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Fenofibrate is used together with a proper diet to treat high cholesterol and triglyceride (fat-like substances) levels in the blood. This may help prevent the development of pancreatitis (inflammation or swelling of the pancreas) caused by high levels of triglycerides in the blood.
This medicine is available only with your doctor's prescription.
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In addition to its helpful effects in treating your medical problem, this type of medicine may have some harmful effects. Results of large studies using other agents that are similar to fenofibrate seem to suggest that fenofibrate may increase the patient's risk of cancer, pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas), gallstones, and problems from gallbladder surgery. Studies with fenofibrate in rats found an increased risk of liver and pancreatic tumors when doses up to 6 times the human dose were given for a long time. Be sure you have discussed this with your doctor before taking this medicine.
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Pancreatitis may occur while you are using this medicine. Tell your doctor right away if you have sudden and severe stomach pain, chills, constipation, nausea, vomiting, fever, or lightheadedness.
This medicine may increase your risk of having gallstones. Check with your doctor right away if you have severe stomach pain with nausea and vomiting.
Serious skin reactions can occur with this medicine. Check with your doctor right away if you have any of the following symptoms while using this medicine: blistering, peeling, or loose skin, chills, diarrhea, itching, joint or muscle pain, rash, red skin lesions, often with a purple center, sores, ulcers, or white spots in the mouth or on the lips, or unusual tiredness or weakness.
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Want iPad market share to plunge below 50% next year
We don't need "industry sources" to tell us Intel and Microsoft are actively encouraging computer makers to offer Windows 8 tablets - or that there will be a host of these machines announced before the year is up.
Intel, in particular, needs to promote its chippery, especially now that rival processor platform, ARM, owns almost all of the tablet CPU market at the moment, and that Microsoft, acknowledging this, is releasing a version of Windows 8 for ARM chips.
It'll be called Windows RT. 'RT' stands for 'Real Time', apparently.
But here's a thing: both Wintel giants have allegedly set themselves the goal of pushing Apple's share of the tablet market to below 50 per cent by this time next year - specifically, the middle of 2013, say Taiwanese contract manufacturer moles cited by DigiTimes.
Good luck, guys, but that's not what market watchers reckon. Gartner and IHS iSuppli, to name but two, reckon Apple's share won't drop below 50 per cent until 2015 or 2016.
And it'll lose out to Android far more than any other platform. Indeed, Gartner last week forecast that Microsoft's OS will lie well behind both Android and iOS come 2016, shipping just over 4m units, compared to almost 130m Android tabs and 170m Apple devices that will ship in the same timeframe.
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The Ice Capades
Requiem for the ice carnival.
In Hannah and Her Sisters, Woody Allen is kvetching about Nietzsche's theory of eternal recurrence, which says we're doomed to repeat the same life over and over. "Great," Allen moans, "that means I'll have to sit through the Ice Capades again." Woody needn't fear any longer. The Ice Capades is dead. America's most glorious ice carnival, which barnstormed civic centers for nearly six decades, vanished about five years ago. That its death has gone largely unreported is puzzling. For all its aesthetic shortcomings—namely, graying ex-Olympians mingling with men in Smurf costumes—the last thing the Ice Capades would want to be remembered as is retiring and unobtrusive.
The Ice Capades began life as halftime show. In 1940, John H. Harris, a Pittsburgh rink owner, noticed that his hockey crowds swelled when he booked a figure skater to perform between periods. Harris envisioned an ice carnival that would entertain crowds in rinks across America. He hired professional skaters, comedians, clowns, jugglers, barrel jumpers, and swarms of scantily-clad chorus girls. With a Ziegfeldian stroke, he dubbed these girls … the Ice Ca-pets! A 1942 souvenir program lists the pets' vital statistics with Playboy-like precision: "Their average age is 20 years; average height 5 ft. 3 ½ inches; average weight, 116 pounds. There are 21 blondes, 24 brunettes; 2 with black tresses and one auburn-haired in the group."
For the early Ice Capades shows, Harris borrowed liberally from vaudeville. A performance might begin with an Olympianlike Megan Taylor gliding out for a dramatic ice-borne interpretation of Tchaikovsky. Then the Ice Ca-pets would swoosh to lighter fare like "Our Dutch Treat" and "Pan Americonga." Between numbers, producers would unveil one of the show's beloved stock characters. In the 1940s, that meant Joe Jackson Jr., the vaudevillian, performing his tramp bicycle act. Decades later, the star was the singular "Mr. Debonair" (Richard Dwyer)—a lothario who glided to the edge of the rink to present a female spectator with a dozen roses.
The ice carnival was a smash. In an early notice in the Pittsburgh Press, the critic Kaspar Monahan bridled at the skaters' sultry movements but admitted that "on steel runners these vulgarisms become something approaching art."The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette pronounced the troupe the "upper crust of rinkdom." The Ice Capades had achieved the same nirvana sought by Broadway showmen like Florenz Ziegfeld: exhibitionism married with all-American kitsch. Deborah Brandt, a former Ice Ca-pet, pinpoints the duality when she says, "This was a Las Vegas revue on ice for families."
After decades of magnificent box office, the pitiful decline of the Ice Capades began in the 1980s. Desperate to whip up spectacle in an age of cartoons and video games, Ice Capades producers piled on decades' worth of pop detritus. Souvenir programs listed numbers ranging from "The Explosive Russian Cossacks" to "Hey, Kids, Meet the Snorks!" The 1997 show included nods to The Pink Panther,West Side Story, Rocky IV, the Macarena,Goldfinger,All Dogs Go to Heaven,andSister Sledge. The show's deus ex machina was an entrance by a skater dressed as James Bond who had fireworks spewing from his body.
Meanwhile, the Ice Capades faced a deeper problem: Figure skating had become too respectable. The brilliance of Olympians Dorothy Hamill and Scott Hamilton convinced the public that figure skating was a legitimate sport that deserved its own stage. No longer would they suffer the antics of the cartoon characters to see the Olympians perform. Nor would the Olympians: Hamilton joined the Ice Capades in 1984, then bolted to found Stars on Ice, a tour that showcased Olympic-style skating. Champions onIce formed a similar tour that allowed skaters to maintain their amateur status. "From then on, skaters could earn money, lots and lots of money, by being themselves," says the journalist Christine Brennan. "They didn't have to jump out of birthday cakes. They didn't have to be Goofy or Dopey." Meanwhile, Disney on Ice, which featured both Goofy and Dopey, lured away the wide-eyed pre-adolescents.
By 1990, the Ice Capades was bleeding money; in 1991, its parent company filed for bankruptcy. Out of the desert emerged Dorothy Hamill, who bought the Ice Capades at liquidation sale. She borrowed millions to stay afloat before selling the company in 1994 to Pat Robertson,the 700 Club evangelist. At first, Robertson seemed like an ideal custodian. His media empire included Mary Tyler Moore's production studio and the Family Channel, and he hoped the Ice Capades could cross-pollinate and regain its former luster. In 1996, the show partnered with MGM and launched a 64-city tour. Robertson's son, Timothy, announced with great fanfare that the Ice Capades would mount a Cinderella-themed TV special in China's Tiananmen Square. But America yawned. Faced with half-empty arenas from coast to coast, Robertson's cronies cancelled the tours and dismantled the Ice Capades forever.
Like other civic-center pleasures—the Harlem Globetrotters, the Lipizzaner Stallions—the Ice Capades was synthetic to its core. It promised no athletic competition, no thrills, no variance from Birmingham, Ala., to Halifax, Nova Scotia. Its death has not exactly upset the figure-skating world. The Olympians moved on to other tours, and Mr. Debonair lives in semi-retirement in California. In the end, the Ice Capades was slight and ephemeral. It only felt eternal.


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Life Insurance Companies Gets Technical Coverage as They Shake Up Operations in Increased Premiums Environment
Jan 16, 2013, 08:00 ET
LONDON, January 16, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
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Companies in the life insurance industry could be in for a solid 2013, as life insurance premiums are predicted to rise both this year and next. Globally, life insurance premiums are projected to increase by approximately 3%, according to a recent Swiss Re study. Several companies in the industry like, MetLife Inc. (NYSE: MET) and Genworth Financial Inc. (NYSE: GNW), have also been taking steps to improve their businesses by divesting non-core assets, growing their presence abroad and securing top executives to head up operations. See how the following companies, Genworth Financial Inc.(1), MetLife Inc.(2) and Prudential Financial Inc.(3), which are in the Life Insurance industry have been performing over the past years and how they are expected to perform in 2013. Sign up now for free at
MetLife's recently completed the sales of its bank deposits for $6.4 billion. This move follows the company's move away from the home loan segment last year as MetLife continues to recalibrate to its core insurance business. MetLife will be releasing its Earnings report on February 13th, 2013.
Genworth Financial has also been selling non-core holdings with the aim of refocusing on its core business. The company has been considering alternatives for two of its non-core businesses which include an international division that offers lifestyle protection insurance. It is planning to boost this business value with the objective of selling it in the next few years.
Asia and Latin America have been a specific focus for a number of life insurance companies of late, as countries such as India and Brazil offer great growth potential. A lack of health protection for many individuals combined with a growing affluent population in the aforementioned countries is fuelling demand, and those that can service that demand could see sales and profits rise.
While the industry looks poised for a solid year, there are a number of industry specific challenges. Competition in the industry remains spirited, and with interest rates remaining low, returns on funds held have been an issue for some like Prudential Financial Inc. (NYSE: PRU). That being said, a recovering economy in the U.S. coupled with strong foreign demand could lead life insurers higher this year.
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Paul knows the people in Colossae are facing many religious and philosophical options, none of which are neutral. Notice Paul doesn't say, "Just add Jesus to what you already believe," or, "Factor Jesus into your philosophy," or, "Include Jesus in this or that ritual." The claim that "Jesus is Lord" does not allow that. If Jesus is Creator, Sustainer, and Redeemer of all creation, then all other teachings must give way. All people must bow before Him and only Him.
3 So it comes down to this: since you have been raised with the Anointed One, the Liberating King, set your mind on heaven above. The Anointed is there, seated at God's right hand. 2 Stay focused on what's above, not on earthly things, 3 because your old life is dead and gone. Your new life is now hidden, enmeshed with the Anointed who is in God. 4 On that day when the Anointed One—who is our[a] very life—is revealed, you will be revealed with Him in glory! 5 So kill your earthly impulses: loose sex, impure actions, unbridled sensuality, wicked thoughts, and greed (which is essentially idolatry). 6 It's because of these that God's wrath is coming [upon the sons and daughters of disobedience],[b] so avoid them at all costs. 7 These are the same things you once pursued, and together you spawned a life of evil. 8 But now make sure you shed such things: anger, rage, spite, slander, and abusive language. 9 And don't go on lying to each other since you have sloughed away your old skin along with its evil practices 10 for a fresh new you, which is continually renewed in knowledge according to the image of the One who created you. 11 In this re-creation there is no distinction between Greek and Jew, circumcised and uncircumcised, barbarian and conqueror,[c] or slave and free because the Anointed is the whole and dwells in us all.
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At least two plans are on the table in Osage Beach to help improve the traffic flow west of Rt. KK with the objective of motorist safety and improved economic health for several struggling businesses.
At least two plans are on the table in Osage Beach to help improve the traffic flow west of Rt. KK with the objective of motorist safety and improved economic health for several struggling businesses.
Several aldermen along with city staff have devised a sketchy plan to build an overpass near Key Largo Road. And MoDOT has offered an equally preliminary plan to build a slip ramp (similar to an outer road) parallel to the Expressway from the dead end of Osage Beach Parkway west to Y Road.
The city of Osage Beach held a workshop Thursday night to unveil its plan and to see first hand what MoDOT proposes. Aldermen and staff were set up in a different format in the center of the council chambers surrounded by an estimated 75 interested visitors.
Aldermen, staff and two MoDOT engineers first discussed the complexities of designing a ramp that would ensure safety and reopening thru-traffic west of Rt. KK. Then Dave Sylvester with MoDOT's Jefferson City headquarters and area MoDOT engineer Bob Lynch detailed that agency's plans for a slip ramp.
After the work session closed, the audience had a chance to ask questions of any of the proposals.
Everyone who spoke had a different perspective not only on the proposals, but also on the economic problems on the west side and the need for improved signage along the Expressway and Osage Beach Parkway.
Sylvester assured everyone that MoDOT is willing to do what it can within the parameters of the regulations to improve signage. He also told the board of aldermen a decision needs to be made soon if the city wants MoDOT to pursue the slip ramp option.
MoDOT has promised business owners west of Grand Glaize Bridge, especially those west of Rt. KK, that an eastbound acceleration lane will be built by Thanksgiving from Key Largo merging with the Expressway. Sylvester said if the city wants to share in the cost of the $3 million slip ramp then plans for the Key Largo acceleration lane will be put on hold.
Sylvester said he would take the city's idea back to Jefferson City so a model can developed to determine its feasibility.
Cost to build a diamond exchange in the Key Largo/Lazy Days Road area is estimated at between $8 and $15 million, with the city and MoDOT splitting the cost. A slip ramp would cost about $3 million with the city, MoDOT and cost share funds paying for the construction.
He also said MoDOT would not install traffic lights at Key Largo because of safety reasons. In fact, he said the traffic signal at Highway 54 and W Road northwest of the lake will be removed in the near future.


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Marian Finucane Saturday 26 July 2014
Live stimulating mix of news, interviews, reports and discussion.
This is the weekend that was supposed to see Garth-mania breaking out across Dublin, until the gigs were finally cancelled two weeks ago.
Yesterday afternoon, in the US, tickets went on sale for the Chicago concert in September that is now going to be the NEW first gig of Garth Brooks' comeback world tour. 10 shows in total went on sale and sold out yesterday.
We have two tickets to give away this morning to one of the Chicago concerts - on September 5th and Aer Lingus have given us two return flights from Dublin to Chicago and you and a friend will stay in a four-star hotel provided by Sunway.
We're looking for Ireland's most disappointed Garth Brooks fan to tell us this morning why they're are the most deserving winner of the prize.
Text us right now on 51551 to tell us why you are Ireland's most disappointed Garth Brooks fan. Or you can phone and leave a short message on 1850 715 150. We'll be talking to a few of you on air later during the programme.
This is the link to the article Marian mentioned about Putin from the Newsweek website
Harry McGee political correspondent with The Irish Times talks to Marian about Dana's brother John Brown cleared of five sexual abuse charges
Jason Byrne joins Marian to chat about the Vodafone Comedy festival and his up and comming show in the Edinburgh Festival
Marian talks to Jonathan Hehir CFM Group (City Financial Marketing Group) Insurance Brokers, Nicola Levear who needed her travel insurance while away and journalist Philip Nolan.
Dr Michael Mosley who is a regular contributor to programs on the BBC, has recently written about his U-Turn on saturated fats and joins Marian to tell her why and Philip Nolan rejoins Marian in studio to talk about his dramatic lifestyle change and subsequent weight loss catalysed by a diagnosis of Type II diabetes last February
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When the group got together in late November to kick off the holiday season, hubby used his mum's recipe for a favorite dessert, Welsh cakes. Cooked on a griddle, they are flat little treats, about two inches in diameter--the size of a regular cookie, but not as sweet. Lots of butter, some sugar, the somewhat crumbly texture of a scone. Delicious!
Rub butter into flour. Add other dry ingredients. Add beaten egg and a little milk if necessary. Rest mixture in refrigerator for a little while [about one hour]. Roll out and cut into rounds 3/8 inch thick. Cook on griddle on one side. Turn over and repeat.
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Jessica Mitford, in full Jessica Lucy Mitford, (born Sept. 11, 1917, Gloucestershire, England—died July 23, 1996, Oakland, Calif., U.S.), English-born writer and journalist noted for her witty and irreverent investigations of various aspects of American society.
The fifth daughter of the 2nd Baron Redesdale, Mitford grew up in England with her brother and five sisters, one of whom was the novelist Nancy Mitford. She moved to the United States in 1939, became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 1944, and began to write in the late 1950s. Her first published book, the autobiography Hons and Rebels (1960; U.S. title Daughters and Rebels), is an entertaining account of her childhood, her eccentric family, and her early adult life. Mitford's second book, The American Way of Death (1963), a caustic examination of unscrupulous practices in the American funeral industry, became a best-seller. Her long-standing interest in civil-rights cases found expression in the book The Trial of Dr. Spock (1969), an account of the famous pediatrician's trial on conspiracy charges for antiwar activities during the Vietnam War. Kind and Usual Punishment: The Prison Business (1973) is Mitford's critical examination of the American prison system. In 1992 she published The American Way of Birth about the state of American obstetrical care. A Fine Old Conflict (1977) is mainly an account of her experiences as a member of the U.S. Communist Party in the 1940s and '50s.


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The Missouri State Highway Patrol has filed charges against the drivers in two separate one-vehicle crashes that occurred over the weekend.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol has filed charges against the drivers in two separate one-vehicle crashes that occurred over the weekend.
David A. Lagneau, 33, of Gravois Mills has been charged with three counts of felony second degree assault, two counts of child endangerment, no insurance, failure to drive on the right half of the roadway resulting in a motor vehicle accident, no seat belt and no child restraint times two.
Lagneau was the driver in an accident Friday afternoon on Purvis Rd. near Laurie that resulted in injuries to his sons, Drew, 6, and Mason, 4. The two boys received moderate injuries and were transported by helicopter to Lake Regional Hospital in Osage Beach. The third passenger in the vehicle was Ashley Woodard, 24, of Gravois Mills. She and David Lagneau received serious injuries and were taken by helicopter to University Hospital in Columbia.
According to the Highway Patrol, no one in the vehicle was utilizing a seat belt or other safety device. The crash report also stated that the Lagneau was driving the Dodge B1500 at a high rate of speed.
John Dehahn, 20, of Camdenton has been charged with driving while intoxicated and failure to maintain the right half of the roadway in a one-vehicle crash that occurred in the early morning hours Sunday on N. Hwy. 7 in Camden County.
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WSJ Opinion Highlights The Problems Of 'Permission Culture'
from the that's-not-how-the-world-works dept
The copyright thicket is a growing frustration among writers and editors. One editor of a popular literary anthology (who asked to remain anonymous for fear of reprisals from publishers) confirmed that many publishers pursue illusory short-term profit at the expense of both profit and art. By demanding fees that most people won't pay, they forsake free advertising for the artists they claim to protect....Woodlief talks about his own experiences trying to quote a single eight-word line by songwriter Joe Henry in his recent book, and the fees were simply ridiculous:
Further, this editor noted that one reason literary anthologies and college-course syllabi have replaced classics with less edifying sources like newspaper articles and diaries is simply that major artists in the American literary canon are too expensive to procure en masse, if not totally off limits. The estates of William Faulkner and Ernest Hemingway have historically restricted which stories can be used in anthologies, which means that students often have a narrow exposure to two of our country's finest writers.
But in dollar terms, some decisions by copyright holders, rather than optimize the artist's revenue and distribution, insure the opposite. When I asked to use a single line by songwriter Joe Henry, for example, his record label's parent company demanded $150 for every 7,500 copies of my book. Assuming I sell enough books to earn back my modest advance, this amounts to roughly 1.5% of my earnings, all for quoting eight words from one of Mr. Henry's songs.Now, there are some problems with the article, some of which are aptly pointed out by Christopher Harbin. For example Woodlief suggests that copyright is about guaranteeing income to creators, when it's actually about creating incentives for creators to add to the public domain. He also takes issue with the lack of recognition of the overall benefit of the public -- and no mention at all of fair use. Specifically, Harbin points out that with Joe Henry this is a clear fair use situation:
I love Joe Henry, but the price was too high. I replaced him with Shakespeare, whose work (depending on which edition you use) is in the public domain. Mr. Henry's record label may differ, but it's not clear that his interests --or theirs--are being served here. Were they concerned that readers might have their thirst for Mr. Henry's music sated by that single lyric? Isn't it more likely that his lyric would have enticed customers who otherwise wouldn't have heard of him?
One line from one song that doesn't hurt the market of Joe Henry's song is fair use, bud. You don't need to seek permission because you own it already. Joe Henry doesn't get to control every use of his work, only unfair ones.While I agree with Harbin that this should be fair use, the unfortunate reality these days is that publishers won't touch such quotes without permission being granted. It's almost impossible to find a publisher these days that would sign off on even that snippet of eight words, claiming that they don't want the liability of a lawsuit. I've had this discussion a few times with authors and publishers, and they all say the same thing: due to the potential liability of a lawsuit, even if it clearly does appear to be fair use, it's just not worth using the quote. In fact, we discussed this point here last year, where we wrote about an author who had to drop an entire section of a book, because of a few short quotes. Clear fair use... but his publisher wouldn't touch it. So I'd say Harbin goes a little too far in suggesting this is a purposeful omission by someone who wants to deny fair use. It seems more likely that Woodlief is accurately describing the state of the industry today, where threats of lawsuits have made permission culture the norm, even in cases of obvious fair use.
And that's where this "permission culture" has brought us. It's eating away at fair use. It's eating away at creativity. It's eating away at education. It's eating away at culture. And very, very few people seem to recognize how far it's already gone.


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Ruth Mick made track history for Lipscomb University over the weekend becoming the first member of the program to qualify for the NCAA Regionals.
Mick won the women's 800-meter run at the Atlantic Sun Conference Championship at the National Training Center in Clermont, Fla. She ran a school record and personal best 2:15.20 in the race. Mick will compete in the NCAA Regionals in Knoxville, Tenn., May 26.
"Ruth is running faster than ever," said first-year Lipscomb cross country and track coach Karen Robichaud. "We're going to try to get her down to 2:09 so she can maybe look at going to the nationals.
"She has such an amazing work ethic. She has pushed herself to reach her potential. It is very rewarding to coach her."
Mick, a senior from Zelinople, Pa., is majoring in environmental science. She is the female winner of the James R. Byers Award for 2006, the top award given annually to a male athlete and a female athlete at Lipscomb. Mick has also excelled in the classroom as a member of the Atlantic Sun All-Academic Team.
"She is very intrinsically motivated," said Robichaud. "She has such a relationship with God. She feels that he has given her ability, and she wants to maximize it to His glory.
"She is very positive. She talks to herself during a race. That positive disposition and the fact she is so goal-oriented helps her."
Also posting a personal best in the 800 meters were Elizabeth Schall, finishing third with a time of 2:16.77, and Jill Dyer, the sixth place finisher with a time of 2:20.19.
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Tead Off wrote:I think the reality of tea has nothing to do with what one believes to be true or false. History is always an interpretation according to the viewer's background and point of view. Once the viewer is questioned, a different point of view comes about.
If we look at India as a culmination of culture and tradition, I dare say it is a disaster there. No where will you find more filth, dilapidation, and human poverty as well as a system put in place by religion that keeps the average man in place and continues this madness. The sheer amount of corruption and dirty dealing that goes on there is not unique to India but is an overwhelming fact of life visible for anyone to see. If you are a romantic, and a seeker for some utopian vision that you've read about, India can offer myriads of entertainment in this field. Culture is a man-made product. You don't need it to enjoy a nice cuppa tea. You only need some basic tools to make the drink, the rest is pure entertainment and speculation in one's mind. Whatever is in this moment can never have anything to do with what came before. It is only our thinking that links up all these chains of so-called cause and effect. But, this kind of conversation is better left for face to face discussion over some nice tea.
India is all that you say.
Nevertheless, it also is one of the world's centers of learning, art and science, and has more beauty - both natural and man-made - than most places on earth. Several world religions have been born there (and there are theories that even Christianity has been strongly influenced by religious believes and philosophies of India). I have spent about two years in India, and yes, it drove me mad at times, and i don't think i could live there (and stay somewhat sane).
Anyhow - i do disagree with the idea that whatever is in this moment has anything to do what came before. All that we are has been shaped by what came before, and even and especially this communication here, based on a language that was developed over ten-thousands of years.
Tea itself came into being because a distant ancestor of ours decided to use it as a natural medical herb. Taoist believes transformed tea into a thing that is also beneficial to the mind. Tools and ceremonies were developed to improve this experience, and with it different methods to process tea from the raw material picked from the trees into the finished product. In Japan Zen had a major influence in the particular way of Japanese tea appreciation. Korean culture left its own brand on Korean tea, and since the Brits developed their way of tea, both tea has shaped British culture, and British culture has shaped tea. We can say the same thing about Africa, and the middle east, and Russia.
Tea, and tea ware are not just a natural product, but a mixture of a natural product, and how man improved it - both in a materialistic sense, and philosophically.
With each cup of tea, we don't just drink pure entertainment - but a long tradition, accumulated wisdom and abilities of hundreds of generations of humans.
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Levy, a junior from Kingston, Jamaica, set new season NAIA top times and placed first in all three events she ran at the Iowa State Open in Ames, Iowa, on Jan. 21. Up against several NCAA Division I competitors, her 60-meter dash clocked in at 7.38 and topped a field of 46 runners and her time of 24.14 in the 200-meter dash bested a total of 65 participants. Levy was also part of the Lady Bison 4x400-relay team that took first place with a time of 3:42.09.
Thurban, a sophomore and native of Topeka, Kan., broke a personal and school record in the pole vault at the Nebraska Wesleyan Invite on Jan. 20. Her mark of 12' 1 ½" put her in second place at the event and tied Kellie Fegter of Concordia (Neb.) and Evan Shimanek of Oklahoma Baptist for the top pole vault in the NAIA this season.
The next Athletes of the Week will be announced on Feb. 1.
Track Nominees: Tyler Sloan, Baker (Kan.); Melyssa Cardenas, Oklahoma Christian; Stephanie Uher, Dakota State (S.D.); Obsie Birru, Grand View (Iowa); Breanna Mathes, Morningside (Iowa); Latanya Nation, Wayland Baptist (Texas); Erika Heston, Aquinas (Mich.); Kourtney Ellingboe, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.); Kristen Ostrem, Evangel (Mo.); Ellerie Lagerhausen, Ashford (Iowa); Alex Weathersby, Missouri Baptist; Jessa Sughroue, Doane (Neb.); Abby Niederklein, Hastings (Neb.); Allix Miller, Indiana Wesleyan; Danielle Brenon, Houghton (N.Y.); Abigail Torian, Indiana Tech; Tamika Irvin, Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.); Hannah Kinberg, Nebraska Wesleyan; Abby Jahn, Illinois Tech; Christine Sheppard, Southwestern (Kan.); Gabby Nystrom, Judson (Ill.); Rachael Dean, Saint Xavier (Ill.); Hilary Halford, St. Francis (Ill.).
Field Nominees: Evan Shimanek, Oklahoma Baptist; Lauryn Camp, Grand View (Iowa); Talitha Robertson, Davenport (Mich.); Megan Glisar, Morningside (Iowa); Haley Fischer, Ashford (Iowa); Shelby Meier, Doane (Neb.); Audrey Youren, College of Idaho; Morgan Bradford, Clarke (Iowa); Larissa Wilden, Mount Mercy (Iowa); Katie Ostlund, Oklahoma Christian; Taylor Byron, Siena Heights (Mich.); Cora Tatum, Indiana Tech; Tara Cockerill, Briar Cliff (Iowa); Rachael Dean, Saint Xavier (Ill.); Whitney Theisen, Illinois Tech; Abby Griffith, Hastings (Neb.); Kelly Klusmeyer, Central Methodist (Mo.); Sarah Beck, Eastern Oregon; Mandy Bostwick, Southwestern (Kan.); Sarah Dede, Judson (Ill.); Chelsea Rimington, St. Francis (Ill.).
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An article in the online website TheHill this morning suggests that Newt Gingrich is narrowing the gap with Mitt Romney in Florida, one day ahead of that state's crucial primary. It bases that assertion on the two most recent polls that have Romney's lead over Gingrich down to single digits. The first poll, by InsiderAdvantage, has Romney beating Gingrich by just 4.6%, 35.7-31.1%, with Santorum and Romney back in the pack at about 12%. The second poll, PublicPolicyPolling's daily tracker, has Romney up 7%, 39-32. That's not much of a change from the previous PPP tracking poll – but it does show a closer race than the double-digit lead almost every other poll has given Romney in previous days.
Even if Gingrich is enjoying a late surge in Florida, however, it will almost surely be too little, too late, given that about a third of polling respondents say they have already voted, and among those Romney leads by double-digits, at about 45-33%. That means Gingrich is going to have to beat Romney by some 5% or more in votes cast tomorrow just to pull even. At this point, I don't see that happening.
If the race is tightening, however, it may at least make tomorrow a more eventful day (and even worth live blogging!) But why would Gingrich suddenly reverse a week-long trend in which every poll consistently showed Romney's lead growing into double digits? Without a sufficient explanation, I tend to think the InsiderAdvantage poll is an outlier. Note that it shows Gingrich beating Romney among Hispanics, 42.4-29%, something I haven't seen in any other Florida poll this week; they all show Romney winning the Hispanic vote. Moreover, PPP has consistently shown this to be a closer race than have the other surveys, and in this sense their latest poll suggests no real change.
Of course, if Gingrich is closing the gap, he might have to thank everyone's favorite Mistress of the Moose Sarah Palin. As she did before the South Carolina primary, the former Alaskan Governor has been on the air in the last several days urging voters to prolong the Republican vetting process by voting for Gingrich in Florida. Saturday on Fox's Jeannine Pirro show Palin told viewers to: "rage against the machine at this point in order to defend our republic and save what is good and secure and prosperous about our nation…We need somebody who is engaged in sudden and relentless reform and is not afraid to shake up the establishment. So, if for no other reason, rage against the machine, vote for Newt, annoy a liberal, vote Newt, keep this vetting process going, keep the debate going." Although she stopped short of formally endorsing Gingrich's candidacy (something her husband Todd has already done), it's clear she is uncomfortable with the pressure the Republican establishment has been exerting to close ranks behind Mitt.
With Herman Cain's endorsement of Newt yesterday, following Rick Perry's before the South Carolina primary, it is clear that Newt has positioned himself to become the Tea Party populist anti-establishment candidate. There is more than a little irony in this, given that Gingrich spent the bulk of his political career in Washington, DC, including four years as House Speaker. That's about as establishment as one can get. And yet it is a reminder that much of the Tea Party remains deeply skeptical of Romney, who they view as closely linked to the economic Wall St. royalists that they associate with the housing market collapse/bank bailout. For his part, Gingrich has been only too happy to adopt the insurgent's role, no matter how against type he would appear to be. Whether it will be enough to keep his candidacy going remains to be seen. It depends, in part, on whether Santorum will drop out and, if so, does he follow Perry and Cain and endorse Newt? (Although I should note that in Florida, at least, at least half of Santorum's supporters list Mitt as their second choice!)
What about it Rick? Will you rage against the machine and testify on Newt's behalf?


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The decision to use native user interface toolkits on each platform has made it all the more difficult to deliver the Mac and Linux versions of Chrome. Several people wondered why Google didn't just use Qt from the get-go, which would've made the whole process a whole lot easier. Goodger explains that Google "[avoids] cross platform UI toolkits because while they may offer what superficially appears to be a quick path to native looking UI on a variety of target platforms, once you go a bit deeper it turns out to be a bit more problematic." Your applications end up "speaking with a foreign accent", he adds. In addition, Goodger claims that using something like Qt "limits what you can do to a lowest common denominator subset of what's supported by that framework on each platform."
As for the Linux version, Google initially thought that a Windows clone would be acceptable, since Chrome itself is already such a fast application. However, the people working on the Linux version of Chrome made a case for using Gtk+ instead, and Google went with that option. Since Chrome is open source, it could still be possible that a Qt version will be developed independently of Google, of course.
When it comes to the Mac version, Goodger explains that the plan there has been to develop a native version all along. "A Windows-clone would most definitely not be acceptable on MacOS X," Goodger says, "where the APIs for UI development are highly evolved and have many outstanding features. So that's always been the plan there."
The Mac version is coming along nicely, and Google hopes to deliver both the Linux and Mac versions somewhere in June.
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Local eateries expect to be busy Sunday
Although LaGrande Pizza & Subs is not offering any specials this Super Bowl Sunday, it is sure to be a fun environment for friends to enjoy the game and some food.
LaGrande manager Shannan Peachey said Sunday is usually a busy day for the business, but this Sunday should see a bit of an increase.
"We don't really run any specials, we do get a nice crowd in here anyway," she said. "A lot of friends will come in and sit at the bar andwatch it, but nothing too crazy here. Usually business as usual, plus a little extra."
While there is no guessing at the number of people who will actually come in to dine and watch the Broncos battle the Seahawks in the Super Bowl, Peachey believes there will probably be a spike in deliveries.
"We'll probably have more deliveries for hot wings and boneless wings," she said. "I'm sure those orders will probably increase, but it'll be pizza and appetizers for most people (in the restaurant) I'm sure."
Owner of Al's Woody's, Allison DuBois, said they usually see an increase in their carryout and delivery orders, and they are running a special this year for carryout and delivery.
The special is one 18-inch, 3-topping pizza and 10 wings for $24.99.
For the full story, see the Saturday, Feb.1 edition of the Wapakoneta Daily News.


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CREST Program Overview
Electrons of energy beyond about 2 TeV have never been detected in the flux of cosmic rays at Earth, despite indirect evidence of their presence in at least one supernova remnant (SN 1006, from observation of non-thermal x-rays). The detection of high energy electrons at Earth would be extremely significant, yielding information about the spatial distribution of nearby cosmic ray sources. Electrons lose energy rapidly as they propagate through the Galaxy, due to synchrotron losses in the galactic magnetic fields and inverse Compton interactions with the cosmic microwave background radiation. Consequently, a 1 TeV electron observed at the Earth would have to originate within a distance of less than 1 kpc. If high-energy cosmic-ray electrons originate in supernova shock acceleration processes, as is the current paradigm for cosmic rays in general, there would be few known supernova remnants within the requisite distance from which these particles could originate. The spectral shape of high energy electrons should, therefore, be strongly effected by the number of nearby sources, and their distribution of distances. Conversely, if no such features in the high energy electron spectrum are observed it will call into question our understanding of cosmic ray sources and propagation.
Current and past electron detectors, typically flown by high altitude balloons, have been limited in their ability to study high energy electrons by their short exposure times and small apertures. To date, no measurements have been made at energies greater than 2 TeV. We propose a radically different approach to the detection of electrons of energies between 2 and 50 TeV (and beyond). With an ultra-long duration (100 day) balloon flight of an array of BGO crystal detectors (the Cosmic Ray Electron Synchrotron Telescope, or CREST instrument), we will detect the synchrotron photons generated at x-ray energies by these electrons in the Earth's magnetic field. Several such photons will appear in characteristic linear arrangements in the crystal array, yielding a clear signature with little background. This technique results in a substantial increase in the acceptance and sensitivity of the apparatus. Simulation studies indicate that with a 100 day flight of a 2 × 2 m2 crystal array, as many as 250 such electrons will be detected with energies greater than 2 TeV, with an expected background due to random alignment of non-related signals at the level of only 1 event.
We propose to carry out this program of measurements in three phases. First, we will fly a small prototype instrument on a conventional balloon from North America to validate the techniques and measure all backgrounds. Next we will carry out an LDB flight of the full instrument, providing a 'pathfinder' measurement of high energy electron spectra. The culmination of the CREST program will be a full 100 day mission in Antarctica with the full sized instrument.


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Stack's/Bowers 6/2013:1061, $23,500 - "Wright" Collection
Stack's/Bowers 2/2015:1167, not sold
Usibelli Collection - Heritage 1/2014:5135, $9,106.25
Ron Guth: The Indian Cents from the first half of the 1870's are the easiest to find from that decade, but they are not as common as dates in the 1880's and 1890's. In terms of availability, the 1870 is roughly equal to the 1871-1875 dates. Mint State examples are available by the hundreds, mostly in the Red-Brown grades. According to the PCGS Population Report (as of July 2011), the finest MS Brown examples are two MS-65s. In Red-Brown, the finest examples are 4 MS-66s. In Red, the finest 1870 Indian Head Cents are 4 MS66s.
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Your home heat is gone. You've just discovered your heating system may be off for several days. It's cold outside; the inside temperature is dropping, and you have a first class emergency on your hands. What can you do?
Your first concern should be to conserve body heat. Keep your household warm while you provide emergency heat. The simplest solution to this problem is to dress warm or perhaps get in bed.
Safety is of paramount importance in a heating emergency. Few (if any) Americans have frozen to death in their homes in recent times. Many have perished from burns, smoke inhalation or carbon monoxide poisoning. Loss of home heat constitutes an emergency, but it needn't result in tragedy.
Handling a heating emergency, once immediate requirements for body heat are met, can be broken down into five steps:
What kinds of heating devices do you have that can use readily-available fuel such as wood, coal, electricity, gas or oil? Perhaps you have a space heater; perhaps a stove or an electric, gas or oil heater. Do you have a camp stove? Don't overlook the oven in your gas or electric range. If the fuel is available, turn the range on and open the oven door.
Stoves should be connected to a chimney flue if at all possible. Many older homes have capped stovepipe thimbles in rooms once heated by stoves. You can also remove the nonfunctioning furnace pipe from its flue entrance and hook up your stove or heater in its place. Sometimes a stove pipe can be extended through a window to provide proper venting of gases.
Be sure no heated surfaces are close to the sash or other flammable materials
The least desirable solution is to rely on a makeshift heater, including charcoal burning grills, camp-stoves, stackless kerosene space heaters or industrial-type oil or kerosene jet heaters. If you must use them, do so only with plenty of ventilation.
Depending on the weather severity and the available resources, there may be other options. A camping family might have a catalytic heater (a gas or oil-fueled heater which provides heat with no flame. ) One of these units can keep a room livable in cold weather. A travel trailer or camper can be inhabited in the winter if it has a heater. More than one farm family has taken refuge in the relative warmth of a livestock barn under extreme conditions. For shorter periods, there is the family car, a last resort which will be dangerous without proper ventilation.
Bed may be the safest, warmest place for short periods. Use of adequate blankets and coverings will trap and conserve vital body heat, and two or more people in the same bed can share heat. This is an especially good way to keep children warm.
Don't overlook the possibility of solar heat. An appreciable amount of heat can be gained through large windows on the southern side of the house.
Many combustibles can be considered for fuel. Some of the common ones include:
Store fuels in a handy place but not in the heated area. This is particularly true for highly combustible items such as gasoline, kerosene and papers.
The location of a fireplace, stove or chimney flue may dictate the decision. Use the following guidelines:
As soon as emergency heating is working and the room protected against exterior cold, stop and appraise the safety of your situation. If there is any hazard or question of safety posed by the emergency heating, make changes immediately. Check carefully for fire hazards.
All heaters except electric heaters should be vented to provide oxygen for complete combustion and to safely remove exhaust gases and smoke.
Do not attempt to burn anything larger than candles in your home without providing adequate ventilation to the outside
Asphyxiation from lack of oxygen or poisonous gases is a great danger when there is not enough ventilation. There is no simple rule for determining how much ventilation you need. For safety, provide cross ventilation by opening a window an inch on each side of a room. It is better to let in some cold air than to take a chance of not having enough air.
As an additional safety factor, you should have a firewatch whenever emergency heat is being used. One person should stay awake to watch for fire and to detect the possibility of inadequate ventilation. Drowsiness is one sign of carbon monoxide poisoning. If the firewatch feels sleepy, it may be a sign poor ventilation.
If you have not already done so, set up some firefighting items near your emergency heating device. Dry powder fire extinguishers will put out most types of burning materials. Sand, salt, baking soda or water can be used on most non-oil materials. A tarpaulin or heavy blanket can be used for smothering flames. Post your local fire department's telephone number near your telephone. Finally, discuss safety, firefighting techniques and a home evacuation plan with all members of your family. Be prepared for the worst.
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Many teachers across the country have instituted the Hundred Days celebration. To mark this day, which means that school is well past the half way mark, it's fun to come up with a craft or art project to mark the occasion. Some teachers even use this as a starting point to summer countdown. But either way, it's a nice achievement marker for students of all ages.
Here we are showing a fun and festive hat that was made at school to mark the Hundred Days. We love the festive colors and the addition of extra elements like the pom poms. What type of celebration are your kids having at school?


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We've all been there before: you have a big day ahead of you tomorrow and you've been up most of the night stressing about it. When you finally crash into your all natural mattress, your nerves are shot and you're past exhaustion but for some reason when you try closing your eyes, you can't fall asleep. I'm not sure about you but when I can't sleep and have a big day ahead of me, I get even more stressed about the fact that I'm not sleeping. There are some ways to stifle stress when you're trying to fall asleep at night, let's go over the best ways on how to get your best night of sleep when you're stressed.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – MIT seniors Maria Monks and Jacqui Wentz were named to the ESPN the Magazine Academic All-America Women's Track and Field and Cross Country teams this morning, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Monks was a First Team honoree while Wentz was tabbed for the Second Team, as their selections now bring MIT's total of Academic All-American on the year to eight.
Monks finished 13th at the NCAA Division III Cross Country Championship to become the Institute's first Women's Cross Country All-American since 1998. The senior Mathematics major was also named the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Runner of the Year, after finishing first overall at the conference Championship meet. A four-time All-Conference and three-time All-New England recipient, Monks graduated earlier this month with a perfect. 5.0 GPA. A Goldwater Scholar, she received the Alice T. Schafer Prize for Women in Mathematics and was an Honorable Mention selection for the Morgan Prize.
A First Team Academic All-District pick in 2009, Wentz became the first individual national champion in program history at last month's NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championship, winning the 3000m Steeplechase in convincing fashion. An outstanding dual-sport star, Wentz has five All-America honors to her credit, four on the track and one at this year's national Cross Country meet. Wentz was the New England Division III Cross Country champion this year and the NEWMAC Runner of the Year in 2008. She has also earned seven All-Conference honors in her career. Wentz graduated with degrees in Biological Engineering and Physics, carrying a cumulative 4.6/5.0 GPA.
With the awards for Monks and Wentz, MIT now has 164 Academic All-America recipients in the 30-year history of the program, the fourth highest total all-time, and the most among Division III institutions. The women's cross country and track and field teams have accounted for nine of those honors, including six in the last three years.


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In Japan, they see as the Spring as the beginning and Winter as the end. Spring normally begins in April and Winter normally ends around March.
|2013-03-22, 18:09
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I am no one
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Inside your head
And between gradiation and start of school year, there's Spring vacation
|2013-03-22, 20:21
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That one guy
Join Date: Nov 2011
For some reason I'm really concerned over the survivability of a kamen rider in IS-verse. I keep getting second thought to whether give Genta upgrades or should he stick to his current powerset and try to just outsmart the enemy. Though dumb as a rock he may be.
|2013-03-22, 21:15
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Just another Idiot
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Delusion world
Serious note: Just stick to current powerset.
Gentaro is actually not as dumb as you think he is.
He will find a way. (Probably tumble through trial and error)
Remember Hopping switch?
Not only that, remember one of the fight against Scorpio? He actually use Switch-Combo(Fire, Launcher, Gatling) limit break, which would have been awesome if it work.... too bad it didn't work because Scorpio use meat shields to block that move.
Besides, Forty switches is lots of tools at his disposal.
|2013-03-23, 03:23
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Titans Test Team Pilot
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: The Elysium
Going for real sports, I see. Though I'm not exactly sure if the cast knows how to use ice-skates proper but I'll leave that up to you.
As for me transition chapter, here's a draft on the Kai:
Spoiler for Minerva 02 Kai:
|2013-03-23, 03:28
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Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2011
It's not for another fic or anything.
It's just for shits and giggles.
In case if you're wondering how an Ice Hockey game goes, here.
Canucks Vs Sharks (1/27/13)
Professional Ice Hockey teams in the NHL.
And to make it fair, the IS characters can not use their ISes.
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|2013-03-23, 10:25
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That one guy
Join Date: Nov 2011
Anyone of you guys remember your highschool graduation? @_@
EDIT: how OP is the big bad if he can shrug off the AIC and overturn it to hit Laura, with a powered up version strong enough to cut through the IS shield and cause her to start convulsing or something. @_@
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|2013-03-24, 01:01
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Titans Test Team Pilot
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: The Elysium
About the OPness, I'm under the impression that being the Big Bad justifies all reason to for it to steamroll over anything.
On another note:
Been listening to this and suddenly I'm imagining a whole army of Personal IS pilots flying into space to protect the planet against an asteroid shower... 0.0
|2013-03-24, 01:19
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That one guy
Join Date: Nov 2011
I was wondering if it was something emotional... I was more or less detatched as I always believed that even though when we go our separate univs, we still keep the bonds we really want to keep. It was less of goodbye and more see you later. So I'm not too good with the emotional feelings involved in the event.
The big bad's power would stem from breaking ALL the laws of science. More so than the IS.
|2013-03-24, 16:14
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Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2011
Another one in the archive.
Infinite Stratos Kazakh Changes
|fanfic ideas, fanfiction, ff.net, harem, is fanfic, warning fanfic spoilers, wincest
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found great price on coiled wicker baskets for final proofing
Hello all,
I've been on a quest to find a reasonable priced coiled wicker dough-rising basket. I finally found it but it requires a $50 dollar order to even place the order (they are wholesale to public). And yes, even when I order 2 of all: round, oval, rectangular - and throw something else in I'm still not to $50. If anyone is the in the Houston, Texas area and is looking, I'm happy to combine orders. Or I suppose I could order, receive and then send on to you if you are not local. The prices are crazy-good for untreated rattan coiled baskets - $6 each.
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