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Love your neighbor and gain Paradise
Published by Pemptousia Partnership on November 2, 2021 November 2, 2021
Fr Rafael Misiaoulis, Theologian
Through the simplicity and clarity of his parables, the Lord reveals an astonishing reality. He shows us the love of God and the tragic state of people who are suffering from pride. The parable [Luke 16, 19-31] initially describes the comforts of a rich man and the hardships of a poor man, Lazarus. The two people in the parable, the rich man and the poor one, each represents the class to which they belong. Two people who are not unacquainted; they know each other and their paths cross. In the parable, they're presented as occupying two spaces and conditions, both on earth and in eternity.
There's a huge chasm between the rich man and poor Lazarus, not only after their death, but also in the present life. The rich man, whose name isn't even mentioned by Saint Luke [In some versions he's called 'Dives', but this is simply the Latin word for 'rich'], lived in luxury and had friends whom he invited to his mansion, where he served them sumptuous meals. He was rich in possessions and misdemeanors, in gold and in the poison of sin. Lazarus, on the other hand, lived in pain and abandonment; he had no-one in his life except the dogs which surrounded him and licked his sores. He was a skeleton to look at. There were huge differences between the two people. The rich man had the form of a human being, wealthy in material goods but naked in soul. Lazarus, on the other hand, was poor in material goods, but had a lambent soul. He was a man of love and patience, praising God and thanking the nameless rich man for the crumbs he received. The rich man certainly had the opportunity to gain the Kingdom of God* and to make his happiness permanent, had he but shown love to his suffering neighbor.
The Gospel reveals the astonishment of the rich man in Hades, where he was being tortured, when he raised his eyes and saw Abraham from afar. But he didn't see only Abraham, but also Lazarus in Abraham's bosom. The rich man asks Abraham to send Lazarus to dip a finger in some water and then wet the rich man's tongue with it, because he was suffering in the flames of Hades. He doesn't ask for a quantity of water, merely a drop that could attach itself to a finger. Just as Lazarus had once eaten only crumbs, so now the rich man wanted only to be cooled by a drop of water. This is because when we're suffering tremendously, even the smallest comfort is deemed great. Abraham calls him 'My child', but explains that he had enjoyed the good things in his life on earth whereas Lazarus had lived in hardship. Now the rich man was suffering and Lazarus was being comforted.
No matter how expensive and luxurious the clothes were that the rich man wore, he was essentially completely naked. After the fall, that is the loss of the worship of his Creator, love for other people and the sanctity of his existence, Adam felt naked. The rich man was another Adam, attempting to cover up the existential vacuum of his fall with material goods, the flesh and the cultivation of all those things which brought him to his denuded state. In this way, the vacuum expanded and became his personal hell.
So today's Gospel reading gives us the opportunity to reflect on certain basic constants of our faith and the way in which each of us lives our daily life in the Church. It's very easy these days to find people whose main characteristic in their everyday lives is the consumption of the natural resources of this world. Without a second thought for the consequences of such an attitude to life we can all cheerfully squander the riches of this world, refusing to see that there are others around us who also need to enjoy the fruits which human civilization has produced and which, in the end, are on earth for the benefit of everyone. Those who live as though everything belongs solely to them come to the point of losing even their identity as people. As was the case of the rich man in the narrative, they have no name nor any distinct personality, since they're defined by what they enjoy.
My brothers and sisters, through this parable Christ calls upon us to find our way. He presents us with two types of people. He names the one 'the rich man', tells us to avoid being like him and shows us his tragic end. He names the other Lazarus and tells us to follow him, in other words to be people who call upon God every day. We are to depend not on ourselves, not on our own powers, but on him. We must recognize our bodily and spiritual weakness and realize that, before God, we're poor. This is what Lazarus did and now he revels in the joy of Paradise. Saint John Chrysostom advises us: 'Write this parable, you rich and poor. You who are rich, write it on the walls of your house and you who are poor on the walls of your heart. And if you ever forget it, imprint it again on your memory'. Amen.
* 'Dives' is related to the English word 'divine' and originally meant 'favored by the gods'. This is, indeed, the case of the rich, who are favored by God by being in a position to help others, if they put their wealth to good use. The rich man wasn't punished for being rich, but for being selfish and uncaring.

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FIRE > Newsdesk > Press Releases > In Reversal, UCLA Temporarily Halts Retaliation Against Whistleblowing Professor
In Reversal, UCLA Temporarily Halts Retaliation Against Whistleblowing Professor
by FIRE September 2, 2010
LOS ANGELES, September 2, 2010—The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has temporarily halted its violations of the free expression rights of an environmental health sciences professor. The faculty of Dr. James Enstrom's department refused to reappoint him after Enstrom had engaged in successful whistleblowing against a member of the department—and after many years of disagreement between Enstrom and some of his colleagues over research on air pollution. After UCLA told Enstrom he was being let go because his controversial research failed to accord with the department's "mission," Enstrom turned to the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) for help.
"For now, UCLA has granted Dr. Enstrom an eight-month reprieve while he seeks justice in his case," said FIRE President Greg Lukianoff. "But UCLA still has a lot of explaining to do. How is it possible that environmental health research is outside the mission of the Environmental Health Sciences department?"
Enstrom has worked at UCLA as a researcher and professor since 1976, being rehired consistently each year. Since 2004, he has been rehired in UCLA's Department of Environmental Health Sciences (EHS). Over the years, he and a few of his colleagues have sometimes disagreed strongly about research on environmental health issues—for example, on the extent of the threat to public health posed by certain air pollutants, a topic of Enstrom's research which has been the subject of intense debate in California.
Enstrom also was a successful whistleblower whose activism led to fellow EHS faculty member John Froines being replaced on a panel for the California Air Resources Board. Several members of the panel had been serving beyond the three-year legal limit on their terms of office, and Enstrom's whistleblowing provided part of the grounds for a lawsuit on the issue.
UCLA's retaliation against Enstrom became apparent in December 2009, when he received a financial review of his various research funds. Enstrom discovered that UCLA had cut off his salary fund and charged his salary to his research funds without his knowledge or permission, causing his research funds to be overdrawn. Enstrom asked for but has not received a full accounting of UCLA's disbursements of his funds.
Enstrom was not told about these changes until it was too late. In February 2010, Environmental Health Sciences Chair Richard J. Jackson informed Enstrom that since his research funds were overdrawn, UCLA was laying him off. Enstrom countered that UCLA had reasonable ways of resolving the issue, and UCLA officials appear to have abandoned this initial attempt at severing Enstrom's employment.
On June 9, 2010, however, Enstrom learned of further retaliation after the EHS faculty (including Froines) voted not to rehire him because "your research is not aligned with the academic mission of the Department." The faculty also told Enstrom that he had not met EHS' vague and previously unmentioned "minimum requirements." He was again "indefinitely laid off" effective June 30, 2010, but the layoff timeline violated UCLA's policy requirement of 60 days' notice.
"Because of Enstrom's research and his activism against prominent advocates of stricter environmental regulations in California, UCLA seemingly has decided to silence him any way it can," said Adam Kissel, Director of FIRE's Individual Rights Defense Program. "Had he kept his mouth shut, it appears that Enstrom would have had none of these problems."
Enstrom appealed on June 15. On June 30, Associate Dean for Academic Programs Hilary Godwin extended his appointment for 60 more days to August 30. Godwin also, without explanation, changed the action from a layoff to a non-reappointment. Enstrom appealed again on July 14, but on July 29 Godwin rejected his appeal. Godwin again cited Enstrom's failure to properly align his research with the "mission" of his department.
Enstrom again challenged his non-reappointment, with a formal grievance on August 12 and a whistleblower retaliation complaint on August 27. Enstrom has consistently argued that his research on environmental health is fully aligned with EHS' research mission of furthering "extremely interdisciplinary" research "at the interface between human health and the environment." He also has demonstrated that his research output has been robust.
FIRE wrote UCLA Chancellor Gene D. Block on August 26, 2010, pointing out that it is unconstitutional to refuse to rehire a faculty member because of his protected expression.
On August 30, Enstrom learned in an e-mail from Associate Dean for Administration Kathleen Kiser that his appointment was again being extended to March 31, 2011, pending the outcome of his formal challenges regarding his treatment.
"In the absence of any evidence that Enstrom has failed to meet 'department minimums,' that such standards even exist, or that any other research professor has been treated as Enstrom has, all signs are that UCLA has been retaliating against him in violation of his rights," Kissel said. "UCLA has quite a long way to go to demonstrate that such outrageous treatment of one of its longest-serving faculty members is both legal and moral. FIRE and the public are watching."
Gene D. Block, Chancellor, University of California, Los Angeles: 310-825-2151; chancellor@conet.ucla.edu


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Abbey Cambridge > What's On > News > Uncategorised > Abbey College Cambridge Welcomes Heidi Allen, MP
Abbey College Cambridge Welcomes Heidi Allen, MP
5th February 18
Today Abbey College Cambridge welcomed South Cambridgeshire Member of Parliament, Heidi Allen. Mrs. Allen, who was invited to the college by our A Level Government and Politics students, gave a talk about her background in science and business, and how she got into politics after witnessing the Tottenham riots in 2011.
Mrs. Allen talked to our students about her political career so far, and about the daily demands of life as a politician in Westminster and in her South Cambridgeshire constituency. She then spent time answering questions from our students on subjects that ranged from Brexit, how Parliament works, and feminism in politics, to her own greatest achievements and even Margaret Thatcher's dietary habits! On behalf of the college we would like to thank Mrs. Allen for taking time out of her busy schedule to share her experiences and inspire our students.
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Q: How to change background image for navigation item(button)? I want to set background image for every navigation item(button) (universal).
How should these images look?
Are there fixed dimensions or it is possible to create repeating background image?
How to programmatically change then this background image?
Thank's for help
UPDATE:
I found this code for changing background of this button but it's no working.
UIImage *barButton = [UIImage imageNamed:@"button_background.png"];
    [[UIBarButtonItem appearance] setBackgroundImage:barButton forState:UIControlStateNormal barMetrics:UIBarMetricsDefault];

And I don't know which dimensions should be.
P.S. I want to change background of button just like you can change background color (self.navigation.controller.nvigationBar.tintColor..)

A: The code below might solve your problem
UIButton *backBtn     = [UIButton buttonWithType:UIButtonTypeCustom];
UIImage *backBtnImage = [UIImage imageNamed:@"button_background.png"]  ;
[backBtn setBackgroundImage:backBtnImage forState:UIControlStateNormal];
[backBtn addTarget:self action:@selector(goback) forControlEvents:UIControlEventTouchUpInside];
backBtn.frame = CGRectMake(0, 0, 54, 30);
UIBarButtonItem *cancelButton = [[UIBarButtonItem alloc] initWithCustomView:backBtn] ;
self.navigationItem.leftBarButtonItem = cancelButton;

A: u need to create Custom Back Button i m afraid
check this code out
UIBarButtonItem *backButton = [[UIBarButtonItem alloc]
                               initWithImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"yourImage.png"]
                                       style:UIBarButtonItemStyleBordered
                                      target:nil
                                      action:nil];

self.navigationItem.backBarButtonItem = backButton;
[backButton release];

Let me know if it worked
Cheers

A: what about categories?
For example, you can do so:
@interface UIBarButtonItem(JFAdditions)

- (id)initWithTitle:(NSString *)title image:(UIImage*)img;//add target and action if need

@end

 @implementation UIBarButtonItem(JFAdditions)

 - (id)initWithTitle:(NSString *)title image:(UIImage*)img
 {
        UIButton * btn = [UIButton buttonWithType:UIButtonTypeCustom];
        //add background image and text on button, target and action if need, also
    self = [self initWithCustomView:btn];

    return self;
}

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The Secrets of Red Mountain Winemaking
Forty years after the first grape plantings, this remote part of Washington is coming of age.
By Sean Sullivan
Over the last four decades, Red Mountain has established itself as not only Washington's premier winegrowing region, but one of the finest in the world. Once a well-kept secret, the recent boom in plantings and investments have served notice: Red Mountain has arrived.
—Sean P. Sullivan
Photos by Richard Duval
From Humble Beginnings
Red Mountain's ascent began quite modestly. In 1972, General Electric engineers Jim Holmes and John Williams decided to invest in a piece of property.
"We had tried the stock market, and we were miserable failures at that," Holmes says with a laugh.
At first blush, their land venture didn't look much more promising. The 80 acres they purchased and the surrounding area were barren and isolated. The two had a hard time even determining the exact location of their land.
"There was no road, no signs," says Holmes. "There was nothing."
The idea of planting a vineyard—based on research at Washington State University that stated growing wine grapes nearby was possible—seemed absurd.
"Everybody thought they were nuts," says grower Dick Boushey, who now manages vineyards comprising hundreds of acres in the Red Mountain area.
The area's lack of infrastructure only reinforced those doubts.
"There was no water, no power, no roads," says Holmes. "Strangely enough, we decided we'd go ahead and do it anyway."
In 1975, Williams and Holmes planted a 12-acre parcel to Riesling, Chardonnay, and even Cabernet Sauvignon, which they planted because they liked it, not because they thought it would succeed.
"No one thought red wine grapes had a chance in those days," says Holmes. Most areas of Washington were thought to be too cold and the growing season too short to ripen red wine grapes, especially the heat-loving Cabernet Sauvignon.
They named their vineyard Kiona (pictured)—a Native American name for the region that translates as "brown hills"—and in 1980, founded the first winery on Red Mountain.
Red Wines with a Distinctive Style
Planting red wine grapes in 1975 seemed quixotic but turned out to be prescient.
"It's red wine country," says Master of Wine Bob Betz (pictured), the founder/winemaker of Betz Family Winery. Over 90 percent of the appellation's 1,500 planted acres are now dedicated to red varieties.
Cabernet Sauvignon and other Bordeaux varieties take the lead, followed by Syrah. There are also smatterings of successful white varieties, including Roussanne, Sauvignon Blanc and Chenin Blanc.
Red Mountain's red wines have become known for their distinctive style.
"Red Mountain wines taste different," says Tom Hedges, of Hedges Family Winery, which planted its first vineyard on Red Mountain in 1989.
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"Structure," says Ben Smith, of Cadence Winery. "Red Mountain has a magic combination of structure, both from acid and from tannin."
This structure not only gives the wines great longevity—a hallmark of Red Mountain wines—it also provides a framework for ripe fruit and savory flavors.
"Red Mountain wines can have intense amounts of fruit, but they also have this chalky, gravelly minerality," says Chris Gorman, winemaker for Gorman Winery.
Though fruit intensity is the calling card, the wines can also show surprising finesse.
"Red Mountain wines have that sense of restraint and freshness that you see in European wines," says Chris Camarda of Andrew Will Winery, which began using fruit from Ciel du Cheval Vineyard, one of Red Mountain's top sites, in 1989.
Growing Grapes in a Blast Furnace
Looking at Red Mountain from afar, two things are striking. The first is that it looks like a peculiar place to grow wine grapes. The second is that its name seems like a misnomer. Red Mountain is neither noticeably red, nor particularly mountainous.
The appellation, which received federal approval in 2001, is a subappellation of the Yakima Valley (itself a subappellation of the larger Columbia Valley). Its name comes from cheatgrass, which turns a reddish hue during springtime. Its elevation, nearly 1,000 feet from base to summit, is the result of a buckling up of the basalt bedrock.
What Red Mountain lacks in hue and elevation, however, it more than makes up for in heat accumulation, perhaps its defining characteristic as a growing region.
"It's hot," says Whitman College geologist and viticultural consultant Kevin Pogue. "Unrelentingly hot."
Pogue says heat plays a significant role in the Red Mountain style. "Growing grapes in a blast furnace makes big, powerful wines."
The appellation, triangular in shape and a diminutive 4,040 acres, is a broad, southwest-facing slope that bakes in the summer sun.
"There's very few places in the world that really have a perfect southwest exposure for Cabernet Sauvignon," says Chris Upchurch of DeLille Cellars (pictured), which has been sourcing Red Mountain grapes since 1993. The area is also dry, receiving on average just five inches of precipitation per year.
Near constant wind decreases berry size and thickens grapeskins, helping provide concentration and tannic structure.
"Vines really struggle here because it gets so hot and windy during the summer," says Scott Williams, John's son and the owner and general manager at Kiona.
The soils, a combination of sandy loam, gravel bars and deposits left by a series of cataclysmic floods thousands of years ago, drain extremely well, which is ideal for irrigated viticulture. This provides fine-tuned control over grape growing, helping to achieve consistent high quality.
As Red Mountain's star has brightened, so has the pace of vineyard development and investment.
"When we bought the land for Col Solare, it was the most desolate part of Red Mountain," says Ted Baseler, president and CEO of Ste. Michelle Wine Estates. "It was nothing but sagebrush and prairie dogs."
Ste. Michelle partnered with Italy's Antinori family to build a winery and vineyard on Red Mountain in 2006. "Now there are vineyards as far as the eye can see," Baseler says.
One of those vineyards belongs to Napa Valley icon Duckhorn Vineyards, which recently planted 20 acres and released its first Red Mountain-designated Cabernet Sauvignon under the Canvasback label last fall.
"We like the elegant ruggedness, the subtlety and the extraction of Red Mountain," says Alex Ryan, Duckhorn's president and CEO.
Others in Napa Valley have taken notice of Red Mountain, too. Todd Alexander, formerly winemaker at cult Napa winery Bryant Family, recently joined Force Majeure (pictured) as general manager and winemaker.
"I just saw the potential," says Alexander. Star Napa Valley consultants Helen Keplinger and Bob Gallagher have signed on to consult on winemaking and viticulture.
The most riveting change, however, comes from the Vancouver-based Aquilini Investment Group, which purchased 670 acres of land on and around Red Mountain in 2013.
"Our plan is to establish a winery and a vineyard that can compete with the world's best," says Barry Olivier, president of Aquilini Brands. Olivier says that aggressive planting would commence this spring.
Still, for all of its success, Red Mountain remains a largely agrarian region, with only 14 wineries located on the mountain itself. Many more source Red Mountain grapes, however. The area also lacks nearby restaurants and top-flight accommodations, outside of the Tri-Cities approximately 20 miles away.
"We all want more people to come here, but the thing we always struggle with is we don't have a lot of amenities," says Charlie Hoppes of Fidelitas Winery. "It's an issue."
Still, to Scott Williams, the thought that Red Mountain would be a tourist destination at all amazes him.
"When I think back to when we started, the idea anyone would come to Benton City on vacation to taste wine was just so mind boggling as to be ludicrous," says Scott. "Yet, that's exactly what happens now."
As Red Mountain takes its place on the world stage, Holmes is modest about all that has been accomplished over the last 40 years, especially considering the long odds.
"I'd like to say we were that good, but we were just lucky," says Holmes. "But it's turned out to be a pretty special place in the world."
Recommended Red Mountain Wines
Force Majeure 2011 Collaboration Series I Ciel du Cheval Vineyard Red Wine; $60, 94 points. Ben Smith makes this Bordeaux-style blend. Dark fruit flavors pick up hints of smoke, underbrush and leather. Ripe tannins support a long finish. Drink 2018–30. Cellar Selection.
Gorman 2012 The Pixie Syrah; $45, 94 points. A blend of Klipsun and Ciel du Cheval vineyards, this wine brings brooding notes of bramble, blueberry, mineral, herbs and potpourri. The palate-coating flavors are dense and rich, leading to a long finish.
Kiona Winery Old Block Cabernet Sauvignon; $65, 93 points. This flagship wine show-cases the first vineyard on Red Mountain. Subtle, slightly grainy, grassy nuances combine with red-fruit flavors that are soft and delicate, yet substantial. There's a light dusting of cinnamon, a whiff of smoke and
an overriding elegance. Editors' Choice.
Doyenne 2013 Roussanne; $38, 93 points. This stunner delivers notes of nut oil, fresh-off-the-tree peaches and mouthwatering apricots. It's rich, with a rounded feel and abundant sweet fruit flavors that linger. A state benchmark for the variety. Editors' Choice.
Andrew Will 2011 Ciel du Cheval Vineyard Red Wine; $55, 93 points. Half Merlot and half Cabernet Franc, this minerally, tightly wound blend offers lovely whiffs of coffee grounds, wild berries and currant supported by stiff acids and sculpted tannins. Cellar Selection.
Fidelitas 2012 Quintessence Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon; $60, 93 points. This is aromatically brooding, with notes of dark coffee, vanilla, dark cherry, herbs and chocolate. The polished black-fruit flavors are rich, yet light on their feet, with the tannins combed to a fine sheen and mouthwatering acids. Best from 2020–27. Cellar Selection.
Seven Hills 2012 Ciel du Cheval Vineyard Red Wine; $45, 93 points. This wine is half Cabernet Sauvignon and just over a quarter Merlot, with the balance Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc. The oak allows the rich, layered notes of plum, herbs, licorice, toast and coffee to shine, supported by a firm scaffolding of tannins. Best after 2018. Cellar Selection.
Cadence 2011 Ciel du Cheval Vineyard Red Wine; $45, 93 points. This blend of Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Petit Verdot offers brooding notes of herbs, black currant, mineral and flowers. Its firm tannins and lively acids merit time in the cellar. Best after 2018, but will be well worth the wait. Cellar Selection.
Col Solare 2011 Red Wine; $75, 92 points. Principally Cabernet Sauvignon, along with Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Malbec, this wine offers red and black fruit, high-toned herbs, chocolate and barrel spices. It shows elegance and power. Best from 2018–23. Cellar Selection.
Betz Family Winery 2012 La Côte Rousse Syrah; $55, 92 points. This is an aromatically appealing wine that brings aromas of blue fruit, BBQ briquettes, herbs, mineral and assorted spices. The fruit flavors are lithe, yet intense, with a squeeze of tannins that lead to a supremely long finish.
Mark Ryan 2012 Wild Eyed Syrah; $48, 92 points. Hailing from Ciel du Cheval and Force Majeure vineyards, this aromatic wine offers notes of pomegranate, dried leaves, mocha and crushed flowers. It's luxuriously creamy in feel, with abundant red fruit flavors.
DeLille 2012 Four Flags Cabernet Sauvignon; $67, 92 points. A blend of four vineyards, this wine is aromatically reserved, with notes of café au lait, black currant, dusty chocolate and fresh herbs. The fruit flavors are concentrated and rich, with firm tannins. Best after 2017. Cellar Selection.
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Cell-autonomous oscillators, from sub-second action potentials to 24-hour circadian clocks, are fundamental and prevalent throughout living systems, exhibiting complicated oscillations, waves, and patterns. Despite their diversity and complexity, technology development in systems and synthetic biology triggers enormous interest and enables characterization of this universal phenomenon. In this session, a group of theorists and experimentalists will meet and discuss important topics on cellular rhythms from various perspectives crossing disciplines, e.g., principles shared among oscillators, synthetic clocks of minimal design and desired functions, tools for reconstituting more complicated dynamics and sub-cellular organization, and emerging spatiotemporal patterns from coupled oscillators. This subgroup, by bringing together biologists, physicists, and engineers with shared interests who rarely meet each other, will provide an opportunity to forge a new network of potential collaborators.


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The Ginn Co. plans to build a combined 1,500 hotel rooms, condominiums and town houses on a 200-acre site on the Cooper River next to the Ravenel bridge.
The project, called The Promenade, also includes an amphitheater, stores and offices. Earlier plans for a golf course were dropped.
Buildings will sit on concrete piers reaching as many as 100 feet into the ground through the buried trash and soil to bedrock. The company has also spent $5 million hauling in fill to better cover the landfill.
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Vikings vs. Texans, Week 16: Defense, not AP, leads Minnesota to victory
The Minnesota Vikings came up with a huge win against the Houston Texans on Sunday and now control their own playoff destiny.
By Jack Cassidy Dec 24, 2012, 7:02am CST
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The Minnesota Vikings continued their surprising season on Sunday with a convincing win against the AFC best Houston Texans to take control of their playoff destiny.
Defense led the way for the Vikings, picking up the slack for a pedestrian game from running back Adrian Peterson, who rushed for 86 yards and zero touchdowns. The Texans amassed only 187 total yards, turned the ball over twice and were totally incapable of mounting a second half comeback.
The win proved that the Vikings can compete against the NFL's top talent, but also that the Vikings can win even on days when Peterson isn't running wild. Christopher Gates of SB Nation's Minnesota Vikings blog, The Daily Norseman, writes that victories like these are cause for some joy amongst Vikings fans.
The Minnesota Vikings have guaranteed themselves a winning season, thanks to a thorough domination of the team with the best record in the AFC. Nobody saw it coming. . .and, really, aren't those the best kind of wins?
Enjoy the rest of the day, Vikings fans.
Minnesota now controls their own playoff destiny. With a win against the Green Bay Packers in Week 17, the Vikings will clinch a Wild Card berth. If they lose, they can still get in the postseason, but that scenario is highly unlikely given the amount of help needed from around the league.
Win and you're in. That's all there is to it.


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#include "crc32_slice_by_8.c"

#ifdef __GNUC__
/*
 * clang also has or had GCC bug #56298 explained below, but doesn't support
 * target attributes or the options stack. So we disable this faster code path for clang.
 */
#ifndef __clang__
/*
 * While OpenBSD uses GCC, they don't have Intel intrinsics, so we can't compile this code
 * on OpenBSD.
 */
#ifndef __OpenBSD__
#if __x86_64__
/*
 * Because we don't want a configure script we need compiler-dependent pre-defined macros for detecting this,
 * also some compiler-dependent stuff to invoke SSE modes and align things.
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#define FOLDING_CRC

/*
 * SSE2 misses _mm_shuffle_epi32, and _mm_extract_epi32
 * SSSE3 added _mm_shuffle_epi32
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 * Also requires CLMUL of course (all AES-NI CPUs have it)
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#define CLMUL __attribute__ ((target ("pclmul,sse4.1")))

#define ALIGNED_(n) __attribute__ ((aligned(n)))

/*
 * Work around https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=56298
 * These are taken from GCC 6.x, so apparently the above bug has been resolved in that version,
 * but it still affects widely used GCC 4.x.
 * Part 2 of 2 follows below.
 */

#ifndef __PCLMUL__
#pragma GCC push_options
#pragma GCC target("pclmul")
#define __BORG_DISABLE_PCLMUL__
#endif

#ifndef __SSE3__
#pragma GCC push_options
#pragma GCC target("sse3")
#define __BORG_DISABLE_SSE3__
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#ifndef __SSSE3__
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Velma Kitchell Wilson Retirement Letters, 1967
Retirement Letters honoring Velma Kitchell Wilson (1903-July 28, 2000), (B.Mus, 1926), Instructor and Professor in Music Education (1928-1967) containing congratulations on her retirement and recollections of her former students regarding Kitchell Wilson's teaching (1930s through 1960s) in the School of Music and University High School, and the former students' subsequent careers in music and other fields.
See also record series number 35/3/68.
Record Series Number: 12/5/37
Created by: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. School of Music
Acquired: 7/18/2005
More information is available at https://files.archon.library.illinois.edu/uasfa/
Arrangement: Alphabetical by name of correspondent
Biographical Note for University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. School of Music :
After five years of study and discussion on the subject, the Board of Trustees organized the School of Music on June 9, 1897, to offer courses in musical instruction.1 Initially the courses of study included vocal and instrumental training as well as work in the history of music.2 In 1922 the curriculum of Music Education was added in cooperation with the College of Education.3 When the College of Fine and Applied Arts was organized on March 12, 1931, the school of Music was included in the new college.4 The School started to offer courses leading to the degree of Master of Music in 1940, and, in 1953, it began to offer courses leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Musicology.5 Both graduate and undergraduate curricula expanded until in 1974 the School of Music offered courses in the fields of theory, history, and applied music. Degrees offered include the Bachelor of Arts, Master of Music, Master of Science in Music Education, Doctor of Education in Music Education, Doctor of Philosophy in Musicology, and Doctor of Musical Arts.6 Musical groups often associated with the School such as the University Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Orchestras, Wind Ensemble, and Contemporary Chamber Players are open to qualified students from any college.7
This unit covers:
--Music Education, Council for Research in (1974)
1. Board of Trustees Transactions, 16th Report, March 8, 1892, p. 205; 18th Report, March 12, 1895, pp. 73, 77; June 11, 1895, pp. 95-96, 102; 19th Report, June 9, 1897, pp. 124-25.
2. Catalogs and Registers, 1897-98, pp. 135-37.
3. Ibid., 1922-23, p. 116.
4. Board of Trustees Transactions, 36th Report, March 12, 1931, p. 186-87.
5. Catalogs and Registers, 1940-41, p. 167; Undergraduate Study Catalog, 1953-54, p. 130.
6. Undergraduate Study Catalog, 1973-75, p. 259.
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Webinar | Ecumenism, 60 years after Vatican II
This year marks the 60th anniversary of October 11th, 1962, the day on which Pope St. John XXIII solemnly opened the Second Vatican Council. One of the key goals of the Council was the re-establishment of visible unity among Christians. This webinar will look back at Vatican II's vision for ecumenism and examine it in light of the Church's experience over the past six decades.
Fr. Joseph Thomas
serves as chaplain of Mercer House in Princeton, New Jersey. He is the editor of Church and Communion: An Introduction to Ecumenical Theology, by his dissertation director Philip Goyret, forthcoming from The Catholic University of America Press. As part of his work of teaching theology to laypersons, he has written some other introductory books, most recently Salvation Theology: An Introduction to Soteriology, from Scepter Publishers.
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- What BpH Means ???
- Hypertrophy Means enlargement of the components without an increase in their numbers as happens with muscle fibres .
- Hyperplasia Means increase in the number of the components and this is typical of glandular enlargement.
1- أفراز وتخزين سائل البروستاتا واللى بيمثل 30 % من السائل المنوى ودا مسئول عن حركة الحيوانات المنوية بالاضافة أنه سائل قلوى بيحافظ على حيوية الحيوانات المنوية فى الوسط الحامضى للمهبل .
2- البروستاتا عبارة عن مجموعة من العضلات اللى بتساعد على قذف السائل المنوى .
Benign prostatic hyperplasia is nonmalignant ( noncancerous ) enlargement of the prostate gland .
- BPH IS unusual before the age of 45 .
- BPH affects about 40% of men After the age of 50 .
- 90 % of men over the age of 80 have BPH .
urine to back up in the bladder (retention) .
سريان البول خلالها للخارج فالبول بيرجع تانى او يحصل ليه إحتباس فى المثانة .
How is BPH Diagnosed ?
3- Ultrasound examination of the prostate may be used prior to surgery or if it will assist choice of medical therapy.
What are the Treatments for BPH ?
فى البداية تنصح المريض انه أول ما يشعر انه عاوز يتبول يدخل الحمام وكمان يعود نفسه يدخل الحمام على فترات حتى لو مش عايز وتنصحه كمان انه يحط أيدة فى مياة دافيه أثناء وجوده فى الحمام دا بيساعد كتير على تدفق البول وتنصحه برضه انه يبعد عن اى حاجة بتنرفزه ويكون دايما هادى .
1- Selective Alpha 1 Blockers .
doxazosin, prazosin, terazosin, and tamsulosin.
Note : Tamsulosin is the more selective one as it acts on Alpha 1a Receptor .
Recently Eva pharma had Launched Flopadex for Treatment Bph .
Flopadex Contains silodosin which is 14 times more selective than Tamsulosin .
block the synthesis of dihydrotestosterone (DHT) from testosterone and can reduce symptoms .
The prostate enlargement in BPH is directly dependent on DHT .
these drugs lead to an approximate 25% reduction in prostate size over 6 to 12 months .
3- Surgery : commonly in men who have not responded to medication .
bleeding in the urinary tract .


Since I'm in the mood for posting fiction, I thought I'd finally get around to posting the short story I submitted to Askei Kataskei months ago. I always meant to post it here after AK had come out, but with everything else going on in my life, that sort of didn't happen. So here, have some more Hekate fic.
This was written for the March creative project, in which we were asked to write a short story choosing one of four scenarios/prompts. I chose the last, which included an opening line ("We will never know what is on the mind of the Goddess Hekate"), and another line ("she tied her red cord from her Covenant of Hekate devotion around her ankle, lit the red candle, recited her hymn and began the ritual as planned"), which we had to include somewhere else in the text. Length was limited to 4 pages, which I just managed to hit.
I don't know where this world is, or what else might happen here, but maybe I'll play around with it some more. I met some interesting characters here.
They're not done yet, but most of the main decoratoring is done. I just need to add names/hieroglyphs/etc.
One is for Amun, as promised, and the other was claimed by Wesir. I hadn't planned to make Him one, but He kept niggling about wanting a shrine, and I kept saying I had no more room for shrines, so He claimed my second box instead.
They're painted with bog standard acrylic craft paint, and I Mod Podged the paper on afterwards. I'm still pondering top coats/sealers/whatever else I want to do to them before I finish them properly.


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Labicymbium rancho är en spindelart som beskrevs av Ott och Arno Antonio Lise 1997. Labicymbium rancho ingår i släktet Labicymbium och familjen täckvävarspindlar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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FULHAM have removed the controversial Michael Jackson statue from outside Craven Cottage today.
The statue was erected outside the Hammersmith Stand in April 2011 by the request of former owner Mohammed Al Fayed in response to the singer's death in 2009.
Al Fayed told fans against his decision to "go to hell", however new owner Shahid Khan, who took over in July, decided to have the statue pulled down after a consultation with supporters.
Khan last week said: "Our supporters' views on the statue have been made clear.
"I respect Mr Al Fayed and know he had good intentions in paying an individual tribute. However, the removal of the statue is the right thing for Fulham Football Club."
It is understood Fayed has received offers for the statue of the legendary pop singer and could auction it for charity.
Jackson was once a guest of the Egyptian millionaire to watch Fulham take on Wigan 10 years ago, but never returned to watch a second match.


The Courtyard by Marriott Charlotte City Center Hotel is situated right in the heart of Charlotte. It's conveniently located within walking distance of the Time Warner Cable Arena and the Charlotte City Center Visitor Info Center.
An outdoor pool and spa are available at the hotel. Also enjoy a bar, coffee shop, and fitness center on the premises. Numerous dining and shopping options are also nearby.
Each room comes with a television, cable channels, and complimentary wireless Internet access. Luxury bedding, custom comforters and down pillows help ensure a comfortable stay.
"Close to museums" "Great car service"
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Uptown Charlotte is right outside the door of this business-equipped hotel, and the convention center is nearby. ... An array of dining venues...can be found just steps from the clean, modern lobby.


You can't control the message anymore. If you're still trying, stop.
In PR we can position, and we can steer, but eventually the message is controlled by the general public. There are no longer a few channels distributing information. Social media has given everyone a megaphone. And every review and opinion out there creates the message as a whole.
This is NOT a bad thing. But it does require a different approach. Transparency is an overused buzz word but an underutilized strategy. It's vital. When a brand can't dictate the message anymore, it has to connect with its consumers.
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Conventional channels are still great for shaping a message. Getting your client coverage in The New York Times or The Wall Street Journal still has value. Getting on "The Today Show" still has value.
But the equation is different now. A Fast Company article, inclusion in Cosmpolitan's Snapchat Story or organic content from the right influencer on Instagram all can create the same value.
Don't get overwhelmed. This a good thing. Correction, this is a great thing. It means that PR is becoming even more valuable for brands. Conventional advertising is struggling. Banner ads don't work anymore. People are cord-cutting and opting for subscription-based TV rather than the ad-supported model.
This means that brands will have to connect to consumers in different places. They'll have to connect with the right content creators on social media. They'll have to control their brand less and let influencers make their appeals for them. That's tough for some brands to do but absolutely necessary going forward. Plus people have and always will be more inclined to buy from a friend.
And who can connect those dots for brands? You.
PR is the business of connecting dots for clients, putting them in the right place at the right time in front of the right audience.
It's our job to stay ahead, to know where brands can make the most impact. It's our job to find the Snapchat storyteller as their popularity is skyrocketing. It's our job to bring our clients in to livestreaming.
This is the time for PR to make its case, to take the advertising budget because it is better spent with us.
The current consumer climate demands that a brand diversify, create conversation on multiple channels from multiple sources. If you want people talking about your brand, you actually have to find people to talk about your brand.
A brand can't control the message in the way it once did but it can still have influence. Trading social capital has value. Brands are visible and content creators are always looking to be more visible. That's their business model.
You can't control the message anymore. And that's a good thing.


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"A delightful and stimulating read by two of today's best business writers."
Don Tapscott, author Wikinomics
A New Capitalism for a Big Society
Matthew Bishop
Also by Bishop & Green
The Road From Ruin Charts the Path to Capitalism 2.0
Capitalist crisis – what should be done?
The Economy: Don't Reach for the Reset Button
Richard A. Posner
Robert A.G. Monks
Sir Martin Sorrell
Let's not go back to the way things were and set ourselves up for the next cyclical crisis, says Dov Seidman
By Dov Seidman
View the entire article at BusinessWeek.com
With apologies to rapper-actor L.L. Cool J and his song Mama Said Knock You Out, don't call it a comeback.
In fact, let's not call our wobbly progress from the brink of a global financial meltdown a "recovery." Why? Because we are doomed by our collective mindset to plunge into more financial crises as soon as we recover. Some of the world's top business leaders, including General Electric (GE) Chief Executive Jeffrey Immelt and Microsoft (MSFT) CEO Steve Ballmer, have rightly recognized that we need to create a fundamentally different way of pursuing business and human endeavor.
"This economic crisis doesn't represent a cycle," Immelt recently noted. "It represents a reset. It's an emotional, social, economic reset."
I agree with the sentiment, but I think it doesn't go far enough. I submit that we ought to call our shared endeavor a "rethink." Whereas the term "reset" suggests we need to reboot our business software, the term "rethink" can help inspire us fundamentally to reexamine our companies, institutions, and countries to make them 21st century compatible. The problem is we continue to attempt to function according to a 20th century operating system whose catastrophic bugs have been exposed as critical flaws.
THE SAME, BUT WORSE
Merely rebooting our financial, political, and social systems will bring more of the same, only worse: more intense crises that strike with greater frequency due to the hyperconnected, interdependent nature of our economies, businesses, and lives.
In reflecting on our current crisis and on the nature of crisis itself, I have come to think that essentially two types of crises have confronted us as humans. The first and far worse type is the End of Life—the crisis that threatens to annihilate us by destroying our very existence. Think about the Cuban Missile Crisis or a massive meteor hurtling toward our planet.
The second type of crisis, what I call a Way of Life crisis, is far more common. While the effects can be devastating, they are not deadly. Unfortunately, we continue to respond to Way of Life crises as if they were End of Life crises, and that's why we need to rethink our response.
Way of Life crises such as the Great Depression, other global financial meltdowns, broken health-care systems, and crumbling infrastructure do not pose the risk of physical annihilation. Instead, these crises disrupt deeply ingrained ways of thinking and behaving. The prices of real estate, dot.com
company shares, and tulips, it turns out, will not soar forever. Cheap credit will not always be available.
TRYING TO BAN INNOVATIONS
Yet we react—or more accurately, overreact—to Way of Life crises as if these challenges were the same as having a meteor zeroing in on our planet. "When bubbles burst and are followed by a wider economic crisis, as happened in 2008, the danger is that we overreact by trying to banish the innovations that sparked the boom, rather than learning how to use them wisely," write Matthew Bishop and Michael Green in their book The Road from Ruin: How to Revive Capitalism and Put America Back on Top (Crown Business, 2010).
The popping of a financial bubble, which is another Way of Life crisis, generates irrational states of panic and fear and such behavior as blame, paralysis, and hunkering down.
Hitting the reset button—if one magically existed—would only place us on the path to overreacting to the next Way of Life crisis. We have become locked into these extreme emotional and behavioral patterns, which poses problems on three fronts. First, history shows that reacting to a financial crisis with a mix of fear, panic, and blame only intensifies and prolongs the financial crisis, as the world experienced during the Great Depression.
Second, the frequency, intensity, and unpredictability of our crises will only increase due to the interconnectedness and interdependence of our world. A volcano in Iceland kept planes from flying to and from Europe. And as we have seen with Greece, a small country flirting with bankruptcy can sap billions of dollars of shareholder value in one day. In the last century, our nascent global economy thrived despite the Great Depression. We were perfectly happy to suffer through recessions when they occurred only every 15 to 30 years. We are less willing to endure recessions when they threaten global stability more frequently.
COOLER HEADS MAKE THE PROFITS
Third, a subset of countries, companies, and individuals always responds more moderately and, as a result, more profitably to crises, and that is what is owed to stakeholders. As New Yorker business columnist James Surowiecki points out, Kraft (KFT) (Miracle Whip), Texas Instruments (TXN) (the transistor radio), and Apple (AAPL) (the iPod) are among the highly successful companies that introduced game-changing products during the depths of economic downturns.
Given the increasing frequency and intensity of the economic crises in our hyperconnected world, we need to find a bulwark against our extreme reactions. Sustainable values are just the bulwark we're looking for.
During Way of Life crises, the companies and individuals who thrive (while others batten down the hatches) embrace sustainable values over situational values. Sustainable values
arise from within company cultures and focus on long-term priorities that do not waver during bursts of volatility. Situational values change in reaction to external ups and downs: We engage in questionable selling, sourcing, cost-reduction, or accounting practices because external conditions call for doing so.
Sustainable values are what Franklin Delano Roosevelt was seeking to inspire in Americans when he proclaimed that the country had "nothing to fear but fear itself" during the Great Depression. Roosevelt understood that when citizens lose hope and meaning, they hunker down, grow fearful of one another, and progress stagnates. Given that the need for sustainable values has never been greater in the modern business era, the question is, do countries, companies, and individuals have the will to embrace sustainable values?
A CRISIS OF ETHICS
Sustainable values took center stage at January's World Economic Forum in Davos, which this year had the theme "Rethink, Redesign, and Rebuild."
It was striking to see 28 world leaders and dozens of CEOs at the world's largest and most innovative companies rallying around what a preconference survey
identified as not a financial crisis but one of ethics. Rather than values-based discussions being relegated to the margins of the event, the world's breakdown in values took center stage alongside comprehensive considerations of global regulatory reform, corporate governance, and global sustainability challenges.
At the same time, Toyota (TM), the world's largest automaker, plunged into a crisis of its own. What is striking about Toyota's difficulties is how customers, regulators, and other stakeholders judge the company. Rather than dwelling on the company's faulty automobile components (Toyota's "Whats"), people are peeling back the company's culture (Toyota's "Hows") to find out if behavior and values within the company caused and/or exacerbated its problems.
Inside boardrooms, more business leaders appear to grasp the importance of behaviors and sustainable values. When John Deere (DE) hired CEO Sam Allen last summer, Allen was asked what he planned to change. His predecessor and the company's current chairman, Bob Lane, explains that Allen was very clear on that matter. "His response … was, 'It's too soon to tell what we're going to change. But what we're not going to change is the how and the way we do business.'"
Like Lane, Allen, and other inspirational corporate leaders, Davos attendees and Toyota executives now understand the importance "the how." Rest assured, the 21st century versions of Apple, Texas Instruments, and Kraft are aggressively rethinking the basics. As they do, they are no doubt focused less on 20th century levers of outperforming and more on 21st century modes—such as sustainable values and inspirational leadership—of outbehaving the competition.
So don't call it a comeback. If we treat our current problem that way, we will still be right here, mired in the 21st century's ever-accelerating crisis cycle for years. And it just may knock us out.
Dov Seidman is the founder, chairman and chief executive officer of LRN, a company that helps businesses develop ethical corporate cultures and inspire principled performance, and the author of HOW: Why HOW We Do Anything Means Everything…in Business (and in Life). LRN recently announced the acquisition of leading green strategy firm, GreenOrder.
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In this guide I will go over details on how to start your first island. These steps will help you keep a positive income as well as keep your park safe. I will give you tips and tricks or well just tips really on how to keep the money flowing in a positive direction.
How to Get the Cash for New Islands (Easy Way).
W - Moves the screen forward.
A - Moves the screen to the left.
S - Moves the screen backwards.
D - Moves the screen to the right.
Q - Rotates the screen Counter Clockwise.
E - Rotates the screen Clockwise.
Pg Dn - Scrolls Out.
This can all be done with the mouse by either Holding Right Click and moving the mouse or just moving your mouse to the edge of the map. As well as holding the Mouse Wheel down and moving to move rotate the camera. Scrolling the Mouse Wheel zooms in and out.
Z and X Rotates the Buildings your placing Space locks the buildings to a snap point (Note it rotates the building 90 Degrees for every z or x press.
First you can open the Ranger Menu and the ACU menu at any time as long as they are placed by pressing.
While controlling the vehicles it uses WASD to move.
R swaps to the gun.
F on the Jeep changes to the Camera.
This is the basics you will need to know to play the game.
As soon as you have started a new game you will be given a small cutsceen introducing you to the island. After this is done just follow the small Tutorial.
The First step is to place the Hammond Creation Lab. I suggest doing this as far to the side of the area you are given as possible. This will leave a space large enough for a Viewing Area which will be added later.
Follow the Tutorial and create your first dinosaur. Enjoy the Cutsceen of your dino coming out after your done you will pick a Contract. I am not gonna lie its best to take Security first Follow their instructions and you will find out exactly why this is.
Spoiler: Your releasing a dino into the park which if you have a ton of people already there is serious risk of injury which will put you in a bit of a pickle as your will be hemoraging money.
Follow along and after your done you can continue on as normal. This should be the only one you have to worry about. Around now or even before make sure you place down a Feeder in your pen.
If you do not recieve any contracts you may request one in the control room under contracts. this should get your moving along.
Now here is the big thing to make you get money and I can not stress this enough.
Once you have a dino or 2 and have completed the Security Contract go into you Enclosures tab and place a Viewing Gallery beside the Hammond Creation Lab. Now you should have people coming in regularly.
Your Profits will rise as you raise more dinos and as long as you make sure you don't stress your dinos you shouldn't have any problems.
This will give you a basic run down of how to make sure your animals are happy and don't break anything.
If you click on one of your dinos and press R you will get the status of that dino. we will go over this list to make sure your dinos are constanly happy.
Health: The amount of health they have.
Food: The amount of Food they have, Put a feeder down of the corrosponding type.
Water: The amount of water they have. as long as there is a pond they will drink.
These three are easy to keep up as long as you have a Feeder and a small pool of water in the pen with them.
Comfort: This is a very important stat to keep an eye on. If it gets to low the animal will go on a rampage and attempt to break out of the encloser and attack park goers. All the below stats are what affects Comfort.
Grassland: This is the ammount of open area the pen has available.
Forest: This is the amount of Trees in the area.
Population: This represents ALL the different Dinos you have in the pen so keep in mind how many.
Social: This represents how many of that type of Dino you can have.
Note some dinos require more than just 1 as soon as they pop out. This means that their Comfort it droping instantly upon release. Make sure you can make enough so that they don't rampage.
If any of these gets into the red the Comfort will start to drop. WHen the comfort hits the red zone your dino will go on a rampage break out of the pen and go wild on the tourists.
As long as you keep an eye on these bars you won't have to worry about any of the dinos going on a rampage.


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INSURRECTION TIMELINE: FIRST THE COUP AND THEN THE COVER-UP – UPDATED
Posted on January 13, 2021 by thebellyofthebeast
This post first appeared at BillMoyers.com on Jan. 13, 2021.
Every minute a damning new fact emerges, and the case against Donald Trump gets stronger. That will continue. Meanwhile, we've added a few new bombshell items to the BillMoyers.com Insurrection Timeline. The new items appear with an asterisk (*).
The Department of Defense's January 8, 2021 initial press release purports to "memorialize the planning and execution timeline" of the deadly insurrection that it calls the "January 6, 2021 First Amendment Protests in Washington, DC."
[Late in the afternoon on January 11, 2021, the Defense Department changed the title of its January 8 memorandum and reissued it "to more appropriately reflect the characterization of the events at the U.S. Capitol on January 6." The retitled summary is the "January 6, 2021 Violent Attack at the U.S. Capitol."]
The memo's minute-by-minute account creates a false illusion of transparency. In truth, its most noteworthy aspects are the omission of Trump's central role in the insurrection and the effort to shift blame away from Trump and his new Acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller.
By November 9, every news organization declared that former Vice President Joe Biden had won the election. On that day, Trump fired Acting Secretary of Defense Mark Esper and replaced him with Miller, an Army retiree who worked for a defense contractor until Trump tapped him as his assistant in 2018. Miller's promotion began a departmental regime change that embedded three fierce Trump loyalists as top Defense Department officials: Kash Patel (former aide to Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA)), retired army Gen. Anthony Tata (pro-Trump Fox News pundit), and Ezra Cohen-Watnick (former assistant to Trump's first national security adviser, Mike Flynn).
At such a late date in Trump's presidency, many asked, why the shake-up at the Department of Defense? We may be learning the answer.
The department's January 8, 2021 memo ignores Trump's central role in igniting and then encouraging the January 6 insurrection. In fact, the only reference to Trump appears in a January 3 entry when Miller and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mike Milley meet with him and he concurs in activation of the DC National Guard "to support law enforcement."
Other than that, Trump is conspicuously absent, along with the most important parts of the story. In the date and time entries that follow, only those in italics and preceded with "(DoD Memo)" summarize items from the Defense Department's January 8 memorandum. The memo ignores every other fact set forth in this post.
Dec. 19, 2020: Trump tweets: "Big protest in D.C. on January 6th. Be there, will be wild!"
Jan. 3, 2021: Replying to a tweet from one of the rally organizers, Trump tweets: "I will be there. Historic day."
*Jan. 5: Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) receives a call from White House Political Director Brian Jack asking him to speak at the "Stop the Steal" rally on January 6. Brooks agrees.
8:17 a.m.: Trump tweets: "States want to correct their votes, which they now know were based on irregularities and fraud, plus corrupt process never received legislative approval. All Mike Pence has to do is send them back to the States, AND WE WIN. Do it Mike, this is a time for extreme courage!"
"We will never give up. We will never concede. It doesn't happen. You don't concede when there's theft involved."
"We won this election, and we won it by a landslide. This was not a close election."
"I hope Mike is going to do the right thing. I hope so. I hope so, because if Mike Pence does the right thing, we win the election… All Vice President Pence has to do is send it back to the states to recertify, and we become president, and you are the happiest people."
1:00 p.m.: While Trump continues his rant to the mob, some members of Trump's crowd have already reached the US Capitol building where Congress assembles in joint session to certify President-elect Joe Biden's victory. An initial wave of protesters storms the outer barricade west of the Capitol building. As the congressional proceedings begin, Pence reads a letter saying that he won't intervene in Congress's electoral count: "My oath to support and defend the Constitution constrains me from claiming unilateral authority."
1:11 p.m.: Trump ends his speech by urging his followers to march down Pennsylvania Avenue:"We fight like hell. If you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore… Our exciting adventures and boldest endeavors have not yet begun… We're going to the Capitol. We're going to try and give them [Republicans] the kind of pride and boldness that they need to take back our country."
If the District of Columbia were a state, its governor alone could have deployed the National Guard to crush the riot. Instead, Trump and his Defense Department had that responsibility, and an unprecedent assault on a sacred institution of government succeeded, if only for a few hours.
*Also at 1:49 p.m.: Trump retweets a video of the rally, which includes his previous statements that: "our country has had enough. We will not take it anymore and that's what this is all about. To use a favorite term that all of you came up with, we will stop the steal. . . You'll never take back our country with weakness. You have to show strength, and you have to be strong."
*Shortly after 2:00 p.m.: While the senators are in a temporary holding room after the Senate chamber is evacuated, Trump tries to call Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL), but mistakenly reaches Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT), who hands the phone to Tuberville. Trump then tries to convince Tuberville to make additional objections to the Electoral College vote in an effort to block Congress' certification of Biden's win. The call is cut off because senators are asked to move to a secure location.
2:15 p.m.: Trump's mob breaches the Capitol building – breaking windows, climbing inside, and opening doors for others to follow.
They are begging for additional National Guard assistance. Note the time. It's been almost an hour since Bowser requested help.
2:24 p.m.: Trump tweets: "Mike Pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our Country and our Constitution, giving States a chance to certify a corrected set of facts, not the fraudulent or inaccurate ones which they were asked to previously certify. USA demands the truth!"
After erecting a gallows on the Capitol grounds, the mob shouts, "Hang Mike Pence." Rioters create another noose from a camera cord seized during an attack on an on-site news team.
"I am making an urgent, urgent immediate request for National Guard assistance," Sund says. "I have got to get boots on the ground."
The DC contingent is flabbergasted when Piatt says that he could not recommend that his boss, Army Secretary McCarthy, approve the request. "I don't like the visual of the National Guard standing a police line with the Capitol in the background," Piatt says. Again and again, Sund says that the situation is dire.
(Memo) 2:30 p.m.: Miller, Army Secretary McCarthy, and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff meet to discuss Mayor Bowser's request.
(Memo) 3:04 p.m.: Miller gives "verbal approval" to full mobilization of the DC National Guard (1,100 members).
It has now been more than 90 minutes since Mayor Bowser first asked Army Secretary McCarthy for assistance. It took an hour for Defense Department officials to meet and another half-hour for them to decide to help. And Bowser still doesn't know the status of her request.
(Memo) 3:19 p.m.: Pelosi and Schumer call Army Secretary McCarthy, who says that Bowser's request has now been approved.
(Memo) 3:26 p.m.: Army Secretary McCarthy calls Bowser to tell her that her request for help has been approved.
The Defense Department's notification of approval to Bowser came two hours after her request.
While Miller and his team were slow-walking Mayor Bowser's request, she had sought National Guard assistance from Virginia Governor Ralph Northam (D) and Maryland Governor Larry Hogan (R). At about the same time, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) called Northam directly for help and he agreed.
3:29 p.m.: Gov. Northam announces mobilization of Virginia's National Guard. But there's a hitch. Federal law requires Defense Department authorization before any state's National Guard can cross the state border onto federal land in DC. That approval doesn't come until almost two hours later.
(Memo) 3:47 p.m. Governor Hogan mobilizes his state's National Guard and 200 state troopers.
The Defense Department "repeatedly denies" Hogan's request to deploy the National Guard at the Capitol. As he awaits approval, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) callsHogan from the undisclosed bunker to which he, Speaker Pelosi, and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) have been evacuated. Hoyer pleads for assistance, saying that the Capitol Police is overwhelmed and there is no federal law enforcement presence.
4:17 p.m.: Trump tweets a video telling rioters, "I know your pain, I know you're hurt. We had an election that was stolen from us. It was a landslide election and everyone knows it, especially the other side… It's a very tough period of time. There's never been a time like this where such a thing happened where they could take it away from all of us — from me, from you, from our country. This was a fraudulent election, but we can't play into the hands of these people. We have to have peace. So go home. We love you. You're very special. You've seen what happens. You see the way others are treated that are so bad and so evil."
(Memo) 4:18 p.m.: Miller gives voice approval to notifying surrounding states to muster and be prepared to mobilize their National Guard personnel.
(Memo) 4:32 p.m.: Miller gives verbal authorization to "re-mission" DC National Guard from city posts where most have been directing traffic and monitoring subway stations "to conduct perimeter and clearance operations" in support of the Capitol Police force.
4:40 p.m.: More than 90 minutes after Governor Hogan had requested federal approval to send his state's National Guard troops to DC, Army Secretary McCarthy calls and asks, "Can you come as soon as possible?" Hogan responds, "Yeah. We've been waiting. We're ready."
(Memo) 5:45 p.m.: Miller signs formal authorization for out-of-state National Guard personnel to muster and gives voice approval for deployment to support the Capitol Police.
The first Maryland National Guard personnel don't arrive at the Capitol until January 7 at 10:00 a.m. The first Virginia National Guard members arrive at Noon.
6:01 p.m.: Trump tweets: "These are the things and events that happen when a sacred landslide election victory is so unceremoniously & viciously stripped away from great patriots who have been badly & unfairly treated for so long. Go home with love & in peace. Remember this day forever!"
*7:00 p.m.: Trump's personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, intends to call Sen. Tuberville but, like Trump five hours earlier, he reaches Sen. Lee. Unaware that he has reached the wrong number, Giuliani leaves a voicemail message saying, "Sen. Tuberville? Or I should say Coach Tuberville. This is Rudy Giuliani, the President's lawyer. I'm calling you because I want to discuss with you how they're trying to rush this hearing and how we need you, our Republican friends, to try to just slow it down so we can get these legislatures to get more information to you. I know they're reconvening at 8 tonight, but it … the only strategy we can follow is to object to numerous states and raise issues so that we get ourselves into tomorrow — ideally until the end of tomorrow."
When Congress resumes the session at 8:06 p.m., Tuberville votes in favor of objections to certifying Biden's election.
(Memo) 8:00 p.m.: The DC Capitol Police declare the Capitol building secure.
8:31 p.m.: After widespread media reports that Pence, not Trump, had actually given the order to deploy the National Guard, Kash Patel – Miller's chief of staff and former top aide to Rep. Nunes – tells the New York Times, "The acting secretary and the president have spoken multiple times this week about the request for National Guard personnel in D.C. During these conversations, the president conveyed to the acting secretary that he should take any necessary steps to support civilian law enforcement requests in securing the Capitol and federal buildings."
But according to the Defense Department's January 8 memo, the only such conversation with Trump occurred on January 3.
Jan. 7: Trump releases a video in which he lies, saying, "I immediately deployed the National Guard and federal law enforcement to secure the building and expel the intruders." Defense Department officials confirm that they did not speak to Trump on January 6.
Jan. 8: Trump tweets: "The 75,000,000 great American Patriots who voted for me, AMERICA FIRST, and MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN, will have a GIANT VOICE long into the future. They will not be disrespected or treated unfairly in any way, shape or form!!!"
Shortly thereafter, he tweets again: "To all of those who have asked, I will not be going to the Inauguration on January 20th."
Jan. 9: Twitter issues a statement saying that it has banned Trump because his "statement that he will not be attending the Inauguration is being received by a number of his supporters as further confirmation that the election was not legitimate… and encouragement to those potentially considering violent acts that the Inauguration would be a 'safe' target, as he will not be attending."
Twitter's statement continues, "The use of the words 'American Patriots' to describe some of his supporters is also being interpreted as support for those committing violent acts at the US Capitol. The mention of his supporters having a 'GIANT VOICE long into the future' and that 'They will not be disrespected or treated unfairly in any way, shape or form!!!' is being interpreted as further indication that President Trump does not plan to facilitate an 'orderly transition' and instead that he plans to continue to support, empower, and shield those who believe he won the election."
The statement concludes: "Plans for future armed protests have already begun proliferating on and off-Twitter, including a proposed secondary attack on the US Capitol and state capitol buildings on January 17, 2021."
*Jan. 12: Preparing to board Marine One for Andrews Air Force Base en route to a speech in Alamo, Texas, Trump says, "And on the impeachment, it's really a continuation of the greatest witch hunt in the history of politics. It's ridiculous. It's absolutely ridiculous. This impeachment is causing tremendous anger, and you're doing it, and it's really a terrible thing that they're doing. For Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer to continue on this path, I think it's causing tremendous danger to our country and it's causing tremendous anger."
*Also on Jan. 12: As he prepares to board Air Force One, Trump says, "So if you read my speech — and many people have done it, and I've seen it both in the papers and in the media, on television — it's been analyzed, and people thought that what I said was totally appropriate.
And if you look at what other people have said — politicians at a high level — about the riots during the summer, the horrible riots in Portland and Seattle, in various other — other places, that was a real problem — what they said. But they've analyzed my speech and words and my final paragraph, my final sentence, and everybody, to the T, thought it was totally appropriate."
*Also on Jan. 12: Speaking to his Texas audience, Trump says, "Before we begin, I'd like to say that free speech is under assault like never before. The 25th Amendment is of zero risk to me but will come back to haunt Joe Biden and the Biden administration. As the expression goes: Be careful what you wish for. The impeachment hoax is a continuation of the greatest and most vicious witch hunt in the history of our country, and it is causing tremendous anger and division and pain — far greater than most people will ever understand, which is very dangerous for the USA, especially at this very tender time."
*Also on Jan. 12: The House Judiciary Committee issues a 76-page report of the events before, during and after the January riot that culminated in the deaths of five Americans, including a US Capitol Police officer. It concludes, "President Trump has falsely asserted he won the 2020 presidential election and repeatedly sought to overturn the results of the election. As his efforts failed again and again, President Trump continued a parallel course of conduct that foreseeably resulted in the imminent lawless actions of his supporters, who attacked the Capitol and the Congress. This course of conduct, viewed within the context of his past actions and other attempts to subvert the presidential election, demonstrate that President Trump remains a clear and present danger to the Constitution and our democracy."
*Jan. 13: As the article of impeachment and House Report head to the House floor for a vote, CNN reports that members of Congress, under pressure from Trump, are "scared" and "fear for their lives and their families." Appearing on MSNBC, Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) says, "I had a lot of conversations with my Republican colleagues. … A couple of them broke down in tears … saying that they are afraid for their lives if they vote for this impeachment."
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The immune system is a complex mechanism of protection in which specialized cells detect invaders and recognize foreign elements in the body, and attack them. Pregnancy is an exceptional situation in which two organisms live together, with two separated immune systems, the mother's and the embryo's one, and the body should step aside to allow the birth of the new life. In autoimmune diseases, the body recognizes as an invader some cellular structures of the body itself, and reacts against it, causing local or general complications.
Myasthenia Gravis is an autoimmune disease that affects neuromuscular junctions of voluntary contraction muscles: the skeletal muscle's contraction is controlled by some chemical substances called neurotransmitters, that fly through the space existing between the end of a neuron and its receptor – in this case, in a muscle. One of these neurotransmitters is called acetylcholine and, in a healthy person, acetylcholinesterase is the enzyme which removes the excess of acetylcholine from the synaptic space (the space through which neurotransmitters fly to the receptor).
In Myasthenia there are antibodies which recognize acetylcholine's receptors and avoid the transmission to be done in a correct way, causing muscle fatigue and muscle fluctuating weakness, among other effects.
Some of the symptoms of this illness are double vision, drooping eyelid, complications talking, fatigue… and more actions in which voluntary contractions are involved. The most complicated aspect in case of pregnancy is the difficulty breathing due to the weakness of the rib cage's muscles.
Through a treatment of acetylcholinesterase inhibitors, it is possible to have a normal life, and the pregnancy can be carried out under the strict supervision of the specialist.
There's no way to predict Myasthenia's evolution during the pregnancy: they have registered cases of pregnant women in which Myasthenia had increased, while in others it had remained at the same level than before the pregnancy, and sometimes it had decreased. Even when Myasthenia doesn't turn more serious, more fatigue and weakness have been noticed, due to the increasing weight of the pregnancy.
Medication with acetylcholinesterase inhibitors can't trespass placenta, and it can be maintained during the pregnancy; the use of immunosuppressive prednisone is also permitted, still immunosuppressives in general are controversial, due to their mutagenic effects. According to the studies, the dose of acetylcholinesterase inhibitor shouldn't vary during the pregnancy – this will only depend on the severity of the condition.
Women with Myasthenia who become pregnant should turn to a gynecologist, who will observe the evolution of the disease during the pregnancy. They suggest to increase the resting hours, in order to reduce the intensity of Myasthenia's effects, and to be careful in case of possible increments of the symptoms.
The muscle layer of the uterus, called myometrium, is constituted of a smooth muscle, so that Myasthenia does not affect its function. The labour is the moment in which Myasthenia can make the difference: the first part, the dilation, happens faster than in a healthy person, but the second part, the expulsion, where the abdomen's muscles are crucial, there can be complications in pushing, and forceps may be necessary to help the birth.
Cesarean only is indicated when absolutely necessary, and anesthesia should be limited as much as possible to local anesthesia, in order to avoid muscle relaxants.
Myasthenia doesn't affect the correct fetal development during the pregnancy.
10-20% of children born to mothers with Myasthenia have a transitional situation of general weakness during the first days of weeks, due to the mother's antibodies that have passed through the placenta, and typical signals of this can be a weak crying and a reduction in the sucking reflex. We are talking about small quantities of acetylcholinesterase inhibitors, which won't complicate the development of the newborn.
Breastfeeding is not recommended if the antibodies' concentration in blood (called antibodies avidity) is high, otherwise important doses of cholinesterase inhibitors will be necessary.
In conclusion, pregnancy with Myasthenia Gravis is possible, although it requires a strict follow-up of the pregnancy's development, to verify that the drug is adapted to the mother's necessities at any time, and, in case it appears in the newborn, to diagnose it and successfully treat it.


While details of what happened in Boston today, with multiple explosions near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, are just beginning to emerge, there is a framework in place for federal, state and local officials to respond to such situations -- and try to prevent them from occurring in the first place.
In the January/February issue of Government Executive, Charles S. Clark explored the Homeland Security Department's network of fusion centers. The centers bring together officials at all levels of government to share information (especially about potential terrorist activity) and coordinate responses to crisis situations. The most recent prominent example of such a center at work involved the response to Hurricane Sandy last October, conducted out of the New Jersey Regional Operations Intelligence Center in West Trenton, N.J. Clark's piece focuses on this center.
The Boston area is served by the Commonwealth Fusion Center in Maynard, Mass. According to its website, the center "works with federal, state, regional and local law enforcement, as well as the public and private sector as the state repository for homeland security information and incident reporting. It serves as a point of contact for local entities seeking to receive information from federal agencies. It collects and analyzes information to produce and disseminate actionable intelligence to support decision makers and operational personnel."
When it comes to preventing terrorism, the fusion centers have come in for their share of criticism recently.


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Motte and bailey castle called East Leigh Berrys
A Scheduled Monument in Bude-Stratton, Cornwall
Latitude: 50.8335 / 50°50'0"N
OS Eastings: 224443.926874
OS Northings: 106738.53455
OS Grid: SS244067
Mapcode National: GBR K4.WWSP
Mapcode Global: FRA 16GW.QWD
Entry Name: Motte and bailey castle called East Leigh Berrys
English Heritage Legacy ID: CO 483
Civil Parish: Bude-Stratton
Church of England Parish: Launcells
The monument includes a motte and bailey castle situated on a south west facing spur, overlooking a tributary to the River Neet. The castle survives as a low circular mound or motte with two roughly oval baileys to the north east surrounded by largely buried ditches and defined by earthen rampart banks. The motte is approximately 50m in diameter with a flattened dome-like profile and stands up to 1.7m high. The perimeter is visible as a scarp with a gap to the south west where the earthworks have been slightly flattened. The outer ditch is up to 8m wide and 0.5m deep. The central bailey is roughly circular in plan and defined by a bank of up to 5m wide and 0.4m high. The accompanying ditch is up to 6m wide and 0.5m deep and continues around the second bailey. Between the two baileys is a 0.5m high scarp. The second north eastern bailey is larger and of irregular plan. It is defined by a flattened bank of 7m wide and 0.7m high. Beyond the outer ditch to the north west is a counterscarp bank. As a defensive position this location is rather poor, but it does seem to control a medieval route into North Cornwall. It is thought to be an adulterine castle built during the Civil War between King Stephen and the Empress Matilda and the relatively low earthworks might suggest it was either unfinished or slighted. There is no known contemporary documentation relating to the castle which was first recorded by Maclaughlan and depicted on the Ordnance Survey map of 1885. However, it is thought to have had a strategic relationship with the important pre-conquest and Domesday recorded manor of Stratton, the centre of the Hundred of Stratton and a market town.
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PastScape Monument No:-31876
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Motte and bailey castles are medieval fortifications introduced into Britain by the Normans. They comprised a large conical mound of earth or rubble, the motte, surmounted by a palisade and a stone or timber tower. In a majority of examples an embanked enclosure containing additional buildings, the bailey, adjoined the motte. Motte castles and motte-and-bailey castles acted as garrison forts during offensive military operations, as strongholds, and, in many cases, as aristocratic residences and as centres of local or royal administration. Built in towns, villages and open countryside, motte and bailey castles generally occupied strategic positions dominating their immediate locality and, as a result, are the most visually impressive monuments of the early post-Conquest period surviving in the modern landscape. Over 600 motte castles or motte-and-bailey castles are recorded nationally, with examples known from most regions. As one of a restricted range of recognised early post-Conquest monuments, they are particularly important for the study of Norman Britain and the development of the feudal system. Although many were occupied for only a short period of time, motte castles continued to be built and occupied from the 11th to the 13th centuries, after which they were superseded by other types of castle. Despite some flattening of the earthworks, the motte and bailey castle called East Leigh Berrys survives well and will contain archaeological and environmental evidence relating to its construction, development, longevity, social, political, strategic and military significance, abandonment, domestic arrangements and overall landscape context.
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Bude-Stratton
Round 300m south east of Browhill
Hobbacott canal incline
Two bowl barrows 300m NNW of Red Post
Bowl barrow at Red Post
Round 210m north east of Northcott Park Quarry
Moated site 415m west of Binhamy Farm
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Jennifer graduated with a B.S. In Elementary Education from Florida State University and went on to earn a Master's in Gifted Education from the University of South Florida. She was awarded the National Association for Gifted Children's Masters' and Specialists' Award for Exceptional Contributions to Gifted Education in 2012.
Jennifer coaches the school's FIRST Tech Challenge robotics team, oversees the Lakeland Christian School Center for Law and Public Policy, teaches Entrepreneurial Leadership and Experimental Science, and writes and administrates grants. She has been married to Florida Supreme Court Justice Charles T. Canady since 1997, and they have two daughters, Julia and Anna.


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Adrian John Lim-Klumpes (born Adrian John Klumpes) is an Australian multi-instrumentalist who released his solo debut album, Be Still, in October 2006 on The Leaf Label.

Klumpes was a member of electronic jazz trio Triosk (2001–07) before starting his solo career. His next project was 3ofmillions, which released an album, Golden Calf 3, in 2008 on hellosQuare recordings.

From 2010 to 2015 he was a member of an improv group, Tangents. He issued his second solo album, Yield (Preludes and Fugues for Piano), in 2017.

Personal life

Since 2016 Adrian Klumpes performs under his married name, Adrian Lim-Klumpes.

Discography

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Year of birth missing (living people)
Living people
Australian pianists
21st-century pianists


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