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The fresh anointing on Apostle Tim Adams, complemented with a vision to propel people into their destiny is touching lives of countless individuals. It is evident that God has called Apostle Adams to challenge the Body of Christ out of normalcy and into destiny. He encourages the church, to find needs and fill them, and find hurts and heal them.
Apostle Tim Adams is the Senior Pastor and Founder of Harvest Ministries Outreach Center in Wadesboro, North Carolina. Harvest Ministries is a multi-cultured, multi-racial church whose focus is evangelism and restoration. Since it's inception in 1999, Harvest has grown from 25 members to now hundreds on a weekly basis becoming one of the fastest growing churches in southeastern North Carolina. Harvest Ministries is complete with a House of Hope Homeless Shelter, along with The Movement Youth Center, Helping Hands Food Distribution, and over 44 in reach and outreach ministries that includes vans and buses transporting people throughout the region. HMOC reaches thousands of people each month with the many outreaches and services offered. Pastor Tim also has planted an outreach ministry in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Apostle Tim attended Ambassador Bible College in Cleveland Ohio and is ordained through World Harvest Church Ministerial Fellowship led by Pastor Rod Parsley of World Harvest Church in Columbus Ohio. The International Pentecostal Holiness Church, and Redemption Church.
Apostle Tim and Harvest Ministries Outreach Center are under the spiritual covering of
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What is an Apostle?
The office and ministry of an Apostle is one of five ministry gifts Christ gives to build and bless His Church as described by the Apostle Paul in Ephesians 4:11-16, "And He Himself gave some to be apostles The following biblical truths are clearly revealed in this passage and the entire New Testament:
All five ministry gifts are given by Jesus Christ Himself to His Church.
All five ministry gifts are needed for the Church to fulfill Her destiny.
All five ministry gifts are to operate until Jesus Christ returns for His Church.
(No where in the New Testament are any of the five gifts limited by time.)
The Church has historically had no problem accepting the ministry of gifts of "evangelists, pastors, and teachers", but even though "apostles and prophets" are equally legitimate New Testament gifts to the Church, there has been a lack of understanding and therefore acceptance of apostles and prophets. Based upon Eph. 4:11, and many other New Testament passages, there should be no more difficulty recognizing and calling someone that the Church recognizes as an "apostle" or "prophet", than calling others "evangelist", "pastor", or "teacher."
The word that is used throughout the New Testament for "apostle" literally means one sent forth from someone on a mission. The New Testament calls "the twelve" Jesus sent forth as "apostles" who had seen Him, and such others as Paul, Silas, Barnabas, Timothy, Epaphroditus, etc., who had not seen Jesus but were sent out later by the Church as apostles (Lk.6:13,9:10, I Cor.9:1,15:8, Acts14:4,14, Rom.16:7, II Cor. 8:23, Phil.2:25, I Thess.2:6, etc.).
The mission that Jesus Christ has sent apostles to do is clearly defined throughout the New Testament and is the same today:
Apostles are sent to take the gospel to unreached people (Rom.15:20).
Apostles are sent to plant or establish new churches
(I Cor.3:10, Eph.2:20).
Apostles are sent to appoint and train church leaders Acts
Apostles are sent to be "spiritual fathers" to ministers/churches (I Cor.4:15).
Apostles are sent to unify the Body of Christ by networking with ministers and churches (Eph.4:1-16, Acts 11:27-30, Rom. 15:25-27, I Cor. 16:1-4, etc.).
Apostles are sent to demonstrate and impart the supernatural (II Cor. 2:12, Acts 4:33, 8:4-7, 14-15, 10:44, 19:6, Rom 1:11, II Tim. 1:6-7).
Apostles are sent to correct false doctrine, sin, or church problems (I Cor. 1:1-16:24, Acts 15, etc.).
God is restoring all five ministry gifts to His Church, including apostles, so His Church can totally fulfill her New Testament mandate and mission today.


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Flintoff great but not always professional - Vaughan
Michael Vaughan, under whose leadership Andrew Flintoff delivered a career-defining performance during the 2005 Ashes, has said Flintoff was a great player to captain but not always a professional one.
"He could be difficult at times, because he is not the most professional cricketer, but with Fred you accept the whole package," Vaughan wrote in his Daily Telegraph column. Flintoff will retire from Tests after the Oval Test but will continue to play in the shorter versions.
"To get the best out of him I used to deal with him on a one-to-one basis," Vaughan wrote. "Fred likes to be loved and he is quite soft at heart. He needs an arm around his shoulder because he does not respond to being ranted and raved at. I would just talk to him and remind him what a good player he was and the impact he could have on the game.
"I always told him to be ultra-positive when he bats because when he was batting well he had a real confidence about him. When he batted badly he would lose that and his demeanour would change. That is why he would call himself a batting allrounder. He loves batting more than he loves bowling."
However Vaughan said Flintoff was not an easy player to deal with behind the scenes. "I wouldn't agree with the theory that he was the heartbeat of the dressing room. He can be jovial and light hearted. He liked the dressing room to be a fun environment and maybe that is why his results under me were pretty good.
"It is true that great teams need great individuals. In 2005 we had two in Fred and Kevin Pietersen. But you can afford to have two individuals only as long as the other nine are solid. If you have three or four who get easily distracted by the star names then it can be a problem. But in 2005 we had strong characters who knew what was required and that allowed KP and Fred to be who they wanted to be."
Flintoff averaged 40.20 with the bat and 27.29 with the ball in 2005 and shared the Man of the Series award with Shane Warne.
Vaughan said he had his confrontations with Flintoff but the two always respected each other. "We had our ups and downs and there were times when I would think about the headaches he caused. We would have debates and confrontation but handling that is the art of captaincy … We have become very good friends and in fact speak more now than we ever did."
Vaughan said while Flintoff's overall stats - he has only five Test centuries and three five-wicket-hauls from a career of 78 Tests - were not impressive, his impact on the team went beyond figures. "I have seen at close quarters what he has brought to he England team over the last few years and also the fans don't care about stats. Also there is no stat that can tell us how many wickets he has earned the guy bowling at the other end."
Vaughan was optimistic about England's future even though he said it would be hard to replace Flintoff. "The constant talk of whether he will play or the balance of the team without him will be over. The management can concentrate on trying to gel a team. They have to decide if they need four or five bowlers and without Fred the keeper, Matt Prior, becomes a huge player. Players like Stuart Broad, Tim Bresnan, Luke Wright, and Chris Woakes of Warwickshire have a chance. This is a great opportunity for a lot of young players but for the moment let's just enjoy one last sight of Fred."

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IHOP Hosting "National Pancake Day" For Children's Miracle Network
If you're a fan of eating pancakes and helping charity at the same time, then you're in luck.
Tomorrow, IHOP is hosting its eighth annual National Pancake Day, with the hopes of raising $3 million for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, including Faxton-St. Luke's Healthcare, in Utica.
Starting at 7 in the morning, customers may receive a free short stack of buttermilk pancakes and also make a donation to the Children's Miracle Network. The event will be held all day, until 10 p.m.
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I have always been fascinated by life. Plants animals and humans are amazing so is bacteria. Lately I have been very interested in DNA.
Did you know that, all living things on earth contain DNA and that all life on earth, contain the same four molecules? The molecules are always paired the same too. The molecules' and the pairings are; adenine (A) is paired with the base thymine (T), or the base guanine (G) is paired with the base cytosine (C).
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Why do we hang stocking by our fireplaces around Christmas time in the first place? That's right, because little children believe that Santa Claus is going to come and fill the stockings with goodies on Christmas Eve! And what would excite your children or grand children more than to see Santa Claus on their stocking?
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Vikings' Kirk Cousins stands up to pressure, but Patriots provide challenge
EAGAN, Minn. -- Before joining the Vikings, Kirk Cousins had plenty of experience running for his life. Last season in Washington, Cousins was sacked 41 times for an NFL-high 312 lost yards.
Now in his first year with Minnesota, Cousins is on pace to be sacked … 41 times.
Cousins already has been dropped 28 times this season, 11th most among NFL quarterbacks. But it could be a lot worse considering Pro Football Focus ranks Cousins as the most pressured quarterback in the NFL.
Overall, Cousins has done a good job despite being under so much duress. The analytics site ranks him as the NFL's fourth-most efficient quarterback when pressured.
The key to remaining poised?
"Keeping your eyes downfield, feeling the rush, not seeing the rush,'' he said. "Throwing with accuracy. Making sure you're still stepping in to throw as best as you can. When you can't step into it, still being able to bring your hips and your shoulders."
According to Pro Football Focus, Cousins has been pressured an NFL-high 201 times this season, roughly 40 percent of his dropbacks. The Vikings, with Case Keenum as the primary quarterback, allowed 220 pressures all of last season. They're on pace for 292 this year.
Vikings right tackle Brian O'Neill said the offensive linemen are committed to protecting Cousins the best they can. But when there are breakdowns, they're relieved at the poise Cousins has shown.
"I don't think there's a lot of thought process for a guy like (Cousins) because he's been doing it at such a high level for such a long time,'' O'Neill said of the seven-year veteran. "He does a really good job of hitting the checkdowns and knowing when he's got to run and knowing when he can kind of sit in there a little more. But we've got to try to keep him clean as much as we can."
The line was solid in last Sunday's 24-17 win over Green Bay. According to Pro Football Focus, Cousins was pressured 19 times, roughly his average during this season, but he was sacked just twice. He completed 29 of 38 passes for 342 yards with three touchdowns and no interceptions and had a season-high passer rating of 129.5.
"(The line) did a great job, and when you're able to go through your reads, step up, have a clean pocket, deliver the throws without any pressure around you, it helps you be more accurate, it helps you be more consistent," said Cousins, fifth in the NFL with 3,289 passing yards and ninth with 22 touchdown passes.
On Sunday, Dec. 2, at New England (8-3), Cousins might not get the same protection he did against the Packers (4-6-1), who lost for the fourth time in five games. The Patriots only have 17 sacks, 30th in the NFL, but have regularly disrupted opposing quarterbacks.
"They're like third in the league in quarterback pressures and knockdowns and things like that, but they have not been getting a lot of sacks,'' Vikings coach Mike Zimmer said. "As I've said many times, sacks aren't the most important thing, it's trying to get pressure on the quarterback. They are blitzing a little more this year than I've seen from them in the past."
The Patriots are tied for fourth in NFL with 12 interceptions and tied for 11th with six fumble recoveries. Cousins' issue with turnovers has been well documented; he leads the NFL with six lost fumbles and has thrown seven interceptions. Defensive pressure has played a role in most of those turnovers.
Cousins' Pro Football Focus efficiency ranking of 68.3 while facing pressure ranks him fourth in the NFL among quarterbacks with 100 or more dropbacks, but Zimmer doesn't need numbers to tell him Cousins has done well under duress.
"I don't look at those stats," the coach said. "Somebody told me about those stats, but I just look at his overall body of work and I like what he's doing, the toughness that he plays with, the competitiveness."


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WHEN the documentary filmmaker Ken Burns announced his plans for a series on jazz, Matt Glaser, a violinist who had played on the soundtracks of Mr. Burn's ''Civil War'' and ''Baseball,'' started pestering him about being included in the new film. Mr. Burns ignored him. Mr. Glaser insisted. Finally he came to Mr. Burns's apartment one night and pressured him into hearing his spiel about one of Louis Armstrong's recordings of ''Lazy River.''
''He came in and did this extraordinary thing, talking and singing while the music was going,'' Mr. Burns said, ''and immediately I knew that we were on to something new, something that had never been filmed before.'' Mr. Burns asked if Mr. Glaser could repeat his performance in front of a camera for ''Jazz.'' Remembering the evening, Mr. Burns said, ''He's making it come alive and I was jumping around in ecstasy and Matt's saying, 'I told you so, I told you so.' ''
''Jazz,'' a 10-night, 19-hour documentary that is one of the most highly anticipated programs of the new television season, is full of moments like Mr. Glaser's, striking concatenations of word, music and image. One of the film's commentators will be citing a piece of music, maybe snapping his fingers to mark off the time and singing the melody and part of a solo to underscore a point. It can seem a bit goofy: seeing and hearing someone sing alone before the camera, a weirdly intimate and separate experience from the way the piece is usually heard. Then the original recording wafts onto the soundtrack, in time with the talking head. And what might have been merely nostalgia or scholarship becomes history.
These convergences might seem serendipitous. But as with jazz, in which years of study are required to reach a level where a performance feels natural and unstudied, Mr. Burns's moments are the product of planning.
''It's a new level of filmmaking, and I had to hold off using it too much,'' he said. ''We're making room for the music and listening to it on a level we haven't before. There are two parallel tracks, and we're performing a quantum act by merging them.''Continue reading the main story
The documentary, which took six years to complete -- and which is already a subject of controversy in the provincial world of jazz -- will be broadcast on PBS beginning Jan. 8. Mr. Burns is calling it the final chapter of an American trilogy that began with ''The Civil War'' and continued with ''Baseball.''
Though he had heard jazz -- he ran a record store in the late 1960's, and his father had been a jazz fan -- he was always more interested in popular music, rock and rhythm and blues. But once he began working on the film, he often found jazz and all of its ramifications overwhelming. ''On a larger level, I began to understand that an instinct I had had about jazz was right, that it was a very accurate prism through which you could see refracted tendencies of my country,'' he said. ''I found what I wanted, but I didn't expect jazz's story to be so rich. On every level -- mythological, sensual, political and social -- it informed me about who we are as a people. I didn't expect to learn so much.''
He was particularly touched by Louis Armstrong.
''He changed my life, he made me a better person,'' Mr. Burns said. ''I had a popular view of Armstrong, but I had no idea how central he was to American music, and simply how great he was.''
''Jazz,'' reflecting the propensities of Mr. Burns and his writer, Geoffrey C. Ward, subscribes solidly to the Great Man theory of history. The film investigates in some depth the lives of Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Jelly Roll Morton, Sidney Bechet, Bix Biederbecke, Billie Holiday, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis and John Coltrane, among others. The biographical stories circle around, repeating and commenting on one another in a cycle leading from the turn of the last century to the present. More than anything, the stories keep leading back to race.
''I'm doing this film because I'm interested in race,'' Mr. Burns said. ''Race is the soul of the country, and nowhere is it more evident than in jazz, where a music came out of the black community and with great generosity was shared with the country.''
Throughout the documentary, race and heroism intersect. For black musicians, heroism was a matter of maintaining elegance and creativity under the constant pressure of demeaning and dangerous laws and practices that could reduce them to the status of children. A commentator quotes Duke Ellington as saying, after an insult, ''I put the energy I would have used in pouting and went off and wrote some blues.'' And the filmmakers have been extraordinarily generous to white musicians, trying to show exactly how difficult it was for them to renounce mainstream white culture and ally themselves aesthetically and emotionally with black culture.
''When Ken asked me about Paul Whiteman,'' said Gerald Early, the black essayist and scholar whose commentary is a major part of the documentary, ''I was a bit stunned, because I didn't want to reduce the argument to 'Well, whites stole everything,' which has already been said. So it forced me to think a bit more about the subject, to look at what sort of work Whiteman had done to get where he was, and the sort of honesty with which he approached his study. Then you find something essentially American in the position of white musicians also.''
Mr. Ward, a longtime colleague of Mr. Burns's who was a co-writer of ''The Civil War'' and ''Baseball,'' said that he dived into the project in part to erase a series of myths that he feels have infected jazz since its inception. ''I hope that the notion that all jazz musicians are the same, human, comes across in what we made,'' Mr. Ward said. ''I try to make these musicians people, black and white.''
Mr. Burns mixes filmed performances and interviews with stills, moving from generalizations about the intersection of culture, music and the American community to specific personal anecdotes. Prominent among the commentators are the critics Stanley Crouch, Gary Giddins and Gene Lees, the historians James Lincoln Collier, Albert Murray and Phil Schaap and the musicians Dave Brubeck, Charlie Haden, Jon Hendricks, Arvell Shaw, Clark Terry and, particularly, Wynton Marsalis.
One commentator tells a story about Ellington's ability to provoke fights between his sidemen, then put them together in a duet, where their anger would bring out an intense performance. As the anecdote is being told, stills show what looks like Ellington doing exactly that.
In the six years Mr. Burns and his crew spent working on the film, they assembled 2,400 stills, 2,000 film clips, 75 interviews and 500 pieces of recorded music.
''It took literally millions of decisions,'' Mr. Burns said. ''This whole documentary is a detective story. We'd go to an archival source and find 40 shots we could use, though we'd only have the place for one. Or we'd hear about some stills and spend months looking for them, only to find nothing. Or we'd find something and the owners would want a ransom, hundreds of times more than we normally pay for things, which was often heartbreaking. Or we'd have to convince somebody. For instance, I pestered Norman Granz, who owns some rare footage of Charlie Parker, and finally he relented and was generous.
''It's hard work, and you never know if you're asking a source the right questions, or if they're holding a gem back for whatever reason.''
AND Mr. Burns had to face the cantankerous world of jazz, where critics, academics and musicians are divided into hostile camps that can make the Balkans seem like a cradle of good will. It's a world that can divide along any number of lines: the relative virtues of white and black musicians; whether swing and blues are central to the music; whether the term ''jazz'' has any real meaning. Some critics can't stand jazz that doesn't subscribe to rules; others feel music that doesn't break rules is worthless. And among these experts there is an almost pathological lack of generosity. Mr. Burns waded right into the middle of all this, choosing which advice to take and which to ignore.
''If we had assembled all our advisers and put them into one room, a fight would have broken out,'' Mr. Ward said. ''It's not a documentary that will make jazz experts particularly happy. There's something missing for everyone.''
For Mr. Early, what was missing was soul jazz: Mr. Burns ignored his suggestion to include this 50's movement that merged elements of black popular music and church culture with jazz, one of the last moments when jazz maintained a large black audience. For Mr. Marsalis, the trumpeter and artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center, who is the documentary's primary talking head, what was missing was an attack on fusion.
''I understand why he treated fusion and the avant-garde the way he did,'' Mr. Marsalis said. ''He let the interviewers deal with it. But if it were up to me I would have taken the movements on.''
In what is likely to be Mr. Burns's most controversial choice, the documentary dwells on the first 60 years of the music, leaving the years from 1960 to the present to be covered in the final two hours, a fact that is already bouncing around the jazz world and angering many. Jazz has exploded with new movements in those 40 years, and if it lost its footing as a popular music, it did not become any less prolific. But the decision, right or wrong, was the result of careful consideration.
''I could have used another 12 hours to cover from 1960 to the present,'' Mr. Ward said. ''We chose to focus on the earlier years and not follow all of jazz's later tributaries. And with Ellington and Armstrong and Bix Biederbecke you have titanic figures, terribly important figures. You have to give them their due.''
Mr. Burns said he saw the modern era, and the definition of a contemporary pantheon, as the province of current critics. ''That being said, I'd hold the final episode as an honorable view of what's gone on,'' he said. ''But I'm not in the business of making judgments about the present. I simply don't know if there are contemporary figures as important as Armstrong or Miles Davis, who belong in the Mount Rushmore of jazz.''
Finally, to the chagrin of many in the jazz world who see him as contentious and narrow-minded, Mr. Marsalis is, in Mr. Early's words, the documentary's Virgil, guiding the audience through the labyrinth of jazz history.
''I met Wynton after a speech I gave at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1991,'' said Mr. Burns. ''It was a meeting of the minds. Later, when he heard that I was doing a documentary on jazz, he told me, 'I'll do anything you need.' In one way he's the backbone of the film.''
Mr. Burns said he didn't worry that Mr. Marsalis's viewpoint would dominate the documentary. ''I choose these influences, but I'm a very strong filmmaker and I want to borrow from all these stories. And finally I make the decisions about what goes into the documentary.''
Mr. Marsalis sees the documentary as yet another way of advancing jazz's cause in its birthplace. ''I just hope the nation embraces the music after watching the documentary,'' he said. ''I would hope that the nation developed a deeper relationship with the music, with something that we all have in common. I hope young people embrace it. Jazz doesn't need to be exaggerated about. The lives of Miles Davis and Louis Armstrong were real; these are great figures. There's a lot to learn there about ourselves.''Continue reading the main story


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Significant Insider Selling in Shares of EPAM Systems (EPAM) Continues
One EPAM Systems insider — Arkadiy Dobkin, Director and Officer — today, disposed of 20,455 shares having a market value of approximately $1,750,216, as revealed in a form 4 document filed with the SEC. There was one insider buy/sell transaction in the past 90 days prior to this transaction which resulted in the sale of 172,045 shares. Adding the most recent activity to this 90-day history indicates insider trades have been net sales of 192,500 shares and have averaged 96,250 shares per transaction over this time period.
The level of buy-sell trading at EPAM Systems is near the 155 member peer company average. The IT Services & Consulting peer group saw 265 buy/sell trades during this period for an average of 1.7 transactions per company. However, the number of shares per buy/sell trade transacted by EPAM Systems insiders is higher. Within the peer group there were 575,292 shares purchased and 17,228,032 shares sold with company insiders disposing of 62,841 shares on average.
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Manufacturers of automatic test equipment (ATE) face two constant and opposing challenges. First, they have to make test and measurement systems that match the faster, higher-frequency circuits of new system-on-a-chip (SoC) ICs and leading-edge boards. Second, they have to do so while cutting test time and costs. The solution to both problems lies in better pin electronics.
Pin electronics interface the devices under test (DUTs) to the rest of the system. These circuits apply the test signals and acquire the test results. Great pin electronics separates the best ATE systems from the rest of the pack. For example, Semtech's Cobalt platform offers lower power, a small footprint, high timing accuracy, small-swing capability, higher throughput, and cost savings.
Cobalt consists of the parametric measurement unit (PMU), which is programmable through the 16-bit digital-to-analog converters (DACs) on each input pin (see the figure). A 16-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC) for each PMU connected to the IVMON eliminates the bottleneck that often occurs in some test systems where multiple pin channels must share a single ADC. The tri-level driver forces two levels (high and low) to the DUT as well as a third voltage for a termination level. It also can be configured to a high impedance state.
The diode bridge represents the active load with ranges of 4 and 40 mA. The driver, comparator, and PMU voltage levels feature an 8-V span over a –2- to +7-V range. Users program the unit by loading the digital-to-analog converter (DAC) and other registers with SET commands in the Semtech PinCast software. A 50-Mbyte/s serial peripheral interface sends programming data to the pin chip.
Settling time is less than 12 µs. The newest Cobalt ICs offer a small voltage swing capability with programmable levels of 25, 50, 100, and 250 mV. They can be configured as single-ended or differential. The programmer driver has variable fall times. All pin electronics circuit elements can be powered on of off individually via the serial interface to optimize system power dissipation, which ranges from 0.8 to 1.55 W per channel, depending upon the model. The super-thin (1 mm), 96-pin quad-flat no lead (QFN) package measures 11 by 11 mm with very low inductance to minimize parasitic loss. All models are pin-compatible.
The Cobalt line consists of six dual-channel devices with differential-mode capability and 16-bit programming DACs. Some models have the PMU with ADC, and some do not. Some models feature the active load, while others do not. The E8400, E8403, E8404, and E8405 are 500-MHz devices, while the E8410 and E8415 are 1-GHz devices. All are suitable for logic testers, mixed-signal test equipment, memory testers, flash testers, ASIC verifiers, and other ATE test heads. Available now, prices range from $46.66 to $64.66 in 1000-unit quantities.
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'Fragile Formation' is a durational performance that is simultaneously a live experiment, exploring the phenomenon of spontaneous self-assembly. In a Petri dish enlarged to the dimensions of a human body, human movement replaces laboratory mechanical mixing and generates dynamic ordering in 600 glass balls. The intimate interaction between the human body and the objects creates a multilayered composition of random sculpture that leaves traces after it has concluded, and provides a dimension of memory and documentation of the passing movement.
'Fragile Formation' is one of the few outcomes of an ongoing multidisciplinary collaboration between artist and scientists, members of the Self-Assembly Science and Art group. The group examines the phenomenon of spontaneous self-assembly: a mechanism that leads to the creation of dynamic order in a given system without any external intervention or hierarchical structure. The mechanism and its manifestations are examined in systems of varying sizes: from molecules, through zoological sociology, to human behaviour, as well as in mixed system.
The joint research which began as part of the Nano Art Lab project initiated by the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, conducted live experiments, performances and video screening in different venues.
Length: 30 min (flexible).
Premier: NanoArt Lab, The Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Dec 2016.
The Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
Habitat III, The UN Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Dev, Quito Ecuador.
Lunada Children's Museum, Beer-Sheva.
The OECD Conference on Urban Planning 201, Paris.
'White Night' event, Beer Sheva.
Suzanne Dellal Center, TLV.
Tmuna Theatre, TLV.
Bloomfield Science Museum, Jerusalem.
Israel National Museum of Science Technology and Space, Haifa
And more…
'Fragile Formation' is planned to be presented in the Tel-Aviv Art Museum as part of an Art and Science event scheduled to take place in April 2018.
Sharona Florsheim
Installation Art:
Tal Yizrael
Nitzan Lederman
Costume Design:
Jul Davidovich
Dr. Jennifer Galanis, Prof. Daniel Harries


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I've done a few blog posts on the importance of your entry area and the 'first impression' or 'tone' you set for your home. Most homeowners think of this area as little as possible because they never use it themselves! But, the entry gives visitors a hint at your personality and what to expect while in your home.
This homeowner purchased an older home and decided to make the entry more reflective of her style, which is comfortable, welcoming, and fresh.
This wasn't a 'bad' entry. But, the front door and brass light fixture were dated and the wall had 3 openings into the formal dining room which was a bit unusual and made furniture placement impossible.
The wall openings were closed in to provide space for a chest, cute chair and a great piece of art from South Carolina artist Teil Duncan. You might think closing in a wall would make an area darker and more constrained, but you can see from the photos the entry actually now looks brighter and more open… and therefore more welcoming.


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I admit it: I had never heard of Michelle Wolf before her prickly performance at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
Of course, I had never heard of Hasan Minhaj either, before he did the dinner last year. Both comedians were more caustic than funny and, for that, I blame Donald J. Trump. I blame Trump for just about everything.
When "Daily Show" correspondent Minhaj took on the WHCA chores last year, he wasn't kidding when he started by saying, "I would say it is an honor to be here, but that would be alternative fact. It is not. Uh, no one wanted to do this. So, of course, it lands in the hands of an immigrant."
No established comic wants to step into the middle of the uncivil war between Trump and the press corps, because there is no way to be funny, no way to win. Trump is such a humorless parody of himself that he makes it impossible to make fun of him without it coming off as mean-spirited. The reason every president before Trump, except maybe Nixon, could be roasted and could give back as good as they got is that they had a sense of humor and the ribbing was good-natured, if barbed. But people hate Trump, so all satire comes off as hateful.
Trump was not man enough to attend the Washington, D.C., dinner last week. Instead he was in Washington, Michigan, at one of his Neverending Ain't I Great Campaign Rallies. So Michelle Wolf, another "Daily Show" veteran, strode into the empty lion's den and proceeded to beard the comb-over lion.
Noting that Trump has been called "a racist, a misogynist or xenophobic or unstable or incompetent or impotent" and doesn't care, Wolf said she figured she could "really get him" by questioning whether he was really rich, which is the only qualification Trump supposedly has for being president.
"Like, I think you might be rich in Idaho, but in New York, you're doing fine," Wolf said. "Trump is the only person that still watches 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire?' and thinks, 'Me.'"
But what a lot of the finger-pointing and back-lashing about Wolf's routine fails to acknowledge is that she was a non-partisan, equal-opportunity insulter.
On Congress: "I'm here to make jokes. I have no agenda. I'm not trying to get anything accomplished. So everyone that's here from Congress, you should feel right at home."
On Hillary Clinton: "It is kind of crazy that the Trump campaign was in contact with Russia when the Hillary campaign wasn't even in contact with Michigan."
On Democrats: "People think you might flip the House and Senate this November, but you guys always find a way to mess it up. You're somehow going to lose by 12 points to a guy named Jeff Pedophile Nazi Doctor."
On Megyn Kelly: "She's so white, cold and expensive, she might as well be the Winter Olympics."
But the ire of the thin-skinned was mostly raised by Wolf's zingers aimed at Trump spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders, sitting uncomfortably close on the dais. First she compared Sanders to Aunt Lydia, the enforcer in "The Handmaid's Tale," Margaret Atwood's tale of a cruel patriarchal theocracy. Then she had the audacity to make a joke about Sanders' kohl-eyed appearance.
"Like, she burns facts, and then she uses the ash to create a perfect smoky eye," quipped Wolf in a mock Maybelline moment. "Like, maybe she's born with it; maybe it's lies."
Several commentators, including broadcasters Andrea Mitchell and Mika Brzezinski, suggested that someone owed Sanders an apology. Seriously? Look (as Sanders begins every response), Sarah Huckabee Sanders has chosen to be the mouthpieces for the King of All Sexist Pigs. She deserves no apology.
Wolf's most biting barb of the night, too true and not too funny, was aimed at the White House press corps itself.
"You guys are obsessed with Trump," Wolf charged. "Did you used to date him? Because you pretend like you hate him, but I think you love him. I think what no one in this room wants to admit is that Trump has helped all of you. He couldn't sell steaks or vodka or water or college or ties or Eric, but he has helped you. He's helped you sell your papers and your books and your TV. You helped create this monster, and now you're profiting off of him."
Yes, Trump is a monster the media created and now he's beyond its control. I bet no one you've ever heard of dares to take on the 2019 White House Correspondents' Association dinner, if Trump hasn't evicted the press by then.
Freelance journalist Edgar Allen Beem lives in Brunswick. The Universal Notebook is his personal, weekly look at the world around him.


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It's been a while since I've sat down and contemplated my struggle with relationships. During my struggles, I felt like I was alone and the only one. It was only through the therapy of writing this blog that I've seen how many other women in their thirties and beyond struggle like I do. I've been blessed to know that I am not alone. I've had the opportunity to talk with some of these women online, in my comments section, on the phone or in person. It's helped to heal my soul and I hope that this blog can do that for them as well. Today, a VERY good friend of mine began to tell me of her recent relationship struggle and my heart literally began to hurt for her. She and I are a lot alike when it comes to relationships and our shortcomings in them. I began to think about it and looked back through some poems that I wrote and one of them struck me. I am not a good writer by any means, but sometimes the words come how they do and I feel compelled to write them down. Anyway, this poem seems to sum up what happens to me in the world of romance and sometimes to my friend too. It's dedicated to her:
Fighting Me
Shadow-boxing in my heart,
Fighting unseen foes.
Deciding who is right or wrong,
Not realizing it is neither.
Searching for a way
Out of the ring.
Wanting to jump the ropes,
But getting tangled instead.
Turning back to the fight
Covered in the sweat of fear.
Flailing at the air
Fighting only myself.
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Final Deadline: January 7 2013
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Lowe: Ten things I like and don't like, including Giannis ruling the game
It's the Greek Freak's time now
Rachel Nichols says Giannis Antetokounmpo is not the "future" of the NBA anymore, his time to shine has come.
And we're back!
Let's bounce around the league for the first time this season.
10 things I like and don't like
1. I, for one, welcome our new Giannis overlord
Holy god. What are you even supposed to do with this guy? Play off of him, and he uses the open space as a runway. If Giannis Antetokounmpo is barreling at a flat-footed defender in the paint, it's over. Your natural instinct — the only thing you can do, really — is to backpedal, and most defenders open their hips in one direction as they do. That gives Antetokounmpo a straight line to paydirt.
Somehow hold your ground, and Antetokounmpo buries his head in your chest, tips you off-balance, reaches up, and lays the ball in over your head.
Press him, and he zips around you. He doesn't even need to blow past you; if he just gets side-by-side, he reaches his arm to a spot you can't, and flicks the ball up.
The only answer is to send help, and that is old hat for Antetokounmpo now. He sees every possible pass, and with arms that long, almost every pass is possible. When Thon Maker is at center and the Bucks slot four shooters around Antetokounmpo, they will get a high-value shot every single time.
He's getting better at everything. His passing advanced last season. So did his rim protection. He has a soft little floater now, and a Dirk-ish slide-back jumper for post-ups late in the shot clock.
He knows how much defenses fear him. He is mastering little tricks that play on that fear — subtle acts of cruel puppetry. Watch how he spooks the entire Portland defense into gearing up for a drive, only to pivot into a handoff that gets Tony Snell a wide-open triple:
Antetokounmpo is thinking one and two steps ahead.
LeBron's place as the league's best player should remain unquestioned until he can't reach peak levels in May and June. But Giannis is coming.
2. The sluggish Nuggets
It's too early to panic about The Curse of the Exiled Powder Blue infecting Denver's offense, but something is amiss. Denver ranks 23rd in points per possession after bumrushing the league last season once they belatedly started Nikola Jokic. The inversion of their shot selection profile from last season to this one suggests a team that has time-traveled back 15 years.
Some of this was inevitable, and will turn as Denver adjusts to new challenges. Teams plan for Jokic's backdoor passing now. Paul Millsap spends more time inside than Danilo Gallinari, his predecessor at power forward, meaning those cutting lanes to the basket are a little more cluttered.
But the early issues go deeper; after all, the Nuggets scored like bonkers when Jokic shared the floor with Kenneth Faried. It looks like the entire team contracted mononucleosis from Juancho Hernangomez. Last year's gleeful creativity is gone.
Denver is crawling at the league's sixth-slowest pace after humming at the seventh-fastest a year ago. Possessions die after one or two actions, and Denver doesn't have the scoring or passing oomph along the perimeter to make do with isolations and impromptu pick-and-rolls. Gary Harris pulls up one dribble early. Emmanuel Mudiay can't shoot from anywhere, or defend anyone. Jamal Murray's 3-pointer remains theoretical. On one stagnant trip against Charlotte Wednesday, Mason Plumlee attempted a post move. It went badly.
The whole team is barfing up turnovers. Start calling Phoenix-area hair salons!
3. Oklahoma City, splitting you
The Thunder have had predictable hiccups integrating three stars on offense. For everyone but the Warriors, this is a real problem.
One fun solution: have two — Russell Westbrook and Paul George — screen for each other off the ball in a Golden State-style "split" action.
A tap from George is enough; Westbrook explodes to top speed so fast, he needs only the teensiest crease to rampage to the rim. He has long had dormant potential as a lethal cutter.
Smart teams will switch the Westbrook-George dance, but George is ready:
He sniffs out the switch, and slips to the rim before Minnesota can toggle assignments. George has been a savvy off-ball mover since he arrived in the NBA.
Oklahoma City is too talented to scuffle for long. They are feeling out the Westbrook-George and Westbrook-Carmelo Anthony pick-and-roll combinations — how defenses will respond, and the best counters to those responses.
The Thunder's real issue: finding the fifth guy to play alongside their core four. No defender is ever going to be in Andre Roberson's ZIP code; dude is air-balling free throws. His minutes are down. There will be no place to hide Alex Abrines on defense against good teams. Jerami Grant has played zero seconds alongside the Westbrook-George-Anthony-Steven Adams quartet, and Billy Donovan may consider any lineup with George as the nominal shooting guard a little too big. I'd try it — with Grant or Patrick Patterson. Raymond Felton is … Raymond Felton.
Oklahoma City needs another rotation guy — badly.
4. The random veering of Nerlens Noel
Noel is the only big man who regularly apparates out of position:
That almost looks like a jump cut. Kosta Koufos doesn't even mean to bait Noel with that bogus handoff, but Noel rushes at the ball like a cat chasing the laser pointer.
This kind of stuff drives cantankerous, old-school, stick-to-the-freaking-scheme coaches insane. Noel is a serial gambler. He wins more bets than any man his size should, and it looks incredible when he does.
But the bad beats outnumber the improbable steals. Noel might be a massively impactful defender if he learns to modulate the aggression.
Boy, do the miserable Mavs need it. Dallas ranks 28th in points allowed per possession, and they can't rebound anything.
Their level of investment in Noel has wavered since he turned down their four-year, $70 million offer. He had barely logged any minutes alongside the Dirk Nowitzki–Harrison Barnes combo before Rick Carlisle started that trio in a home-and-home against Memphis. Noel played 12 minutes in Monday's blowout loss against the Warriors. (Foul trouble resulting from his wayward, no-chance reaches hasn't helped.)
Fitting the Barnes-Nowitzki-Noel trio is a challenge, but the Mavs need to try to make it work with Noel. It's not as if they are teeming with young, mobile bigs.
5. Caris LeVert, contortionist
LeVert presents one classic young player dilemma: The process looks much better than results. LeVert maps the floor at a sophisticated level. He understands how defenses rotate, where open teammates should be, and how to manipulate all the chess pieces with his dribble. He moves with an arrhythmic, buffering stop-and-start that confounds defenders.
None of that matters much if you shoot 38 percent overall, and 14 percent from deep.
But his method of finding those shots — and generating them for teammates — is so intriguing, and so damned smart, that you wager on those shooting percentages catching up as LeVert gains experience.
He is especially clever in tight spaces — a whirling blur of fakes, spins, and semi-blind wraparound dishes.
LeVert can get a little too daring — almost arrogant. He tries impossible passes, and stops the ball now and then to launch off-the-bounce midrangers. Defenders are already ducking under picks against him, and ignoring him off the ball.
But the raw material of a solid starting wing is here.
6. The old West standbys, not going anywhere
We know the Spurs are never going away, but it is mildly surprising how easily they rolled three quality teams (and the Bulls) without Kawhi Leonard. Something lit a fire under LaMarcus Aldridge's ass; he's shooting almost 60 percent on post-ups, and grinding on defense. Rudy Gay is providing solid minutes at both forward positions — and even some spot time at center in Miami on Wednesday. Dejounte Murray is a menace. Slow-Mo Anderson is tea-timing his way to buckets. Brandon Paul is a plus defender already.
You look at the roster, and it's almost hard to figure out how in the hell the Spurs are doing this — again. Some of their greatness is hard to see. It exists in the absence of small mistakes other teams make a dozen times a night. The Spurs make a few, but the difference between a few and a dozen adds up to a handful of points — the difference between a win and a loss.
Watch Manu Ginobili and Danny Green negotiate this artful bit of switchery:
That DeMar DeRozan drive is a common method of attack against a fronted post; ball handlers use the post-up almost as a two-man screen, knowing they'll have daylight behind it.
Quashing that gambit requires pinpoint synchronization. It has to be perfect. It has to be instant. Any gap results in an open shot. Some teams blow that. Ginobili and Green, with so much shared knowledge between them, nail it.
Look how nonchalantly Murray and Green defang this fake Kyle Lowry-DeRozan pick-and-roll — Toronto's version of a two-man ruse you see across the league:
The margin of error for the defense there is paper thin. One false step — one confused pause, one slight lean the wrong way — and Lowry is drilling an open triple, or watching DeRozan drop the hammer. The Spurs don't flinch.
I remember debating the Pau Gasol signing with a Spurs official two summers ago. I was underwhelmed. He was astonished anyone could feel that way about even the creaky, aging version of Gasol. "He knows how to play," the official said. He kept repeating that. He seemed confused that I didn't find "knowing how to play" a super-compelling reason to sign someone.
But you get it when you see it in action — five guys who know how to play, working from the same script. They don't foul. They leave the right shooters open, never the wrong ones. They move the ball to the right place, at the right time.
Maybe the Spurs err a little too far toward "knowing how to play" at the expense of athleticism and other talents. Maybe that places a ceiling on them in playoffs. But it also wins a gargantuan number of games, every damned year.
Meanwhile, Memphis is starting two fringe NBA players in Andrew Harrison and Jarell Martin. That is not an exaggeration; the Grizzlies reportedly told Martin they were going to cut him in camp! How many fans had heard of James Ennis III — another starter! — two years ago?
And yet here they are, 4-1, with wins over Golden State and Houston. They find hard-playing, tough guys who make you earn it every night. They've got something in Dillon Brooks on a weirdo bench unit. Chandler Parsons is moving more like a human, and less like a mummy. Tyreke Evans is bombing 3s. (This won't last.)
More than anything, they lean on the low-wattage, high-IQ brilliance of Mike Conleyand Marc Gasol, entering decade No. 2 of their dribble handoff tap-dance duet. They take care of the ball — Memphis has sported one of the league's 10 lowest turnover rates for five seasons running — and wring something from every possession. They are calm and precise amid the hothouse of crunch time.
Gasol is defending and rebounding at a high level again. He looks like a cast member from "300."
7. Atlanta, maybe overdoing it?
The Hawks have dialed back the trapping frenzy those Al Horford-Millsap teams deployed to swarm ball handlers, snare turnovers, and (in theory) run open shooters off the 3-point arc.
They should dial it back even more.
Like, what is the point of trapping a Spencer Dinwiddie–Trevor Booker pick-and-roll 25 feet from the hoop? It's not Stephen Curry and Draymond Green! If Dinwiddie or Booker wants to launch, just let him! That's a way better outcome than harassing Dinwiddie, and unlocking an easy corner 3 for Joe Harris — an actual good shooter — two basic passes away.
Opponents have jacked 35 triples per game against the Hawks, the second-highest mark in the league. The Hawks have yielded 10 corner 3s per game, second most overall.
This is not a new problem. About 35 percent of enemy shots came from deep last season — the fourth-highest such share. No team allowed more triples during that magical 60-win campaign in 2014-15.
This style amounts to chasing defensive perfection. Softer schemes concede open midrange jumpers. This mania, if executed cleanly, can take away everything.
That can (sometimes) work when you have the collective wingspan of Milwaukee's starting five. It can work with Horford and Millsap, two of the league's fastest and handsiest bigs — and a smart cast of veterans flying around behind him.
It will not work as well with Mike Muscala, Ersan Ilyasova, and untested kiddos. Perfect becomes the enemy of good.
Atlanta has long understood the risks. "We did not like giving up all those 3s," Mike Budenholzer, Atlanta's coach, told me two seasons ago. "It's a constant battle: You can't put pressure on the ball like we do without exposing yourselves a bit."
8. Golden State, revisiting something good
Psst … Golden State is back to opening most second and fourth quarters with a lineup of Klay Thompson, Andre Iguodala, Shaun Livingston, Kevin Durant and David West. It is unfair to run that group out against opposing second units. It is huge and switchable on defense, with two legit offensive superstars and four guys who can post up mismatches.
That lineup is plus-4 in 35 minutes so far. It blitzed opponents by more than 13 points per 100 possessions in 167 minutes last season before Steve Kerr went away from it in mid-January
The Warriors are smart to give it another look.
9. Domantas Sabonis, being mean
Would you look at what happens when a large human with some skill does more than stand around the arc delivering dribble handoffs and trembling in fear of missing any shot off a pass from Russell Westbrook!
Sabonis has rediscovered the paint, and he's cramming all over fools. He dunked 15 times all last season; he's up to four after just five games in Indy. Sabonis has effectively played center next to Thaddeus Young and T.J. Leaf while Myles Turnerrecovers, and those guys cede the lane to him. He's slinking into open space on the pick-and-roll, and making plays — short jumpers, and mean-spirited drives to the rim. He's shooting 58 percent!
The go-go Pacers zoom into side pick-and-rolls before the defense can gird itself to keep Darren Collison and Victor Oladipo from slicing into the middle, and bouncing easy pocket passes to Sabas:
Hanging around the rim has reawakened Sabonis' offensive rebounding; at this rate, he'll grab more before Thanksgiving than he did all of last season.
There are downsides, of course. Almost any lineup with Sabonis at center will struggle on defense; the Pacers rank 29th in points allowed per possession. He has played only five minutes alongside Turner — all in the ludicrous speed opener against Brooklyn — and it's unclear how those two fit. They each shoot well enough to make it work on offense, but juggling assignments on the other end might be tricky.
Still: Indy has to be thrilled with the early-season play of the Paul George return.
10. CJ Kilometres
Oh, Matt Devlin, you clever, coiffed wordsmith. I am 100 percent in favor of this metric system nickname for Toronto's new bench gunner, flinging up 13.5 triples per 36 minutes — an audacious, giddy number no rotation player has even approached over a full season. Kilometres doesn't even care if he's facing the basket when he catches the ball; he'll twirl around — in mid-air, mind you — and heave that sucker up.
What in the hell has gotten into the staid Raptors? The Drakes are pulling 36 triples per game after averaging only 24 attempts from deep last season. The corresponding decrease has come almost entirely from the midrange area; the Raptors haven't (so far) sacrificed shots at the rim or free throws transforming themselves into the Rockets of Canada.
This is part personnel, and part Dwane Casey coaching outside of his comfort zone to reinvent an offense that craps the bed every postseason. Kilometres is at the center of it, bombing away as part of a delightful five-man bench mob.


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Private investigators would have to be SIA-badged by now, but for the Coalition governments change of heart about regulation.
Private investigators would have to be SIA-badged by now, but for the Coalition government's change of heart about regulation, it appears from the minutes of the SIA board meeting of July 28, released this month.
According to the minutes, downloadable from the SIA website, Chief Executive Bill Butler told the July meeting that the SIA would have liked to address the regulation of PIs earlier. The planned roll out for licensing private investigators would have meant an offence date of October 1, 2011. However, the Home Office had halted work and funding on this project in 2010 due to uncertainty as to the future of the SIA.
A Home Office minister's response to a Parliamentary Question set out the Government's current position; "Any regulation of private investigators which is brought into force before [the transition to a new regulatory regime by the end of 2013] will be included in the transition to the new regime."
According to the minutes, 'in the light of current concerns' - presumably meaning the News of the World scandal including hire of a private investigator to 'blag' phone numbers and other confidential but newsworthy data - the Home Office asked what would be required to commence licensing of PIs. The minutes went on: "We have pointed out that arrangements for licensing, including skills, had been agreed but currently there was not the training capacity available as this had not been commenced once the decision to stop the project was taken.
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"The board discussed how some form of licensing might be introduced at an early stage and agreed that the government would need to be responsible for funding any work required for regulating the PI sector. Any change to regulation would also need to be considered against the current moratorium on small business regulation."
As reported in the November print issue of Professional Security, badging of PIs, while apparently dead due to the Coalition government stance to abolish the SIA, is at least on the agenda again; though any outcome awaits the Leveson inquiry into the News of the World phone hacking scandal.
Separately, as a clue to how the service sector is doing in the economy, Bill Butler in his chief executive's report said that there were 718 approved contractors, 53 revoked, 108 being processed. "New application rates holding up well although liquidations remain high."
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WEST FORK – Fifteen Junior and Senior students from West Fork High School have received the honor of being members of the Junior Bank Board. They applied to join and then had to be nominated by their teachers in order to become members. Every third Wednesday, the group meet to learn how to take care of personal finances and get some practical financial information. The students are guided in the academic arena by school sponsors Ashley Fulmer and Josh Cook. The members include Skylan Branson, President; Ashley Good, Vice President; Amy Snowden, Secretary/Treasurer; Han- nah Bowerman, Ruthy Peoples, Morgan Hawthorn, Riley Franklin, Jassa Ferrell, Dylan Harrison, Josh Ferrell, Karli Helder, Lauren Lichty, Caitlynn Moses, Faith Castleberry and Paula Ortiz. "It is a fun way to enlighten us, high school students, in the realm of finance and banking," Hannah Bowerman said. "It is a good experience to have that knowl- edge for my future. JBB is worthwhile." Economics is a required course for all high school students entering as fresh- men for the 2011-2012 school year. For those students already in the upper-level classes, the board offers a way to pursue their interests in finance and make business connections within the …Read More...
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