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A new exhibit, "Life Industries," printmaking and sculpture by artist Andrew Au, opens on Friday, Jan. 18, in the Harry Krug Gallery at Pittsburg State University. The exhibit closes on March 7 and the artist will present a public lecture about his work at 4 p.m. in 103 Porter Hall on that day.
Au is a professor of art at the Miami University-Middletown in Middletown, Ohio. His work includes works on paper, printmaking and sculptures. "Life Industries" explores product design and manufactured objects seen as living organisms. His work includes gouache paintings, silkscreen prints and sculptural reproductions to create the feeling of a natural history display.
Au's work has been exhibited across the U.S. and internationally.
The Harry Krug Gallery is located in Porter Hall and admission is free. The gallery is open from 8 a.m. until 9:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday and from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. on Fridays. For more information, call Gallery Director S. Portico Bowman at 620-235-4305.

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MOUNT WASHINGTON - A mother has been indicted on allegations that she allowed her child to be abused or actually caused the abuse herself.
Ashley N. Sneed, 20, was indicted by the Bullitt County Grand Jury on the charge of criminal abuse in the first degree.
This is a Class C felony punishable by 5-10 years in prison.
According to the indictment, on Dec. 17, 2010, her 2-year-old son was taken to the emergency room of Jewish Hospital Medical Center South by the boy's father.
Upon arrival, the boy reportedly had bruises that were inconsistent with the mother's story that he fell on the ice.
After several days in Kosair Children's Hospital, the boy was released.
Det. Scotty McGaha of the Bullitt County Sheriff's Department said that when the story did not match the injuries described by doctors, an investigation was started.
No trial date has been set.
Also indicted was Jenny L. Countzler, 30, of Mount Washington.
According to the indictment, she was charged with sodomy and rape in the third degree. Each is a Class D felony punishable by 1-5 years in prison.
She was charged for allegedly having sexual intercourse with a boy 14 years of age on Dec. 10, 2010.
McGaha said the defendant, who is still in the Bullitt County Detention Center on a $100,000 bond, was concerned that her boyfriend was not paying enough attention to her.
An indictment does not mean guilt or innocence. It only means that at least nine of the 12 jurors felt there was enough evidence to move forward with a criminal trial.
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OTTAWA - The federal government says there is "no issue of public importance" involved in a seven-year battle to lift the shroud of secrecy over the intelligence dossier compiled on socialist trailblazer Tommy Douglas.
Hence, the government says there's no need for the Supreme Court of Canada to settle the matter.
Jim Bronskill, a reporter with The Canadian Press, is seeking leave to appeal the case to the country's highest court.
He has been fighting since 2005 for access to the decades-old, 1,149-page intelligence file compiled on Douglas by the now-defunct RCMP Security Service.
Bronskill's lawyer, Paul Champ, has asked the top court to determine the appropriate balance between protecting national security and the public's right to see historical documents.
However, in its counter-submission to the top court, the federal government maintains the application for leave to appeal is "not about history;" it's strictly a technical matter over how the Access to Information Act should be applied.
"No issue of public importance arises from the decision of the Federal Court of Appeal in this matter. The application for leave to appeal should be dismissed," say Elizabeth Richards and Helene Robertson, counsel for the minister of Canadian Heritage.
Library and Archives Canada, which is now in possession of the file, initially released only 400 heavily censored pages from the file on Douglas, a former Saskatchewan premier, father of medicare and first federal NDP leader. Bronskill went to court to gain greater disclosure.
An additional 300 pages were released in 2011, just before the case was heard by the Federal Court. Even more were disclosed after the court ordered that more should be made public but large portions of the file remain secret.
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service, which replaced the Mounties' security service and advised Library and Archives on release of the Douglas file, has argued vehemently against full disclosure.
Although some information in the file dates back almost 80 years, CSIS maintains uncensored release would reveal secrets of the spy trade, jeopardizing the lives of confidential informants and compromising the agency's ability to conduct secret surveillance.
Federal Court Justice Simon Noel ruled that Library and Archives, in deciding which pages of the file to release, failed to take into account its mandate to make historically significant documents accessible to Canadians. He painstakingly reviewed all the pages in the file and attached an annex to his ruling listing the pages which contained information he believed should be further disclosed.
However, Noel's ruling was curtailed last October by the Federal Court of Appeal, which also struck down his annex.
In its submission to the Supreme Court, the government argues that the only legal issues at stake involve the scope of Bronskill's initial access request and how much evidence a department head must show to justify withholding or censoring information.
"The Court of Appeal did not err and no issue of public importance is raised."
However, in a response filed with the top court, Champ maintains the government "mischaracterizes or recasts" Bronskill's proposed appeal and "never addresses the applicant's argument that withholding these important historical documents from Canadians in perpetuity is an issue of national importance."
"Despite the respondent's protestations, this case was and remains about Canadians' right of access to important historical records held by our national archives," Champ argues.
The uncensored material released so far shows the Mounties shadowed Douglas from the late 1930s to shortly before his death in 1986. They attended his speeches, analysed his writings and eavesdropped on private conversations.
They were particularly interested in Douglas's links to the peace movement and the Communist party.
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The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 was a disaster that reshaped the South. With flooding in 10 states, the river below Memphis reached 60 miles across in some places. Not only was farmland swallowed up, but many poor blacks were forced to work rebuilding levees. With no crop that year, many headed north in what was part of a large migration to urban centers.
Joe McCoy and Memphis Minnie, husband and wife musical partners, were first hand witnesses to the Flood, and immortalized it in their 1929 song "When The Levee Breaks". They were among the players who brought country blues to the cities, paving the way for Muddy Waters and others who would follow.
Led Zeppelin is considered to be the first "heavy metal" band, the loudest and most technical group of the day, and often worked blues songs into their repertoire. Their well known song "Whole Lotta Love" was so similar to Muddy Waters' "You Need Love", that writer Willie Dixon sued them successfully for infringement. Zeppelin's 1971 version of "When The Levee Breaks" includes Memphis Minnie in the songwriting credits. John Bonham's iconic opening drum riff has been sampled frequently in hip-hop and r & b songs. Here are Plant & Page performing the song in 1994:
Bob Dylan was at the leading edge of at least 2 musical revolutions. He was a pioneer in the folk movement of the early 1960's, writing some influential protest songs in a politically charged time. Then in 1965, along with members of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Dylan "went electric", shocking many, but heralding the coming rock era. A prolific songwriter, he does not often cover songs written by others. His 2006 release "Modern Times" features a version of the song he titles "The Levee's Gonna Break", with many of his own lyrics added.
Buckwheat Zydeco (Stanley Dural, Jr.) is one of a few Zydeco musicians to achieve mainstream success. Although he began as a rhythm and blues player, he became enamored of Zydeco after 2 years playing keyboards with legend Clifton Chenier.
With his facility on the accordion, he has the ability to fuse Zydeco with many other types of music. His 2009 version of "When The Levee Breaks" is based on the Led Zeppelin track, and features guitarist Sonny Landreth.
Here are the complete versions of "When The Levee Breaks" tracked through time:


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Benefits of running a JumpBox Deploying an application as a JumpBox provides a dramatically-reduced path to getting started with the software. Aside from installation benefits it yields other advantages such as portability across computing environments and simplified ongoing maintenance of the application. Here are a few of the benefits to using a JumpBox:
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The Azure Code Samples are currently available in English
How to export premium Redis cache by simulating as Azure portal
Export allows you to export the data stored in Azure Redis Cache to Redis compatible RDB file(s). You can use this feature to move data from one Azure Redis Cache instance to another or to another Redis server. During the exporting process, a temporary file is created on the VM that hosts the Azure Redis Cache server instance, and the file is uploaded to the designated storage account. When the exporting operation ends in either a status of success or failure, the temporary file is deleted. Import/Export enables you to migrate between different Azure Redis Cache instances or to populate the cache with data before being used.
There are multiple methods to export redis cache (my previous post about this topic), including Azure Portal, Azure PowerShell, Azure CLI and REST API methods. Since the Azure Portal approach is the simplest one, this post I will introduce a programming method to export Redis Cache by stimulating Azure Portal approach.
1. Azure Account
You need an Azure account. You can open a free Azure account or Activate Visual Studio subscriber benefits.
2. Visual Studio 2015
The tutorial assumes you have worked with ASP.NET MVC and Visual Studio. If you need an introduction, see Getting Started with ASP.NET MVC 5.
4. Azure SDK
The tutorial is written for Visual Studio 2015 with the Azure SDK for .NET 2.9 or later. Download the latest Azure SDK for Visual Studio 2015. The SDK installs Visual Studio 2015 if you don't already have it.
Detailed Steps
- Open developer console on your browser (F12)
- Open the browser to Azure Portal and run the Redis exporting operation as below. To export the current contents of the cache to storage, browse to your cache in the Azure portal and click Export data from the Settings blade of your cache instance.
As you can see, the parameters from json file of request playload are the same as Azure CLI and RESR API methods.
Select one of the invoke calls and view the headers, copy the text after "Bearer"
Collect the related information from Redis Cache overview blade.
- subscriptionId
- resourceGroup
- cacheName
Collect related information from Storage blade.
- storageAccountConnectionString = Settings -> Access keys -> Connection strings
Fill in all the collected infos with source code you downloaded from this page.
const string exportString = "https://management.azure.com/subscriptions/{0}/resourceGroups/{1}/providers/Microsoft.Cache/Redis/{2}/export?api-version=2015-08-01";
Below are some code snippets to form SAS token for Storage Container. ```c# public StorageWrapper(string conn) { this._storageAccount = CloudStorageAccount.Parse(conn); }
public CloudBlobContainer GetContainer(string name) { return this._storageAccount.CreateCloudBlobClient().GetContainerReference(name); } public string GetContainerSas(string name, bool read = false, bool write = false, bool list = false, bool delete = false) { var container = GetContainer(name); container.CreateIfNotExists(); return container.Uri + container.GetSharedAccessSignature(GetPolicy(read, write, list, delete)); } private SharedAccessBlobPolicy GetPolicy(bool read, bool write, bool list, bool delete) { SharedAccessBlobPolicy policy = new SharedAccessBlobPolicy(); policy.Permissions = (read ? SharedAccessBlobPermissions.Read : 0) | (write ? SharedAccessBlobPermissions.Write : 0) | (list ? SharedAccessBlobPermissions.List : 0) | (delete ? SharedAccessBlobPermissions.Delete : 0); policy.SharedAccessExpiryTime = DateTime.UtcNow.AddMinutes(75); // Must be at least 65 minutes return policy; }
Below are some useful links, you will need them before your real action.
Azure Portal: Export Redis to a Blob Container.
PowerShell: Export Redis to a Blob Container.
Azure CLI: Export Redis to a Blob Container.
REST API: Export Redis to a Blob Container.
Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer
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- Store temp files by Azure Blob storage on Azure applications
- How to create Internal Load Balancer for PaaS cloud service
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Recycling of Souls
Directed by Piotr Malecki
Ekon Association in Warsaw is a recycling plant that provides jobs for people with learning difficulties or mental health issues; who would otherwise find it difficult to get work. When you're often excluded from society work is 'A pleasure'. Part of an ongoing series about life in Warsaw.
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Sonic the Hedgehog is 20 years old, but he's not showing it in this hyper-charged release, which takes the spiked one's colourful history and runs it through a blender, with mind-blowing results.
Sega's mascot has had some seriously lacklustre outings since his peak in the mid-1990s, but Sonic Generations puts the focus back to where it needs to be: absolute, maddening speed. The faster you go, the more skilled you need to be to take advantage of each level's different routes, boosts and bonuses, meaning there's no more reliance on just holding the d-pad forward and hoping for a crack at a chaos emerald for your efforts.
The storyline is neither very interesting, nor vital to the experience, but it centres on a plot to undo all of Sonic's previous good works. The resulting time-space-mess forces his past self, represented by the mute young thing of early Sonic games, to join forces with the contemporary version.
This allows the player to tackle each zone - pulled from different Sonic games - in either 2D as classic Sonic or 3D as the modern hedgehog. On top of each core zone stage is a range of challenges. Some, involving the supporting characters, are a tad dull, but the doppelganger races and speed boost trials in particular are well-worth the effort.
The level design is smart, swish and true to the franchise's roots, while retaining enough surprises and pitfalls to punish players for not paying attention while running their courses.
The general rule is to aim high for the best possible route, but achieving it on every map is a real challenge.
Players can customise gameplay to a degree, spending earned points on extra speed and improved footwork, shields, and even access to a very special anniversary Easter egg.
The framerate could jar some eyeballs at first, but the adjustment is quick and painless. Rumour has it that the 3D sections are particularly tasty when viewed on TVs with the appropriate technology.
So, after a long line of forgettable adventures, Sonic has returned with a game that's as fun and as ground-breaking as its great-granddaddy from 1991. There is plenty of life in the old 'hog yet.
Stars: 4/5
Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, Nintendo 3DS
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She made cinnamon rolls from scratch, three of my favorite kinds of quiche (no store-bought pie crusts for her!) and got everything arranged at the church for the service and brunch. If you've hosted a family dinner for 35 people + kids, then you know this not a task for the weak or weary.
As you can imagine, it is not easy to team up with me when hosting a party. Like any insane party planner, I have definite ideas about everything from the cocktail napkins to the placement of the Mac N' Cheese on the buffet. I'm a nut when it comes to parties. If I have a vision, I can't let it go.
Thank you, Mom, for tolerating my 'quirky' (read : crazy) desires (read : demands) and making Emma's baptism so beautiful and special.
Our church is a small church in a small town - it has a real sense of warmth and community within its walls. The families that belong there have been going to the church for generations, nurturing its traditions. The instant I walk into the basement I get hit by the nostalgia of growing up in such a community - rehearsals for Christmas pageants, confirmation classes every Wednesday night and vacation bible school.
On the menu : Quiche (3 varieties), Honey Baked Ham, Spinach & Strawberry Salad, Baked Mac N Cheese, Cinnamon Rolls, Red Velvet Whoopie Pies, Cherry Almond Cupcakes & Sugar Cookie Favors
On each table we placed casual coffee cup arrangements of garden roses, renunculous, hyacinth, magnolia leaves and tulips. More flower details later this week with DIY (here it is - the link to the DIY Flower Arrangements!).
Strawberry & Spinach salad with a poppy seed dressing and pecans.
Red Velvet Whoopie Pies
Cinnamon Rolls with Pecans & Caramel
Cherry Almond Cupcakes
Blush Pink Hydrangea, White Lilac, Quince Branches, Tulips and Garden Roses - More flower details and DIY coming later this week!
Us with Emma's sponsors... and Sam!
Me, Emma & my Grandma Steffens
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CLYBOURNE PARK to Bring Race and Real Estate to The Rep, 1/29-2/24
Winner of the 2011 Pulitzer Prize, London's Olivier Award for Best Play and the 2012 Tony Award for Best Play, Clybourne Park is a wickedly funny and fiercely provocative new play about the volatile combination of race and real estate. Clybourne Park runs in The Rep's Quadracci Powerhouse from January 29, 2013 - February 24 , 2013 and opens on Friday, February 1, 2013.Act One opens in 1959, as a white couple sells their home to a black family (the Younger family in A Raisin In the Sun), causing uproar in their middle-class neighborhood; Act Two finds the same house, in 2009, changing hands again. And, while the stakes have changed over the years, the debate remains strikingly similar as neighbors wage a hilarious and horrifying pitchEd Battle over territory and legacy that reveals just how far our ideas about race and gentrification have evolved - or, have they? Clybourne Park is written by Bruce Norris, and directed by The Rep's Artistic Director, Mark Clements. The cast features Associate Artists Lee E. Ernst and Gerard Neugent, and Rep favorites Marti Gobel, Grant Goodman and Jenny McKnight. The cast also features 2010/11 Rep Acting Intern Greta Wohlrabe, newcomer James T. Alfred, as well as current Acting Intern J.R. Yancher. Clybourne Park is a co-production with Arizona Theatre Company. The Executive Producers for this production are Robert H. and Carol O. Manegold.
"When I first read the truly extraordinary Clybourne Park, it knocked me off my feet. It confronts huge subjects: gentrification, race relations and political correctness, among others," says Director Mark Clements. "It's hard for any play to tackle any one of those things, but to take on so many and to take them on so brilliantly and fluidly without lecturing the audiences - while at the same time being hilariously funny - is an extraordinary feat. I've been looking forward to directing this modern masterpiece all season!"
"Mr. Norris' play is set in a fictitious area of Chicago, but every city in America, and indeed many overseas, has areas of 'gentrification,' including our own city of Milwaukee," added Clements. "This may help explain the extraordinary worldwide success of this play thus far - the only play, incidentally, to ever win the Pulitzer Prize, Olivier Award and Tony Award for Best Play for the same production."
Playwright Bruce Norris wrote Clybourne Park in 2010 as a response to Lorraine Hansberry's 1959 play, A Raisin In the Sun. It portrays fictional events set before and after Hansberry's play, exploring the neighborhood and house in which the central characters of A Raisin In the Sun decide to move. Clybourne Park premiered on February 21, 2010 at Playwrights Horizons in New York; it was directed by Pam MacKinnon.
James T. Alfred (Albert/Kevin) is making his Rep acting debut; regional credits include Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Guthrie Theatre, Denver Center Theatre Company and Penumbra Theatre; he has appeared Off-Broadway at New York's Public Theater, and on the TV shows Boss, Prison Break and ATF; he is an alumni of Cardinal Stritch University; Lee E. Ernst (Russ/Dan), a Rep Associate Artist, most recently appeared in the roles of Mr. Van Daan in The Diary of Anne Frank and Samuel Byck in Assassins; last season he appeared as Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird and Vince Lombardi in Lombardi; Marti Gobel (Francine/Lena), a former Rep Acting Intern (2008/09), most recently appeared as Mrs. Cratchit/Mrs. Oatway in The Rep's production of A Christmas Carol at the historic Pabst Theater; other Rep credits include The Yankee Tavern (2009/10); Gobel is also the Producing Artistic Director of UPROOTED Theatre; Grant Goodman (Jim/Tom) returns to The Rep after appearing as Dr. Givings in last season's In the Next Room or the vibrator play and as Alfred Lunt in Ten Chimneys; other roles at The Rep include Fred in A Christmas Carol and Mr. Darcy in Pride and Prejudice; Jenny McKnight (Bev/Kathy) returns to Milwaukee Repertory Theater where she most recently appeared in In the Next Room or the vibrator play and Ten Chimneys; other roles at The Rep include Speaking in Tongues and All My Sons; Gerard Neugent (Karl/Steve), a Rep Associate Artist, is now in his 11th season with The Rep; he most recently appeared as Jacob Marley/Old Joe/Reverend Waghorn in The Rep's productions of A Christmas Carol and Doug in Gutenberg! The Musical!; Greta Wohlrabe (Betsy/Lindsey), a former Rep Acting Intern (2010/11) whose recent credits include Twelfth Night, Troilus and Cressida and Skylight at American Players Theatre, and Honour at Renaissance Theaterworks; J.R. Yancher (Kenneth), a member of The Rep's Artistic Intern Ensemble, was just seen in The Rep's production of Sense and Sensibility, The Diary of Anne Frank and Assassins; he is a graduate of the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts.
The Creative Team for Clybourne Park includes: Mark Clements (Director/Artistic Director - see bio below); Todd Edward Ivins (Scenic Designer & Projection Designer) a Rep Associate Artist, whose recent designs for The Rep include the scenery for Assassins and Next to Normal, as well as scenery and costumes for Cabaret and Othello; Off-Broadway credits include The Milliner, Fathers & Sons, Time of Your Life and Our God's Brother; regional credits include Walnut Street Theatre Company, 5th Avenue Theatre and Prince Music Theatre; Rachel Healy (Costume Designer), a Chicago-based designer whose designs have been seen at Goodman Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre Company and Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, among many others; her recent Rep credits include The Diary of Anne Frank, To Kill a Mockingbird, Ten Chimneys and Death of a Salesman; Jesse Klug (Lighting Designer) has previously designed To Kill a Mockingbird and My Name is Asher Lev for The Rep as well as the National Tour of The Screwtape Letters; Off-Broadway credits include Second Stage (The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity), Westside Arts (The Screwtape Letters) and 59E59 (Hunchback Variations); regional credits include Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, Goodman Theatre, Victory Gardens Theater and Steppenwolf Theatre Company. Barry G. Funderburg (Sound Designer), a frequent Rep collaborator, has designed Off-Broadway for The Pearl Theatre Company (Wittenburg), regional credits include Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Utah Shakespeare Festival and Actors Theatre of Louisville, among others; Sandy Ernst (Casting Director) is The Rep's Associate Artistic Director, the Artistic Intern Company Director, and has served as The Rep's Casting Director for over a decade; she formerly served as a member of the directing staff and as the Production Stage Manager at American Players Theatre; Bri Sudia (Sign Language Coach) is a member of The Rep's Artistic Intern Ensemble and was recently seen in the ensemble in A Christmas Carol; Jill Walmsley Zager (Dialect Coach) recently returned to Milwaukee from three years as Co-Head of Voice and Dialects and the Company Coach at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco; recent Rep credits include: The Diary of Anne Frank, The Mountaintop, Assassins, To Kill a Mockingbird, A Christmas Carol, Lombardi, Yellowman, Ten Chimneys, Cabaret, My Name is Asher Lev, Laurel and Hardy and The 39 Steps; Laura F. Wendt (Stage Manager) is in her seventh season with The Rep; regional credits include Riverside Theater Shakespeare Festival, American Players Theatre and Nebraska Shakespearean Festival; Kimberly Ann McCann (Assistant Stage Manager) returns for her second show at The Rep; Broadway credits include Curtains; Off-Broadway credits: Bill W. and Dr. Bob, How to Save the World and John Ferguson; Marissa Robinson (Stage Management Intern) is a graduate of Emerson College in Boston, and has previously worked for Anne Bogart's Siti Company; Maggie Ellsworth (Assistant Director) is a 2012/13 Directing Intern, and has received an MFA in Theatre Directing from Western Illinois University; Rep credits include Gutenburg! The Musical!, The Mountaintop, Blues in the Night and A Christmas Carol.
Bruce Norris (Playwright) is a 1982 graduate of Northwestern University with a degree in theater. He began his career as an actor, appearing in productions at Victory Gardens Theater and Goodman Theatre, as well as on Broadway in Neil Simon's Biloxi Blues. He also appeared in film, playing the stuttering teacher in 1999's The Sixth Sense. In the late '90s, Norris committed himself to playwriting full time, moving from Chicago to New York. In addition to Clybourne Park, Norris has written The Infidel (2000), Purple Heart (2002), We All Went Down to Amsterdam (2003), The Pain and the Itch (2004) and The Unmentionables (2006), all of which had their premieres at Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Chicago. His newest play, titled A Parallelogram, premiered there in July of 2011. His work has also been seen at Playwrights Horizons (New York), Lookingglass Theatre Company, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, Staatstheater Mainz (Germany) and The Galway Festival (Ireland), among others. He is the recipient of the Steinberg Playwright Award (2009), and The Whiting Foundation Prize for Drama (2006) as well as two Joseph Jefferson Awards (Chicago) for Best New Work. As an actor he can be seen in the films A Civil Action, The Sixth Sense and All Good Things.Mark Clements (Artistic Director/Director) began his tenure as The Rep's Artistic Director with the 2010/11 Season. He is an award-winning international theater director whose work has appeared in over 100 major theaters throughout Europe and the United States. Recent productions include: Assassins, Othello, Next to Normal, Death of a Salesman, Bombshells and Cabaret at The Rep; Oliver!, Born Yesterday, Great Expectations, Les Miserables (2008 Barrymore Award - Best Production of a Musical) and Of Mice and Men (2007 Barrymore Award - Best Director and Best Production of a Play), all for Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia; The Milliner (Off-Broadway, World Premiere), CSC, New York; My Fair Lady, Copenhagen; The Browning Version (Barclays/TMA Regional Theatre Award) at Derby Playhouse and Blunt Speaking (World Premiere), Chichester Festival Theatre U.K. and Lucille Lortel Theatre, New York. He serves on the National Advisory Board for the Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship Program at Ten Chimneys.Tickets for Clybourne Park are from $10.00 - $65.00 (prices are subject to change). Single Tickets for all of Milwaukee Repertory Theater's 2012/13 productions are on sale. Single Tickets can be purchased online at www.MilwaukeeRep.com, through The Rep's Ticket Office by calling 414-224-9490 or in person at 108 E. Wells Street. Group tickets are also available for purchase by calling Patron Relations Manager Christine Yundem at 414-290-5340.
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· New this year - The Rep is hosting an event called 'Round Six Happy Hour. The event will start with a pre-show reception in Quadracci Powerhouse lobby. The fourth event will be held on Thursday, January 31 and features complimentary appetizers and free beer provided by Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery. The event will also feature live music. This event is sponsored in part by 88Nine. The cost to attend the event is only $20 and includes the show ticket and pre-show reception. The reception begins at 6:00 p.m. and the performance of Clybourne Park at 7:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased online at www.Milwaukeerep.com/entourage/ or by calling The Rep's Ticket Office at 414-224-9490. For more information, please contact Kaitlin Schlick, Marketing Coordinator, at 414-290-0712.
· Matinee Lunch - Join us for lunch and a conversation about Clybourne Park on Wednesday, February 20 from 11:45 - 1:15 p.m. at the InterContinental Milwaukee in Salon A. Cost is $15 per person. Please RSVP by Monday, February 11 to Jennifer Bloomer at 414-291-4790 or email@example.com.
· 2013 Friends of The Rep Fraffle - The Friends of The Rep's annual raffle (aka Fraffle) will be held during the run of Clybourne Park. Prizes include an Arizona winter retreat, an Ozarks condo vacation, subscriptions to The Rep, a historical tour of Milwaukee with John Gurda and a night on the town, courtesy of The Rep. All winners will also receive a one year membership to The Friends of The Rep. Tickets are $5 for one ticket, $20 for six tickets, and $50 for 20 tickets and can be purchased in the Quadracci Powerhouse lobby before each performance of Clybourne Park. Look for the Friends of The Rep volunteers in red aprons to purchase raffled tickets. For more information, contact Casey Harding at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 414-290-0717.


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We call our daughter baby Aria but she's already a "big girl". It's hard to believe she's starting preschool today. It's something my husband Lulu and I have been discussing for a while. We were unsure whether we wait another year for her to go to school and start socializing with children her age on a daily basis. So we finally made the move and Aria is ready and seems excited about school.
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A Tribute to Memory: Krasnoe, Ukraine (Krasna, Bessarabia)
Solovjeva, Z. "A Tribute to Memory: Krasnoe, Ukraine (Krasna, Bessarabia)." Znamja Truda, 3 August 1996.
Translation from Russian to English by Natalya Kornfeld
For every person there is a place in the world which is the dearest and the most precious for him or her. This is the place where this person was born, spend his childhood, and the place where his ancestors were buried. This is what is called the motherland. This place will always be important to a person, no matter what happens with him. For Max and Franciska Riehl, Emma Leinz, Apollonny Kopp, Rosa Krechman, Philip Dirk, Anna-Maria Speicher, Berta Stargart, Adam and Karla Leinz, Lidia Weber and many others such a place, the motherland, is the village Krasnoe (Krasna, Bessarabia).
The society of Bessarabian Germans has been founded in Germany. As soon as this became possible the members of this society made a trip to visit their motherland. From that time on, the descendants of Germans colonists, who built these Bessarabien villages in the early XIX century visit these places every year. The current visit was to the village Krasnoe. They came here to see the newly dedicated German church-chapel. Many of the visitors came with close relatives: children, grandchildren, sisters and brothers.
The original chapel has been built by the first German colonists on the outskirts of the village close to the cemetery. The new chapel has been rebuilt in the same architectural style. The rebuilding was funded by the society of Bessarabian Germans (the chairman of the society is Max Riehl). The construction itself starting from technical drawing and including brickwork, painting etc., was done by Dmitry Bratan and Vicktor Krestinov, people from the village Krasnoe. They worked in the evenings, during weekends and during their vacation days. They gave to the construction not only their time, but also part of their hearts. And the results are that the church turned out to look very nice and attractive.
Archbishop Peter Gnitezky was invited to the ceremony and dedication of the church. He held a mass and consecration of the new church. He spoke to the people of Krasnoe and urged them to obey Christian traditions and ceremonies, and to live in accordance with Christians faith. He told them a Gospel story the moral of which is that all are equal with God, that even the last ones can become the first for Him, if their faith is honest. He urged people to support their faith by their deeds.
Vicktor Krestinov is the director of the first division of sovkhos (collective farm) Krasnoe. He is also one of the main enthusiasts of the reconstruction of the church. He became involved in this reconstruction because he was deeply concerned about the history of his village. He spoke about this when he addressed the people of Krasnoe and the guests of the celebration:
"Dear guests and neighbors! We are gathered here today to commemorate our ancestors, buried in these grounds. As Max Riehl says, we are celebrating their memory regardless of their nationality. Moreover, we are not only celebrating their memory by visiting the cemetery. Today, we celebrate the reconstruction of the chapel, dedicated to the memory of our ancestors. I thank those who helped in rebuilding this chapel, those who are here today and are celebrating with us. I think we can be good friends, just as we were before 1940."
The guests and the local people were mixing, communicating and using a limited number of Russian and German words known by everyone.
As a sign of good will, Max Riehl presented V.F. Gostuhina, the head of the local council, with 1500 German marks. "This is a small donation from the Culture Fund, from the Society of Bessarabian Germans to the people of Krasnoe", said Max Riehl. "Use this money where it is needed most."
Valentina Fedorovna Gostuhina thanked the guests for their contribution. She assured them that the money would be used for a number of community projects.
Local children recited poetry in German. Representing all the residents of Krasnoe, V.S. Lezvinskaya addressed the guests in German: "We are happy to greet you here, on your homeland, the place where some of you spent your happy childhood years. The war forced your parents to leave this place, to go back to your historical homeland. Many years have past and you are once again able to come here, to the village where you were born, to remember your childhood and to pay respect to your ancestors. The chapel that we dedicate today is here to help you in that. As we welcome you now, we shall welcome you for years to come. You can always count on our hospitality and friendship."
For many of the guests this was not the first visit to Krasnoe. Some of them already knew the local people, and were familiar with their troubles and concerns. Emma Leinz from Asbakh brought a present, a wheelchair, for Ekaterina Vasil'evna Rashupkina who had been unable to walk for the past four years. E.V. was very touched by such attention. Klara Hoift was born December 1941, in Germany. This was her second visit to Krasnoe. Two years ago she had come here to see the land that her parents remember as the most beautiful place in the world.
"Did I find paradise here?", says Klara. "No, I did not. I found land burned by the sun. The land that requires a lot of hard work. I understood how hard my ancestors must have worked to make this a beautiful place. I came here for the second time because this is the land of my ancestors and I hope to see it someday the way it was before. The people who live here now work very hard, so I think my dream will come true."
Residents of Krasnoe invited the guests for lunch. The food was served in tents by the house of Dmitri and Natalya Bratan. During the meal everyone shared their childhood memories. The next day the guests visited the old school house where some of them took classes several decades ago. They also visited the new school where the children study now.
To conclude the visit, the guests and the local residents prayed together in the newly dedicated chapel. They prayed for their loved ones, for peace and friendship between peoples.
|Interior of the chapel in the German cemetery at Krasnoe, Moldova. Barbara Volk donated the Lourdes Madonna. The small table on the left was made and donated by Martin Riehl.
|Holy water bowl inside the chapel in Krasnoe, Moldova. It was donated by Maria Dressler Ternes, sister-in-law to Margaret Ternes Cremer.
|The cross was donated by Max Riehl of Germany. The wreath and bow were donated by Margaret Ternes Cremer. The bow reads: "In honor of our ancestors." This is in reference to the Germans buried in the cemetery from the years 1814 to 1940.
|Margaret Ternes Cremer inside the chapel at Krasnoe. The plaque behind her is one of the five which is inscribed with the names of the Germans who fled from Krasna in 1940.
|Krasnoe, Moldova, shown in the background. People in the photo were born in the former Bessarabian German village of Krasna who were resettled in Germany in 1940. There are returning from the German cemetery.
Above Photos courtesy of Margaret Ternes Cremer
|Chapel at the cemetery, Krasnoe (Krasna), Ukraine, May 1997.
|The cemetery at Krasnoe (Krasna), Ukraine, May 1997.
|Mary Lou Leintz Bueling, Wahpeton, ND, native of Mandan, ND, and Michael M. Miller, Fargo, ND, native of Strasburg, ND, in front of the chapel at Krasnoe (Krasna), Ukraine, May 1997.
|United States flag presented to teachers at Krasnoe (Krasna), Ukraine in front of school; far left is Mary Lou Leintz Bueling, Wahpeton, ND, and far right is Michael M. Miller, Fargo, ND, May 1997.


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Everyone — except perhaps Daren Jorgenson — knew his 50-50 business relationship with Ray Rybachuk wasn't going to end happily.
Or easily.
The bun-fight incident was the first hint. At least it was the first public hint the two-year-old Exchange District business partnership between Jorgenson, the former Internet pharmacy entrepreneur, and Rybachuk, the convicted narcotics trafficker, was unbalanced.
In every sense of the word.
The incident happened in early May at their co-owned Royal Albert Arms Hotel when Rybachuk — the big, dark-haired dude who could have been the body double for The Sopranos character Big Pussy — flipped out over his hamburger bun arriving grilled.
Rybachuk, of course, is no pussy. So the tantrum escalated. And in short order, Rybachuk fired the hotel restaurant's lunch-hour shift — the chef, his assistant and the only server.
The bun fight quickly became a social-network sensation.
According to Jorgenson, Rybachuk wasn't supposed to have any say in operating the restaurant or the popular punk-rock and heavy-metal-oriented bar.
It wasn't part of the deal when Jorgenson said he gave Rybachuk half ownership in the Royal Albert and the building next door, for which Jorgenson paid $900,000 six years ago. At the time, Jorgenson said he did the deal on a demand-mortgage basis, without receiving any money from Rybachuk, because he needed him and his construction background to reopen the Albert after a burst pipe flooded the basement.
Jorgenson explained the demand mortgage, in this case, means he can demand payment of Rybachuk's half ownership within 30 days.
But by the time I spoke with Jorgenson about the bun incident, the imbalance in the partnership appeared obvious. Jorgenson expressed regret over the firings but seemed powerless to do anything but give the three former employees generous severance packages.
"Very unique situation I find myself involved in," Jorgenson mused at the time.
But it was a unique situation of Jorgenson's own making, with a business partner whose criminal record also includes money-laundering, assault, obstruction of justice, mischief and, according to a criminal background check, ties to the Manitoba chapter of the Hells Angels.
Finally, on Wednesday, a month and a half after the grilled-bun incident, Jorgenson announced he's had enough.
Worn out by the chaos of the relationship, he wanted out.
Although that's not how he initially positioned it in a brief announcement on the hotel's Facebook page. Jorgenson wrote he had "chosen" to turn in his hotel liquor licence and "leave the bar closed until certain things are dealt with."
Later, pressed for an explanation, Jorgenson went further: "I no longer want to own the building or operate the bar."
He said he'd called the demand mortgage with Rybachuk.
Jorgenson said he expected the process to take some time.
But he pledged if he ends up owning the hotel on his own, "then it will only be sold to someone that will guarantee in writing that it remains a live-music venue."
"I tried my best, but (the Royal Albert) is not where I wanted it to be. It is taking up too much of my time and is frankly a soap opera out of control. It is time for someone else to carry (the Royal Albert) forward. Whoever that person or group is will get a building that has a tremendous amount of improvements to it as compared to when I first bought it."
Jorgenson suggested someone could develop and operate both the Royal Albert and the St. Charles Hotel in a model like the Drake and Gladstone in Toronto. Or maybe Music Manitoba or the Winnipeg Folk Festival could operate it.
I'm told that in the past, CentreVenture has expressed interest in purchasing the Royal Albert, so who knows?
Of course, much of what happens depends on whether Jorgenson and Rybachuk can settle their joint-ownership situation. And whether Rybachuk pays what Jorgenson says he owes him: half of what it's worth.
"If he doesn't pay," Jorgenson said, "then I legally foreclose his 50 per cent interest in the buildings and then sell them."
Wednesday, Rybachuk told me he doesn't owe Jorgenson anything, that his rebuilding of the hotel after the flood took care of his end of the deal. Although, later that evening, the pair appeared to be negotiating via an email trail that Jorgenson forwarded to me.
"You will get paid out your money and we will be brothers," the last email from Rybachuk to Jorgenson read. "That's your guarantee."
Looks like we could be in for another bun fight. Except this time if Ray Rybachuk fires anyone, it will be a lawyer.
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Keeping Your Writing Active
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Suspense, mysteries, and westerns aren't the only genres that need action. Keeping your story filled with action-packed verbs helps the plot to move and helps create a page-turner. Passive voice is only one kind of inactive writing. Selecting inexplicit verbs and deadwood sentence structure also stops authors form creating a moving, active story.
Passive Voice
The English class definition of passive voice is exchanging the positions of the subject and the object in a sentence. In active voice, the subject is doer; it acts on something. Example: The child picked up his toy. In passive voice, the subject receives the action. Ex: The toy was pickedup by the child. Or "The note was signed by him" rather than "He signed the note." In most cases, the subject should carry the action, but on occasion when who did it isn't as important as what was done, then use the passive. "Twenty size children were injured in a school bus accident."
Notice the word "was" in the first example. The "to be" verbs, such as: is, was, are, were, be, been, are usually connected with passive voice. Still, writers should not totally exclude these verbs in their writing. The "to be" verbs are often needed in predicate nominative and predicate adjective sentences, like, "She was beautiful" or "He was quiet. They were soldiers." Though the author is smarter to show her beauty (Her beauty touched him) and show his quietness His silence disturbed her). When those ideas are not the focus of the sentence but only a lead in to something more important, then use the passive voice. Still an author should avoid passive voice when possible.
Passive Writing
Notice the difference in the header—passive voice vs. passive writing. Different forms of passive writing can dilute a good story. Using weak or general verbs, using "deadwood" phrases, and the overuse of predicate adjectives are all forms of writing that keeps the reader from feeling the action of the novel.
Using explicit verbs is an excellent way to improve writing. Rather than say she walked through the doorway, try a word that better describes her movement: bolted, dashed, charged, paraded, moseyed, sashayed, meandered, ambled, glided. Each of these verbs creates a different word picture than the unspecific action of "to walk."
Compare these two sentences. She walked through the doorway with her nose in the air or She sashayed through the doorway, her importance flagging her audience with every sway of her hips. Which sentence paints the more vivid characterization?
Deadwood Kills Action
Another writing problem is using "deadwood" phrases. Some words add nothing to the sentence except length. In Strunk and White's, "The Elements of Style," the authors use these examples: "There were a great number of dead leaves lying on the ground" compared to "Dead leaves covered the ground." Notice fewer words and a more lively sentence. Another example is: "It was not long before he was very sorry that he had said what he had." Removing all the "deadwood" from this sentence gives a clear, concise meaning. "He soon repented his words."
Predicate Adjectives
Predicate adjectives, like "he looked concerned," have their place, but a sentence with the same meaning comes alive and pulls the reader along by using active description as in the excerpt from Upon a Midnight Clear. "He tilted his head, his face taut with emotion. She wanted to touch his unshaven cheeks with her palms and kiss the worry from his eyes. A worry she knew was for her and not for himself. Everything in her cried out to tell him, but she pushed the urge deep inside her, praying this time the pangs would stay there." You can easily see the difference is significant. The first tells he is concerned while the second example shows his concern and how it affects the other character.
Active Writing
As you inject more action into your writing, remember it isn't only doing things and going places. If well-chosen active verbs are used to create vivid word pictures, internal thoughts can be moving and draw the reader into the story as effectively as a car chase scene in a movie.
Improve your writing by avoiding the straight predicate adjectives, by removing the "deadwood" from your sentences, and by selecting the most vivid, descriptive verb to show action. Active writing is even more than using an action verb or filling the narration with descriptive passages. It is grabbing your reader by the hand and pulling them into your plot with compelling and moving narration and dialogue.
©Gail Gaymer Martin 2014
Multi-award-winning novelist Gail Gaymer Martin writes Christian fiction for Love Inspired and has written for Barbour Publishing, where she was honored by Heartsong readers as their Favorite Author of 2008. Gail has fifty-two contracted novels with nearly four million books in print. She is the author of Writers Digest's Writing the Christian Romance. Gail is a co-founder of American Christian Fiction Writers, a keynote speaker at churches, libraries and civic organizations and presents workshops at conference across the US. She was named one of the four best novelists in the Detroit area by CBS local news. She lives with her husband in a northwest Detroit suburb. Visit her website at http://www.gailgaymermartin.com/. Her latest book, Rescued by the Firefighter, released last month from Love Inspired, and Barbour will be releasing An Old-Fashioned Christmas Collection in September. She also has an independent romance mystery, Treasures of her Heart, releasing in June.


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The American Express Platinum Charge Card is more than a cut above most other types of card, and provides a range of benefits that most card-holders can only wish for. For example, you will enjoy extensive travel and lifestyle benefits, lots of special offers and also travel advice and assistance when you need it. You can also enjoy airport lounge access and often, where available, upgrades and even special fares. Additionally, with the American Express Membership Rewards programme, most times you use your card, you'll accumulate points, which you can collect and later redeem for a variety of rewards.
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Bank of Scotland All In One Credit Card provides essentially the same card as Halifax All In One Credit Card, except with different branding, and offers useful features to those wishing to obtain a new credit card, or who wish to transfer balances from store cards or other credit cards. If, in the first 90 days, you transfer your outstanding balances from other credit cards or store cards you'll pay 0% interest for an entire 9 months. All that you pay is a 3% fee, which is likely to work out as far less than you'd pay if you kept the balance on your existing cards.
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E-Platinum Plus is a charge card provided by a company called E-Credit Plus. While it's not a company everyone will have heard of, the E-Platinum Plus card issued by E-Credit Plus does have benefits for some people, particularly for those unable to obtain credit cards elsewhere, for whatever reason. With a lifetime APR of 0% and no credit reference checks, and 100% guaranteed approval, the E-Platinum Plus charge card is therefore ideal for some people. The E-Platinum Plus card could therefore be a tool which those with less-than-perfect credit might wish to use to try and improve their credit record.
Halifax All in One Credit Card provides good all-round features to customers wishing to obtain a new credit card, or wishing to transfer balances from other credit cards or store-cards. Apply online today and if you transfer your outstanding balances from other credit or store cards in the first 90 days you'll pay 0% interest for an entire 9 months. All that you pay is a 3% fee; however, this is likely to work out as far less than you'd pay if you kept the balance on your existing cards. With an attractive APR, the Halifax All in One Credit Card provides is a good card.
The MBNA Business Card with bmi miles is an ideal credit card for those running a business, or operating as self-employed, and is useful for a number of reasons, including helping you to organise your time and business more efficiently. Being able to see all of your credit accounts at a glance and being able to keep track of your business expenditure in one place, it removes much of the administrative hassle and paperwork that usually ensues when running a business. Separating your business expenses from your personal expenses also makes a great deal of sense, and with a low APR and no annual fee, the MBNA Business Card with bmi miles provides a number of useful benefits to business owners.
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With dozens of credit card companies - and hundreds of credit cards - to choose from, the choices can often seem bewildering; from free gifts and special introductory rates to travel discounts and rewards points, the list seems to grow and grow, and you can end up not really knowing if you got a good deal or not; after all, the credit card companies need to make their money somehow, right? Well, the NatWest Classic Credit Card should not be too confusing; offering all the standard features that most people want, plus a very competitive APR, but without a plethora of bells and whistles, sometimes less really is more.
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The NatWest Private Banking Credit Card is a card which offers a discounted APR, and is exclusively for NatWest Private Banking customers. With an APR around 2% lower than the standard rate on other NatWest credit cards, if you're already a Private Banking customer with NatWest then this card definitely offers you a good deal. Alternatively, for those not already a Private Banking customer of NatWest, then you don't need a Rolls Royce to become a member, it's simply a special service, at a cost of a few pounds a month, which aims to provide customers with top-notch service and a range of special benefits unavailable to mere mortals with ordinary accounts.
NatWest offer a variety of credit cards for different needs, and the NatWest Student Credit Card is, naturally enough, designed specifically for students (although anyone aged 18 and over can apply). While there is yet to be a credit card (that we know of) which offers free textbooks and re-reimbursed tuition fees, the NatWest Student Credit Card does offer a few nice features that students may find useful, including discounts on brands such as Firebox.com, kitbag.com and Lonely Planet, as well as the option to pay the monthly credit card bill by direct debit, thus avoiding late fees.
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With a minimum £15,000 credit limit you can guess that the Royal Bank of Scotland Black Credit Card is not your average, everyday credit card. However, although there are, of course, a few criteria, you don't need to be super-rich to apply for this exclusive RBS credit card. Although, the RBS Black Card is generally available only to UK residents aged 25 and older, and who enjoy an annual income of £75,000 or more, if your income happens to be below this, your application may still be accepted so long as RBS are happy you can accommodate the £15,000 credit limit.
The RBS Classic Credit Card is your standard, few-frills, work-horse credit card, providing everything that most people want from a credit card - a reasonable APR, reasonable credit limits, and the security and access to resources that come from a large financial group. So, if you prefer having a better APR than having all kinds of rewards points, benefits that you'll rarely take advantage of, and other perks and frills, then this is a good card for you, and gives you all the tools you need to go about your daily business.
Royal Bank of Scotland offer a variety of credit cards for different needs, and the RBS Student Credit Card is, as the name suggests, designed specifically for students (albeit anyone aged 18 and over can apply). The RBS Student Credit Card offers a few nice features that students may find useful, including discounts with brands such as Firebox.com, Snapfish, kitbag.com, MyMovieStream and Lonely Planet. The ability to settle the monthly credit card bill by direct debit, and thus avoiding late fees, is also a useful feature, and one that is not always available with some credit cards.
Vanquis Bank is a lot different to other lenders, and credit card limits are significantly lower than those of many other lenders. Maintaining a high level of customer contact throughout the life of the account, Vanquis Bank also have higher minimum repayments compared with the majority of other credit card providers, which thus helps customers pay off their credit card balance more quickly. While Vanquis Bank is relatively new, with Provident Financial as its parent, and a long history of success in the home credit industry, you should feel perfectly comfortable signing up with Vanquis.
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I was really afraid this was going to be a DNF for me today. That southeast corner gave me fits. But it eventually came together. I really enjoyed this challenge today. I'm late posting because I'm really not feeling very well today. So I'm going to go back to bed and you all can chat it up in the comments.
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