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Bhimavaram: BJP`s PM nominee Narendra Modi on Thursday sought to lampoon sections of media which projected him as "polariser" of the electorate.
Pointing to some people sitting on poles erected for the huge "pandal", where seating arrangements were made for the crowd who came to attend his election rally here, he tossed a poser to senior party leader M Venkaiah Naidu translating his speech into Telugu, "Those who climbed the poles... Will they not fall?
Then, the Gujarat Chief Minister, who has been accused of communal polarisation by his rival political parties, quipped, "Aap pole par chadthe ho...Aap pole par rise kiye ho...Aur akhbaarwale likhte hain Modi polariser hain (You climb the poles and you have risen on the poles and newspapers write Modi is a polariser!"
Naidu, who initially did not seem to catch Modi`s jibe and thought that he wanted those people on the poles to get down fearing that they may fall, went closer to Modi to understand what he intended to convey.
Once Modi let Naidu know what he meant, the latter quickly made the amends and put things in Modi`s perspective.
Modi also said that when the BJP-led NDA government comes to power, it would request the Supreme Court to pronounce verdict on criminal cases pending against sitting Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha members within a year.
"Those who are found not guilty, will sit in Parliament; those who are found guilty, will sit in jail," he said.
Modi said the government would then turn its attention on to Legislative Assemblies of all states requesting similar exercise.
"Doodh ka doodh aur paani ka paani ho jayega (things will be sorted out)," he said.
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Sometimes, quarterbacks and their coaches just gel together. This might be the case in San Diego. After letting Norv Turner FINALLY go, the team found Mike McCoy and things got better in San Diego. Rivers got his groove back and the running game became a threat every game. A lot of that is because of Danny Woodhead spelling Ryan Mathews, but the team's offense was better. Look for the unit to get better and better as the season progresses. Seeing Rivers throw for over 4,500 yards is not out of the question. Mike McCoy came in and instilled a belief in winning again and a culture that was needed from the old regime. He was the best choice for the job.
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Growth Suppression of Inoculated Listeria monocytogenes and Physicochemical and Textural Properties of Low-fat Sausages as Affected by Sodium Lactate and a Fat Replacer
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An ambitious plan to expand Sotheby's headquarters on York Avenue and 72d Street into a department store for art with a sleek glass and granite facade and a sculpture garden on its roof has reached a critical stage in the city's approval process.
The plan, which is expected to cost more than $100 million, will be reviewed and given a public hearing tomorrow by the New York City Planning Commission. It is expected to receive strong support.
The four-story former Kodak warehouse that has been Sotheby's New York home for 18 years is intended to become an elegant 400,000-square-foot, 10-story building. It is scheduled for completion in September 2000 and has been designed to address the needs of an auction house poised for business in the 21st century. The building's interior will have a 10-story atrium with escalators, providing views of seven floors of exhibition space. Each department will have its own space to show objects year round, not just during the sale season.
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Sotheby's chairman, A. Alfred Taubman, who made his reputation and his fortune designing and building upscale shopping centers in affluent communities like Short Hills, N.J., and Stamford, Conn., has taken an active role in the plans for the building expansion. Ever since he and a group of investors bought the company in 1983, he has made it a priority to oversee the renovations of Sotheby's offices all over the world.
Mr. Taubman hired three Manhattan architectural firms to work on the New York headquarters. Kohn Pederson Fox has designed the exterior, Swanke Hayden & Connell has created the interior plans, and Richard Gluckman, who has just completed the Whitney Museum of American Art's new permanent galleries, has designed the building's top floor.
For both Sotheby's and Christie's, finding enough space in a location convenient to art and antiques buyers, in a neighborhood where precious paintings, furniture and objects can be moved in and out safely and efficiently, was close to impossible. Both explored many of the same sites, among them the former Alexander's department store at Lexington Avenue and 59th Street, the site where B. Altman stood at Fifth Avenue and 34th Street and an old storage company on the Upper East Side. Sotheby's also contemplated joining a team of architects and developers applying to build on the New York Coliseum site, but abandoned the idea.
''We did a lot of research,'' said Diana D. Brooks, Sotheby's chief executive. ''We met with about 150 clients and sent letters to over 250. In the end we came to the conclusion that people like where we are. It's easy to get a cab, and for those coming to the city from Connecticut or Westchester there's not much traffic and parking isn't a problem.''
The location seems to make sense now, but when Sotheby's gave up prime space at 980 Madison Avenue, near 76th Street, everyone thought the move to faraway York Avenue was crazy. The business was far smaller then, and York Avenue was less of a residential neighborhood than it is today.
Local residents are poised for a fight, although the community board has approved the project. ''It will be as busy with the trucks and twice the number of loading bays as Bloomingdale's,'' said Paul Higgins, president of the 72d Street Association. ''I surmise that every resident will take a 10 percent discount in the value of their apartments because it clearly sends a signal that this is a commercial district, not a residential one.''
Sotheby's plans call for six floors to be built on top of the four-story building, tripling its exhibition space. At the Planning Commission's public hearing, it will ask for a zoning change to allow commercial rather than residential space to be built on the site. It will also seek a special permit to build what is essentially a 150-foot-tall building with setbacks.
Contrary to rumor, the plans include neither art galleries nor antiques shops as tenants. None of the art galleries Sotheby's has bought over the years, like the Andre Emmerich Gallery or Deitch Projects, will move to 72d Street either.
This is not the first time Sotheby's has thought of developing its York Avenue site. In 1985, Sotheby's signed a deal with Mr. Taubman under which his real estate company would develop a residential tower on top of the building. A zoning change in 1990 gave Sotheby's approval to build one floor of space for itself and 27 stories of apartments. But the plan was abandoned.
''The business has changed so much,'' Mrs. Brooks said. ''Back then, we only had a $250 million auction business in New York; today it's $900 million. The economics are so different today that building a high-rise no longer looks financially appealing.''


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I usually use the big ones for Pendants, & the smaller ones usually lay pretty flat!?! I know that's not much help!! But, I love this Pick, It's very COOL!!!
I have also run into this?????
Here's an example of a necklace that I like on the bust, but the beads just won't lay flat on a moving human neck. Any suggestions?
Pretty necklace, I would'nt worry, the movement is part of the beauty!!!
Thanks! I guess I'm just paranoid now that I have started selling my jewelry that it won't look professional enough.
Gorgeous!! I love it!
Do you mean the flat beads twist around on the beading wire, or they bunch up from being too close together?
I use tiny 2mm sterling round beads between those beads that don't lay flat because they are too big to make the arc curve properly without bunchin up.
Flat beads will twist on the wire also, but I don't know how you could stop that other than maybe a dot of glue, something I've never tried.
Mostly I use flat beads for bracelets or necklaces that fit close to the throat so there is no 'swing factor'.
Lovely piece!
Karen, that necklace is absolutely gorgeous and I agree about the shapes – the shapes and colors you have are wonderful, and a long necklace like that will definitely move as we humans wear them – unlike those stationary busts that we sometimes display jewelry on!!!
Hi Karen, I love your necklace!!!! If you are having some of the flat beads twist sideways & stay that way (which sometimes happens on the narrow ones like the rectangle) try not crimping the strand so the beads are really tight. Maybe leave a little extra room @ the end, like a 16th of an inch, to give them some flex room. Otherwise I agree with the others that some movement is normal, and the beads will flip around from time to time.
Ok, I just looked again at the necklace. Could you be talking about the amethyst pillow shape beads turning sideways between the large hypersthene pillows?
It's a little hard to tell, but it looks like the thickness of the beads could be the culprit. If you have something with a narrow vertical depth (such as a 10mm puff square that is only 4-5mm thick) between something that is deeper top to bottom (say two 8mm rounds), then the thinner bead will twist sideways, and stay that way because there's nothing to push it down again. If there were some space between the thick & thin beads it might take care of the problem.
Or I could be WAY off base!!!
Beautiful necklace, Karen! I sometimes have the same "dilema" and have had to adjust either the length or the tension. Some of the large ovals don't lay nicely around the curve if the necklace is too long. Or else I try to not have the squares directly in the center of the piece. also try changing the size of the spacers or beads in between.
Sorry I rambled so early in the morning. Hope it's clear.
I have dealt with this, too. The advice about using the large round amethyst as a pendant is a good idea.
Movement on the necklace is natural, because the wearer moves, and the situation is not static. Face it, we are not mannequins.
The other advice about tension and positioning of bead types is very good.
As Alice said, some beads are so big and flat, they just need to go where they will lay flat next to the neck. Remember the big bronzite pendant from the EE Hunt? Definitely a case in point. The only way I have found to use it flat is quite a bit higher up on the neck that I usuall prefer (if I string it side to side).
The other obvious solution is to make it a great honking big, dynamite pendant, maybe with a bronze or gold decorative dangle finding in the front. Still working on that idea. Are we helping or confusing the issue?
Hi Karen,
Love the flat beads for the same reason. You are getting very good help. I am sending you more via a message in "garden".
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If Tim Burton rewrote Phantom of the Opera, if Jack Finney had a dark side, if you rolled up the best of Clive Barker, Peter Straub, and Caleb Carr into one, you still wouldn't have Neil Gaiman. In Neverwhere, he delivers one of the most absorbing reads to come along in years.
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Reading 2 Newcastle 2: Marriner under fire as Ba thanks 'Hand of God'
Demba Ba was at the centre of a cheating storm after he emulated Diego Maradona's infamous 'Hand of God' goal to score Newcastle's second equaliser at Reading.
Ba had been brilliant for his first equaliser, which he volleyed from a long Cheick Tiote pass as it sailed over his shoulder in the 59th minute.
Armed and dangerous: Reading boss Brian McDermott is angry that Andre Marriner (right) did not see Demba Ba handle for his second
They all count: Demba Ba shrugs off his second in front of Newcastle's fans
Make mine a double: Demba Ba hit two, making his goal tally for the season six goals from six games
Match facts
Reading: McCarthy, Cummings, Gorkss, Mariappa, Shorey, Kebe (McCleary 70), Karacan, Leigertwood, McAnuff, Pogrebnyak (Roberts 77), Hunt (Le Fondre 86).
Subs not used: Taylor, Pearce, Robson-Kanu, Guthrie.
Goals: Kebe 58, Hunt 62.
Newcastle: Harper, Perch, Williamson, Steven Taylor, Santon, Ben Arfa, Tiote, Bigirimana, Gutierrez, Cisse, Ba.
Subs not used: Elliot, Anita, Shola Ameobi, Obertan, Sammy Ameobi, Ferguson, Tavernier.
Booked: Perch, Williamson, Gutierrez.
Goals: Ba 58, 83.
Ref: Andre Marriner.
Att: 24,097.
But when 'Ba-radona' couldn't reach
to head home a cross from Shane Ferguson seven minutes from time, he
threw his arm at the ball and knocked it past Alex McCarthy in the
Reading goal.
The Senegal striker certainly knows how to create a storm.
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one performance; a pantomime superstar. To make matters worse,
Newcastle's leading marksman immediately knelt in prayer, grateful that
he'd been allowed to get away with it.
Angry Reading manager Brian McDermott
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it's gone straight back into the net. Whether it's deliberate or not
it's a nailed-on handball. It makes you feel worse. If they'd scored a
great goal I could live with it. The referee should be getting the big
decisions right, it was blatant and he didn't see it.'
Reading players protested in vain and McDermott was incensed by the way fourth official Gavin Ward excused Andre Marriner's decision to let the goal stand.
Thunderbolt: Demba Ba unleashes an unstoppable drive to make it one apiece
McDermot revealed: 'The fourth
official said something about our players not appealing but our
goalkeeper appealed straight away. And anyway, we don't want all our
players trying to referee the game.
'Against Spurs we lost with a whimper
here recently. We certainly didn't let our fans down today.' At the
final whistle, Ba had the cheek to shake hands with Marriner but Reading
goalkeeping coach Sal Bibbo confronted Marriner as he walked off the
Jumping for joy: Jimmy Kebe (right) opened the scoring for Reading
A sheepish Newcastle manager Alan
Pardew insisted: 'I'm not sure I'll say sorry to Brian - my
professionalism won't let me do that. But it definitely hit Demba's arm.
If I'm honest it's a shame for Reading, they do need a win.'
The incident, reminiscent of
Maradona's first goal against England at the 1986 World Cup, denied
Reading their first league win of the season.
Aerial supremacy: reading keeper Alex McCarthy claims the ball under pressure from Mike Williamsobn
Tread carefully: Ba skips past McCarthy in the box
Jimmy Kebe had broken the deadlock in
the 58th minute, accepting a pass from the irrepressible Jobi McAnuff
and twisting this way and that before sliding a low finish to the
wrongfooted Stephen Harper's right.
After Ba's brilliant equaliser, Noel Hunt's quick response, a glancing header from a McAnuff cross, completed four minutes of mayhem before Ba's moment of shame.
Skipping away: Jobi McAnuff hurdles Gael Bigirimana
That at least gave Pardew the last laugh over Reading fans, who had chanted 'Eight years for Pardew? You're having a laugh!'
after he was awarded the longest managerial contract in living memory.
'It was a lot of fun with the fans, I didn't mind that,' he said.
'If I'm honest the performance level was down for us. We can't keep relying on our spirit and quality to get us through these situations.'
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The team, made up of six children from the greater Ottawa area who are receiving treatment and respite services for life-limiting illnesses, are leading the charge for this year's Walk Roll & Run fundraiser at Scotiabank Place on June 16.
Neil and his wife Caitlyn were on hand at the Ottawa Senators home arena on May 31 to introduce the children and officially kick off the 10th-annual fundraiser for Roger's House.
"It's so inspiring to visit the children and families at the house," said Caitlyn. "Understanding the challenges they face every day and how they persevere is incredible."
The veteran of this year's dream team is Isabella Carriere, an 11-year-old who has been with the pediatric palliative care centre since it first opened its doors in 2006.
The Lancaster, Ont. girl has metachromic leukodystrophy, a rare genetic disease that results in a loss of brain function, and physical symptoms including muscle wasting, paralysis, blindness and dementia.
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The eight-bedroom facility, located on the grounds of CHEO, provides a home away from home for the child and their family, where staff and volunteers provide treatment and respite care.
Four-year-old Campbell Labonte, an Embrun boy who has cerebral palsy and is deaf and blind, was admitted to Roger's House two years ago.
"It was the best decision we could have made," said Campbell's mom, Joanna. "It's provided such great support to our family; I mean we're forever thankful. It's a resource that we'll always be able to use until Campbell's 18, and for that we know it's going to bring a lot of hope to our family."
Joanna and her husband Bert both work full-time jobs in the Canadian Armed Forces.
"Roger's House offers us that break when we need it, to just rejuvenate and feel ourselves again."
Roger's House was a great help for Alex Vanzyl, whose 18-month-old daughter Maci has Phelan-McDermid syndrome, a rare chromosomal disorder which impairs speech, movement and development, and requires 24-hour care.
Maci is fed using a tube and sleeps hooked up to a machine to assist her breathing.
"She's deemed palliative because she needs equipment to sleep at night," said Vanzyl.
Even with the help of her mother, providing continuous care for a child with a life-threatening disease is exhausting, said the single mom from Beaverbrook.
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"We mainly use it for respite, but there's times when we're admitted to CHEO and then we'll just go to Roger's House and stay for a bit and we're totally comfortable and then go home."
Henry Newton, an eight-year-old Ashton boy, has been visiting Roger's House for the past two years, receiving respite care.
Henry has Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, a difficult-to-treat form of epilepsy that appears between the ages of two to three, characterized by frequent seizures.
"He has hundreds of little seizures every day," said his mother Miranda.
Two years ago, Henry was able to sit up, talk and manoeuvre his wheelchair.
"The seizures came on suddenly and robbed him of that," said Miranda. He's not really talking anymore. He's having a hard time holding himself up."
Miranda and her husband Terry have gradually improved the situation with the help of the staff and volunteers at Roger's House.
"It gives us breaks," said Miranda. "It gives us time to spend with the other two kids.
"I don't worry about him while he's there. They take care of him and they look after us as well," she added. "It's about the whole family, not just Henry."
About a quarter of the home's funding comes from the Ottawa Senators Foundation, which raises nearly $800,000 annually through events like Walk, Roll & Run.
"The community has been so supportive," said Lloyd Cowin, executive director of Roger's House. "We really appreciate it."
The money pays for medical supplies, special equipment for the kids, bereavement support for the families and the special extras that make Roger's House a home, such as a children's playroom.
"These families have a lot to deal with in their lives and anything we can do to help them is a real plus," said Cowin.
The number of applicants seeking a spot at Roger's House keeps going up from year to year.
"We're afraid we're going to go over capacity in the coming year," said Cowin.
The children's treatment centre takes in 450 patients a year and has a case load of 160 kids at any given time.
"We usually have occupancy of 85 per cent, which is about ideal for us, because it gives us a little wiggle room to deal with emergencies," he said.
The house hopes to turn its basement into a teen recreation room, with a pool table, a television set and a stereo.
"Right now the playroom is younger child oriented," Cowin said. "We'd like to have a place teens feel comfortable with."
The money from the upcoming Walk, Roll & Run will help pay for that renovation.
This year's Walk, Roll & Run will feature a tot-trot, and two-kilometre and five-kilometre routes, suitable for people of all ages.
Scotiabank Place will also offer a family fun zone, which includes Sens Street Tour activities, such as balloon artists, face painters and a barbecue.
Anyone who wants to support the event can register and collect pledges or sponsor Chris and Caitlin Neil at www.sensfoundation.com.
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Box today announced that leading law firms DLA Piper, Hinshaw & Culbertson, Perkins Coie and Stoel Rives have chosen Box to manage, access and share information across devices. Box also unveiled a new partnership with legal systems integrator and consultant HBR Consulting and integrations with Recommind and Logikcull, making it easier for the company's growing legal customer base to enable eDisovery and securely store, manage and analyze content in the cloud.
"Legal IT leaders are using cloud technologies to transform their IT infrastructures by centralizing content management and improving internal and external collaboration without losing control over users and content," said Whitney Bouck, general manager of enterprise at Box. "By integrating the Box platform with leading legal services offerings, we're providing the best way for legal customers to make business critical information readily available to attorneys and easily sharable with clients."
The law firms moving to Box represent a diverse set of use cases. DLA Piper, the world's largest law firm, is leveraging Box to improve file sharing security gaps and replace unsanctioned tools with a secure end-user friendly collaboration tool. Additionally, through Box and Intapp's partnership announced last year, DLA is using Intapp's Integration Builder to integrate Box with HP Worksite and enable its mobile workforce to be productive from anywhere, while still protecting IP. Both Hinshaw & Culbertson and Stoel Rives rely on Box for external collaboration between hospitals and healthcare providers who need access to patient information for legal cases. Ryan Schlunz, CIO at Stoel Rives explained:
"Our clients need outside of the box thinking for enterprise content management, with inside of the box security applied. Box helps deliver us both." Schlunz continued, "We believe secure and reliable access to enterprise content — made available anytime and anywhere — is a critical competitive advantage for us — Box makes that possible."
Tom Proctor, litigation support manager at Hinshaw & Culbertson added: "Security is our top priority as we often deal with content that's both under HIPAA and eDiscovery requirements. With Box, we can ensure that our attorneys can securely and efficiently collaborate with hospitals and healthcare providers on patient information for cases."
Leveraging cloud technologies, legal IT leaders are efficiently and collaboratively with tools that truly support the way they want to work. For example, Perkins Coie is using the Box API to develop a connector that enables users to drag and drop content to and from internal document repositories and Box. The rich API provided by Box enables Perkins Coie to reduce the friction between systems of record and engagement, thereby reducing end-user frustration.
"The current process to move content from legacy systems to Box oftentimes requires many clicks and necessitates the end-user having custom software installed on their computer," said Gavin Gray CIO at Perkins Coie. "By creating a connector that enables users to browse legacy systems using an HTML-5 compatible browser and then drag and drop content from the browser into Box, we are able to reduce the divide between the two worlds."
Box and HBR Consulting
Box is announcing a new relationship with HBR Consulting, a leader in consulting to the legal sector with more than three decades of experience helping law firms and law departments plan, implement and measure business operations, information and technology. Box and HBR Consulting will work together to offer custom-built solutions for law firms looking to transform their IT infrastructure with cloud-based storage and collaboration tools.
Box and Recommind Integration
Through a custom-built connector, Box seamlessly integrates with Axcelerate, Recommind's leading eDiscovery review and analysis platform, to enable organizations to collect, analyze and review information stored in the cloud. This new integration allows law firms and corporate legal departments to quickly and efficiently handle eDiscovery, data management and information governance.
"Our integration with Box reflects the massive trend in the enterprise to leverage cloud-based storage and collaboration solutions," said Bob Tennant, CEO, Recommind. "We are pleased to offer organizations with cloud-based information the ability to utilize Recommind's industry-leading machine learning and analytics for eDiscovery."
Box and Logikcull Integration
With the Box to Logikcull one-click integration, Box users will be able to seamlessly transfer documents and metadata from Box into Logikcull for the purposes of discovery and investigations. Logikcull's cloud discovery and integrations platform directly integrates with Box APIs, eliminating multiple manual steps and allows users to easily search, collect and preserve ESI maintained in Box as part of litigation or regulatory matter. Additionally, Logikcull's Culling Intelligence engine automatically categorizes Box documents into smart search filters like languages, email domains, custodians, and document types. Using these smart filters, legal teams can quickly get to the facts of their case and narrow their search to the right documents for review.
BoxWorks 2014 - San Francisco (September 2-4)
Join us at BoxWorks 2014 to hear how a variety of industries are leveraging Box to transform the way people work. www.boxworks2014.com. Box makes it easy for 240,000 businesses around the world to share and collaborate across devices, while also providing IT with an administrative interface for reporting and managing business information. Global brands using Box include GE, Procter & Gamble, Schneider Electric and Pearson.
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Box's mission is to make businesses of all sizes more productive, competitive, and collaborative by connecting people and their most important information. Content on Box can be securely shared and easily accessed on the web, through iOS, Android and Windows Phone applications, and extended to partner applications, such as Google Apps, NetSuite and Salesforce. Headquartered in Los Altos, CA, Box is privately held and backed by several leading venture capital firms and strategic investors. To learn more about Box, visit www.box.com.
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Living within the Millcreek communities is darn good.
We have fine services at reasonable costs, however in this recession, property taxes are too high. Everything is running smoothly.
If there are issues, citizens have established avenues to resolve them.
And presently, we have numerous volunteer citizens serving on the various community councils whose actions are altruistic as this story shows.
The petitioners pushing incorporation want to set-up another layer of government saying they want more control of monies and regulations and pay themselves for doing it. The consultants' report shows that the Mayor's salary would be a whooping $202,000! Peter Corroon's salary is around $167,000.
Incorporation of the area has been voted down twice and the petitioners will not stop until they have all our money and they can make all the rules.
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I so much agree with slcgal! We have a great community and for 50 plus years I haven't seen an issue of identity, quite to the contrary there is a significant sense of identity in this region of the valley. I don't think a new fiefdom is an answer. There is just too much recent histories of incorporation that many wish they hadn't had. I know the 'study' says taxes won't go up the first year, but guess what, I plan on living here much longer than that. Hopefully those of us opposed to this movement will be in attendance at the meeting tonight, because those who do think it is a good idea are pretty self-convinced.
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