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Cultivate Community Using IMAG
Technology brings people closer together.
We live in an image-driven world. I am writing this while working in a large, beautiful, new house of worship (HOW) in Vienna, Austria.
Published in December 2009
The ACU Performance Standard Is Here
So what? Now what?
For years, people said that InfoComm would never do standards. They said that the industry was too entrenched in its many proprietary ways, and that you could never get people to agree.
Published in December 2009
After Designing
And Installing,
s Next?
Commissioning the installation plays an important role.
Commissioning is a systematic process of ensuring that the building systems perform according to the design intent and the owners operational requirements.
Published in December 2009
Opportunities For Integrators
An overview of how HOWs use todays technology.
Newer communication technologies are being used in Houses of Worship (HOWs) around the world. Yet, I recently spoke with a few systems integrators who had minimal experience working in the HOW market.
Published in November 2009
New Codes
NFPA 72-2010 heralds sweeping changes for emergency communication systems.
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) convened its annual convention/conference in Chicago in June 2009, with a number of proposed changes to NFPA 72-2010 proposed for adoption.
Published in November 2009
Trend Spotting Part 1
Scaling down the production footprint.
Spending money for communication technologies has slowed in the House of Worship (HOW) sector. Spending, however, has not stopped. I believe that worship leaders will not stop spending money for communication technologies because these technologies play a fundamental role in enhancing the worship experience in settings small and large.
Published in Septemeber 2009
Looking Toward 2010
A brief bit of good with the bad.
There is no easy way to say this other than just to say it: This economy is really screwed up. Unemployment is at its highest since 1982, and as we occasionally feel like the economy might be picking up a little, unemployment continues to rise.
Published in August 2009
Circuit Riders Of The 21st Century
Harnessing the power of mediated technologies.
I have often grumbled over the sources from which our industry receives direction. Some believe that this direction trickles up from the consumer industry. The consumer segment decides on VHS versus BetaMax, and we eventually get professional VHS decks with rack rails. Flat-screen LCDs saturate computer and home markets, and we finally get 60-inch diagonals.
Published in August 2009
Small Houses Of Worship In Small Towns
Dont ignore obvious opportunities.
Small Houses of Worship (HOWs) in small towns are potential income sources for systems integrators. Unfortunately, these small HOWs often are ignored.
Published in June 2009
Too Big To Fail Is Simply Too Big
What we need to do as we emerge from this crisis.
A free market economy is one in which no one company dominates a market or segment. If it does, such as with AT&T years ago, we have a tendency to break it up and create more competition
Published in June 2009
MasterFormat: What Has ChangedOr Not
The cascading effect.
When the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) introduced the most recent version of MasterFormat (MF) in 2004, the AV industry braced for a move to the new version's format that doubled the number of divisions from the 1995 version but also gave AV equipment a more distinct placement.
Published in June 2009
The Power Of NSCA
Creating a sense of community.
Creating a sense of community is important for the success of NSCA members. Whether it is through our business conference, ExpoJam! or becoming a member of NSCAs Linked-In community, NSCA is searching for the best ways to reach its member
Published in June 2009
InfoComm 100
A step in the right direction.
I have often grumbled over the sources from which our industry receives direction. Some believe that this direction trickles up from the consumer industry. The consumer segment decides on VHS versus BetaMax, and we eventually get professional VHS decks with rack rails. Flat-screen LCDs saturate computer and home markets, and we finally get 60-inch diagonals.
Published in May 2009
How To Make Money
The new administrations proposed budget offers lots of opportunities.
Have you given up? Not me! The spending here in North Carolina on education and the government has already started (thank you, EPA—explained later!).
Published in April 2009
Thoughtful Metamorphosis
The good side of bad news.
As you know, few believe that we will come out of this economic slide this year. In fact, many of the anticipated cutbacks in corporate spending that were hinted at last Fall are just now being felt in our industry because of lag effects in execution.
Published in April 2009
The Stimulus Package Revisited
Following the money isn't always that easy.
The economy is taking hits that it has never had to take before. The unprecedented amount of job loss has unraveled every demand model constructed. The fall in demand has severely affected spending in every economic sector.
Published in March 2009
Opportunities In Challenging Times
InfoComm delivers actionable insights.
Are you ready to get off this economic rollercoaster? It seems that every day brings troubling news from Wall Street to Main Street. It's enough to have even the most seasoned business professional searching for solid ground. With fluctuating moods, what is the best way to handle the pending economic uncertainty?
Published in March 2009
Back To The 'Drawing' Board
Are shop drawings a necessary evil…or profit saver?
So, you got that job and it's time to install the system. If it was a consultant-designed project, the specs probably call for submittals, including shop drawings, to be submitted for approval before you order the equipment. You might be thinking to yourself, "Why on Earth does a consultant ask for this stuff? This is going to cost me a lot of money in engineering time and I just don't have room in the project budget for this!"
Published in January 2009
How To Be Optimistic In 2009
In spite of challenges, the House of Worship segment should do well.
I expect 2009 to be an exceptional year for House of Worship business. There certainly are challenges facing our world and our industry. Every day, the news agencies bombard us with financial struggles on Wall Street and Main Street. We also see corporate and personal greed showing its ugly head.
Published in January 2009
Kayye's Krystal Ball, V.09
The author reviews how he did last itme, and makes projections for the future.
Welcome to my tenth annual Krystal Ball feature, predicting the upcoming year for commercial AV (and even some home AV) technology, trends and products.
Published in December 2008
2008: A Challenging Year
Key concepts to generate income during tough times.
2008 was a challenging year for most of us who work in the audiovisual industry. The economic downturn, along with the high cost of just about everything, has led to a challenging outlook for every industry...
Published in December 2008
Rough Ride Out
A perfect storm outlook for 2009.
We are the world. Our economy affects every other, and every other economy affects ours. We are interconnected: a global network of finance, markets and investments. Our economies borrow from each other, sell to each other and invest in each other.
Published in November 2008
Surveying The Digital Signage Landscape
NSCA's Q3 MIB captures industry direction.
Within the electronics systems industry, digital signage has become something of a buzzword…and with good reason. A recent report by the National Systems Contractors Association (NSCA) showed that a majority of industry members use the technology.
Published in October 2008
Demystifying Sustainability And LEED
How important is LEED to AV?
Perhaps more than any other topic, green issues surround us today, both at work and at home. It seems that virtually all manufacturers are now weaving green text into their marketing campaigns in some form or another
Published in October 2008
Flight Of Imagination
Analyzing AV market trends in themed entertainment.
Where can you take a ride with the Simpsons, play virtual carnival games, escape a dragon's lair, explore the inside of a dinosaur or rock out with Led Zeppelin? At the country's assortment of theme parks, waterparks and museums, of course.
Published in September 2008
AV Superheroes
Thank You, Iron Man!
When students in the AV Café recall their childhood aspirations, the usual laundry list comes up: firefighter, nurse, truck driver, animal doctor and, of course, football, baseball, basketball and hockey player.
Published in August 2008
Striking a Balance
Design, integration and technology management must work together in today's churches.
The new contemporary church model characterized by the heavy use of technology and multimedia has provoked profound changes to such things as facility design, multimedia systems design and staffing requirements, to name just a few.
Published in April 2008
Communicating With Decision-Makers (Part 2)
Breaking down titles, roles and responsibilities in Catholicism and Juadaism.
In Part 1 of this series last month, we glanced at Protestant/Christian churches. This time around, we'll take a peek at Catholicism and Judaism.
Published in March 2008
Communinicating with Decision-Makers (Part 1)
Breaking down titles,roles, and responsibilities.
In Part 1 of this series, we will focus, in general terms, on the Protestant Christian faith. We will point out some of the new decision-makers, their titles, their roles and how they impact church business.
Published in February 2008
In the AV World, Educating Architects Benefits Everyone
Even when we do our best, the results could be even better.
Telaid is committed to following Audio Visual Best Practices. One of the frustrations in striving for the best is realizing that, even when we do our best, the results could be even better.
Published in February 2008
NSCA: Numbers Paint A Picture of Industry Health
Breaking down the latest stats.
Each year, the National Systems Contractors Association (NSCA) takes the financial pulse of the commercial electronic systems industry. Our recent Cost of Doing Business Survey was the eighth such report in a series.
Published in January 2008
Should 'Spec' Be A Four Letter Word?
The good, the bad and the ugly aspects of them.
In the AV industry, the term spec is one of those loosely used terms that frequently is misunderstood. Spec is the common short name for specifications. For anyone involved in the formal construction industry, having an accurate understanding and appreciation for...
Published in January 2008
Environmental Directives
What they mean to the US construction market.
The booming construction market in the United States has spawned an increased awareness of the built environments ecological impact. With an estimated 118 billion buildings in the States by 2010, there has been widespread adoption by the architectural community...
Published in November 2007
Previous Articles:
»Viewpoints from TEA - We're living in a new time. We've now passed what was ubiquitously known as the "Experience Economy" and we've entered into what I like to call the "Content Economy." (Sept '07)
»A lighter look at business and the economy - let's drop the "global" identifier and try to think outside the box.. (June '07)
When a Warranty Isn't Really a Warranty
- The commercial anomaly. (May'07)
Understanding What Architects Want
- Marketing is one thing, but the design is crucial. (Mar'07)
AV: The Next Generation, Part 2
- Spotlighting more young industry pros. (Feb'07)
AV: The Next Generation
- Spotlighting young industry pros. (Jan'07)
The House of Worship Market
- The Big Picture, as I see it. (Jan'07)
Communicating With Church Leaders Conclusion
- Promoting your organization. (Dec'06)
Communicating With Church Leaders Part 4
- The Innovation-Decision Process. (Sep'06)
RoHS Compliance
- Environmentally friendly—and EU directive. (Sep'06)
Understanding the Architectural Design Process
- Being on the same 'page' helps expedite
projects—and relationships. (May'06)
Communicating With Church Leaders Part 3
- Trialability: Setting up a test drive. (May'06)
Communicating With Church Leaders Part 2
- Winning the contract. (Apr'06)
Communicating with Church
Leaders - A refresher course in business
communication ethics. (Apr'05)
Creating Customer Resonance
- Learning to align the company with its customers. (Apr'06)
Beyond the Yellow Pages
- When traditional methods fail...think outside the box.
Brand Your Business
- ...Or your customers will brand it for you. (Dec'05)
Agents For Change
- Developing a competitive advantage in your sales force.
Developing New Business
- A simple approach to healthy, organic sales growth. (Jul'05)
Small Firm Business Strategies
- There are as many as there are firms. Which one is yours?
Copyright in the Digital Age
- Digital rights management for IT/AV integrators. (Mar'05)
Green Audiovisual Systems
- The impact of LEED (Feb'05)
Asset Management
- A treatise on the benefits of selling service to your
customer. (Dec'04)
Transitions to Digital AV
- Winners and Losers. (Dec'04)
The Conferencing Factor
- On the rise, and quite possibly in your next design build.
It's All About
Communication - The Process involves
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'Mr. Speaker, it is with deep sadness that Congress today recognizes the great tragedy that stuck our country and the community of Virginia Tech on Monday. We offer our condolences to the many who now grieve.
'I want to particularly extend my condolences to our colleagues here for the sorrow that has taken place in their state.
'The sorrow of parents who lost children, students who lost friends, and a community who lost 33 of its own, is beyond any comfort we can give in words. Words are totally inadequate. In the days that follow, the mourning and questioning that has already begun will continue. And as it does, the thoughts and prayers of this Congress, and indeed this nation, will remain with the students of Virginia Tech and their families.
'Among the victims include a student resident advisor known affectionately as 'Stack'; a young woman whose love for horses led her to study veterinary science; one of the world's great researchers on Cerebral Palsy; and a Holocaust survivor who became an expert on aeronautics.
'These victims - of different backgrounds, and different ages - are united in their love of one of
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'He said: 'Today, when no words can describe our sadness, or heal our grief, these words again give our nation hope. In our sleep, pain which cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart until, in our own despair, against our will, comes wisdom through the awful grace of God.'
'Today, on behalf of the students, faculty, staff, and families of Virginia Tech, we pray for that wisdom. I hope that it is a comfort to all who are grieving today that so many people in our country, indeed in the world, mourn their loss and are praying for them at this sad time.'

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Your Land as Your Legacy
The Arbor Day Foundation can help farm owners with long-term preservation of their productive farms.
Perhaps you, or someone you know, is in this situation: You own a farm that is important to you, that you want cared for using the best conservation practices to keep it beautiful and bountiful for the long term. And you would like the income from the land to help a cause you care about.
Caring for the land is part of the Arbor Day Foundation's heritage. It is also part of our shared commitment to the future… a commitment that includes having the national capacity to manage productive farms, ranches, or woodlands that are given to the Foundation as lasting legacies of conservation and abundance.
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As we help you leave a legacy of stewardship, you will help the Arbor Day Foundation create models of best conservation practices throughout America, including outstanding demonstrations of the wise use of Conservation Trees.
Whether your farm is the conservation model today that you would wish, or if there are opportunities for enhancement, the Foundation will want to maintain or create a productive show-place of practical conservation, featuring trees whenever appropriate.
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The Disability Harassment Inquiry published its final inquiry report 'Hidden in Plain Sight' in September 2011 after spending 12 months gathering and examining evidence from disabled people and others who have been affected by disability related harassment and from public authorities and transport operators on what steps they are taking to tackle the issue.
'Out in the Open' is the follow-on report to the inquiry, which includes a summary of agencies' formal responses to the inquiry recommendations and the key commitments and actions of agencies by sector. The report also identifies examples of good practice in eliminating disability related harassment and addressing its causes.
Read more about 'Out In The Open - A Manifesto for Change' and read the report
Read the Scotland Press Release
On 3 December 2009, International Day of Disabled People, the Commission announced its intention to conduct a formal Inquiry into the actions of public authorities to eliminate disability-related harassment and its causes.
The Commission's Inquiry powers enabled us to compel evidence, call witnesses and make recommendations against which we expect action to follow.
Timeline of activity:
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I got a bit confused when connecting the boat 12 volt and mains power charger leads. Also the radio was not working. After a consultation with my brother ex-law (Dave Nichols) and both of us drawing sketch plans we worked out I was using a terminal I should not be using.
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Foundation supplies a programming architecture for passing around information about the occurrence of events. This document describes the elements of this architecture and explains how to use them.
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This document contains the following articles:
"Notifications" describes objects that encapsulate information about events.
"Notification Centers" describes objects that manage the sending and receiving of notifications.
"Notification Queues" describes objects that act as buffers for notification centers.
"Registering for a Notification" describes how to register for a notification.
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The Punch was trawling through the photo archives when it spotted this corker.
So we figured: It's time for a caption competition! What do you reckon?
It's not the first funny picture from the US campaign trail this election cycle. See this gold, gold, gold picture of Vice President Biden and… friends.
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Tory Maguire says:
Apologies Punchers that the comments on this post have only just opened. We made a mistake when setting the expiry time.
Rebecca says:
"Hi Tony! Yes this is the US. No, the President isn't here, he's in your country visiting your Prime Minister, didn't you know? That's alright, my knowledge of the world is crap too."
iansand says:
What? This old thing? It's my spare - I bought it with the leftovers from the tax I didn't pay.
Carz says:
Saw the ultimate in first-world problems yesterday. Young 20 something woman complaining because she had bought the then-latest iPhone two weeks ago, only to have the iPhone5 come out. "I'm not spoilt, I just wanted the latest and now I don't have it."
Shane From Melbourne says:
Bloody pensioner welfare cheats-
vox says:
Thank you Tory, but how does the expiry time affect the opening time?
Never mind.
I can't help but notice the comparitive absence of all of the usual suspects whenever Abbott makes another monumental cock-up. Why aren't they out in force shouting from the rooftops what an astute politician their beloved, (and deserved), leader really is. They might mention how the least most popular preferred P.M. in history keeps his finger on the pulse of the Nation, always knowing just what is happening, and where.
Did anyone see Abbott's earnest determination to score points yesterday? And the wit! He inferred that the lovely Ms Gillard was "swanning around". No wonder the Catholic Church fixed him for a Rhodes Scholarship. "Swanning around". Don't you just love it when he makes his daily playground statement.
What we all found highly amusing, (but also terrifying in a political leader), was the demeanor of Abbott. His lip was curled and he actually snarled his criticism of her not seeking out the Indonesial No 1, (he was in the next room), instead of being in New York. What a dreadful aspect for any leader of anything, even a minor Party like the Libs.
I notice that his followers on here take much the same approach. Factless, no policy, no direction, just hatred for their fellow Australians.
Par for the course really.
AFR says:
From our friends across the dutch…. a fetish, but nothing to do with sheep…
fml says:
Do I get a prize for bringing it to everyone's attention first?
And saved the punch's blushes?
AdamC says:
A comment I made earlier got knocked back because a link to an Australian Opinion article was apparently 'black listed'.
It must be a pretty restrictive black list to include The Punch's News Limited national stablemate. When was this implemented?
Joan says:
Hey the ockers from down under visiting UN - the PM who knifed her way to the top and the unelected foreign minster what a team- Gillard on gender equality reckons more truck driver jobs for women and Carr yacking on about galahs in pet shops - sounded like the original galahs let loose in the UN.
Gregg says:
My caption would be " Great to have you on board for the campaign George and even better if you stay out of sight! "
And then for Golden Joe, I'm sure we could come out with all sort of quotes of what's in hiding or could pop up anytime soon!
How's the body language of the bikers!
And then for more on common humanity, Jessica Irvine was telling us about it in China where there must be heaps of it when you have thousands of people living in company dormitories
Geronimo says:
Hi There, This is your Captain Romney Speaking…47% of Americans who don't pay taxes are going to vote for Barack Obama, how do you feel about that Passengers. From row 26, "No doubt that includes you Romney"?
Shane From Melbourne says:
The Pandas are coming today. No doubt there will be a waiting queue a mile long to log onto Blizzard servers…....
Economist says:
Caption comp. As usual I have many.
"Corporations are people so are planes, vote 1 Mitt"
"God what are you doing here, I thought you were only channeled by Michelle Bachmann"
"No my pant tent is only for the 47%"
"Blessed be that this plane becomes Airforce 1"
Actual Romney quote that's apt ans surely a winner "When you have a fire in an aircraft, there's no place to go, exactly, ..... and you can't find any oxygen from outside the aircraft to get in the aircraft, because the windows don't open. I don't know why they don't do that. It's a real problem."
Yak says:
What is with people putting the toilet roll on backward, every bloody time? It may just be my OCD, but I'm baffled as to how anyone can effectively rip off the required (in my case exactly 3 pieces, folded neatly) sheets when the roll is facing away from the user. Is there a dexterity lesson taken whence young that I missed? They should make toilet rolls that only go one way.
Joel B1 says:
"The Australian economy is a "coat of many colours": the miners' fluorescent yellow shines brightly as a part of the whole… "
Can I say that I think our PM Gillard might be a bit out of touch with ordinary or real Australia?
Around here it's all fluoro jackets, from the posties and their bikes to the "walking to school bus" conductors, it's like a bad acid-trip flashback.
Captain says:
It's OK Captain decending the stairs backwards will stimulate the left side of my brain
Wickerman says:
Interesting how the "all men are bad/only men endanger children" crowd react to this one. Sure its NZ but then can parallels be drawn to Australia?
SydneyGirl says:
Someone on reddit posted a pic of a bearded lady and she responded dare I say in a no fuss rather dignified manner:
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Needed - A Mental Revolution
L. W. Nicholson
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- The Northwest Technocrat, 3rd quarter 1996, No. 344
For the first time in the history of mankind, human knowledge has become sufficient to determine the physical characteristics required to implement the world's first intelligently directed society. History will record this event as the greatest human achievement of the 20th century. Always in the past, society has been led by the strong man, the witch doctor, medicine man, petty chiefs, kings, emperors and presidents or prime ministers -- all using what has come to be called, the political method.
The political method is a social decision-making process determined by beliefs and opinions, superstitions and traditions of the time, many of which were more or less dictated by the political leaders as a self appointed task, and have, therefore been susceptible many inaccuracies. In recent times, this method has become quite obsolete in many areas of human activity. Society has outgrown many of the above types of leadership, with only a president and congress or a prime minister and parliament, nominated by a few and elected by many, remaining to provide significant political control.
The economic methods ``designed'' by the cunning and the greedy have supported such ``leaders'' since the development of the ``Barter System'' at some time in the distant past. In today's world, politics is inappropriate. The decision making processes required in a high energy, highly complex, computer controlled technological world are different. This modern technological world has outmoded the economic control techniques that are part of the political method.
Human education has been a slow and often difficult task with political and economic interference all the way. It has certainly not been easy to replace the political and economic superstitions of the past with the factual information of the present. The self-satisfying beliefs that one's opinions are correct cannot be overcome without resistance. Only with the development of the scientific method did humans begin to realize that only factual information, determined by careful study and measurement and verifiable by others, could be considered accurate. As this technique gained acceptance, there has been a rapidly increasing understanding of that real world of matter and energy, and even of humans themselves. New ideas, if factual, became easier to accept. Only after the background of scientific knowledge was established, had mankind prepared for phenomenal technological growth.
To illustrate graphically the explosive growth of the technological world in recent times, a review of the number of patents issued by the U.S. Patent Office may suffice. In 1790, the number of patents issued was 3. In 1850, 60 years later, the number was 823. In 1929, it was 45,267 and in 1992, the number reached 106,800. Since these statistics show no decline in the rate of growth, we assume that this progression will continue at an increasing rate.
And now, the technologists are preparing to make accessible almost any recorded information: movies, video games, VCR and TV shows, whole libraries of information, home shopping by TV, banking, educational programs for children and adults -- information to all citizens who can pay for the service. From a technical standpoint it can probably be done. However, it will require many billions of dollars to design produce and install the necessary equipment to allow 264 million Americans and 30 million Canadians to participate in such a complex project.
There are many important and highly technical projects which should be given a higher priority and that are also possible from a technical standpoint -- producing equipment to make automobiles crash-proof, for example. But it is doubtful if the economic system can distribute sufficient purchasing power to make it possible for North Americans to enjoy them. In the U.S. we already have 38 million Americans living in poverty with a federal debt of $5 trillion. With the interest on this debt the second highest of all government expenditures and with politicians trying to avoid bankruptcy, the economic system is extended about as far as possible.
As technologists continue to make possible many new technological marvels, the politico-economic ``knowledge'' available continues to become further antiquated by comparison. Already technology has resulted in great changes in our lifestyles -- the trend is ongoing at an ever faster pace. Consider the steam-engine which made power available to start the greatest technological development of all time. Consider the electrical generator and power grid, the telephone, the automobile, and now the computer which can supply the control technique for all the other technology so that it can operate without human hands.
Not only will this vast, and increasing, technology require overall control methods which are appropriate, but the very nature of the job to be done will demand far more intelligence than can be supplied by any control technique based on beliefs, opinions, tradition, prejudice, superstition, or the concepts of the market place. Therefore the political method, in all its various forms, must be discarded and consigned to the Museum of Political Nonsense to assist future generations in understanding what shouldn't be done. Impossible? That is what the witch doctor thought, but he survived only by updating his approach to that of a ``modern'' politician.
The role that a political government plays in a technological society is to referee the inequities created by a defective economic system. An intelligently designed economic system would have the defects engineered out and wouldn't need such an ineffective political method as a referee. The first requirement for an intelligently directed society would therefore, require a completely redesigned economic system, one which wouldn't allow 38 million Americans, more than the total population of Canada and Alaska combined, to live in poverty when a technologically produced plenty is available. It would require a completely redesigned social control technique capable of smoothing out the oscillations in the productive process and match total production with total consumption. It would be necessary for the people who administer such a control to understand the physical requirements -- technologists, not politicians. Very few laws would be needed to keep people from stealing that which they already have plenty of, so humans could be free to do almost anything they wanted to do -- if it were physically possible and didn't interfere with other peoples' freedom to do the same.
Unfortunately, there is no intelligently directed society now existing that could be used as an example for studying its operating characteristics. We are on our own, and it will be necessary to investigate the possibilities ourselves. To do so we must reaffirm the factual and discard the non-factual information. This is the last roadblock to the installation of the world's first intelligently directed society. Difficult yes, but not impossible. The knowledge is available; the motivation should be sufficient when one considers the unmitigated mess we are now in, with millions living in poverty and near poverty in a land of plenty, with overall purchasing power decreasing as underemployment is increased -- with environmental degradation, crime and an overall public and private debt of more than $20 trillion. It is obvious that the continuation of present trends will dump us into an impossible situation in the near future.
Will a revolution be required? Of course a revolution will be required, and a major one at that. We, on this Continent, are already well into the greatest revolution in all of recorded history. According to Webster, a revolution is, ``a sudden and violent change of the government or the political constitution of a country, usually by internal instigation; a radical change of circumstances in a scientific social, or industrial system. The latter part of this definition is a fitting definition of our progression that has taken place for more than a century.
The word ``revolution'' is usually thought to mean an uprising of the population resulting in a new set of political leaders. Such a revolution usually is comparatively unimportant except to those few individuals who are directly concerned with the change in leadership. Changing political leaders, whether by vote or by force, accomplishes very little for society as a whole. The majority must still work at the same type of tasks with the same living standards as before. The type of revolution we are now in, and have been in, is a technological revolution which changes the means whereby we live, increases the ability to produce and could increase living standards drastically. However, before everyone can enjoy the potential plenty technology can now produce, changes are required that have so far been unknown. Changes that reduce political actions to near irrelevance, changes in environmental conditions, and changes in social control techniques to match the physical requirements of the new conditions.
The physical revolution of this technological age is in a process of forcing North American citizens to seriously consider the changes required in their methods of social and economic control. The increasing crime, both legal and illegal, underemployment, homelessness, poverty in the midst of plenty, war, ecological deterioration, greed, so- called moral deterioration, loss of confidence in political leaders, debt, inflation and a general feeling of insecurity -- all on a Continent with an impending major social change. This social turbulence will continue to increase as technology continues to outgrow social control techniques. Social disturbances will smooth out and disappear when control techniques are brought into balance with the technological age in which we now live.
In spite of all human efforts in the past, or present, to force the physical world in which we must live to conform to our desires, wishes and opinions, it just continues to refuse to operate except according to natural laws. The sun continues to rise in the east, and the plenty our technology can produce increasingly can't be bought and sold despite the manipulations of man-made economic customs. The solutions to poverty cannot be solved by the destruction of farm products to maintain scarcity and price, or by building obsolescence into our products to increase sales. No system can distribute the plenty our technology can produce for a price, either with or without a profit -- 38 million Americans living in poverty and a $5 trillion federal debt should be ample proof that a Price System cannot work in a technological era.
The only effective method, by which plenty can be distributed, like the air we breathe, is without price. As long as an economy based on price, a Price System, is continued, an intelligently directed society cannot exist. To maintain price requires the destruction of a technological abundance. People who support such a system regard money as being more important than people. That is greed, not intelligence. In the meantime our technology becomes ever more efficient and is able to produce an ever increasing amount with an ever declining total number of man-hours of human labor per unit of production. Those trends have accelerated to the point that it is eliminating the need for millions of workers and underemployment is the result. An intelligently operated society would have no poverty in the midst of plenty. And it would not ruin the physical environment to produce an ever greater quantity of shoddy products.
The physical revolution has already occurred; the revolution remaining before us to complete the long journey into an intelligently operated society is a revolution of the ``mind.'' Unfortunately this is the most difficult of all, it requires a mental housecleaning to trash all the old antiquated political and economic superstitions passed on from the past. North Americans already have the necessary physical resources and technology to provide every citizen with plenty of everything produced. Now we need an engineered method of distribution.
It will accomplish nothing useful to waste time blaming those responsible for interfering with the widespread dissemination of this knowledge to the public. Call it an act of social treason, if you must, and then proceed with the act of learning and teaching the factual information provided by Technocracy Inc. After this is done; after the social and economic problems of an antiquated economic and political system have been replaced with an intelligent social mechanism capable of functioning in a high energy, computer controlled technological society; history will then record what has happened while we enjoy a thousand years of peace and plenty made possible by this vast technological mechanism that has forced us into making the mental changes necessary to reach that goal.


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Roger Federer receives death threat; Shanghai tightens security [UPDATE]
Roger Federer is in China for next week's Shanghai Masters. According to reports from China, Federer received the following death threat from an anonymous blogger on a popular Chinese website, prompting tournament officials to contact police and increase security for the Swiss No. 1 and the other players at the event:
"On October 6, I plan to assassinate Federer for the purpose of tennis extermination," read the message, posted under the name 'Blue Cat Polytheistic Religion Founder 07′ on baidu.com.
The user also posted a doctored image showing a decapitated Federer on his knees on a tennis court, with a masked executioner dressed in black and holding an axe posing next to him.
According to the report, tournament director Yang Yibin addressed the threat to the Shanghai Youth Daily.
"We hope that it was an oral threat only, and the fan won't take substantive action," Yang is quoted as saying. "However, we have to take it seriously. We have contacted the local police and we will upgrade the level of security for Roger. Meanwhile, we will also protect other players' security."
It's frightening situation for Federer, especially given that his wife and kids have accompanied him to Shanghai for the tournament. Security issues have been an unfortunate black mark on tennis since 1993, when Monica Seles, then ranked No. 1, was stabbed in the back by a deranged Steffi Graf fan mid-match while sitting in her chair on a changeover.
UPDATE: Oct. 5, 7:02 a.m.: Shanghai Masters tournament director commented about the heightened security via email:
"We are fully aware of the comments that have been made and we take all such issues seriously. The Shanghai Rolex Masters has security in place for our players and every precaution is taken to make sure players are kept safe and comfortable and allowed to do the job they are here for; to play tennis and provide their fans with the thrill of watching them in action."
Here are two of the more recent security breaches that have allowed fans to get dangerously close to a top player. Granted, they ended with a beret and a kiss, but given tennis' history with security (or lack thereof), it's difficult to find them amusing.


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Aecht Schlenkerla Rauchbier Urbock - Brauerei Heller-Trum / Schlenkerla
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Ratings: 955 | Reviews: 626 | Show All Ratings:
Reviews by Steeeve:
5/5 rDev +21.1%
09-15-2012 01:00:07 | More by Steeeve
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4.5/5 rDev +9%
04-20-2014 22:54:49 | More by Wobbly
4.5/5 rDev +9%
04-20-2014 08:32:06 | More by DemoniChris
4.28/5 rDev +3.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Serving: Bottle into pint
Served: 17 April 2014
Appearance: Pours a rich amber-brown with a dirty white one finger head. Crystal clear beer with strong amber accents- this one really looks pretty. The head is froathy but not creamy. Great lacing on the glass.
Smell: Smells of soft smokiness and malt sweetness. The smokiness is rather subdued in the nose.
Taste: A magnificently complex blend of sweet malts and dark smoke. The smoke in this one compliments the malt backbone and does not overpower it entirely, though it is certainly the dominant flavor in this beer. The malt backbone really carries the smoke softly and smoothly over the palate in the entire duration of a sip- you get a nice pop of somewhat harsh smokiness up front which really mellows out in the middle and then leaves a nice sweet finish at the end. Marvelous.
Mouthfeel: Thick and full-bodied.
Overall: This is a magnificent beer. I was truly impressed with how the malts and smoke complimented each other in this beer. Rather than the smoke being overpowering or playing second fiddle to a sweet Bock beer, both flavor elements combined in a truly masterful brew. The ABV on this one isn't too high at only 6.6%, but if you LIKE a Rauchbier, this one will really sneak up on you since it is so smooth and easy to drink. A must try.
Serving type: bottle
04-18-2014 00:50:46 | More by Beric
3.75/5 rDev -9.2%
04-17-2014 21:59:40 | More by doc17325
3.88/5 rDev -6.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.25
Color is dark golden brown with a thick tawny-tinted head. Massive nose that we associate with smoked meat, a peaty savory smell. Pleasantly foamy in the mouth in the German style.
Sweet with malt which helps mellow the billows of smokiness. After the initial smoke-out, the flavor does remind me of the common smoked Gouda cheese. Body is not exactly thin, but it's more on the lighter side. A persistent candy taste. A whiff of pepperoni.
This is hard to describe, but it's well worth tasting. The intense smoked malt is ever-present, but it's a good example of how a crazy flavor can work in a beer. Not expensive. From the 500 ml bottle purchased at Bottleworks in the Wallingford neighborhood of Seattle.
Serving type: bottle
04-13-2014 06:33:01 | More by mactrail
3/5 rDev -27.4%
04-07-2014 19:43:02 | More by AScrambledEgg
4.25/5 rDev +2.9%
04-06-2014 19:51:30 | More by delgotit99
4.25/5 rDev +2.9%
04-01-2014 22:33:57 | More by marlinsfan4
4.25/5 rDev +2.9%
03-25-2014 01:27:07 | More by derkfromwi
4.25/5 rDev +2.9%
03-21-2014 21:53:06 | More by Bobhoya
4.25/5 rDev +2.9%
03-18-2014 14:43:03 | More by BSuter
4.25/5 rDev +2.9%
03-17-2014 04:35:37 | More by beer64nut
4.75/5 rDev +15%
03-16-2014 13:55:17 | More by Fettpopps
4.25/5 rDev +2.9%
03-15-2014 00:28:05 | More by evilcatfish
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4.5/5 rDev +9%
03-14-2014 03:50:27 | More by KeeganRohovich
4.5/5 rDev +9%
03-10-2014 22:50:21 | More by Ewhite2121
New York
3.69/5 rDev -10.7%
look: 4.25 | smell: 5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
The smell of this beer is worth the purchase price....a price that is very reasonable.
The smell is campfire slash smoked sausage and the taste is smoked sausage coated in hops. An extremely complex beer that deserves to be sipped and savored.
The uniqueness factor wouldn't have me drinking this often, but when I do....it will easily be enjoyed.
Serving type: bottle
03-09-2014 03:58:50 | More by JC333
4.25/5 rDev +2.9%
03-07-2014 03:57:37 | More by threedaggers
4/5 rDev -3.1%
02-24-2014 03:05:22 | More by cavemanlawyer1999
5/5 rDev +21.1%
02-19-2014 01:54:43 | More by rtrasr
New Mexico
4.23/5 rDev +2.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Poured from the bottle into a stein.
German bier. Always tasty, always a pleasure to look at. The beer is foamy, with a pillow-like head a finger and a half thick. The head is cream colored. Beneath is a dark brown liquid with lighter blonde hues at the base. It's a simple appearance, but flawless and attractive.
When I put this beer to my nose, I'm immediately stuck by the similarity between this beer and a smoked ham. It's dead on. It's also very much like a campfire, smoky, woody, and with sweet hints of malt.
The taste doesn't deviate much from what the nose led me to expect. There's more smoked ham, sweet malt, campfire and woody notes, as well as a slight saltiness and some caramel notes. There are some lighter malt notes at the finish.
Like many a good german beer, this beer is complex, creamy with low to medium carbonation, a smooth finish, and very clean. The beer is like a camping trip or a Thanksgiving ham in a bottle.
Serving type: bottle
02-13-2014 22:26:55 | More by ONovoMexicano
4.73/5 rDev +14.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
A standard pour of Aecht Schlenkerla Rauchbier's Urbock yields a beautiful deep brown-nose colored brew. The body seems opaque at first , but turns out iridescent when viewed against a light source, revealing ruby and burnt umber highlights. The ecru head rises to a picture-perfect inch-and-a-half, and shows no sign of receding at first. It takes its time as it slowly drops, leaving behind some sticky foam around the edges of the top of the brew, and an island of foam atop the body worthy of an italian cappuccino. Carbonation is gentle. I expect a rich, full mouthfeel with lots of viscosity.
The beer offers two distinct olfactory experiences. First, there is the light, slightly smokey aroma that fills the room as soon as the cap is popped. Then there is the complex bouquet of aromas that assert themselves when the brew is held close to one's nose. Roasted smokey aromas in the center, surrounded by molasses, burnt-butter-braised prunes and raisins, and toasted pumpernickel bread.
The brew is full and rich on the palate. It took me about 15 seconds to swallow my first sip. The aromas of the nose are converted to flavors on the palate, and are accompanied by iris flowers, toasted almonds, and a hint of dried tobacco leaf.
What's especially impressive about Urbock is that, despite its dominant smoke flavors, it doesn't send me into "smokey bacon and barbecued meats" land. Sure, those flavors are present, but there's a sophistication in this beer's flavor profile that is absent from any of the other smoked beers I've tasted in this style. I think that the malty backbone of the duppelbock style deserves some of the credit. But most of it goes to the brewers at Aecht Schlenkerla, who have produced something special here.
Serving type: bottle
02-10-2014 20:13:44 | More by GMB
4.25/5 rDev +2.9%
02-10-2014 16:46:46 | More by Birdlegs
New Mexico
4.95/5 rDev +19.9%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Been looking forward to this beer for a long time! Pours a bark root beer brown with a big foamy tan head that recedes to a 1/4 inch cap. Aroma is alder smoke big time over a mild beery underpinning. Smooth going down, the adler smoke is not as evident in the taste as the aroma but very very nice indeed mixed perfectly with a caramelly malt and tiny grassy hop flavor. Eminently drinkable. The 16.9 oz is disappearing quickly! Spectacular with pork.
Serving type: bottle
02-08-2014 01:51:15 | More by atomicbeer
Aecht Schlenkerla Rauchbier Urbock from Brauerei Heller-Trum / Schlenkerla
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In the first and second terms, introduces concepts of environmental justice and community outreach in environmental health by emphasizing ongoing projects in Baltimore. Presentations are by researchers or project directors and their community partners as well as representatives from city and state government. In the third and fourth terms, students have the opportunity to participate in ongoing community-based research projects. This may serve as an MPH integrating experience.
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It's 1,500 years old, for goodness' sake.
It's been explored, studied and probed. University professors and unauthorized relic hunters have poked around on the hill, occasionally finding things of cultural and historical value. Official reports have been commissioned, written and squirreled away in top-secret files as mysterious as the hill's contents.
And now, 1,500 years after Native Americans deemed that hill sacred land, it's become the most valuable, most talked-about, most desirous property in Oxford — and that's saying something, considering the price of real estate in Calhoun County's southernmost locale.
It's the first time in a long time people have talked about dirt in Calhoun County and not worried if it was contaminated by PCBs left behind by Monsanto or unexploded war toys left behind by the U.S. Army.
Let's be clear: The preservation of the hill and its stone mound shouldn't be an option; it's a necessity. (It's also a lost cause, I'm afraid.) And the consistent opposition to Oxford's obtuse decision to turn sacred land into fill dirt has been a stunning display of community involvement.
What started as a few sporadic complaints has snowballed into a full-fledged protest. Go get 'em, guys. Might as well try.
Still, you can't help but wonder: Why didn't more people campaign for the preservation of this hill and its Native American artifacts before Oxford appraised the value of nearby, accessible fill dirt higher than respect for a hill dripping with historical, cultural and religious significance?
Sure, academics have long said that the site should be conserved, much in the same way the Snake Effigy at McClellan needs to be kept safe from that property's future commercial development. Too many Native American mounds have been lost in the Southeast in the last two centuries to willingly destroy another. And, sure, issues of land ownership, seed money, construction costs and site oversight and management would have been thorny — if not insurmountable — problems.
Nothing's free or easy.
Nevertheless, I wish that many of the people who today are foaming about Oxford's insensitivity to Native American culture and near-religious fanaticism toward retail growth would have created a viable, grassroots campaign for this stone mound before its death was seemingly sealed.
Like the mound itself, the preservation idea is not a new concept. Some have long believed in that model — though not enough. Once Oxford's Commercial Development Authority began worshipping at the Sam's Club altar, it was too late.
Granted, Oxford's hill was never going to be northeast Alabama's version of Moundville. What's more, the Moundville that today is one of the state's top tourist attractions and historical sites had several inherent benefits Oxford's site wouldn't enjoy.
At one point, Moundville was the largest known city in North America; Native American sites have long dotted northeast Alabama maps, but Moundville in many ways remained unrivaled in size and significance. The Jones Archaelogical Museum at Moundville opened in 1939 thanks to the construction labor of the Civilian Conservation Corps — an FDR-provided luxury that Oxford could only wish for. And that Alabama's state university, with a whole fleet of academics interested in such projects, was just down the road didn't hurt matters, either.
It's too bad that human nature intervened in Oxford. Reactive activists have been easy to find — protesting at City Hall, communing in the Oxford Exchange parking lot, dropping off petitions with the mayor. Proactive activists needed more help, and apparently didn't get it. Sadly, a few college professors and Native Americans garbed in cultural dress are easy to dismiss as the vociferous few.
And, believe me, Oxford's dismissing them all.
It's doubtful that Oxford Mayor Leon Smith will welcome suggestions on how to emerge from this regrettable situation, but here goes:
The right thing to do would be to stop bulldozing the hill. Today.
The right thing to do would be to protect what's remaining of the stone mound, if anything's left.
The right thing to do would be to admit that the archaeologists and historians who say the hill wields religious and cultural value aren't eggheaded quacks who are sticking their noses in city business.
And, the right thing to do would be accept the idea of turning what's left of that desecrated hill into an educational site of which Oxford could be proud.
But, alas, the right thing isn't being done.
So, while we're waiting on the grand opening of our new Sam's Club, let's all take a weekend trip to Moundville.
They did things right there.


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Paced by a 23rd-place finish by freshman Claire Johnson (Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden Prairie), the Valparaiso women's cross country team finished in ninth place Saturday at the 2010 Horizon League Championships in Chicago, Ill.
Valpo totaled 198 points for its ninth-place finish, beating out Green Bay and finishing just 15 points back of seventh place. Butler earned the team championship with 18 points, led by individual champion Kirsty Legg, who crossed the finish line in 17:17.12.
Johnson ran a season-best time of 19:13.97 over the 5K course for her 23rd-place finish, finishing less than 20 seconds outside of the top-15. Fifth-year senior Kelsey Stueland (Tipton, Iowa/Tipton Community [Iowa]) lowered her 5K time for the fourth straight race, running her fastest time as a Crusader as she crossed the line in 19:43.84, good for a 37th-place showing.
Freshman Nicole Zehel (Wixom, Mich./Lutheran Westland) was the third Crusader to complete the loop, finishing in 44th place with a time of 19:59.32. Fifth-year senior Whitney Bowman (Portage, Ind./Portage [Purdue]) covered the course in 20:17.06 Saturday, good for 53rd place, while sophomore Haley Kerlin (Rensselaer, Ind./Rensselaer) rounded out the Valpo scorers with a 57th place finish, crossing the line in 20:26.74.
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The film features all fourteen regular cast members of Glee, plus the Warblers, who perform several numbers which featured in both Season One and Season Two.
The film also features Jane Lynch live on stage instead of pre-recorded material (Lynch's scenes have been deleted and were included on the home release), and Gwyneth Paltrow (in character as Holly Holliday) performing Forget You live. Source
The film was rated PG for "thematic elements, brief language, and some sensuality" by the MPAA.
Ryan Murphy produced the show, and he explained that the film would help bring the live show to a wider audience. He said: "This tour was all about going out and performing for our amazing fans who have supported our show from the beginning, but due to the limited time, there were only so many cities we could get to. We'll be able to bring the concert experience in full three-dimensional glory."
- Dianna Agron as Quinn Fabray
- Chris Colfer as Kurt Hummel
- Darren Criss as Blaine Anderson
- Ashley Fink as Lauren Zizes
- Kevin McHale as Artie Abrams
- Lea Michele as Rachel Berry
- Cory Monteith as Finn Hudson
- Heather Morris as Brittany Pierce
- Chord Overstreet as Sam Evans
- Amber Riley as Mercedes Jones
- Naya Rivera as Santana Lopez
- Mark Salling as Noah "Puck" Puckerman
- Harry Shum Jr. as Mike Chang
- Jenna Ushkowitz as Tina Cohen-Chang
- Curt Mega as Nick
- Riker Lynch as Jeff
- Titus Makin Jr. as David
- Jon Hall
- Jane Lynch (deleted scenes) as Sue Sylvester
- Gwyneth Paltrow (uncredited) as Holly Holliday
- Kellen Sarmiento as Mini-Warbler
- Ryan Murphy (uncredited) as the backstage interviewer
Release dates
As written on the Glee: The Concert Movie Facebook Page
- Argentina - 10/20/2011
- Australia - 08/11/2011
- Bolivia - 09/22/2011
- Brazil - 09/16/2011
- Central America - 09/16/2011
- Chile - 10/20/2011
- Colombia - 09/30/2011
- D. Republic - 09/22/2011
- Ecuador - 09/30/2011
- France - 09/28/2011
- Germany - 09/15/2011
- Holland - 09/01/2011
- Italy - 09/16/2011
- Jamaica - 08/10/2011
- Japan - 09/23/2011
- Malaysia - 08/18/2011
- Mexico - 09/16/2011
- New Zealand - 08/11/2011
- Peru - 09/15/2011
- Philippines - 09/21/2011
- Puerto Rico - 09/22/2011
- Singapore - 09/01/2011
- South Africa - 08/12/2011
- Trinidad - 08/10/2011
- Uruguay - 10/07/2011
Song List
The songs that appear in the film, in order of appearance:
- Don't Stop Believin'
- Sing
- Empire State Of Mind
- Dog Days Are Over
- I'm a Slave 4 U
- Fat Bottomed Girls
- Don't Rain on My Parade
- P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)
- Ain't No Way
- Jessie's Girl
- Valerie
- Firework
- Teenage Dream
- Silly Love Songs
- Raise Your Glass
- Happy Days Are Here Again/Get Happy
- Safety Dance
- Lucky
- River Deep, Mountain High
- Forget You
- I Want to Hold Your Hand
- Born This Way
- Loser Like Me
- Somebody to Love (follows the first set of credits)
The reception were mixed; on Rotten Tomatoes, it has a 61% rating from critics and 66% rating from fans (as of July 6, 2012); the consensus states "The unconverted will remain just as perplexed as ever, but for gleeful Gleeks, The 3D Concert Movie delivers exactly what it promises." Some are saying that it would've done better as a special that aired on thanksgiving weekend. Others saying that they're not a glee fan, but they see what all the fuss is about. Many critics also commented on the overuse of Darren Criss over many of the series regulars.
The fans also have mixed reviews. Though many loved it, many were disappointed that Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) and Friday were left out. I'm a Slave 4 U and Lea Michele received amazing reviews, as did Don't Rain on My Parade.
Box Office
Glee: The 3D Concert Movie grossed a domestic total of $11,862,398 and $18,663,238 worldwide; based on a $9 million budget, this can be considered a success.
Home media
Glee: The 3D Concert Movie was released on December 20, 2011 on Region 1 1-disc DVD and Blu-ray, and 3-disc 3D Blu-ray. The movie was also released as a 2D version, Glee: The Concert. The same formats were also released in the United Kingdom on December 5, 2011.
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