McKeesport was sentenced in October to 12 to 30 years in a state prison, according to online court records.
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At around this time a year ago, we took a look at some of College Basketball's newcomers with sick dreads in my 5-4-3-2-1 post. Of the 7 players featured, sad to say only 2 of them - William & Mary G Marcus Thornton and Clemson G Rod Hall - have been fun to watch so far this season. LSU sophomores Johnny O'Bryant and Anthony Hickey joined the ex-dread list. Terran Pettway is ineligible this season after a transfer to Nebraska. And Nebraska F David Rivers and Illinois State G Bryant Allen are aggravating me to no end with their reduced dreads.
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I am falling in a heap, hold me up higher Antaeus and Atlas.
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He is like Antaeus; he gets new vigour whenever he touches the ground.'
His worldly mood was still upon him, his Antaeus heel still upon the earth.
He seemed earth-born, an Antaeus, and to suck in fresh vigour from the soil which he neighboured.
Antaeus had left his mother, the Earth, and was losing his strength in the air.
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On all their holidays, the Pygmies had excellent sport with Antaeus.
As in the classical legend of Antaeus, they believe that they derive strength from the touch of Mother Earth.
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Known for his ever-changing hairstyles, Zayn Malik ditched his signature, sky-high coiffe for a shaggier 'do as he and his One Direction bandmates continued their promotional tour in Tokyo on Friday.
Malik's cut features a fluffier, more disheveled style — a far departure from his perfectly coiffed locks from years' past.
Never shying away from the styling chair, the Bradford, U.K., native is always willing to experiment with his dark black roots. Most recently, the 20-year-old added a bright blonde highlight to his former hair-raising hairdo before going in, dare we say it — a new direction.
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