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Works by Henning Bohl rarely stand alone. They are usually clustered around a common theme to create arrangements. Literary snippets and extracts from artistic biographies are so inextricably combined with stylistic quotes and cited motifs that they are hard to disentangle. To this inexhaustible reservoir of existing forms Henning Bohl adds that minimal touch of his own, generating new, surprising elements and consciously defying any overhasty decoding or clear-cut attributions.
The paintings, collages and staged objects in this exhibition were made between 2003 and 2006. They constitute a body of work that has been held in the Berlinische Galerie collection since 2011 and is now being shown for the first time in this form, conceived together with the artist.
Henning Bohl was born in Oldenburg in 1975. From 1997 to 2000 he studied at the Kunsthochschule in Kassel and from 2000 to 2004 under Thomas Bayrle at the Städelschule in Frankfurt am Main.
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HOOK EM BABY, im so sad that im here in orea for a yr and cant watch any games live
but anyways hook em
and to the haters
You won't be able to see any CFB live?
Have you tried ESPN's online service? I think it's ESPN 360 or something.
I hope you get to see some games this year.
BTW - Miami plays at OU next week. Gotta figure you will be hoping they win for the strength of schedule in the Red River game.
well i do bleive some games will be aired at 2-5 am my time here im 13 hrs ahead of east coast
ive looked at alot of online services there are a few but im only gonna drop the coin if ill get to see the longhorns a majority of the tiem
ill look into espn 360
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Just messing with you, man.
lol just remember
we won our national title
and our star qb didnt choke
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I want to come back with some sort of clever reply but I can't. Troy was huge in every big game until that one. I have to admit that I always thought Vince Young was over rated (we pretty well held him in check in Columbus) but after the way he played in the Rose Bowl and in his rookie year it appears I was wrong.
* claps for you *
i was stuck in a conundrum i didnt want ohio state to win because people would try to compare troy to vince and vince isnt a mortal so i didnt want that
on the other hand i dont ever want to see anyone fromt eh sec win anything because sec fans are the worst in the country and cry more then anyone i know
so i rooted for everyone to lose lol
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it was actually the coaching that sucked
all 3 times that ohio state blitzed chris leak got owned
but ohio state got outcoahced like a mofo
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I think coaching played a role in that blowout - but so did talent and speed.
The Gates just had another gear (on both sides of the ball) that the Bucks didn't.
i hate both teams im not sticking up for either
but ive played football for 22 yrs and a 45 day lay off will hurt any team regardless of age and skill level
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True, and that's why we need a Play-Off ! It's hard to blame it on the lay-off because both teams had the lay-off and the game wasn't even close.
BTW, is it just me or did it seem like Ted Ginn pussed out big time ! ? I'm thinking this is the National Title so put my phuckin a$$ on the field come hell or high water, even if it's just as a decoy to take some coverage off other receivers for a while. I just thought that was heart less.


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Just curious if your gains while on stay steady throughout the whole cycle provided you dont change your diet or workouts, or does the extra weight you gain each week go up and down?
a lot of it has to do which androgens you take man. it takes a while for stuff like EQ and such to kick in, and when u stop compounds like dbol a few weeks into it you may lose some water weight, so it's hard to really say w/o knowing the compounds
theoretically, dbol 30mg weeks 1-4 (or 5), test ent 500mg (750mg frontloaded) 1-10, eq 400mg 1-10 (800mg frontloaded).
I know the test and eq kick in around week 5 or 6, when i'll be dropping the dbol and would hope their gains equal the 4 or 5lbs that dbol would give me my first week...
bump, i'm also looking to see how gains came for u bros. I plan on using test enth and eq also.
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The Astronaut Question
How long will humans remain better than robots at exploration?
- By James R. Chiles
- Air & Space magazine, September 2012
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In true Right Stuff fashion, the crew rose to the emergency. With mere seconds before the spin would have made them black out, the astronauts fired the retro-rockets to stop the spin. According to mission rules, once the reaction control system had been used, an abort was required, so the pair headed back to Earth.
Story Musgrave, veteran of six shuttle missions and the only person to have flown in all five orbiters, dismisses the idea that manned spaceflight should be an independent venture. "A manned spacecraft isn't autonomous," he says. "Astronauts receive their orders from mission control. Pilots are part of a system, and the system can save your ass." That system is not just hardware; it's also rules, tests, training, and simulator runs. When things go wrong, astronauts benefit from the bigger system on Earth to help with analyzing and fixing the problem. In a manner of speaking, engineers go into space too: shoulder to shoulder with the astronauts, embodied in the machine they built.
There is a fourth "A": Awareness, as in "situational awareness." It's almost a sixth sense, the ability to detect that something is out of whack before the alarms go off. A trained, aware astronaut can pick up on problems never anticipated on the ground. Rising out of some ancient instinct for survival, it draws on our vision, smell, hearing, and touch, as well as on our training.
"Computers are really good at making a lot of decisions quickly and dealing with anticipated events and acting precisely with those events," says Ken Bowersox, former shuttle astronaut and now head of SpaceX's Astronaut Safety and Mission Assurance Department. "Humans act less precisely. The certainty of an absolutely correct outcome can be lower than with computers. But because humans care about the outcome, they tend to make decisions optimized for survival."
Bowersox recalls a pertinent situation on shuttle mission STS-61, the first time astronauts serviced the Hubble Space Telescope. As the airlock was depressurizing in preparation for a spacewalk, the crew noticed that the Hubble's solar panels were shaking. "The standard rule is that if something unexpected just happened after you took an action and you're not sure why, you undo what you just did," says Bowersox. "So we shut the [depressurization] valve and the panel quit moving. We hadn't anticipated this: It was a no-momentum, no-thrust valve, but it was discharging under a blanket and acted like a gas jet on the solar array. A computer wouldn't have known the array was moving at all." These kind of glitches, not registered by the computer at the scene, have wrecked or stunted robotic missions. One such mission was Japan's Hayabusa: The mothership released its asteroid-hopping mini-lander at the wrong moment, and it drifted off into space.
"Humans, even without complete programming, can deal with the unexpected," Bowersox says. "Humans are cheap and fast to program, handling things that suddenly come up, where there's no software."
The human ability to be situation-aware can grow into something even more remarkable if there's a machine alongside that is able to sift mountains of data, picking out trends and anomalies and highlighting things that need human attention. Erik Bailey, a technology development task manager at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, sees a role for machine-advised lunar landings. The goal is an astronaut-friendly, reliable, fast-acting set of remote-sensing aids to make lunar and planetary touchdowns safer. NASA has developed such a system, called Autonomous Landing and Hazard Avoidance Technology. The difference between ALHAT and the Instrument Landing System for airplane pilots is that ILS guides a pilot to the threshold of a well-known strip of paved land, marked with beacons. Not so with ALHAT, which has mere moments to scan a looming terrain that lacks any beacons but could be fraught with hazards. Using laser ranging and imaging, ALHAT will circle patches of moonscape that are level and free of boulders and craters; astronauts can select from these or decide to proceed on their own judgment. Finally, using a Doppler laser, ALHAT will help the craft land right side up and vertically, regardless of dust clouds.
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Though the six Apollo lunar modules all landed safely without an ALHAT on board, the information provided to the astronauts about the landing sites had gaps in it, and poor visibility from rocket-raised dust made it tough to see obstacles and to stop dangerous drift to the side or rear. After the Apollo 15 landing, astronauts emerged to find that their lander straddled a crater rim. This canted the lander off horizontal and damaged the exhaust engine bell. Serious damage or a major lean would have left the pair stranded on the moon, without any hope of rescue.
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Let's not forget that during the landing of Apollo 11 the automatic targeting system on the LM would have smashed it on the boulders. It was Neil Armstrong, the human pilot that saved them and the mission.
Also the collision of an unmanned progress vehicle with the Russin Mir station comes to mind.
We must explore and see things for ourselves. It's human nature.
Posted by Nick Brindisi on August 27,2012 | 01:11 AM
Let's not forget that during the landing of Curiosity, the automatic targeting system worked great. A forty year old targeting system, which is what Neil Armstrong did better than, is nothing to aspire to.
No problem with seeing things for ourselves, but our eyes don't have to be physically there to do it.
When I talk to my son at college on the telephone, I don't need my ears to be physically there to do it.
It's human nature to put boots on the ground? OK, so are telephones "human nature"? Are surveillance cameras "human nature"? Funny, but for our deep sea exploration, we don't do it seriously with people anymore. Is "human nature" not being served?
Posted by Heinrich Monroe on October 2,2012 | 03:40 PM


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I guess "closing a loophole" ended up closing down the offending businesses. Did these clever politicians really intend to do this? With this kind of logic we'll be broke in no time. Oh, right. We're already broke.
The companies only existed in the first place because of the loophole.
My mom rolled her own cigarettes at home for years. She had Zig Zag tobacco and later American Spirit. She had a nifty little wooden machine she used used to pack the tobacco in pre-made cigarette tubes with filters and everything.
These companies have a big commercial machine. You walk in with money and walk out with a carton of cigarettes. The cigarettes are fresh, but otherwise indistinguishable from a pre-made pack.
It doesn't seem any different from buying a growler at a brew pub. I don't believe you get out of normal taxes simply because you are filling a container to order rather than buying pre-made bottles.
There is still room for these companies if the freshness and custom blends of tobacco are compelling enough. But the taxes will be in line with buying tobacco from other sources as it should be.
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- Find a good doctor. I'm not sure where you live (health care systems are very different overseas), but the best thing I've done is found myself a general practitioner who understands mental health. Not only have they already made it through med school, but they provide someone you can talk to, and will understand it if you need to take days off. I've taken a few "mental health" days this year, and it's provided me with a chance to look after myself and give myself a break from medicine. A good doctor will also be able to give you the right diagnosis—I went through about five doctors until I found my current one, and many of the others had no training in mental health and didn't care about how I was feeling.
- Understand that feeling like crap is NOT a sign of weakness. For some reason, medical students understand that depression is a serotonin/noradrenaline deficiency, yet insist on berating themselves for not being able to control how they feel. It's not your fault. If you need to take a night off studying, or take a bath, or go and see a movie, do it. We're not superheroes. We're students, and we do our best, and that's all we can ever ask of ourselves.
- Reach out. Depression makes us feel alone. True story: I overdose a month ago. (A story I'll share another day.) For me, that was the turning point—I told my friends. My parents still aren't aware, but having some support and friends willing to listen to me has made a huge difference. You don't need to tell them everything if you're not comfortable, but even being able to admit "I'm not having a great day, do you want to get coffee?" to a friend can give you some sort of release.
- Know that med school isn't everything. I know we all want to get top marks and be amazing and know all the things. But at the end of the day, when you graduate, you'll forget staying up all night to study and going to lectures to sleep. You'll remember the coffees and skipped lectures and patients you spoke to for hours, not about diseases, but about their grandchildren. Honestly, med school sucks. It's ridiculous hours for not a whole lot of gain. But it will give you some amazing experiences you won't get anywhere else. Remember to value that part of med school.
- Take a break. Go see that movie. Go out for lunch. Spend some time alone doing what you love that isn't related to medicine. And don't feel guilty for doing it.
- Be healthy. Go for a walk, eat well, listen to some music.
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Anonymous asked: hi… i'm a firstie and all this studying is getting a little bit over my head, i don't know whether i should study anat, or physio or bio-chem, how many hours would be enough or whether i would understand certain topics if i don't know the topics related to it. i am soooo confused. what's an ideal time table n good habits for medical students to follow?
Hi anonymous!
The first year of med school is always the scariest. There's so much to learn and it's completely different to anything else and it all feels out of context. Unfortunately, there's no secret formula for studying medicine. (I wish there was. My life would be so much easier if I could learn via diffusion.)
My tips:
- Aim to do a little bit of studying each day, even if it's just revising notes from the afternoon's lectures or reading some anatomy. Little things add up, and you'll be surprised how much you learn.
- Flashcards are great for rote learning. I swore by flashcards when I was learning sociology and key symptoms, and you can pull them out at any time. I was clearly the coolest kid in surgery last year, whipping out my flashcards between cases.
- Use colours. Bright colours can make even the most boring of notes more exciting. (I currently take a subject regarding administration in health care. I can only make myself study it because I'm allowed to use pretty colours for the titles.)
- Diagrams and pictures! Anything that is conducive to being in a flow-chart or diagram should be. It forces you to think about the information, and makes a great revision tool come exam time.
- If you are going to highlight, write notes in the margins to summarise, otherwise you're going to have to read the text again.
- Have a to-do list and set deadlines (realistic deadlines, of course). Nothing gives you a greater sense of achievement than crossing something off your to-do list.
- Give yourself a break occasionally. Go watch Scrubs. It technically counts as studying, right?
- Talk about what you learn. Teach your goldfish anatomy. Interpret blood films for your computer screen. Get your friends to test you and have debates over the ethical issues of medicine.
Those would be my tips for studying medicine—also, these are the things I wish someone had told me in first year. I almost failed my first mid-semester exam in med school because I had no idea what to study or how to do it, so I really hope these help you!
med student depression, part deux.
See the previous post here.
Anonymous asked you: hi, it's me again. maybe i don't have depression. maybe i'm just.. deficient in coping with things. i'm not happy with how i'm handling problems- i'm a pro at running away and freaking out later. is a simple thing such as random tears, negative thoughts and inability to handle daily stresses a warning sign big enough for a visit to the doc? i keep thinking and worrying about flunking, about dropping medschool….
Dear anonymous (and to anyone else experiencing a similar situation),
The short answer is yes, you are completely justified in seeking help. I need both hands and both feet to count the number of times I've seen doctors and counsellors and psychologists because I wanted to drop out of med school, because I felt like I wasn't coping, and damn it, everyone around me was doing so well.
Let's be honest—med school is hard. I remember sitting in a lecture in second year, watching all the other students around me, and they were in perfect control of med school. They sat through lectures without falling asleep and without panicking about exams in two months and without being afraid of being judged, they took notes studiously and went home to their friends and family and lovers and siblings and maintained healthy relationships and seemingly flawless grades. It felt like I was the only one in a hall of hundreds of students that didn't know how to make it through med school.
I spent an entire semester avoiding lectures and other students and hiding in the library because I thought I was crazy.
There's something no one ever tells us about med school, and it's this: we're all struggling. I was having coffee with a colleague the other day, and he started to explain to me his struggles with depression, his excessive alcohol intake at the start of med school—and this is someone I'd always looked up to. Someone who, in my opinion, checked all the boxes: intelligent, kind, funny, surrounded by family and friends. And yet, he was someone struggling through med school as well. Very few med students wear their hearts on their sleeves—that's why I keep this blog somewhat anonymous, because I'm still learning to let myself be vulnerable.
I suppose what I'm trying to say is that you're not alone, and med school has the ability to make us our own worst enemies. But, at the same time, it doesn't have to be the end of you. You don't have to try and cope with these thoughts and feelings and fears alone. You, and every other medical student, every other health care student, every other person in general, are entitled to help and to have what's going on validated. I can't diagnose you with depression over the internet (or without a qualification of some sort), but whether you meet the criteria or not is irrelevant. You are allowed to seek help. You are allowed to talk to a professional and you are allowed to let them help you.
Please don't struggle alone. Med school has no right to make you feel this way.
Take care of yourself and I hope you seek some help—talk to your family doctor or to your university health department.
My Life As A Med Student.
med student depression.
Anonymous asked:
i'd like to ask, how would you advice a fellow medschool student to approach medstudent depression? i don't know where else to ask. no one around me cared enough, parents are not reachable, and when i went to the psych dept, the head consultant had me take blood tests and declared my issues as a 'transient' thing. doesn't change the fact that i'm struggling to cope, even if it feels like a complete journey to hell anyway.
Hi anonymous! Firstly, my apologies for not answering this sooner, and I do hope that things are better for you now. I don't think there is a perfect way to approach med student depression—I have depression, and I'm still finding the means to navigate med school with it. However, let me share with you things I do to make it work (as much as possible).


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May 27, 2010
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Nov 21
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Apr 20, 2011
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Feb 8
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My Husband Shows Me Off - We were going to a country bar last Saturday night and my husband knew a couple guys, Jack and Troy, that like to hit on me and tease me about having dated black men were going to be there. So, he decided he wanted to show me off. James (my husband who...
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May 7, 2012
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My Lady - I love when she wears a mini skirt especially. It allows me to "violate" her easily plus her legs are so sexy i get aroused looking at them.. also thinking about french kissing her kitty.
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Nov 3
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Oct 23
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Nov 29
It's Ours! -
The mini skirt is the most feminine outer garment. Men can wear T shirts, jeans, kaftans, kangas and kilts, all of which resemble our clothes. But the mini skirt is the concretization of "women only".
Very few women do not look at least attractive in a...
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Nov 29, 2011
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Jan 30, 2012
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Aug 24, 2012
Caught Naked At The Park - The plan for the day was to do a little flashing while looking for running shoes for James. I wore a loose white top (no bra) and a skirt pulled up high as to make it fall just below my *** (no panties). The store was a bust, too many families around so...
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Aug 25
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Nov 29, 2010
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Apr 2
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I was wearing a micro white...
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Sep 9
Flirty Little Skirts -
I like wearing flirty little skirts and high heels. I enjoy how the heels make my legs and my bottom look great. I have legs to die for and I fancy showing them off in flirty little skirts.
When I am in business setting, I enjoy how the men...
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Feb 9, 2008
Minis - Comfort and style, all the while, determine this dress, and I wear them with zest.
I enjoy a miniskirt or dress, young and flirtatious, I digress, and comfortable utilitarian approach, to covering my body against reproach.
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Sep 1
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Oct 25, 2007
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Nov 27, 2009
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Jun 14
I Wear Skirts Without Panties - Hmmm .. Tiltle kinda says it all ....
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Jan 25, 2012
My Wife's Clothes Swap - On holiday last week we had food every night in a great restaurant. My wife, a 39 year old professional, wore a new dress on a couple of nights. One of the waitresses, a really nice girl from Hungary, really liked the dress and when we saw her later at a...
Sep 1
Party Time - I went to a party/disco last night with my friend. We had said to each other lets not wear anything underneath our dresses, which just about covered our *****.
We got to the disco and started dancing. I could feel my dress coming up every so often and then someone...
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Minis - I like short skirts, short skirted dresses, minis, and I like micro minis, but I don't like a trashy look, it has to be right. I have long thin legs so I look ok in very short skirts, and it don't have too many angles, there's not a defined kind of anorexic look to my...
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Mallrats Mallrats is a 1995 film written and directed by Kevin Smith. It is the second to be set in Smith's "View Askewniverse" series of interlocking films set mostly in New Jersey. As in the other View Askewniverse movies, the characters Jay and Silent Bob figure prominently, and characters and events from other films are discussed. Several cast members, including Jason Lee, Ben Affleck, and Joey Lauren Adams, have gone on to work in several other Smith films. Comic book icon Stan Lee made a cameo appearance, as did Brian O'Halloran, the star of Smith's breakout feature Clerks.
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UFC on Fuel TV 8 Live-Streaming Post-Fight Press Conference Video
The UFC on Fuel TV 8 main event will feature Wanderlei Silva and Brian Stann in their returns to the light heavyweight division.
Silva's career is coming to a close, so cutting to 185 pounds is no longer a necessity. Meanwhile, Stann is in need of a win over a big name in order to get back on track toward contending for the UFC middleweight title.
In addition to the 205-pound main event, an important heavyweight bout will be contested between Stefan Struve and Mark Hunt. Struve is currently considered one of the top 10 UFC heavyweights and will try to maintain that standing against Hunt, who has been out of action for 12 months.
The fight card also features Diego Sanchez's return to lightweight for a bout with Takanori Gomi and a clash of middleweight contenders Hector Lombard and Yushin Okami.
After the event concludes, Silva, Stann and several more of the night's competitors will likely join Dana White for a post-fight press conference. A live-streaming feed of the press conference will be available on the video player above, so make sure to tune in.
After the press conference, stick with Bleacher Report for more on UFC on Fuel TV 8 and the rest of your MMA needs.
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PODCAST: Whatcha Doing at the Courthouse? (09/17/12)
Jose and Lydia were in downtown Seattle interviewing people with ONE question on their mind: "Whatcha doing at the Courthouse?". Listen to the podcast and see what brought each person down to the courthouse today! read more ≫
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Posted by Jane Elizabeth on August 26, 1997 at 13:42:20:
In reply to Limbo, Eyre, Possession posted by Ann on August 25, 1997 at 23:59:34
I've read Possession twice and consider it one of my favorite books. (I was one of the annoying ones who lobbied hard for its inclusion) I've never set up a reading schedule, and my presence on the board is erratic (never on weekends; I'm online at work) but I'd be willing to help. Please post back if any of this is helpful.
PS: I DID skim a lot of the poetry...
PPS: Cassia also pushed for Possession, and may be a good source as well.
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