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Minuteman Missiles were deployed across the Central and Northern Great Plains region beginning in 1961. Minuteman Missiles were America's first solid-fuel Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs). A ballistic missile is one that is launched by a rocket motor which then shuts off when all of the fuel is burned. The rest of the missile's flight is determined by the forces of gravity. These missiles were designed for delivery of nuclear weapons to a target thousands of miles away. By 1965 there were 1,000 Minuteman ICBMs located in six different missile fields. Each missile field covered a vast tract of land up to 15,000 square miles in size in order to keep the individual silos well-dispersed. The military chose the Great Plains area to deploy these missiles for several reasons. The first Minuteman Missiles were deployed in the northern part of the country because their range was limited to 4,300 miles. The missile had to be launched over the North Pole in order to strike targets in the central Soviet Union. Also, the Great Plains was the furthest area from both the Atlantic and Pacific coastlines. If missiles had been sited in states adjacent to the ocean, they could have been destroyed by Soviet submarine launched ballistic missiles in a matter of minutes or even seconds. Other stated reasons for missile field locations included closeness to existing Air Force bases for logistical support, cost effectiveness, and low population density in the Great Plains possibly limiting casualties in a nuclear war.
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The City and County of Denver is the first municipality to be recognized as a Solar Friendly Community under an innovative new program designed to help bring down the costs of solar energy.
Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock accepted the award at a ceremony Tuesday at the City and County Building. Denver earned the gold level designation through its leading practices in making solar energy faster, easier and more affordable for residents.
"We are honored and delighted to be the first to earn this recognition for our efforts in making our city friendly to solar energy," said Mayor Hancock. "We believe solar energy is an important part of our community's future, and our hope is this recognition will lead to a variety of environmental and economic development benefits."
Solar Friendly Communities is one of 22 teams around the nation awarded a Rooftop Solar Challenge grant under the U.S. Department of Energy's SunShot Initiative. The program is a collaborative effort led by the Colorado Solar Energy Industries Association and includes the Rocky Mountain Institute, the American Solar Energy Society, the City and County of Denver, Boulder County and the cities of Fort Collins and Golden.
The program works to advance solar friendly practices around solar permitting and inspection, as well as to make communities more welcoming to solar energy. Cities and counties can earn up to 1600 "solar points" if they implement all of the suggested solar friendly practices, with recognition starting at 700 points. Denver scored 1275 points, a gold level recognition, because of the progressive policies it adopted including posting its requirements online, offering low-cost, same-day permits, streamlining inspections and providing a variety of educational materials about solar energy to residents.
"Denver provides a great model on how a large city can make it easy for solar installers to do business," said Rebecca Cantwell, senior program director for Solar Friendly Communities. "The streamlined permitting, inspection and educational practices translate into lower costs for consumers and a more welcoming climate for solar energy. "
Solar permitting and inspection requirements vary dramatically across Colorado's more than 200 cities and towns, 64 counties and 65 utilities. The Solar Friendly Communities program aims to assist local governments by offering a menu of options that can help communities shave off extra time and cost while respecting each community's unique needs.
Costs of the hardware of rooftop solar systems-such as panels-have dropped up to 70 percent in just three years. But the "soft" costs including permitting, installation, regulatory and other related costs have not dropped and now account for up to 40 percent of the total cost of rooftop solar system.
According to a recent report by SunRun, local permitting and inspection processes add about $2,500 to the cost of each residential system. Streamlining processes and bringing those costs down will bring down the cost of solar.
"We are hoping that other communities in Colorado and elsewhere will realize that by following some relatively simple best practices, they can make life easier for city officials and customers as well as for solar installers," said Neal Lurie, executive director of the Colorado Solar Energy Industries Association. "The more transparent and standardized we can make the process, the better able we'll be to accommodate the projected rapid increase in demand for solar energy."


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The blog exists to promote War Studies and Military History and has the following key aims:
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Pristine views. Tranquil mountain setting. The wildest five miles of your life. Tough Mudder Half Northeast 2018 really has it all. The course at Gunstock Mountain was practically made to push you to your best, and that's exactly what will happen when you and your crew lace up to get high (elevation-wise, ya weirdo) at Tough Mudder Half Northeast. Training for this course isn't required, but it sure wouldn't hurt to have a few miles of prep under your belt before you tackle the Muddy Mountain of the Northeast. Your pack of wild unicorns can crush the course as fast or as slow as you like, but no matter your muddin' speed, it's gonna be steep, sweaty, and the Best Damn Weekend of your 2018.
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Ambassador Thomas Pickering '53 Discusses Priorities for Next President
Story posted September 23, 2008
On September 16, 2008, Ambassador Thomas Pickering '53, discussed foreign and security policy in light of the upcoming presidential election.
Before delivering his talk, titled "Priorities for the Next President of the United States in Foreign and Security Policy," Pickering discussed the crisis between Russia and Georgia during a forum for a group of students in the Shannon Room, Hubbard Hall.
While on campus, Pickering taped an interview which aired on the WCSH program 207 September 23.
Watch the interview here.
Pickering has had a distinguished career as a statesman and diplomat. He holds the personal rank of career ambassador, the highest in the U.S. Foreign Service. In a diplomatic career spanning five decades, he has served as U.S. ambassador to the Russian Federation, India, Israel, El Salvador, Nigeria and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. He served as U.S. ambassador and representative to the United Nations in New York from 1989 to 1992, a period that saw an international coalition move effectively against Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait. He also served as U.S. undersecretary of state for political affairs from 1997 to 2001.
Pickering twice won the Distinguished Presidential Award and also received the Department of State's highest award, the Distinguished Service Award. He is a member of the International Institute of Strategic Studies and the Council on Foreign Relations. He served as executive secretary of the Department of State and special assistant to secretaries William P. Rogers and Henry A. Kissinger from 1973 to 1974.
Pickering is currently vice chairman at Hills and Company, having served as senior vice president, international relations, of The Boeing Company from 2001 to 2006. In 2005, he was awarded the Bowdoin Prize, the highest honor that the College bestows upon one of its members.
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Skills day is intended to evaluate and confirm the proper performance of EMS Skills. All EMS Providers (Emergency Medical Responders, Emergency Medical Technicians, and Paramedics) are required to complete at least one Skills Evaluation annually.
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Tenderfoot rank
From MeritBadgeDotOrg
lesson videos showing Outdoor Skills, and First-Aid Skills plus Merit Badges, and Scout Awards links.
Troop resources include the Advancement Campout and monthly Troop Program Themes.
|The Tenderfoot rank requirements were revised effective January 1, 2008.
|Tenderfoot Rank
Tenderfoot rank requirements
Camping and Outdoor Ethics
First Aid and Nature
Scout Spirit
View the change list (history) of these requirements. The text of these requirements may be locked. In that case, they can only be edited by an administrator.
Please note any errors found in the above requirements on this article's Talk Page.
| A FREE workbook for Tenderfoot rank is available here!
with the maps, charts, links, diagrams, and checklists you need!
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- "The requirements for Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class ranks may be worked on simultaneously; however, these ranks must be earned in sequence."
- Alternate Requirements for the Tenderfoot rank are available for Scouts with qualifying physical or mental disabilities.
- The Advancement Campout includes all of the camping, cooking, first aid, and hiking skills through First Class.
Requirement resources
1. BSA Video: Overnight camping gear TF1.m4v
- Outdoor Checklists - Packing a Backpack - Clothing - Outdoor Gear - Footwear - Sleeping Bags - Sleeping Pads
2. BSA Video: Help pitch a tent TF2.m4v - Tent Setup
3. BSA Video: Help cook a meal TF3.m4v
- Cooking Skills - Backpacking Stoves
4. Knots: BSA Video: Whip a rope TF4a.m4v - Whipping and Fusing - BSA Video: Knots TF4b.m4v - Taut-Line Hitch - Two Half Hitches
- Animated Knots: Basic Scout Knots - Forty Scout knots - Special Knots - Sailing knots - Fishing knots - Folsoms Knots - Animatedknots.com - Great Animations - More Animated Knots - More great Animated Knots - Still more - Knot Videos - Basics Videos - Basics2
- Other Knot Links: Advanced knots - Ropers Knots Page - Climbing Knots - Fishing knots - Knots Index
5. BSA Video: Safe hiking TF5.m4v - Hiking Skills - Navigation - Navigation Without a Compass
6. BSA Video: American flag TF6.m4v - Flag Ceremonies
7. BSA Video: Scout Oath, Law, motto, and slogan TF7.m4v - Scout Oath - Scout Law - Scout Motto - Scout Slogan
8. BSA Video: Patrol name, flag, and yell TF8.m4v - Patrol
9. BSA Video: Buddy system TF9.m4v - Buddy System - BSA: Bullying Prevention and Intervention Tips for Scout Leaders and Parents
10. Fitness: BSA Video: Fitness TF10a.m4v - BSA Video: Fitness improvements TF10b.m4v
- Lesson Videos: Warm Up - Stretching - Running - Pull-Ups - Push-Ups - Basketball - Baseball - Football - Bench Press - Leg Curls
- Rules, etiquette, equipment, diagram of playing area:
- Baseball - Basketball - Field Hockey - Football - Ice Hockey - Lacrosse - Soccer - Softball - Tennis - Volleyball
- Unauthorized Sports: Boxing, Karate & "Related Martial Arts" (excepting judo, aikido, and tai chi), Parachuting, Motorized events (motorbikes, drag racing, speedboats), Paintball, Hunting, Parasailing, etc.
11-12. First Aid:
11. BSA Video: Poisonous plants TF11.m4v - Poisonous Plants
12a. BSA Video: Heimlich maneuver TF12a.m4v - Choking
12b. BSA Video: First aid TF12b.m4v - Cuts and Scratches - Blisters - Burns - Bites and Stings - Snakebite - Nosebleed - Frostbite - Sunburn
- Your handbook is your primary reference. See First-Aid Skills for step-by-step instructions and lesson video links.
- See also: First Aid Merit Badge Pamphlet - First-Aid Kit - Emergency Kit - Guide to Safe Scouting - Annual Health & Medical Record
13. BSA Video: Scout spirit TF13.m4v - What does Scout Spirit really mean? (It's not what you do in your troop!)
14. BSA Video: Scoutmaster conference TF14.m4v - Scoutmaster Conference - Explains that you don't "pass" a Scoutmaster Conference and how to appeal.
15. BSA Video: Board of review TF15.m4v - Board of Review - What can they ask? How long can it be? Is the uniform really required? How do you appeal?
|Boy Scout portal
|Varsity Scout portal
Related Awards
1-5: Outdoor Skills Awards
10: Fitness is a great way to start Personal Fitness Merit Badge
|Personal development-related awards
11-12: Emergency Preparedness Awards
|Emergency Preparedness-related awards
See also
Scout • Tenderfoot • Second Class • First Class • Star • Life • Eagle Scout • Eagle Palms
Boy Scouting ranks: Scout badge • Tenderfoot • Second Class • First Class • Star Scout • Life Scout • Eagle Scout Award
Varsity Scouting awards: Varsity Scout Letter • Denali Award


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Though only one of my two examples below is "Biblical Greek" (if you consider the Apocrypha to be Biblical), could these be considered instances "in which ἐν + the dative indicates content"?2. ἐν + Dative for Content
Rare is the usage of the simple dative to denote the content that is used by a verb of filling. For ἐν + the dative, this usage is debatable.
Normally, a verb of filling takes a genitive of content; rarely, a simple dative of content. However, we know of no clear examples in biblical Greek in which ἐν + the dative indicates content. We should, therefore, seek some other nuance in such instances, as in Eph 5:18 (discussed below ).
Eph 5:18 πληροῦσθε ἐν πνεύματι
be filled [with, by, in] [the] Spirit
To see ἐν πνεύματι here as indicating content is grammatically suspect (even though it is, in many circles, the predominant view). Only if the flow of argument and/or the lack of other good possibilities strongly point in the direction of content would we be compelled to take it as such. There are no other examples in biblical Greek in which ἐν + the dative after πληρόω indicates content. Further, the parallel with οἴνῳ as well as the common grammatical category of means suggest that the idea intended is that believers are to be filled by means of the [Holy] Spirit. If so , there seems to be an unnamed agent.
The meaning of this text can only be fully appreciated in light of the πληρόω language in Ephesians. Always the term is used in connection with a member of the Trinity. Three considerations seem to be key: (1) In Eph 3:19 the "hinge" prayer introducing the last half of the letter makes a request that the believers "be filled with all the fullness of God" (πληρωθῆτε εἰς πᾶν τὸ πλήρωμα τοῦ θεοῦ). The explicit content of πληρόω is thus God's fullness (probably a reference to his moral attributes). (2) In 4:10 Christ is said to be the agent of filling (with v 11 adding the specifics of his giving spiritual gifts). (3) The author then brings his argument to a crescendo in 5:18: Believers are to be filled by Christ by means of the Spirit with the content of the fullness of God.
Ignatius to the Smyrneans, Salutation:
Ἰγνάτιος, ὁ καὶ Θεοφόρος, ἐκκλησίᾳ θεοῦ πατρὸς καὶ τοῦ ἠγαπημένου Ἰησοῦ Χριστοῦ, ἠλεημένῃ ἐν παντὶ χαρίσματι, πεπληρωμένῃ ἐν πίστει καὶ ἀγάπῃ, ἀνυστερήτῳ οὔσῃ παντὸς χαρίσματος, θεοπρεπεστάτῃ καὶ ἁγιοφόρῳ, τῇ οὔσῃ ἐν Σμύρνῃ τῆς Ἀσίας, ἐν ἀμώμῳ πνεύματι καὶ λόγῳ θεοῦ πλεῖστα χαίρειν.
Ignatius, who [is] also God-bearer, to the church of God the Father and of the beloved Jesus Christ, which has obtained mercy in every gift,, which has been filled with faith and love, not lacking in2 which is1 any gift, most worthy of God and bearing holy things, which is in Smyrna of Asia, in3 a blameless4 spirit5 and6 the word7 of God.8 abundant1 greetings2.
- Brannan, R. (2011). Apostolic Fathers Greek-English Interlinear. Logos Bible Software.
Sirach 26:2:
γυνὴ ἀνδρεία εὐφραίνει τὸν ἄνδρα αὐτῆς, καὶ τὰ ἔτη αὐτοῦ πληρώσει ἐν εἰρήνῃ.
A loyal wife brings joy to her husband, and he will complete his years in peace. (NRSV)


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when i have a bad bream i tend to get over it by breakfast. last nights dream however has stuck with me. i was walking in a field when i came up to a grave yard, it was daytime and all the headstones were in the shape of grand pianos. as i walked through the graveyard (which does not bother me at all) i saw my wife standing on a grave stone looking at me. i went towards her and she started to walk away jumping from headstone to headstone. i followed her and she began to run laughing as she did so. i chased after her and something told me that there was danger ahead and i felt fear. i ran faster jumping from headstone to headstone but i was not able to catch up. the headstones were now getting bigger and bigger but they were still in the shape of grand pianos. my fear was beginining to turn to terror and i yelled out to my wife but she carried on. then in the distance i saw the biggest headstone yet. it was in the shape of a grand piano but it's lid was up and it was playing by itself my wife jumped onto it i could hear piano music very loud and the lid slammed shut trapping my wife inside. it was at this point that i woke up with a start and sweating like crazy. my wife was soundly asleep at my side and everything seemed fine i looked across at the time which was 6:34am so i sat up and waited for my alarm which was 7am. i have been pondering this dream all day so i thought i would share it with you to see what you think. i must admit that writing it down and reading it back makes me feel better already.:-)
grand pianos?
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Posted 20 January 2011 - 11:40 AM
This could be a sign, keep your wife safe, i had various dreams of one of my family passing away but i coulden't see there face in my dream. Turns out my brother died on boxing day night.. .
Keep here safe. This is just my opinion.
Keep here safe. This is just my opinion.
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Rest in peace brother, We'll meet again one day. <3
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The next time you go to dump the coffee grounds from your morning brew, think again: That nasty-looking slush might actually be one of nature's best fertilizers -- especially for a plant with ancient roots that is commonly found in Florida.
The next time you go to dump the coffee grounds from your morning brew, think again: That nasty-looking slush might actually be one of nature's best fertilizers — especially for a plant with ancient roots that is commonly found in Florida.
The plant is called the cycas revoluta, commonly known as the king sago — and it resembles a mini palm tree. It comes from Japan and has roots that are several million years old.
When Jeffrey Rubin, a retired doctor in Micanopy, bought his property in the mid-1960s, a lone sago palm stood by an oak tree. The previous owner of the house said she had planted it in the 1930s, Rubin said.
"It was love at first sight," he continued.
Rubin now has nearly 100 sago palms scattered around his 32-acre property.
So when a snow-like white dust appeared a decade ago on the tops and bottoms of the leaves of the beloved plants, Rubin tried a quick salvage with insecticides. The culprit was Asian scale, an insect-bred disease that was brought to Miami from Asia in the early 1990s. Although it initially was believed that the bugs would stay in the warmer climes of South Florida, they made their way north — lying dormant in the plant's roots during the winter. The insects suck the juices out of the plant's leaves and eventually will kill the plant if untreated.
When the insecticides didn't work, Rubin turned to another solution he'd read about: coffee grounds. The alkaloids in coffee — namely caffeine — prevent the insects from eating certain plants, including the sago.
Rubin read about a Lakeland man named Tom Broome, the owner of the Cycad Jungle nursery there, who had been able to kill the Asian scale using a coffee ground solution that he sprayed both on the sago plant's infected leaves as well as its roots.
"For the last 7� years, I haven't used an insecticide in my nursery," Broome said. "I have 500 species of plants. The coffee as a direct contact spray will kill any mealy bugs, scale, aphids, whiteflies, spider mites."
Broome added that the solution "is slightly fertilizing at the same time."
For about 10 days, Broome steeps the coffee solution — which uses six to seven pounds of coffee grounds for a 55-gallon mix — much like sun tea. The solution — stored in a barrel — lasts about five months.
Spraying is good for treating infected leaves and roots, but coffee grounds alone can be used as a mulch to prevent Asian scale as well, Broome said.
Coffee grounds help turn tide
That's what Rubin does: Every Thursday, he goes to downtown Gainesville's Volta cafe and loads several pounds of that week's leftover coffee grounds into the back of his pickup truck. Back home, he dumps the grounds into a wheelbarrow, and then spreads them on the sagos with a red bucket — or his bare hands, yellowed from contact with so many grounds over the years.
He does this about once a month, according to a schedule he keeps on yellowed sheets of lined paper that hangs in his woodworking studio. There's also a hand-drawn map dividing his sagos into six different zones.
Rubin hasn't had a resurgence of Asian scale since he turned to coffee grounds, but he said he can't credit the coffee entirely. He also uses horticultural oil and an insecticide called Safari. But using the coffee grounds, he said, "allows you to use much less spray."
Rubin also scouts nearby landscapes for diseased palms.
"Whenever we go to Lakeland, or Ocala, I stop in and tell people what to do, and they think I'm crazy," he said. His message is always the same: "Instead of throwing the coffee grounds in the garbage, throw them on your garden — it's not going to do any harm."
Catharine Mannion, an associate professor at the University of Florida's tropical research and education center in Homestead, cautions against relying exclusively on coffee to cure Asian scale, though.
"It seems like there's enough anecdotal evidence to say that it works ... but we do just have to be careful because it might not be the coffee," she said, adding that she also recommends using horticultural oils and Safari, as Rubin does.
Broome, however, already has started successfully using coffee grounds on some of the other 500 species of plants in his nursery, including hibiscus and pepper. He recommends people mulch with straight grounds twice a year — around March and August — to prevent Asian scale, and spot-spraying infected leaves.
Broome added that the plant that was starting to fade from Florida landscapes because of Asian scale is now making a comeback.
"Several botanical gardens have used that to clean up their plants," he said of the coffee solution. "More people are selling sagos because now they have a way to combat the scale."
And for Rubin, that preservation is essential. He keeps another sago plant — an ancestor of the king sago — in a greenhouse he built 40 years ago. Called the dioon spinulosum cycad, the leaves of the plant resemble something between latticework and sculpture.
"It's like a work of art," he said.
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Are Diabetes and High Blood Pressure to Blame for Unemployment in the HIV/AIDS Community?
October 28, 2011
According to a French study, the probability HIV-positive people will leave their job within five years of being diagnosed is 35 percent -- and not for reasons you might think. Researchers analyzed 622 patients who received HIV care between 2004 and 2010, and found that complications to HIV/AIDS and side effects to medicines were not major factors in unemployment. But other health issues, such as diabetes, high blood pressure and depression, play a large role in why people living with HIV are leaving the workforce.
"Our results provide evidence for the existence of a phenomenon of work cessation starting after the very first months following HIV diagnosis and persisting during the five subsequent years," comment the investigators. "Comorbidities frequently associated with HIV disease including diabetes, hypertension and depression substantially affect the chances of maintaining employment."
The mean unemployment duration was 20 months after entering the study.
It's pretty well understood that employment and financial stability influence health outcomes. For example, being able to pay rent is more than just having a roof overhead. Having a stable living situation means having a place to house AIDS meds. And without that security, someone living with HIV/AIDS may not be able to adhere to medications, hence worsening their health overall. The study's authors recommend that these issues be addressed in clinical settings, among employers and social workers as a means to prevent people living with HIV/AIDS from leaving the workplace.
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Written by Austin Benson Friday, 30 August 2013 13:42
Documentary to be shown at Sun Theatre.
Ryan Tweedy grew up in the heart of Husker territory, Lincoln, where he lived before moving out to Los Angeles, CA."Growing up, I took the Nebraska lifestyle for granted," Tweedy said. "The people in Nebraska are just different and I never recognized it."
However, in a new film, "Through These Gates," he showcases the different people in the state in an 86-minute documentary.
Tweedy and David Max of HuskerMax.com will show "Through These Gates" on Tuesday, Sept.3, at 7 p.m. at the Sun Theatre.
Proceeds will go to the Gothenburg Booster Club, Destination Imagination and the Sun Theatre.
"The way this film was made, is actually in part, what the film is about," Tweedy said. "Farmers let me use their land to shoot and shop owners and fans all over let me interview them."
The people were perfect, said the Wayne State graduate, because they are part of Nebraska and huge Husker fans and their stories needed to be known.
He admitted at first that he knew people would be interested in being part of it but he didn't know how serious they would take it.
"Once I interviewed Eric Crouch, and it was treated like an actual project, getting interviews became easier," Tweedy said.
Max offered to help spread the video trailer Tweedy had put together. It ran on the front page of the website and instantly thousands of people viewed it each day.
The project headed forward, fast. Some 70 hours of interviews and another 60 hours of B-roll included Tom Osborne, Johnny Rodgers and Tommie Frazier.
Max said there are 50 screenings in Nebraska and an additional 15-20 screenings in other states.
"This film is about what it means to be a Nebraska native, not just the athletics aspect. It explains being a Nebraska fan," Max said.
After two years of filming and editing, one of the first screenings was in Scottsbluff.
A half-day before the screening there were only 190 tickets sold for the show, Tweedy said. By 7 p.m., 359 people were watching "Through These Gates."
A highlight for Tweedy is that interest wasn't only generated in his home state but throughout the United States.
This has turned into a nationwide request and experience, Max said.
"We started in San Clemente, CA, and will end up on the East Coast in November, he said.
Each of the stops is a local fund-raiser for the city or town booster club or another non-profit organizations.
"Our goal is to raise $100,000 for different organizations across the country,"Max said. "We calculated that each screening will produce $7-10 dollars per person."
Tweedy said he's received calls from people in Iowa, Colorado and Texas, all interested in seeing the film.
"I thought they were joking when they asked for dates to see it," Tweedy said. "Requests didn't stop in the United States. There is interest in Japan, Germany and London."
Max said there's a certain sensation people get when they can relate to the film.
"The only place I have expectations for the film is in Lincoln," Tweedy said. "That's where I'm from and is the reason I began making this film."
Gothenburg Booster Club member Nancy Slack said the group is glad to do whatever it can to help the students at Gothenburg Schools and ease financial burdens.
Sun Theatre co-manager Jill Rubenthaler said she's excited to show the film and that any Nebraskan would enjoy the film. Some proceeds raised will go towards the Comfort Counts Fund, for new chairs inside the theatre.
Tweedy and Max will answer questions and sell and sign books and DVD's.
"The series of interviews were set up with different topics that may make you laugh, may make you cry but will all produce an 'oh yeah' type of moment," Max said.
Tweedy stressed the film isn't about football but more a highlight of the Nebraska fans.
The Sun Theatre, the booster club and Destination Imagination are selling tickets now, Khris Jinks said, and that they can be bought from her, Nancy Slack or at the Sun Theatre.
"Make sure and buy a ticket to this event, before they are all sold out," she said.
To purchase tickets call Khris Jinks at (308) 529-7894, Nancy Slack at (308) 529-1928 or stop by the theatre.


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Last night I went to Benny HaDayag for dinner.
I've been there once before on a very un-hot blind date. There was almost nothing in common between the pair of us and it was a very uncomfortable evening and I seem to have supressed all memory of the food - I think that we ended up just having the salads and then going our separate ways. So last night was kindof like the first time there for me.
This time I went with Cactus and Sassy, and all the way to the new Tel Aviv port I was kicking myself for forgetting my camera at home. I have been so good about carrying it around with me, but I am only human and yesterday morning was more concerned with raingear than photogear. We had made reservations for 20h00, which in Israel is very early. We are not quite as extreme as Spain, but pretty close.
The only other people at the restaurant were tourists, which meant we were seated immediately and didn't have to fight any lineups or loud groups. Benny's doesn't go in for menus - there is a chalkboard inside that stays there - if you want to know what there is to eat you need to get up and check it out. That is also the only place where prices are posted - and that is only the per kilo price of the more esoteric aquatic denizens. We wanted to take advantage of the still warm weather and opted for an outside table - at the end of October! Now who can complain about that?
Our waitress was asking for our drink orders even before we had finished sitting down, and by the time we had got ourselves sorted our table had been covered (quite literally) with a vast assortment of salads and a huge basket of warm rolls. C & I split a half bottle of Mt. Hermon Chardonnay - a nice, eminently drinkable little number, light and refreshing and not a la California and so oaky you spit out splinters.
I knew I had made a BIG mistake in forgetting my camera when I surveyed the goodies loading down our table. First off was a bowl containing a piece of grey mullet swimming in a very spicy Tripolitan (Libya) red sauce. I have friends whose background is Libyan and have come to the conclusion that there is only one sauce in Libya and this is it. You have mafroum, fish, couscous, chicken and everything else in between, served with this sauce. When red sauce (honestly, that is what they call it) is homemade the spice level is at least twice as hot as Benny's, well beyond the pain threshold of unsuspecting tourists. The sauce at Benny's is very conducive to being mopped up with bread.
There was a nice humous with a thick ful paste on top, eggplant - in mayonnaise, with vinegar, and with tomatoe sauce, there was a Turkish salad (tomatoes and peppers stewed), pickled lemons in a turmeric/curry sauce (that is great with falafels), there was cauliflower in the the same bright yellow sauce, there was a moderately spicy green s'hug (chilis and coriander), chopped tomatoes with green chilis and a bit of lemon, there was green tehina, white coleslaw, and red coleslaw, and if that wasn't enough, a really big bowl with chopped tomatoes and onions on one half and shredded lettuce on the other, both lightly dressed with lemon juice and olive oil.
When we had made some inroads into all of this bounty, a plate with a beautifully grilled eggplant, split and draped with tehina arrived and a couple of the empty plates were taken away and replenished at C's request.
After we had been eating for at least half an hour, our waitress arrived to take our order. This wasn't laxness on her part, this is SOP for Benny's, relax, take your time, fress!
Now the whole point in coming here was to try their mixed seafood platter, as seen by C+S earlier this week, and lusted after ever since. So they confidently told the waitress that we would have a platter for three. We then continued noshing and a some lovely crispy-melty deepfried eggplant appeared, just to add a bit of variety. Now admittedly, the little salads are not served in large portions, but there are so many of them that you manage to unwittingly eat much more than you thought you would, just in having a bite or two here, a taste and then another one there...
Benny's is not known for stinginess when it comes to portion control, but the only word that C, S and I could come up with to describe the seafood platter when it arrived steaming to our table was appalling. Imagine a shallow triangular serving bowl, now imagine it 45cm on each side (18 inches for the metrically challenged), and now imagine it filled almost to overflowing with fat juicy shrimps, calamari, mussels and crabs. OMG.
We sat and stared, open mouthed, for at least 30 seconds, and then we all tentatively reached out and took something from this overwhelming dish. After that we set to with gusto, but no matter what we did we just couldn't seem to put a dent in it, and every once in a while one or the other of us would shake our heads and say how ridiculous this was. There was enough there for at least 6 people. And I mean 6 people who are serious about their seafood.
The crabs and mussels had been done in butter, white wine and garlic and the shrimp and calamari had been dusted in flour and deepfried. This was the ultimate fingerfood dinner, but not greasy or gooey or gluey. The calamari were meltingly soft, not a rubbery bit in the lot, and the shrimp exploded when you bit into them. The mussels were big and juicy and full of flavour, and the crab was delicious and worth every bit of effort put into them in order to get at the sweet white meat.
45 minutes later I sat back and couldn't contemplate another bite. C+S continued on for a bit, picking out choice morsels, trying to find the perfect last bite, but they soon followed suit and pushed their chairs back replete. By the end of this we were drunk with food, unable to think about even a cup of mint tea, convinced that nothing would pass our lips until the next evening, maybe... For all that, the meal, including wine, soft drinks and mineral water, cost about USD100 for the 3 of us. Now that was ridiculous
We left Benny's after almost 2 solid hours of eating, walking along the boardwalk feeling like our stomachs were arriving at the corner at least five minutes before the rest of our bodies. But satisfied? Oh yes...
On the way out of the port we noticed a newish jewellery store, so we stuck our heads in to see what was on display. Shouldn't have done that. I saw a ring that I really liked and decided that, having inherited a little bit of money from my grandmother Jeannie, enough for a very modest piece of jewellery, I would buy it so that I could wear something that would remind me of her every time I wore it.
But then I decided to try on a lovely silver necklace and tried it on. Usually I try and coerce people into buying things that I think look gorgeous on them, but this time the situation was reversed. C+S both started exclaiming and convinced me that this was a "me" piece and that it would be much more unusual than the ring, which, though lovely, wasn't nearly as special.
Besides, it was in keeping with our seafood dinner. 8^)
So what do all of these pictures of risotto milanese con frutti di mari have to do with anything? Well that is what I did with the leftovers.Basic Risotto Milanese
- Arborio Rice 220gr / 1 cup
- Onion, finely minced 50 gr / 1/4 cup
- Saffron generous pinch
- White vermouth 50ml 1/4 cup
- Wite wine 100ml / 1/2 cup
- Water or chicken stock 4 cups
- Butter 20 gr / 1 tablespoon
- Parmesan, finely grated 75-100 gr / 2-3 ounces
- Salt + white pepper to taste
- Parsley, finely chopped small handful
Make sure you use a pot that is large enough. Risotto is deceptive and always needs more space than you think it will.
Over medium heat sweat the onions in the butter until translucent.
Turn the heat up and add the rice, stirring occasionally until the rice goes a bit translucent with a spot of white showing in the center.
Toss in the saffron and the vermouth and stir until absorbed.
Add the wine and stir 'til absorbed.
Add some salt and 1/2 cup of water/stock and stir 'til absorbed.
Continue adding the water/stock by the 1/2 cup full stirring well between additions.
Start testing for doneness after cup 3 by trying a grain of rice for doneness. The rice is done when it is firm but not gritty and there should be a creamy sauce swaddling the rice in the pan.
Add water/stock as needed until al dente.
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That being said, with Palm OS being old and dead, the only way to experience it is to get your hands on a real device on eBay or its local equivalent in your country of residence. If you go down this route - which I strongly advise everyone to at least look into - try and go for the ultimate Palm device, the Palm T|X. It's the most advanced PDA Palm ever built, and you can pry mine from my cold, dead hands.
Sadly, not everyone has the disposable income, time, will, desire, or any combination thereof, to go out and buy real hardware just to play with a dead operating system and all the hardships that come with it. Since I still want to spread the word of Palm OS, I've been looking into an alternative - namely, the Palm OS Simulator.
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I loved the keyboard on my Treo 650, my first smartphone, and in fact I still consider it better than any keyboard Blackberry released. I do wish there had been a phone version of the Sony Clie NX-73 with better keyboard buttons; that device put the keyboard on a base that flipped out of the way when not in use. That was probably the best non-Palm-produced PalmOS device out there.


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"I don't think I'm smarter than a fifth grader, but I'll do my best," Marty Cooke, county commissioner, said.
Cooke is one of the 12 community members who will participate in "Are You Smarter Than a Village Schooler?" Based on the popular television show, community leaders will test their smarts while answering elementary school level questions in a fundraiser event for The Evelyn Smith Wray Village School.
Brunswick County students are back in school but not all of them study in a classroom.
Brunswick County has 428 home schools and 714 students registered with the N.C. Department of Administration's Division of Non-Public Education for the 2007-2008 school year. While the amount of schools decreased by 10 schools from the 2006-2007 school year, student enrollment increased 12 students.
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SHALLOTTE—This Thanksgiving, some familiar local faces will be seen among those marching in the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Five West Brunswick High School dance team members will perform a routine at Herald Square during this year's parade.
The dance team attended a Universal Dance Association (UDA) camp this past summer at Wake Forest University. The captain of each school team, as well as other members who demonstrate leadership at camp and at school, are invited to participate in the annual parade.
Results released Tuesday show a record number of students took the SAT this year, according to The College Board.
There were more than 1.5 million SAT test takers this year, an 8 percent increase from last year. In Brunswick County, 284 students—43 percent—took the test, and each school improved its average scores.
North Brunswick High School students scored a 944 average, with 464 in critical reading, 480 in math, and 458 in writing.
The Brunswick County Board of Education approved John Floyd as athletic director at West Brunswick High School Tuesday night.
Confusion began after Floyd's name was not on the approved personnel list released after the board's monthly meeting several weeks ago.
Terry Chestnutt, assistant superintendent of human resources for Brunswick County Schools, said the board did not approve Floyd's contract that meeting. Floyd had already begun working in the AD position.
Brunswick County students are back to school. Monday marked the beginning of the new school year. The hallways of Union Elementary School were filled with smiles, laughter, excitement and tears from students and parents before school began.
Matthew Gable and his wife Kortney took their son Keaton to Tammy Pickard's kindergarten class. He's the couple's first child to start school.
"It's tough, I don't want to leave him here," Matthew Gable said. "I'll be thinking of him all day."
BOLIVIA—The annual evaluation of the superintendent of Brunswick County Schools has been completed, but the public will not see the results.
Superintendent Katie McGee chose Tuesday night to give a public statement rather than release the evaluation in its entirety.
The Brunswick Beacon submitted a formal request to McGee in July asking for the entire evaluation be released to the public. At the time McGee said she "had no problem doing so."
After the board concluded McGee's evaluation Tuesday evening, she decided not to release it.
All 12 contestants in Evelyn Smith Wray Village School's upcoming event "Are You Smarter Than a Village Schooler?" bring different skills to the playing field.
When it comes to math and science questions, contestants need to look out for Scott Kucera, executive director of Ocean Isle Museum Inc.
Kucera has a master's of science degree in environmental science and engineering from UNC-Chapel Hill and a bachelor's degree from East Carolina University, where he majored in physics.
The West Wind, West Brunswick High School's student-produced newspaper won four awards from the annual North Carolina Scholastic Media Association, a statewide contest awarding excellence in school and sports news reporting, advertising and production of student produced publications.
The newspaper was awarded with the "Newspaper of Honor" award, which was previously called an "achievement" award.
Chandler Inions, who will serve as this year's editor, won third place in sports journalism for his sports column "Tobacco Road."
Two new faces will be roaming the halls of Brunswick County middle schools this year—DARE officers Adam Stanley and Bradley Huggins.
County commissioners on Monday approved the addition of a seventh-grade DARE program at Brunswick County middle schools at the request of the board of education.
Fifth-graders in Brunswick County have been through the DARE program since 1992, but this the first time seventh-graders will go through the program.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Crisis-hit San Bernardino, California, picked a new city manager on Friday at a critical time in its quest to get bankruptcy protection from a federal court.
San Bernardino was forced to look for a new city manager after its acting city manager, Andrea Travis-Miller, quit.
Her resignation coincides with the departure of the city's finance chief. Both had been the key officials overseeing the city's bankruptcy application and their departures threaten the city's ability to achieve it. They had more knowledge than anybody else of the city's finances and the experience to answer questions from the court and creditors.
The city council voted to hire Allen Parker to replace Travis Miller. According to his resume provided to the city, Parker has been an economic development consultant since 2006.
From June 2001 until December 2006, according to his resume, Parker was chief administrative officer of the Morongo Band of Mission Indians, a federally recognized tribe in California. Before that he was village manager of Maywood, Illinois.
The federal judge overseeing San Bernardino's bankruptcy application said in a court hearing on Tuesday that the new city manager would be confronted with a steep learning curve.
Various creditors are demanding a wealth of financial documents from the city. The city must also produce a detailed bankruptcy blueprint to explain how it intends to deal with its creditors, a key part of proving its eligibility for bankruptcy.
The city council considered two applicants for the job, and voted unanimously to hire Parker.
"Allen Parker brings a wealth of city management experience to San Bernardino," the mayor, Pat Morris said. "I have great confidence in his ability...to guide San Bernardino through the difficult decisions we must make in bankruptcy."
San Bernardino, a city of 210,000 about 60 miles east of Los Angeles, filed for bankruptcy protection on August 1, citing a $46 million deficit for the current fiscal year and little scope to meet its day-to-day expenses. It was the third California city to file for bankruptcy last year, following Stockton and Mammoth Lakes.
The city's biggest creditor, the California Public Employee Pension Fund (Calpers), has opposed San Bernardino's quest to seek bankruptcy protection. Without it, the struggling city will likely face multiple lawsuits in state court for unpaid bills, at a time when its officials say it can barely make payroll.
The city pegs its debt to America's biggest public pension fund at $143 million.
San Bernardino has not made its $1.2 million, twice monthly payment to Calpers since its bankruptcy declaration last August.
No city has ever unilaterally suspended payments to Calpers, which manages pension plans for state government employees and many municipalities and local government agencies around California.
The bankruptcy could be a test case as to whether the pensions of government workers take precedence over other payments in a municipal bankruptcy - a high-stakes issue for pension plans and their beneficiaries, and for the Wall Street bondholders who lend money to governments.
In a statement, Calpers said: "We are very pleased to have Mr. Parker stepping into his new role as city manager of San Bernardino and our executives have already reached out to him personally to welcome him and begin a dialogue with Calpers."
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The Weekend Rent: The 'Master'-ful Rise of Joaquin Phoenix from the Ashes of Rap
"The Weekend Rent" offers quick-hit suggestions of what to watch at home to get psyched for new releases in theaters, on Fridays. Click on any of the movie titles to find out how you can watch them today.
After a calculated career detour as a rapper and what seemed like a mental breakdown, Joaquin Phoenix is back with a vengeance as Freddie Quell in The Master, which opens in a few theaters this weekend before expanding. There is already Oscar talk for Phoenix's role as the right-hand man of a charismatic intellectual (Philip Seymour Hoffman) who starts a faith-based organization (i.e. cult) in 1950s America.
We were worried about Phoenix for awhile, but he seems to have returned to turning in extraordinary performances instead of bustin' bad rhymes. Joaquin used to go by the name Leaf Phoenix, which is how he is credited in 1989's Parenthood as a pubescent boy who hides porn in a bag in his room. He earned a Young Artist Award nomination for this early role.
The movie that gave Phoenix (now Joaquin) his breakout role was the pitch-black comedy To Die For. Phoenix plays the teen boy whom Nicole Kidman manipulates into doing bad things for her by tempting him with sex (that old trick still works?).
The turn of the millennium was a golden time for the rising Phoenix. He earned accolades for his role in the crime drama The Yards opposite Charlize Theron and Mark Wahlberg and as the deeply religious asylum administrator in love with Kate Winslet's character in Quills. Phoenix then earned his first Academy Award nomination for his chilling performance as Commodus in 2000's Gladiator. After that Coliseum-shaking role, Phoenix became M. Night Shyamalan's go-to guy in movies like Signs and The Village. He earned more award nominations as firefighter Jack Morrison in Ladder 49 and as Jack Daglish in Hotel Rwanda, which was based on real-life events.
Phoenix's next role, as country music legend Johnny Cash in Walk the Line, was the most celebrated of his career (so far). Not only did he and Reese Witherspoon (as June Carter Cash) have to live up to the challenge of embodying these two iconic figures, they both had to learn to sing like them. In an era when most pop stars lip-synch in concert and use Auto-Tune to record their so-called music, it's beyond impressive that Phoenix and Witherspoon took the time to actually sound like the real-life people they were playing on-screen. She took home the Oscar—he was nominated but had to settle for a Golden Globe and a group Grammy(!)—but his performance as the Man in Black walks the line between brilliant and extraordinary.
Walk the Line came out in 2005, and although Phoenix appeared in other movies since then (We Own the Night, Reservation Road and Two Lovers), none earned him a fraction of the praise that the Johnny Cash biopic did.
In late 2008 Phoenix announced to the world that he was retiring from acting to become a rapper and confused everyone, especially when he appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman. It was all a stunt—although a lengthy one—for the mockumentary I'm Still Here. Watch the film to see Phoenix hit rock bottom as a bloated, drug-addled mess with the worst rapping on record—it only makes his rise to glory in The Master seem like something the mythical bird he is named after would do.
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I met today with Dr. Adrian Wilson from the Hampshire Clinic, who I must say is one of the nicest Orthopedic specialists I've met. If I could've had my choice of a doctor, I'd chosen the Finnish chap, whose name escapes me, but given that he lost his licence due to a stroke I'll go with the best option, which is Dr. Wilson. What he said about my previous diagnosis' was that the pain definitely was not in my head and that he commended my toughness on competing and playing through what has been intense pain.
So after an hours consultation and tests, he was able to tell me that everything wasn't right with my knee and that I more than likely have two things wrong. 1) I have torn the meniscus, which is quite regular in hockey or 2) when I first injured the leg, I got a microfracture in the bone, which did not show up on the X-rays and due to my rigorous training, I have never replaced the tissue on top of the bone.
I'm going to have an MRI in a few weeks to confirm the diagnosis and then go under the knife for an arthoscopy.
So how do I feel about this? Where I had anticipated that it would be something like this and I prepared myself mentally for the diagnosis, I still find myself depressed about it. Meniscal injuries are not career ending, but I guess the main thing that hacks me off is that I've waited to play in the cup for a long time and now part of, what was hopefully going to be a show case year, will be going to waste. Well not to waste but by eating popcorn in the press box. OK so I'm going to have some time off, but atleast I know what has been wrong.
However, when I weigh up the pros and cons, post operation I am hopefully able to return to an even better level of play as I have no hindrance with the knee.
Also another big pro is that I have plenty of time to recover and recouperate for potential try outs. I have been looking at teams that I would like to play for and at the moment Isle of Wight, Basingstoke, Bracknell, Bristol and Swindon are on the top of my list.
So there we have it. Three years of waiting and an hours consultation, I know what is bugging me. Just further proof that Money talks and Bullshit walks.
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WESTPORT, Conn. -- Rail service was disrupted after two buildings exploded in Harlem, but that didn't deter some people in Fairfield County from jumping onto Metro-North trains and heading into New York City on Wednesday afternoon. But those traveling home had to get to the Bronx to find a train.
Freddie Mason, a freshman at Providence College in Rhode Island, is back home in Westport for spring break. He was looking to visit his girlfriend at New York University on Wednesday.
When he found out he would have to take two subway rides to make it to his destination, he wasn't too thrilled.
"It's just an inconvenience and it's going to take longer to get there," Mason said. "But I'm a college student and I"m used to finding my way around on public transportation in Boston and New York."
The trip home was much more difficult for Norwalk resident and regular commuter Sharon Pearson. She is not a regular subway rider and had to make her way from her office on Fifth Avenue to the Woodlawn Station in the Bronx to get a Metro-North train for home.
"I have no idea how long it will take to get to the platform," she said Wednesday afternoon via email. The line was five to six people wide and went all the way back to the subway exit, Pearson said.
Her normal commute from Westport to Grand Central Terminal usually takes just more than an hour, the same amount of time it took to get from her office to the Woodlawn Station.
"I could be home already." she said. But no one was cranky about the situation, just resigned, she said.
The afternoon commute, however, was improving by 4 p.m. Train service into and out of Grand Central had been stopped after the 9:30 a.m. explosion leveled two buildings, killing two people and injuring at least 18. But Metro-North was able to begin restoring service on the New Haven Line to Connecticut after 4 p.m. Wednesday after work crews cleared the tracks.
The scene of the explosion at East 116th Street and Park Avenue in East Harlem was right next to the Metro-North tracks.
Gail Greenberg and Petey Brucker of California, who are visiting her mom in Westport, were also looking to catch a train into New York on Wednesday.
"We heard that service ends in the Bronx, and then we have to take a subway the rest of the way," Greenberg said. "We're not so familiar with the subways, but we're not too worried about it. Figure we can always ask a conductor or someone for directions."
Brucker said their trip to the Upper West Side to visit more family "should be an adventure."
"We decided to take the chance," Greenberg said. "We are coming back tonight. Hopefully things will be back to normal by then."
Metro-North did not say when full service would be restored, but Greenberg and Brucker should be able to get a train back to Connecticut on Wednesday night.
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BROOKLYN — Authorities are investigating Hurricane Sandy-related scams in Brooklyn.
The Brooklyn District Attorney's office is looking into complaints of price gouging and other illegal business practices during and after the storm, DA Charles Hynes announced Thursday.
A special Rackets Grand Jury will investigate complaints about hotels and gas stations spiking their prices, along with complaints about fake charities defrauding donors, Hynes said.
"The sad truth about a tragedy is that while it brings out the very best in people, it can also bring out the worst," Hynes said in a statement. "To raise the price of a hotel, as people seek emergency shelter is just unconscionable."
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House Fails to Pass Farm Bill With Major Cuts to SNAP
June 21, 2013
This Thursday, June 20, the controversial Farm Bill that threatened cuts to the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) did not pass the House. Sixty-two Republicans joined Democrats and Independents in rejecting the bill, with a final vote count of 234 to 195. The bill would have cut funding to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly food stamps, by $20 billion over 10 years, threatening to cut benefits entirely for nearly two million people. No word yet as to whether the law will be re-written for a second attempt, if the House will attempt to negotiate without a bill, or if there will be a push for an extension of the 2008 Farm Bill. AIDS United continues to advocate for support for SNAP, which is often times a critical benefit for low-income people living with HIV.
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