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Keeneland September Sale: Consignor John Sikura
John Sikura of Hill 'n' Dale discusses the Keeneland September sale and Super Saver's half brother.
John Sikura of Hill 'n' Dale discusses the Keeneland September sale and Super Saver's half brother.
Keeneland's Tom Thornbury discusses September yearlings bred in other countries.
Keeneland's Tom Thornbury discusses September yearlings bred in other countries.
Of this year's first-crop stallions to make strong impressions with their sales horses, three-time champion Gio Ponti is a definite standout.
Growing tensions between the U.S. and Russia that have seen Russia call for an embargo of U.S. agricultural products has sale officials at Keeneland concerned.
Lucky First, a Kentucky-bred 4-year-old son of Curlin, won Russia's most lucrative race June 11 at the Central Moscow Hippodrome. Bred by Becky Winemiller, Lucky First won the $291,000 President of the Russian Federation.
Under a business plan change at the farm, Three Chimneys will not offer a consignment at this year's Keeneland September yearling sale.
After being purchased privately for a lofty but undisclosed sum, Sky Girl provided new owner John Clay's Alpha Delta Stables with a quick return on investment in the $110,000 Dogwood Stakes Sept. 21 at Churchill Downs.
Taylor Made's Mark Taylor, on the continued strength of Keeneland.
Tom Van Meter talks about the dynamics of the Keeneland September sale in it's second week.
Tom Van Meter talks about the dynamics of the Keeneland September sale in it's second week.
The momentum that produced strong selling at Keeneland September's opening week carried over into the sixth session Sept. 15, where competition for many yearlings remained strong. Eight sold for at least $300,000.
Keeneland's September yearling auction in Lexington, Ky., continued to produce strong numbers Sept. 14 as selling moved into Book Two and the open portion of the sale.
Claire Novak recaps Day 4 of the Keeneland September Sale, and the completion of Book 1. Sponsored by Taylor Made.
A half sister to Havre de Grace sold for $1.7 million late in the fourth session of the Keeneland September yearling sale Sept. 12 in Lexington. Alex Solis, agent, signed the ticket for the Tiznow filly.
A Medaglia d'Oro colt named Gold Shield became the 16th yearling to reach a seven-figure price when he sold toward the end of the fourth session of the Keeneland September yearling sale Sept. 12 in Lexington.
Peter O'Callaghan of Woods Edge talks about the $1.4 million Galileo yearling.
Tom Thornbury of Keeneland evaluates new September format.
Claire Novak recaps Day 3 of the Keeneland September Sale, including the $2.2 Indian Charlie filly who is the current sale topper. Sponsored by Taylor Made.
The second session of the Keeneland September yearling sale Sept. 10 in Lexington ended with a bang as Andrew Rosen landed the day's fourth yearling to reach $1 million.
A Smart Strike colt out of Canadian champion older mare Serenading, by A.P. Indy, sold for $1 million late in the second session of the Keeneland September yearling sale Sept. 10 in Lexington.
A Bernardini filly who is a half sister to champion Proud Spell lit up the Keeneland sales ring Sept. 10 when she was purchased by Baumann Stables for $1.3 million.
Ron Mitchell talks with Michael Hernon of Gainesway Farm about Hip #19, the filly that topped the Sept. 9 Keeneland sale session.
Paramount Sales' Pat Costello's September sale observations.
Nat Rea's Regis Farms secured an Unbridled's Song colt for $1.1 million Sept. 9 in the first session of the Keeneland September yearling sale.
The Keeneland September yearling sale is a tradition. As Saratoga is the "August place to be" so might Keeneland be considered the September hotspot. In another industry it might be considered a convention of sorts.
A look through the 2013 Keeneland September catalog shows the usual depth of promising yearlings. This list spotlights yearlings out of grade I-winning mares who already have produced at least one stakes winner.
Hip 541, Indian Charlie filly out of G1 winner Take Charge Lady who is a half to Travers winner Will Take Charge and G1 winner Take Charge Indy. Consigned by Hill 'n' Dale.
Hip 541, Indian Charlie filly out of G1 winner Take Charge Lady who is a half to Travers winner Will Take Charge and G1 winner Take Charge Indy. Consigned by Hill 'n' Dale.
Will Take Charge and Goldencents are at the opposite ends of this year's sales histories for horses entered in the Kentucky Derby presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I).
The strong pace continued Sept. 15 at the Keeneland September yearling sale, with double-digit gains in gross, average, and median.
With the Keeneland September yearling sale just around the corner, buyers will be searching for the right facilities to teach their stars of tomorrow the basics of racing.
Two fillies that each sold for $110,000 highlighted the 11th session of the Keeneland September yearling sale.
The same energy and competitive spirit can be felt in the auction pavilion, as on the racetrack.
Keeneland September yearling sale shows continued strength during its seventh session with 35.9% rise in gross, 37.8% in average, and 26.5% in median over 2010 figures.
Esther Marr recaps Day 3 of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale, including comments from Geoffrey Russell, Keeneland Director of Sales. Sponsored by Taylor Made Sales Agency.
Esther Marr talks with Duncan Taylor, president of Taylor Made, about the current sales market. They also discuss the new Keeneland September sales format and Duncan mentions the Taylor Made catalog with several stand outs.
There are reasons to think the market for yearlings at Keeneland could be solid at all levels.
Buyers and sellers were encouraged by the 6.7% growth in the Keeneland September yearling sale's overall average price and an increase of 13.6% in the median. The positive results are a good omen for the November sale.
Through day 13, the Keeneland September sale average is tracking 7.8% ahead of 2009 and the median to date has doubled.
The 2,387 yearlings sold through Sept. 23 have generated $192,884,100. The gross last year for the entire auction was $191,859,200.
A Distorted Humor colt brings $2.05 million during the second and final select session.
Mill Ridge Sales, agent for John and Jerry Amerman, sold the first foal out of Balance by A.P. Indy to Besilu Stables for $4.2 million.
Market conditions remained the same at the Keeneland September yearling sale Thursday, Sept. 24 as major indices continued their decline over a last year's figures. Four horses, however, broke through the six-figure barrier on the day, with the top three prices coming for fillies.
Dr. Karen Sanderson, who purchased three yearlings at the Keeneland September sale without authorized credit, had three horses repossessed earlier this year.
A dark bay or brown filly by Medaglia d'Oro fetched a final bid of $1.1 million from Dr. Karen Sanderson, who was making her first purchase at the Keeneland September yearling sale during the marathon auction's fourth session Sept. 11.
During the first two sessions of the 2008 Keeneland September yearling sale the Central Kentucky auction company reported 20 requests for testing for exogenous anabolic steroids.
A chestnut son of Mr. Greeley went to Ahmed Zayat's Zayat Stables for $875,000 midway through the third session of the 2008 Keeneland September yearling sale Sept. 10 at the Central Kentucky auction house.
Keeneland director of sales Geoffrey Russell is taking two straight days of declines in the 2008 September yearling sale in stride by saying it is just a factor of the economic world we are living in today. "This establishes what the market is," Russell said at the close of the Sept. 9 session. "Everybody is here and they have now set the table. This is what the world is today, and they have established the value of these horses."
The only yearling consigned by the late David Mullins' Doninga sold for $350,000 during the early portion of the third session of the 2008 Keeneland September yearling sale Sept. 10 at the Central Kentucky auction house.


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UNION PIER- Knack Cottages are tucked away on a private, tree lined lane less than 1/2 mile to one of Lake Michigan's best beaches. This 2 bedroom cottage is on a half-acre wooded lot and features crisp modern designer details: Vaulted ceilings, wood burning/gas fireplace with a soaring limestone/cedar surround, reclaimed maple flooring though out, quartz kitchen counters, marble and tile bath, one car garage and a HUGE screened porch. There is a full basement and the yard has plenty of room for a pool. You will love the open floorplan of this perfect cottage! $279,000
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Get an overview of Scripting in High Fidelity.
High Fidelity scripts use the JavaScript syntax and can be anything from a single-line
print("Hello World"); to a full application. Scripts can be used to create content that can be seen by everyone in the same virtual world as you or by you alone. For example, scripts can be used to build structures, move your avatar, shoot guns, or play audio at a specific location. Scripts can also be used to make changes to your individual environment: create custom UI elements to display information that only you can see or play music only you can hear. This page explains the four types of scripts you can use in High Fidelity and how they work.
The four types of scripts are listed below, along with details on their usage.
|Script Type
|How / Where to run
|What to use it for
|Interface Scripts
|Each user can elect to run a script while they have the Interface app open.
|These run only on your machine for as long as you run Interface, and restart when you open Interface again. See Running scripts.
|Modifying the user experience - new menus, overlays, tweaks, plugins, and extensions. One time creation tasks.
|Client Entity Scripts
|Each entity (model, cube, sphere) can have a client script attached to it. These scripts run on Agents (clients) in the domain. These scripts call 'preload' whenever a user encounters the entity for the first time, and 'unload' when the user leaves.
|A different instance of each client entity script runs for each entity that uses it for each Interface client in the domain. See Creating Client Entity Scripts.
|Use a variety of callback methods to hook into actions like when an avatar enters/leaves, clicks, or grabs. Or when entities collide with each other.
|Server Entity Scripts
|Each entity (model, cube, sphere) can have a server script attached to it. These scripts call 'preload' when the Entity Script Server starts the script, and 'unload' when it stops the script. The scripting engine in the Entity Script Server has a subset of the full Interface functionality.
|Unlike the client entity scripts above, only one instance of a server entity script is run by the Entity Script Server. A different instance of each server entity script is run by the Entity Script Server for each entity that uses it. See Creating Server Entity Scripts.
|Single server-side script so modifications to entities and audio in the domain are done only once and are viewed at the same time by all domain clients.
|Assignment Scripts
|Each domain can run scripts. These scripts have access to a subset of the full Interface functionality. They are a great way to coordinate.
|These run only on a Sandbox Agent for as long as the domain is running, and restart when you run Sandbox again. See Server_Settings#Scripts.
|Coordinating actions between entities and avatars, keeping state about your world. Access control, autonomous agents.: does not have full physics system.
Each Interface and assignment script executes in its own thread, isolated from other scripts. With this isolation model, you don't have to worry about what other scripts are doing. You can include whatever scripts you want in your own namespace. Entity scripts (client or server) use javascript function containment to separate the execution of the multiple entity scripts, which all execute in the same thread.
Interface scripts are run by you using the Running scripts dialog.
The results (such as when your script changes the color of a box) are seen by everyone in your domain, but the script itself is running on your local machine running Interface. Your Interface will communicate that information to the Entity Server, which will communicate it to whoever is visiting the domain. When you quit Interface, so quit your Interface scripts. If an Interface script is animating a flock of birds, the birds will stop animating when you shut Interface down.
You can also use Interface scripts to customize your own experience of your domain. For example, if you wanted to put a 3D overlay on your domain with a special menu, you would do this with an Interface Script.
Client entity scripts are tightly coupled with an instance of an entity, and live only as long as the entity itself does. So, for example, you can have a click handler that responds to clicks on that entity by anyone who clicks on it.
For example, someone might create an entity with a magic button in their domain and create a client entity script for that button. Any visitor can click on that button and it will do whatever the client entity script specifies—perhaps it's a portal that transports the user's avatar somewhere else. Everybody who clicks on that button runs the client entity script, but the script itself runs locally on each person's own Interface.
See Creating Client Entity Scripts.
Like client entity scripts, server entity scripts are also tightly coupled with the instance of an entity. They will run only as long as the entity exists and does not have its server script URL cleared or changed. Unlike client entity scripts, server entity scripts do not require people present in the domain to be run. This means you can script behavior that will take place even when nobody is visiting your domain. As long as your domain is running and has an assigned Entity Script Server, it will continue to run your server entity scripts.
Because server entity scripts are run only by the entity script server and not by every Interface client that visits your domain, you can write behavior into your script that takes actions in your domain that will be seen and heard at the same time by all of the viewing clients.
See Creating Server Entity Scripts.
Assignment Client scripts, also called AC scripts or "persistent scripts" run on an assignment client connected directly to the domain, so they can do things independent of Interface clients. You might use an AC script to run a virtual pet that interacts with people who visit your domain, or a simulated ecosystem with plants that grow all the time. That domain might be your own installed version of Sandbox, or a domain hosted somewhere else where you have permissions to add assignment client scripts.
Currently, the Audio utilities are not available to agents unless you set
Agent.isAvatar = true. If you don't want a visible avatar, specify an invisible avatar model, such as by
Avatar.skeletonModelURL = "http://hifi-content.s3.amazonaws.com/ozan/dev/avatars/invisible_avatar/invisible_avatar.fst".
Also, without rendering, there is not normally anything to pull data from the Entity Server unless you explicitly query for it. For example
Entities.findEntities will normally produce an empty list, even if there are entities within the specified radius around the position. To get data, use the EntityViewer methods before
AC scripts run in your domain as long as the Domain Server is running, but Interface scripts only run when you're running Interface. So if you want a script to be running even when you're not "in world", you should make it an AC script. In many cases, you can take an Interface script and make it an AC script just by running it on an Assignment Client.
To add your script, click on the Settings button in Sandbox.
Click "Settings"
This will open a web page http://localhost:40100. From the domain server homepage click on Scripts to navigate to the "Persistent Scripts" section. Now simply paste the URL link to your script. Leave the Pool field blank for now. Press + to add your script, then click Save and restart.
The Domain Server finds the first available Assignment Client and sends it the script to run.
If you implement something as an Interface script, it runs only in your application.
If you implement something as a client entity script, there is one instance of the script for each user who invokes it, running on that user's local Interface.
If you implement something as a server entity script, only one instance of the script is executed on the Entity Script Server and the results are communicated (via the Avatar mixer, Audio Mixer, and/or Entity Server) to all Interfaces.
If you implement something as an AC script, the script is executed on an Assignment Client, and the results are communicated (via the Avatar mixer, Audio Mixer, and/or Entity Server) to all Interfaces.


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Dear Malay Translators, Please read entire description before you attempt to place a bid. This is an English to Malay translation project. I will send an article written in English. You will have to translate it into Malay, and send back to me. The project is long term. The article length will be between 500 words and 1k words typically.
I'm working on an indie movie, KONPAKU, which is about an interracial love story between a Malay man and a Japanese lady, with a supernatural twist. Several scenes require the lady to reveal a forked, snake-like tongue. I'm looking for suitable VFX artist to work with me on this.
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Airbnb just can't get out of the hot seat. On the same day CEO Brian Chesky publicly apologized for failing to foresee how racism could impact the platform during its founding days, a group of U.S. Senators have penned a strongly worded letter to the Federal Trade Commission urging it to consider how the company is impacting the housing market. Senators Brian Schatz (D-HI), Dianne Feinstein (D-CA CA +0.18%) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) penned the note asking the FTC to look at how Airbnb and companies like it could be "exacerbating housing shortages" and "driving up the cost of housing in our communities." The letter also pointed out "troubling reports" of racial discrimination….
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AK74 in .220 5.45x39
Recently had the opportunity to spend a few days firing this weapon.
I did not compile technical range data as we were firing at steel plate at 150 to 200 m. The cartridge is Russian 53gr (52.9) FMJ (2,900fps) hardened steel core with a hollow cavity in the projectile's nose containing a lead inlay that is propelled thru the hollow space on impact, like a free piston.
Without exaggeration, this is one of the best unmodified rifles I've fired in a long time. Nothing high-tech, easy recoil, comfortable, extremely accurate based on hits at moderate long range, offhand, keeping in mind we did not bench it.
Looks like a fun time! Thats my new favorite plink'in round.
I wish someone would bring out a quality bolt rifle for it. Really like it in my AKs & ARs.
The accuracy impressed me too! :)
Plinking or killing. It's a nasty little round and I would not want to be on the receiving end. With the interior hollow cavity I think the Russkies were trying to get around the Hague Convention ban on HPs (dum-dums etc).
I agree, but what they gained on flesh with the hollow air cavity in the nose, they lost on penetration with hard targets. Kinda wish they didn't have it for my style of plink'in. Accurate little round though!
Sure glad WE wised up on that Article 23e thing. Good Read --
The Gun Zone -- Hague Convention
Thanks for the link
Of course we didn't think that was when '47s were gaining popularity around the ban era and cases of 7.62 were $100. :confused:
I got ahead of the curve on this one. A few years back Century arms had the Bulgy surplus under 10 cents per rd delivered to your door on a $500.00 min order. It just happened I had a "large" assignment bonus at the same time!
Bought a small pallet and have never regretted it. Great rd, out of my ARs it shoots just like 5.56 except for the penetration on steel. It makes for a flat shoot'in AK too.
Out of 10k fired of the Bulgarian, we've had two bad primers, outstanding stuff. Its still pretty cheap, RGuns is selling the russian ammo for $.12 per rd + shipping. Take the plunge diggs, the waters fine! :D
Gotta put in a few gratuitous Pics! :rolleyes: Ken
I agree Diggs, it is a great round and there is plenty of ammo...cheap. I have 1 rifle, my Wasr2 in 5.45, but it is accurate and 100% reliable. 30 round Mags are cheap also.
As far as the Russians finding a way around the Hague convention, the Russians and Brits both had cartridges that did that w/ 7.62x54r lightball and .303 MKVII. Hollow cavity or aluminum tip.
Well, between the two of you ya'll twisted my arm enough that my next AK purchase will be in 5.45, unless something comes up of course. . .
I think I'll buy a case or two to get going before I even choose a rifle. :)
The reason I've been turned on to the 5.56 is because in a "no import" situation scrounging wouldn't even be an issue. But I also know that there are massive quantities of 7.62x39mm here in CO, even outside my immediate friends and family.
Now if I can just get a couple folks to climb aboard with me . . . .:confused:
Smart move!! Ammo a few years ago was $200.00 per case or $108.00 per can.
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Dora and Friends: Into the City! follows the popular animated character Dora the Explorer in new adventures that take place in a fictional city with new friends. Like other Dora episodes, the Nickelodeon show is aimed at preschoolers and includes an interactive curriculum, plus tie-in merchandise.

In the series, Dora and her friends go to school and work together on community service projects. The half-hour show, which airs on Nickelodeon during the network's "preschool block," was created by Chris Gifford and Valerie Walsh Valdes (also the creator of Dora the Explorer and Go, Diego, Go!).

The original series, Dora the Explorer, also remains on the air (check local listings for both).

Newest Dora Series Set in Fictional Playa Verde

The show is set in the Playa Verde, a fictional city. Within the setting of the peer group, Dora and her group of friends go on different adventures (some magical, some based in ordinary events that preschoolers themselves may encounter) where they model positive behavior for small children—being a good friend, figuring out the best way to solve problems, how to be a leader, and taking joy in learning—through relatable experiences.

For example, in one episode, "Doggie Day," Dora and her friends reunite a shelter dog with his family, and in another, "Buddy Race," the team of friends must work together to help raise money to help fix a broken playground.

"Dora and Friends: Into the City! expands on Dora's legacy of being a compassionate leader, friend and role model, in a setting where she can have dynamic peer relationships and experience the world around her in new and exciting ways," said Teri Weiss, executive vice president, Nickelodeon Preschool. "Preschoolers will explore with their favorite pal Dora and her friends while developing interpersonal skills and a sense of community that will help them navigate new social situations like starting school and making friends. And, of course, learn Spanish along the way."

How Dora Helps Young Children Learn

Fans familiar with the original series will recognize some familiar elements:

A Latin-influenced pop music soundtrack

Interactive curriculum where Dora addresses the viewing audience, asking them questions and awaiting a response

An introduction of Spanish words and Latino culture

A "Map App" found on her smartphone which helps Dora as she goes on her adventures

Magical elements and fantasy-based storytelling. In some episodes, Dora visits Magic Land; in another she visits with Mariana the Mermaid.

"Chris [Gifford] and I wanted to keep all the core values and attributes that we love about Dora the Explorer, while widening the scope of her adventures and deepening the educational elements," said Walsh Valdes in a statement. "We made her slightly older so she could be of an age to have meaningful and dynamic friendships. It was important for our audience to see Dora being a good friend, having friends who support her but can also joke around with her, essentially modeling positive interpersonal skills. This creates a curriculum goal that shows how to use our emotional intelligence to help us have patience and see a problem from different points of view."

Dora's Newest Friends in Series

Dora's new friends include:

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It was Friday, under the sign of Libra. The US president was Herbert Hoover (Republican).
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Both brick and stamped concrete are durable and attractive choices for outdoor patios, walkways and other projects. While brick may initially seem like the cheaper option, once you've added all the associated costs, you may find that the overall project price for either material is about the same.
Prep Work and Base Materials
For any major patio or flooring approach, the base preparation will generally be the same. The area dirt will need to be flattened and uniform material will need to be introduced to smooth out the "bed" that the brick or cement will lay on. Cement will require the use of gravel, while brick requires the use of sand for a bed. Thus, the initial cost for brick will be cheaper than stamped concrete due to the price of gravel. On the other hand, rebar must be added to cement for added strength. This extra expense is not necessary for a brick patio foundation.
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Brick-laying is very manual work and will require significant labor if contracted out. Brick units can cost anywhere from15 cents to $1 per brick. If you were to use paver bricks to cover an 800 square foot area, you would need 3,600 bricks. Given that bricks generally range in price from $300 to $500 per 1,000 bricks and adding the costs of mortar and labor, the total cost will be in the $5,000 range as well.
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Very lightweight, relatively warm.
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- Versatile
- Not really stand-alone
- Expensive
- Not durable
A high quality closed cell mat.
R value only 1.2 , but relative to weight that is very high (weighs 135 grams).
Packs quite small for a closed cell, and quite versatile, can be used as a seat or as a doubled up short mat (90 cm) with R value 2.4!
Update 11/22/2016:
After using it a few times I can see it is not very durable. Used it for a bit of yoga, lying down, all in the house. If it touches any hard edge like something on jeans or carpet it will leave a permanent mark, even start to fray the edge of the mat.
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- 2 cups cooked crabmeat, picked over (or use chopped surimi)
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- 1⁄2 cantaloupe, peeled, seeded, and chopped (if using surimi, chop it and the melon in approximately equally-sized pieces)
- 1 cup cooked white rice
- 1⁄2 cup mayonnaise
- 1⁄2 cup sour cream
- salt & freshly ground black pepper
- 4 cups lettuce, finely chopped
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- Put the crab meat or surimi, lime juice, rice, mayonnaise, sour cream, and salt and pepper into a bowl and stir until well mixed.
- Add the melon and stir gently until combined. Serve immediately or refrigerate for up to several hours.
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MSc APP Functional Musculoskeletal Health
- Course Overview
- Entry Requirements & Applications
- Course Fees
- Programme Units
- Course Information (download)
What will I learn on this course?
The MSc APP (Functional Musculoskeletal Health) is a part-time programme that will allow students access to advanced knowledge and exposure to the latest research within the functional musculoskeletal health care profession. This course is an essential for professionals planning to work within this speciality. The course is an interdisciplinary, comprehensive programme designed to provide a unique preparation for sports injury, performance management and injury rehabilitation.
As a student on this course you will benefit from hands-on learning opportunities to evaluate, treat and rehabilitate acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions and on achieving and MSc will be confident and competent when assessing, treating and rehabilitating musculoskeletal related injuries for the elite athlete or weekend warrior.
Is this course right for me?
This programme is open to all healthcare professionals with an interest in developing advanced clinical and practical skills in this area.
This is a specialised pathway of the MSc Advanced Professional Practice programme.
The deadline for completed applications is 12th August 2016.
Course Overview
- upper body functional health
- lower body functional health
- functional management of sports injuries
- structured learning events
- current advances in practice
- clinical placement
- evidence-based practice
- research dissertation
- clinical audit
The units will be taught using a range of teaching and learning methods including:
- workshops
- practical skills classes
- seminars
- small group work
- lectures
See other postgraduate courses at the AECC
All AECC postgraduate degrees are validated and awarded by Bournemouth University at present. However please note: Programmes starting in September 2017 will be validated by AECC and not BU. This means that the qualification you receive at the end of your studies will be made in the name of this institution. Currently we are applying for University College title and we hope our new name will be in place by September 2017. In this case, our current name of AECC will be replaced by our new name, which will incorporate the University College title.
Please take a look at the programme specification which is the official document setting out the aims and learning outcomes of the programme. The programme specification you will see from this link is the one which currently applies to students enrolled on a programme leading to an award of Bournemouth University. We are in the process of approving all our existing programmes as awards of this institution. The format of the programme specification will change when the programme is approved as an award of this institution, but the aims, learning outcomes and programme content will not. As soon as the new programme specification is approved it will be made available from this webpage
Entry Requirements
The Functional Musculoskeletal Health course is intended for healthcare professionals in professional practice, including clinicians, teachers and researchers. Applicants must have a recognised professional qualification in line with the admissions regulations. Credit for prior learning is possible on approval by the Pathway Leader. Students who have successfully completed the PgCert Professional Development (Chiropractic) will be exempted from the Professional Clinical Practice unit. Admission is at the discretion of the Pathway Leader.
Further useful information
Student Agreement
The Student Agreement contains the rules and regulations that would apply to you as a student on our MChiro (Hons) programme from September 2017. This document is an agreement between this intuition and our new students as to the rights, roles and responsibilities of both parties, and therefore it is important that you read this agreement before applying to the programme, accepting an offer or enrolling with us. The student agreement also includes important information to take into account when choosing your programme, including any additional costs which may apply. Additional costs are mandatory or optional costs which students will need to meet in order to fully participate in and complete their programme. You will need to budget for these costs separately as they are not included in the overall Tuition Fee you are charged. This agreement is reviewed annually.
Please contact us (email@example.com) if you are unable to access any of the links to documents or if there is anything in them that you are unsure about and want to discuss further before you accept our offer or enrol as a student
Annual fees for 2017-18
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UK/EU students who currently do not hold any Masters or other level 7 (M) degree (PgCert/PgDip) or higher
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EEA (non-EU) or Swiss nationals
All other applicants
Recent grads (2012 – 2017) from any institution on the Advanced Professional Practice courses will get the 50% off tuition fee for Y1 and if AECC Alumni, they will receive 10% Alumni discount in subsequent years.
Course fees may be subject to changes and annual increases. Fees are paid annually irrespective of the number of units completed. The course organisers reserve the right to make alterations to course fees and arrangements and dates for teaching and learning sessions, including the decision to run any or all parts of the course in the light of demand.
Postgraduate Loans: If you are under 60, a UK resident and plan to start a postgraduate course for the first time from 1 September 2017 you may be eligible for a Postgraduate Loan of up to £10,000 to help with your study costs. For further information and to see if you are eligible please see the postgraduate loan information on the GOV.UK website.
Fees advertised by the AECC are for the first year of the programme. Fees for subsequent years will be decided by the Board of Governors and published on the AECC Current Student website (VLE) from January for the following academic year. You should budget for an increase of up to 5% each year for every further year of study. Please also refer to the document Important Information when choosing your programme, which includes further information about additional costs which may apply.
Fees for formal CPD seminars on which to base the Structured Learning Event and Functional Health units are not included in the tuition fee however students attending AECC CPD seminars will pay the reduced student rate if available.
Programme Units for the MSc APP (Functional Musculoskeletal Health)
A downloadable version can be found in the course brochure tab.
Programme Units:
Professional Clinical Practice (20 credits)
This unit underpins the programme and develops self-direction through an understanding of experiential learning and reflective practice in a professional context. This unit is taught in conjunction with the Induction Seminar. Assessment is through a critical reflective account, supported by evidence of the student's review and evaluation of advanced clinical, professional and/or academic practice - 2500 word equivalent (50%) and through a case study (that may detail and critically evaluate the management plan initiated with a patient(s))- 2500 word equivalent (50%).
Evidence-based Practice (20 credits)
In today's healthcare environment, practitioners must not only keep abreast of current research evidence, but also incorporate it where appropriate into clinical practice. In this unit, skills will be developed in the search and retrieval for research evidence, critical appraisal of research evidence, and how research findings can be applied to an individual patient. This is an attendance-based unit. Assessment is through a 2500 word Evidence-based Case Report (50%) and a 2500 word Critical Appraisal of a given published research paper (50%).
Upper Body Functional Health and Lower Body Functional Health (20 credits each)
These units are a detailed study of current active and passive rehabilitative and strengthening protocols used in the prevention and treatment of sport and musculoskeletal injuries. Students will learn bracing/taping techniques in the stabilization and treatment of the upper / lower body including the extremities, cervical, and thoracic spinal joint injuries. Specific joint injuries associated with a specific activity of the upper / lower extremities will be included. Demonstrations, a practical component, and review of the current literature are all features of this course.
This course presents a detailed study of upper / lower body mechanics/stability, emphasizing ergonomics, gait, levers and the patho-kinesiology of joints. Major components of this course include descriptive lectures, practical hands on demonstrations, and review of the current literature. Students will identify a relevant CPD events(s) in which to acquire advanced knowledge and skills in the relevant areas. To assist students, a list of recommended AECC CPD seminars will be available each year; however students may also attend external events subject to the approval of the Programme/Unit Leader. Payment for attendance at seminars for this unit is NOT included in the course fee. Students wishing to attend seminars at the AECC will be charged at the student rate.Assessment for each unit is through by a reflective case study (50%) 1000 words and reflective log book (detailing 30 hours learning in the workplace) (P/F) equivalent to 3000 words and by a 20 minute oral presentation given during the workshop to peers and tutors (50%) equivalent to 1000 words.
Optional units:
Functional Management of Sports Injuries (20 credits)
This unit is a detailed study of current knowledge and advanced skills in the assessment and functional management of commonly seen sports injuries. It also aims to develop the ability to critically evaluate the scientific principles and theories of functional management of sports injuries and acquire independent learning attitudes and skills required for continuing professional development. Students will identify a relevant CPD events(s) in which to acquire advanced knowledge and skills in the relevant areas. To assist students, a list of recommended AECC CPD seminars will be available each year; however students may also attend external events subject to the approval of the Programme/Unit Leader. Payment for attendance at seminars for this unit is NOT included in the course fee. Students wishing to attend seminars at the AECC will be charged at the student rate. The acquired knowledge and skills will be reinforced in a one day practical workshop with experts and peers, at which a presentation will be given by the student. Assessment is through by a reflective case study (50%) 1000 words and reflective log book (detailing 30 hours learning in the workplace) (P/F) equivalent to 3000 words and by a 20 minute oral presentation given during the workshop to peers and tutors (50%) equivalent to 1000 words.
Structured Learning Event (1 and 2) (20 credits each)
A feature of continuing professional development is the ability to identify professional learning needs, attend relevant formal learning events, and then apply the acquired learning experiences and outcomes in the workplace setting. This unit develops skills in reflection and critical evaluation of oneself as a learner in the formalised setting, application of new knowledge and skills in the complex and unpredictable professional setting, and reflection-on-action in evaluating change in one's own performance. Students will be required to attend an approved (by the Programme Leader) seminar, and base their assignment on their learning experiences and learning outcomes in practice. Payment for attendance at these seminars is NOT included in the course fee. Students wishing to attend seminars at the AECC will be charged at the student rate. Assessment is through a 5000 word critical review of learning outcomes achieved through formal and informal learning events and their application in changing professional practice (100%).
Current Advances in Practice (20 credits)
The professional knowledge base moves at an alarming rate, and it is incumbent on practitioners to keep abreast of developments in all aspects of professional practice. This unit develops skills in finding and retrieving relevant information, and in the synthesis of complex and conflicting information to create useful and relevant knowledge. In this unit, individuals will identify an area of particular need or interest, and disseminate information at the forefront of knowledge in that topic area.
Assessment is through a 5000 word critical review of the literature (100%).
Clinical Placement (40 credits)
This unit aims to develop expertise in a defined area of clinical practice through clinical practice and experience. Students will learn in the clinical placement setting and through relevant self-directed learning. Each student will arrange, in negotiation with the Unit Leader, a supervisor to support and direct the student in developing his/her portfolio. Students will be expected to adopt a self-directed approach to access relevant material and achieve the learning outcomes. The clinical placement should ideally be in an area of specialist interest in which you could pursue a research dissertation in stage 3 of the programme. The student must submit a completed logbook to the unit leader. A minimum of 25 hours must be spent in the clinical placement – each relevant entry in the logbook should be evidenced by a signature from your Clinical Supervisor. A minimum of 50 hours total must be spent on learning relating to the defined area of clinical practice (hours spent in the clinical placement and hours of self-directed learning in total). Each entry in the logbook should summarise what learning was undertaken and the number of hours spent either learning in the placement or undertaking self-directed study as is relevant.
Students will demonstrate their expertise in an area of clinical practice through providing evidence of critical reflection and changes and development in their professional practice. The 3 assignments will consist of one critical reflective report on the placement (3000 words - 40%) and two evidence-based case studies (2250 words - 30% each). Students must also produce a logbook (Pass/Fail). Each entry in the logbook should summarise what learning was undertaken and the number of hours spent either learning in the placement or undertaking self-directed study as is relevant. Evidence of a total of 50 hours of documented learning with at least 25 hours of these in the clinical placement.
Masters Stage (Years Three/Four)
Research Methods (20 credits)
To fully appreciate and implement evidence-based practice, practitioners must understand different types of clinical research designs, and the best designs to answer particular types of clinical questions. This unit not only develops skills in clinical research designs, data collection and data analysis, but prepares the individual to identify potential areas for research inquiry and systematically plan a research investigation. This is an attendance-based unit. Assessment is through a reflective research protocol (approximately 5000 words) (100%).
Dissertation (40 credits)
At Masters level, practitioners must have completed a research investigation in an area applicable to professional and paediatric practice. In many cases, the investigation will be carried out in the professional practice setting, collecting and analysing real-time clinical data. Facilities are also available at the institution for those wishing to conduct experimental investigations. The individual will be supported throughout his/her dissertation work by expert research supervision and with access to institutional research facilities and ethics approval boards.
Assessment is through a Research Dissertation (approximately 10000 words) (100%).
Audit Methods (20 credits)
To fully appreciate and implement evidence-based practice, practitioners must understand clinical audit and the role in clinical governance. This unit develops skills in data collection and data analysis based on audit findings, and ways to improve clinical practice. This is an attendance-based unit. Assessment is through a reflective audit protocol, approximately 5000 words).
Clinical Audit (40 credits)
For many healthcare professionals a clinical audit is very relevant to professional practice, allowing recommendations to be made to improve professional practice.
Assessment is through a Clinical Audit (approximately 10000 words) (100%).
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo men's tennis team and Head Coach Chad Berryhill announce the 2017 schedule that features five Intercollegiate Tennis Association top 15-ranked opponents, 11 rematch rivals from 2016 and four new challengers.
"We designed a tough schedule to prepare for conference play, and hopefully NCAA play where the competition is extremely hard-hitting," Berryhill commented. "I wanted to challenge our guys early in the year, so we know where we stand and so we can prepare for playing our best tennis at the end of the year when it matters the most. Our players like a challenge and they will get one early and often."
The Lions open up the season with a three-match homestand. No. 4 Lander comes to town on Feb. 5 for the season opener, and the Lions follow it up with their first Sunshine State Conference opponent in Florida Tech on Feb. 8. On Feb. 12, Saint Leo will host ASA Miami. ASA Miami is the No. 2 team in the nation for Junior Colleges, and while providing a great experience for the Lions, it will be marked as an exhibition match.
Saint Leo then hits the road as they head to No. 3 Armstrong State. Last season, the Lions took down Armstrong State, 7-2, in the regular season, and took them down 5-2 in the NCAA Tournament Semifinals.
"Two key matches will be early in the season with our rematch with Armstrong State, who we played in the National Semifinal last year and our first match against Lander. We also have important conference games against Lynn, Embry-Riddle, and Barry this year, as well as a Rollins team that I think, will be tough as well. It will be a great test for our young team this spring. Each match will prepare and challenge our team and provide invaluable experience to a team that is young and needs as much college match experience as we can get. I am looking forward to seeing how our team responds."
The team then returns home for a four-game stretch against new opponents. The Lions open the stretch with a home match against NAIA foe Saint Thomas on Feb. 24 and follow it up with their first match of March against Valparaiso, a DI challenger, on March 8. Grand Valley State also will take on the Lions in Saint Leo on March 10.
Saint Leo will then take on St. Mary's of Texas in Altamonte Springs, Fla., on March 16. Altamonte Springs is the site of the 2017 NCAA Championships.
On March 22, the Lions will host Eckerd, and on the 25th, they will host No. 10 Embry-Riddle.
The Lions then hit the road for four-straight matches. Their road trip starts with No. 7 Barry on March 26. They then head to Rollins on March 30, and Palm Beach Atlantic on April 1. They close the road swing against Florida Southern on April 8.
The regular season will conclude on April 14 as the Lions host No. 8 Lynn for the final match of the regular season. In 2016, the Lions posted a 2-0 record over the Fighting Knights, taking them down 5-4 in the regular season, and then topping Lynn, 5-0, in the SSC Tournament Championship match to take home the title.
The 2017 SSC Tournament will be held in Bradenton, Fla., and is hosted by Eckerd College on April 20-22.
In the 2016 season, the Lions went 27-2, winning both the SSC Regular Season and Tournament titles. They then went on to finish second in the nation as the NCAA Tournament Runners-Up. However, the Lions graduated three key components in Alex Theiler, Egor Panyushkin, and Guillaume Vanelven. They will look to rebuild and hold on to the No. 2 preseason ranking they were given in the ITA DII National Ranking poll.
For the latest news, updates, and information on the Saint Leo Tennis be sure to visit SaintLeoLions.com. Fans can also stay up-to-date on the latest Lions news by following Saint Leo Athletics on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.


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my friend had extradition warrant to cali..was picked up for speeding in ny..extradited to cali..being charged with arrest warrant, probation violation and knowingly rent for storage or manufacture of said drug.. what kind of time is my friend looking at?
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InfraStrata plc is providing an update on its activities on Petroleum Licence PL1/10 in Northern Ireland.
All the regulatory approvals and other permits, including the site lease, are now in place for drilling the Woodburn Forest-1 well this coming winter. The timing for the drilling is dependent upon securing a drilling slot for the rig and completing the funding.
With regard to funding, it is disappointing to report that Larne Oil and Gas Limited, who exercised an option to acquire an interest in the project in September 2014, have run into funding difficulties and will no longer be participating in the project. The licence interest for InfraStrata will therefore revert to the pre-farmout 45% level with a 15% working interest carried by existing partners Terrain Energy Limited and Brigantes Energy Limited. InfraStrata also holds a 50% beneficial interest in adjacent offshore licence P2123.
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We've established who's your favorite character, but who do you dislike the most? Is there a character so bad in your eyes you'd sell them off in a heartbeat? For me it'd be everyone but Shark Man. Because there's is no other. Only Shark Man. Shark Man.
Rob G 10 months
The narrator guy, I forget his name but he is incredibly annoying!
Invoker N 10 months
Any idea about official release?


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1. Talk a lot (Best way to kill time).
2. I think a lot (I need more than 1 answer, I need more than 1 way to FINISH HIM!).
3. I fully respect those who respect me (Like total respect).
4. Man i love cleaning (It's so comfortable when you drive on an empty road).
5. I have some anger problems (You can piss me off 3 times, But the last one is dead end).
6. I like my work to be perfect (Anything i do i want it to be 100% perfect).
7. I'm kind (I can't stand watching a poor thing to suffer).
8. I hate when people touch my stuff (Everything i own, I hate when somebody touch them without asking).
9. I like to learn (More information i get, It becomes better to understand).
10. Work work work (I like hard working).
11. Looks doesn't mean everything (It's not about the look, It's about how much the value is)
- Attractive.Vote A
- Nah boring, Next one.Vote B
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Yes! You are. :)
I'm also 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. Only problem we'd have is 5. I'm laid back, but when thing get on my nerves I blow up too 😅10|10|0
Thanks, That is the only bad part... Being angry but i still can calm down quickly if the problem is solved if not, "Add more fuel guys!"
Then I don't think it too bad. Everyone gets angry once in a while. It's what you do with the anger that matters. Some just don't let things go.


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This human endeavor of creating and finding a home ( both practical and yet every bit motivated by the same spirit that is the impetus for rearranging the furniture or planting a flower garden) will not cease simply because an article in the Washington Post wants to paint the DC region in broad strokes of crisis. (The District home prices ares down only 2% overall and actually higher than 2006 for two months in the fall--- if you read the fine print!)
Building a home (or buying and establishing a home) is a fundamental human endeavor. There are many creatures who participate in the act of building their homes. Beavers come to mind, as do birds. ( But foxes are more renovators than builders of new.) At the beginning of human civilization when homo sapiens generally ceased to be nomadic, food surplus from the expansion of subsistence farming allowed a diversification of societal roles and the development of specialized jobs. Art began to flourish, writers recorded events, trade skills for the building of homes in villages and cities became respected and permanent unique contributors to society. The need for shelter, basic for human existence, now was not just a practical concern but a channel for human expression and beauty, lasting tributes to the growth of civilization. I think of the mosaic tile floors with their testimony to Roman life among the flourish of colored pieces requiring much time to assemble. I think, too, of the Greek adornment of the Corinthian column and in the later years the expression of humanity in the great cathedrals—many planned and constructed during periods of economic crisis.
Finding a home as a human endeavor is very much like funeral industry. We are down to basic human activities that go to the root of being human: birth, living and death. That second one requires a home of some sort. Humans must build their world, unlike the wild animals whose instincts take care of the living. So we build our homes. They are expressions of humanity's search for happiness. We never take a break for or search for happiness for ourselves and our families. (Just watch HGTV for an afternoon!)
So I am not giving up on my career of helping people find the home that makes them happy. I am confident that people will continue to want:
A change of place
More space for a growing family
Less space and more decoration
Less space for a shrinking family
A place to not have to mow a lawn
A place close to a grocery store and a bank
A place that has more windows and light
A place to own
More comfortable living
A change of perspective
Seeking community
Saving the environment
Taking control of one's life
Building a family and a future
Creative and aesthetic building is a human endeavor
Preserving history
All my listings from 290 k to 600 k have regular activity at this time. While it takes longer to come to agreement on price, I have made a living in this last slow year and 2008 for me has started out with more activity than 2007!
Let's hear it for humanity!


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As US Senator, I will work to address the failing economy, failing schools, criminal injustice system, inequality on Black and Brown communities, assault on the rights of women and girls, failing infrastructure, the crisis in energy, food production and other areas of the USA socio-political economy. In a recent survey released by Bankrate.com states that three-quarters of Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck, with little to no emergency savings.
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We discuss an optical system that encodes an input signal to a polarization state, using a spatial light modulator (SLM). Using two SLMs the optical system multiplexes two 2D signals in the polarization domain, and we demonstrate the multiplexing of two binary images. The encryption and decryption of two binary images using an xor operation is also presented.
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Affluent Consulting (Odessa, Fla.) is focusing its expertise in helping companies take advantage of federal and state research and development (R&D) tax credits on the U.S.composites industry.
After Affluent Consulting personnel attended the recent COMPOSITES & POLYCON show in Tampa, Fla., the company recognized the potential tax savings for which many composites businesses are eligible, but may be failing to take advantage of. Affluent works with companies such as composites fabricators and suppliers to the industry to help them recover research and development expenditures. "Through our diligence and commitment, we find and document costs that are very often missed by many CPA firms,"said Stephfan Nurse of Affluent Consulting.
Through intimate knowledge of the Internal Revenue Code and careful examination of treatises, case law, regulations, and rulings, Affluent Consulting professionals will help U.S. composites industry companies uncover and capture all qualifying research.
The Federal R&D Tax Credit Program has been in existence since 1981, but was utilized by only the most technologically sophisticated companies until 2001. That year, U.S. tax laws were redefined to create lucrative new incentives for companies who continued to innovate, allowing a much greater number of companies to qualify for the R&D tax credit. Nearly seven years later, most eligible companies still do not take full advantage of this opportunity and continue to pay billions of dollars to the U.S. government even though their R&D efforts qualify them for these substantial, annual credits.
Nurse says the roadblocks to claiming these R&D tax credits are lack of awareness and the time required to document a company's eligibility for them. "Many companies fail to take advantage of the R&D tax credit because of ambiguous and difficult to interpret statutory and regulatory descriptions of what R&D is,"he explains. "In the tax world, R&D is defined much more broadly than in the world of science. Qualifying research includes much more than just new product development. Expenditures taken to improve existing products as well as to develop or improve processes also qualify. Basically, a company's day to day operations may qualify them for this benefit.â€
The experts at Affluent Consulting conduct thorough R&D tax credit studies for clients utilizing a four-phased approach: • Phase 1 – Preliminary Identification • Phase 2 – Qualitative Assessment • Phase 3 – Quantitative Assessment • Phase 4 – Reporting
Nurse points out that fabricators and suppliers should also note that the typical R&D Tax Credit studies Affluent Consulting performs are retroactive for up to four tax years, in accordance with U.S. tax laws. "Because our studies are retroactive for multiple years, they can result in a tax credit for our clients in excess of six figures,"Nurse says.
Affluent Consulting is offering composites suppliers and fabricators free, no obligation consultations as it begins serving the industry. During this preliminary assessment, the goal is to determine if there are any activities conducted by composites companies that qualify as R&D as defined by the Internal Revenue Code. After Affluent Consulting ascertains that certain activities qualify, they determine a realistic tax credit estimate based on high-level information provided by client companies. Only after the preliminary consultation and client approval does Affluent continue with an R&D tax credit study.
Due to the strong emphasis on innovation through research and development within the composites industry, there are many activities and expenditures which will qualify companies for the R&D tax credit. Among these activities some examples include: • Process Improvements developed for fabrication techniques; • Custom or "In-House"Software Development specific to a company's internal needs; • New Materials Evaluation & Selection including resins, gel coats, reinforcements and more; • Physical Testing to evaluate composite part performance in end-user applications.
The final aspect of the reporting phase includes preparation of the required amended federal income tax returns and the R&D study which serves as documentation supporting the R&D tax credits claimed. The financial benefits of conducting R&D tax credit studies are immense and may include: • Significant Federal Tax Credits from the US Government • Additional Tax Savings in Future Years • Increased Cash Flow for Companies • Lower Effective Tax Rates • Obtaining a Methodology for use in Future Years to Secure Potential R&D Tax Credits
Nurse says over $8 billion in R&D tax credits are awarded annually to qualified companies in the United States. Yet,the IRS estimates that a mere 20 percent of companies who qualify have taken advantage of this program which was designed to encourage innovation. Working with Affluent Consulting is a no-lose proposition. "We work on contingency based on the amount of qualifying expenditures we identify for clients,"Nurse explains. "Composites companies can only gain from talking to us.â€
For more information on the Federal R&D Tax Credit Program or to schedule a free consultation, contact Affluent Consulting at (813) 486-9492 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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