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Dr. Jason Highsmith's practice involves the full spectrum of neurosurgery, from pinched nerves to brain tumors.
He chose the field partly because of its variety and rapid technological advances. He has already seen a great deal of change since 2000 when he started his six-year neurosurgery residency. "The options we have surgically are much improved. Less invasive options are more prevalent," he says. Many of the procedures Dr. Highsmith currently performs are minimally invasive back surgeries, which may only require an overnight hospital stay. Yet he has a conservative approach to recommending surgery and believes that in most situations non-operative solutions should be exhausted first. His desire to educate patients led him to join a respected roster of experts on the editorial board of the website SpineUniverse. That, in turn, led Penguin Publishing to invite him to co-write "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Back Pain," just published in 2011.
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"Well-conceived photographs offer unique ways of seeing the world—telling stories, evoking emotions, and encouraging reflection. I hope that my images inspire a better understanding of others and a deeper caring for fragile earth." For more information about Dave and to see more of his work, please visit his website at www.fitzsimmonsphotography.com
David FitzSimmons is a photographer and writer whose works have appeared in Shutterbug, Popular Photography & Imaging, and Ohio regional publications. David is currently at work on two books, Animals of Ohio's Ponds and Vernal Pools (Kent State University Press, 2010) and Waterfalls of Ohio. His landscape images have appeared on postcards and a variety of calendars, including many by industry-leader, BrownTrout.
David's commercial work—which ranges from outdoor recreation and resorts to industrial and aerial photography—has reached an estimated two million viewers to date. As owner of FitzSimmons Photography, David oversees a full-service commercial design studio and is the eye behind the studio's fine art portraiture and wedding photography.
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The term biodiversity describes the variety of life on Earth, from micro-organisms to mighty whales, along with the habitats they depend upon. Discover why the world's biodiversity is under threat and what will happen to us as biodiversity decreases. Also, find out about the problems that come with trying to measure it, and how the Museum's work is helping in the study and conservation of biodiversity.
Find out about UK biodiversity and how you can help to preserve it by identifying local species, taking part in wildlife surveys, and much more.
What is biodiversity, what are the threats and what is the Museum doing to help conserve biodiversity?
Biodiversity is a fundamental part of the Earth's life support system, without it we would not be able to survive.
The world's biodiversity is under threat from a range of different dangers, the majority of which have been caused by humans.
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Watch these videos to find out about international projects attempting to save endangered species, and explore some of the challenges conservationists face.
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The latest Chromium builds include a new sad tab page that replaces the famous "aw, snap!" message with "he's dead, Jim!". The message continues: "Something caused this page to be killed , either because the operating system ran out of memory, or for some other reason. To continue, press Reload or go to another page." To see the page, just type about:kill in the address bar after opening a new tab.
"He's dead, Jim!" is a catchphrase used by Leonard H. McCoy, a character from Star Trek. "The line has entered popular culture as a general metaphor, with uses as diverse as descriptions of an unresponsive electronic circuit, an example of how to add an audio file to function as an alert sound in a computer system, and an illustrative quote regarding how to know if one's opponent has been destroyed in an action hero game."
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I've expended a lot of effort trying to point out the truth about the Chevy Volt fires, knowing I might not reach a broad audience but might get the chief disseminators of misinformation (Rush Limbaugh, Bill O'Reilly, et al) to say "Wow! I guess I didn't realize that no Volt, (other than ones deliberately destroyed), ever showed as much as a wisp of smoke! I guess I had better retune my rhetoric!"
Such were the musings of my politically naive brain, especially since I knew O'Reilly has seen my writing because "his people" talked to me.
What happened, instead, was more cruel disappointment: In his nationally syndicated column Saturday, the intellectually gifted and highly respected Charles Krauthammer, my hero-figure on the Right, joined the rest of the prevaricators. The topic was Obama's failed energy policy, and the litany of drilling bans and incomprehensible failure to approve the eminently useful Keystone Pipeline. So far, so good.
But, just as I was savoring Krauthammer's prose, I see … WHAT!? … the Volt cited as yet another example of Obama's misguided, interventionist energy policy. To make matters worse, Krauthammer could not resist attaching the adjective "flammable" to the Volt.
Now, Krauthammer is a smart, highly educated and well-informed individual. I have to assume he knows the truth. The fact that he persists in the myth of Volt combustibility and Obama-conception of the vehicle cannot be in error.
I am, sadly, coming to the conclusion that all the icons of conservatism are (shock, horror!) deliberately not telling the truth!
This saddens me, because, to this writer, conservatism IS fundamental truth. It only damages its inherent credibility with momentarily convenient fiction.
So, Mr. Krauthammer joins the list of right-wing pundits I no longer take seriously. After all, how do I know they're telling the truth when the subject is one I'm not as familiar with as the Volt?
That does leave everyone's trusted favorite, though. The disarmingly modest, low-key, warm, fuzzy, dependable, kind of your favorite uncle when you were growing up … the Reverend Huckabee! He wouldn't unjustly attack the most celebrated example of American engineering of the last 30 years — or would he?
The other night on Fox, he, too, had his way with the Volt!
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Fri., June 6
at Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins
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Tue., June 10* (PON)
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To watch or listen to the action live online, log on to www.chicagowolves.com
The Wolves lead the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins, 2-games-to-0, in the Calder Cup Finals, the third straight postseason series the squad has paced its opponent 2-0 heading into Game 3; Chicago has recorded a 13-0 all-time series mark when opening up a 2-0 lead, which includes the 2000 Turner Cup Finals, the only other time the club posted wins in the first two contests of a championship series.
--- Darren Haydar: Potted two markers and one assist in Sunday's Game 2 victory to become the AHL's all-time postseason leading scorer in goals (53) and points (121) in 91 career Calder Cup Playoff contests ... Leads the Wolves and shares second in the league with 10 goals and ranks second on the squad and third in the AHL with 14 assists and 24 points in 20 outings this postseason ... Collected a point in each of the last 10 matchups, netting four goals and 14 assists during that span
--- Jason Krog: Tallied two assists in three straight outings to extend his point streak to 11 games (9G, 12A), three shy of his longest during the regular season ... Leads the AHL with 32 points during the playoffs, one shy of former right wing Rob Brown's franchise record 33 during the 2002 Calder Cup Championship postseason ... Paces the league with 23 assists and shares fourth with nine goals ... Accrued multiple points in 11 of his 20 playoff tilts
--- Joel Kwiatkowski: Netted a power-play goal in six straight games, the longest streak in the Calder Cup Playoffs in seven years ... Notched four assists during his current six-game point streak (6G, 4A) ... Leads AHL defensemen with nine postseason goals, a franchise record for a blueiner ... Ranks second among league defensemen with 20 playoff points, tied for a club record ... Eight of his nine markers have been tallied on the power play, which shares the league lead
--- Ondrej Pavelec: Leads the AHL with 14 wins during his professional postseason debut ... Notched 21 saves on 23 shots in Sunday's Game 2 victory, the 11th time in 20 postseason tilts he has held opponents to two or fewer tallies
--- Arturs Kulda: Registered the first multiple-point outing of his professional career with two assists on Sunday ... Appeared in 18 of Chicago's 20 postseason games, notching six points (G, 5A), two of which have been tallied on the power play ... Signed by the Wolves to an ATO on March 30 after finishing his junior season with the Peterborough Petes, tallying one helper in five regular-season matchups
For complete team postseason statistics, click here
--- The Wolves have notched a 10-2 mark at the Allstate Arena during the playoffs, while registering a 4-4 record on the road; Chicago is averaging
3.92 goals per game on home ice while potting an average of 2.38 away from the
Allstate Arena.
--- Chicago has outscored Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, 5-0, in the first period through the first two outings of the Calder Cup Finals; the Wolves hold a 21-8 scoring edge over opponents during the playoffs after holding a 93-68 advantage during the regular season.
--- The Wolves have notched a power-play goal in nine straight games, which includes netting two in each of the first two contests of the Finals (four of nine); Chicago has notched 31 of its 66 goals during the playoffs with the man
advantage and leads the AHL with a 24.2 efficiency rating (31 of 128).
--- Sunday's game marked Chicago's 100th of the 2007-08 campaign, which includes 80 during the regular season and 20 in the playoffs.
--- The Wolves have allowed four of their six goals against during the Calder Cup Finals while short-handed, after surrendering just two power-play markers during the five-game Western Conference Final.
The Wolves have registered a perfect 12-0 mark this postseason when potting at least four goals and a perfect 11-0 record when opening the scoring; Chicago has netted at least four markers in both Calder Cup Finals contests while lighting the lamp first in each tilt.
Sun., June 1 (Game 2)
(at) Chicago 4, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 2
--- Chicago jumped out to its second straight 3-0 lead before holding off a late surge to post a 4-2 win over the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins at the Allstate Arena and earn a 2-games-to-0 Calder Cup Finals series lead
--- Right wing Darren Haydar potted two goals and added an assist while Jason Krog (2A), Joel Kwiatkowski (G, A) and Arturs Kulda (2A) also posted multiple-point games
--- Netminder Ondrej Pavelec notched 21 saves on 23 shots
Thu., May 29 (Game 1)
(at) Chicago 5, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 4
--- The Wolves opened up a 3-0 first-period lead before hanging on for a 5-4 win over the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins at the Allstate Arena in Game 1 of the Calder Cup Finals
--- Three Wolves - Jason Krog (2A), Kevin Doell (G, A) and Jordan LaVallee (G, A) - collected two points while Bryan Little's tally 2:42 into the third period held up to be the game-winner
--- Goaltender Ondrej Pavelec posted 30 saves on 34 shots


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Sheila Renee Greene, 52 of Danville, WV, departed this life on Tuesday, November 13, 2012 at her residence.
She was born April 12, 1960 in Cleveland, Ohio a daughter of Vacel and Patsy (Baisden) Greene of Chapmanville.
She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Gardiner and Eva Baisden and Archie and Focie Greene.
Sheila was a loving and kind person, who loved being with her grandbabies.
In addition to her parents, those left to cherish her memory include her companion, William "Chuck" Eldridge of Big Ugly; one daughter, Nikki D. (Sam) Marcum of Chapmanville; one son, Paul S. (Brandi) Dearfield, Jr. of Chapmanville; three grandchildren, Lexi D. Marcum, Taylor R. Marcum and Riley M. Dearfield; and three brothers, Scottie (Staci) Greene of Madison, Christopher (Jodi) Greene of Pendelton, Co., WV and David Greene of Chapmanville.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions can be made to the family.
Services were held at 1:00 pm, Friday, November 16, 2012 at Freeman Funeral Home, with David Sperry officiating. Burial followed at The Greene Family Cemetery in Chapmanville.
Pallbearers will be Paul Dearfield, Sr., Paul Dearfield, Jr., Sam Marcum, Scottie Greene and Chris Greene.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.---Steven Fox (Hendersonville, Tenn.) begins play at the 142nd British Open Thursday at Muirfield Golf Links in Scotland. It is the third major of the year for the former Chattanooga Mocs star who gained entry with his storied win at the U.S. Amateur last year.
Fox is paired with tour veterans Henrik Stenson (Sweden) and Ryan Moore (USA). The group tees off at 8:23 a.m., Eastern time, Thursday morning and 3:22 a.m., on Friday. Fox and Stenson played a practice round together during Masters week in April. Stenson's caddie is former Mocs golfer Gareth Lord (1993-95).
This year's Open Championship is at legendary Muirfield, home of the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers. This is the 16th Open Championship at the par 71, 7,192-yard tract. Champions of Muirfield include Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, Gary Player, Nick Faldo (twice), Walter Hagan, Harry Vardon, Lee Trevino, Henry Cotton, Alf Perry and Harold Hilton.
Nicklaus famously described Muirfield as the "best golf course in Britain". To honor it, he built Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio, site of the annual Memorial Tournament on the PGA Tour.
This is Fox's ninth professional appearance with the previous eight coming on the PGA Tour. He's played the U.S. Open, Masters, Farmers Insurance Open (Torrey Pines), Arnold Palmer Invitational, Crowne Plaza Invitational (Colonial), Memorial Tournament, FedEx/St. Jude Open and the AT&T National. His best round was a 69 in round two at the Colonial.
Fox finished his collegiate career with 45 starts averaging 73.11 strokes per his 133 rounds. He claimed one win (2010 Furman Intercollegiate co-medalist) with eight top fives and 13 top 10s.
He ranks fourth all-time in stroke average, fifth in top fives and top 10's. He holds the school record for scoring in NCAA postseason play with an eight-under 64 in the 2012 NCAA Bowling Green Regional. He tallied eight birdies and 10 pars in keying a second-round charge that put Chattanooga in position to win its first regional.
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Looks like you got your stats from the New Century Foundation, a white nationalist, neo-Nazi organization. So I'm really not going to put any stock in this. If you want to rebut the column, try a less obnoxious source.
That's funny, mjf504, the criminalization of opinion writing. That will certainly add to Louisiana's world-leading prison population. If you can identify a factual error in the column, go ahead. But remember, please, an editorial or a column by its very nature takes a side. Therefore, your criticism that it's one-sided isn't a criticism at all. That's what it's supposed to be.
roneagle72, Sarah Bliss is at John Dibert. Nicole Cummins is at KIPP McDonogh 15.
PhatElvis, your post makes me sad. I'm going to keep on doing what I'm doing, though. The forces that might ensnare these young people are strong, but I don't believe our volunteerism is futile. I've got to think it makes a difference.
artosrex, the sentence you reference was about what happened in Aug. 2007, but you're right; federal prosecutors certainly believe that he broke his vow to cooperate with them. They say he said he refused to be a rat. Here's what he said in open court: "I can't make up stuff, Judge, and I can't say what I don't know."
You know, I think about that statement in light of Judge Kurt Engelhardt's recent remarks during the Danziger Bridge sentencings. He accused the feds of encouraging their witnesses to lie. I found much of what the judge said that day disturbing, but it's interesting to think about Thomas' statement alongside Engelhardt's. I don't know if he had more information to give. If he did and chose to stay silent, he paid for it with a longer sentence. If he didn't have information to give, he did the more honorable thing.
booch, I don't know that anybody categorizes murder defendants by whether they had concealed carry permits. But I don't have any reason to believe that only better, more virtuous people, are permitted. I point out that the prosecutor says that George Zimmerman committed murder because the implication seemed to be that it's inconceivable that anybody with such a permit could violate the law. I don't understand the rationale for such a belief.
booch, and note, I didn't say he was convicted of domestic violence. I said there had been a restraining order filed against him.
booch, I am indeed making reference to the Zimmerman case. Yes, he filed for an order against her after she had filed the same against him. That doesn't make my statement any less true. Remember, too, that Zimmerman was diverted into an anger management diversion program after he attacked a law enforcement officer. Sorry, if I were making the rules for who gets a concealed carry permit, he wouldn't make the cut. And if other states want to make such a call, I think they should be allowed.
justin1143, to answer your question, "When is the last time a citizen granted a concealed carry permit has murdered someone?" According to Florida prosecutor Angela Corey, George Zimmerman committed murder Feb. 26. We'll see if a jury agrees. But to get to the idea behind your question: Why on Earth would anybody believe that those with permits are filled with such virtue that they'd never commit a crime? What's the source of such belief?
SteveSmith, I grew up in a house with a gun. I have no problem with responsible gun ownership. None whatsoever. That doesn't make this a good bill, though. It stinks on its merits. If Florida grants concealed carry permits willy nilly -- even to those with histories of domestic violence, even to those who can't demonstrate an ability to shoot -- why should another state be forced to accept those people? For just a moment, put down your talking points and justify such nonsense.
obamanomo, I suppose in your view one either has to support no restrictions whatsoever on gun laws or be labeled a communist. I reject that categorically. Today's column isn't about how to stop crime. Nor is it in opposition to rational gun laws or gun ownership. It's about a piece of legislation that Sen. David Vitter is proposing that, in my view, is wrongheaded. As to your first point: I'm a columnist. I get to pick a side. No apologies for that.
lilredcar, your not knowing a single person who doesn't own a gun doesn't invalidate my claim that most Americans don't own one. There are about as many firearms in this country as there are people but that's because, according to the latest statistics, 3/4 of people who own guns own two or more. There's no bias leading me to say that most Americans don't own guns. It's a fact.
dickey3, you make some interesting points, especially regarding deals and their benefits. I still can't imagine what Renee Gill Pratt was thinking, going to trial not just once but twice. It really worked against her. Still, it was her right to take it to trial, and she did. But, so did Kaufman. He went to trial on what -- to me, at least -- is a far more serious charge. He was convicted and, yet, he's been sentenced to less time than she was. Of course, that's more on Judge Engelhardt than on the prosecutors. They wanted 20 years for Kaufman. The judge gave him a sentence closer to Lohman's, all the while suggesting that Lohman's deal wasn't fair. I don't think doubling down on the unfairness is the way to bring about justice.
dinosore, Eric LaFleur, the state senator (then-state representative) who authored the bill didn't respond to an email and phone message from me asking him why he wrote it. I was and remain as curious as you are.
uptowntom, his being Hispanic has nothing to do with whether or not he's white. One can be both. The police list him as white. That's why I did.
I never said there was a racial element to stand your ground laws. That's an assumption you're making. I honestly don't have a problem with the law as it's written. Why shouldn't I be able to meet force with force? My problem is with the misapplication and the misinterpretation of said laws.
Zimmerman gets to shoot a kid who is 100 lbs lighter because the kid punched him -- after Zimmerman hunted him down? Here in Louisiana, you get to shoot at somebody running away because they MIGHT stop and MIGHT have a gun? The law doesn't seem to give either shooter such permission.
dty468, I'm not comparing Jamonta Miles to Trayvon Martin but Florida's law to Louisiana's. They passed a "Stand Your Ground" law, and a year later Louisiana did. And at least one law enforcement official believes it gives people the right to fire at people on the run. It doesn't. The larger point is that it isn't always the law that's the problem, but how that law is interpreted.
dinosore, I say explicitly in the piece that I think it's too soon to expect anything to have happened re: Wendell Allen. I also say that it's never too soon to fear the worst. No, I don't want a sloppy investigation. But I do understand the family's restlessness. As the Justice Department report indicated last year, the NOPD never says a cop who shot a civilian was in the wrong. We can hope that will change with the involvement of the FBI, but the history of the department shouldn't/wouldn't give the family any confidence that anything but a fix was in.
rhettswife, here's why I wrote and will continue to write about cases such as this. These are the kinds of cases that make black people, black men in particular, feel particularly humiliated and incapable of becoming full and free participants in American society.
Is the problem of black men killing black men more pervasive? Absolutely. But what makes cases such as these so disruptive psychologically, what puts me and other people on edge, is the message that's communicated by our official institutions: You don't matter as much. You don't enjoy the same right to walk down a street and not get chased down and killed. Your not having a gun in your hand doesn't mean the cops still won't shoot you. Imagine that being your reality.
Beyond that, let's be real. You've read enough of my columns to know that I have written about our crime problem often. But tell me what you'd assume would be the effect of my writing harsh columns about the criminals? Think they're going to read it and stop being criminals? I doubt it.
I write about our institutions doing the wrong thing in large part because there are real people who run those institutions, and they have the power to do something. As I've said here before, I'm not writing bumper stickers. I'm not writing to satisfy those who want me to reiterate their talking points. I'm writing because I want things to change. I want to live in a place where I can feel confident that neither law enforcement nor pseudo law enforcement won't wrongly shoot me and then accuse me of having brought it on myself.
966, did you see what I said in the column about the apologists? You've confirmed it. "Anything and everything to avoid blaming the cop who pulled the trigger." Wendell Allen was not armed. The coroner, who has a regrettable history giving cover to the police, doubts in this case that Allen was close to the police officer when the officer fired his fatal shot.
If we're being fair here, the suspicion should be aimed at the officer, not the victim and not his brother. Stop trying to make it be about something else.
Jeff Smith, in case you weren't here or in case you forgot, this is the beginning of the story published in the T-P March 4, 2002.
Ray Nagin can thank voters in the city's middle-class and wealthy neighborhoods for his comfortable 18-point victory in Saturday's mayoral runoff.
Nagin, a Cox Communications executive who ran as a pro-business reformer, built on his near-monopoly of white votes in last month's 15-candidate primary to beat Police Superintendent Richard Pennington Saturday in just about all the city's middle- and high-income neighborhoods, regardless of their racial makeup, according to a Times-Picayune analysis of the 59 percent to 41 percent outcome....
Overall, Nagin carried every one of the city's 143 precincts where at least half the voters are white, plus more than four in 10 majority black precincts. He finished first or tied in a quarter of all precincts that are at least 75 percent black. In total, he took 273 of the city's 442 precincts.


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Perhaps one of the most common questions I have encountered over the years as a member here and as a friend helping other mothers in "real life" relates to supply. I believe it is the single biggest factor in a woman throwing in the towel early on in the nursing experience.
What many mothers do not seem to understand is that breast milk is extremely digestible and that an infant's stomach is literally barely bigger than a walnut in the beginning. Put these two things together and it equals a baby who eats very frequently. It is not unusual for a typically developing newborn to nurse every 1-2 hours during the day and 1-3 hours at night.
Growth spurts are another point of contention with nursing moms. Babies demand a 24/7 dining experience. They require constant access to the breast and will frequently eat hourly during these periods of time. My boys would literally nurse almost non-stop for 30 minutes to an hour, snooze for 20-30 minutes and start nursing again. During the very early spurts, they would nurse even more frequently! That is normal and is okay. You are still producing even if you feel "empty" Try varying your nursing position to tap into more milk. If you usually do the cross cradle, try the football or side-lying. Also one of the best things for a nursing mom trying to keep up with the demands of a nursing baby is to take a baby holiday in bed. Sounds more exotic than it is. Take your wee one and get away from the demands of the house and sequester yourself in your bedroom. Take that time to bond and nurse without the distractions. I know how difficult that can be with more than one child, but if you can make the time, it will make for a more relaxed mom and baby if you can reconnect without all the stress.
And your baby may fuss, what was once a flowing source of milk is being taxed during the first day or so of a growth spurt. But rest assured, they are getting enough if you are seeing plenty of wet diapers (6-8 a day once they are 1-2 weeks old, during the first 4 days or so they should have one wet diaper per day of life). Once your supply catches up, it will be smooth sailing and then your baby may be very sleepy for a day or two (this is the actual growth spurt) You will see very frequent growth spurts during the first 4-6 months, coming about every 2 weeks for the first 2.5 mos, then spreading out a bit.
Perhaps the biggest mistake a mom makes right now is panicing and offering a supplemental bottle. For every ounce you give of a supplement, that is at least one ounce you are not producing. Your breasts work on supply and demand, if the demand is not there, the supply won't be either. Many than create a self-fullfilling prophecy, they doubt their supply when it is normal, add supplementation, then kill the supply. Patience is key with nursing. It is not an easy thing to do, but it is so very worth it in the end.
The first 3 or 4 months nursing exclusively can be very stressful, even in the most ideal of circumstances. Have faith in your supply and have faith in your baby to do what nature intended.


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Tyler and Shaun cruise the streets of video game San Francisco and remember that Driver: San Francisco is a pretty rad game.
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