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British Butterflies
: Species By Region
Butterflies of Wales
The species listed below may have a limited distribution in Wales. In all cases, please refer to the distribution maps shown on the individual species pages.
This list excludes rare migrant species and species which are now extinct in the UK.
The following species are known to occur in Wales.
Butterflies in England and Wales
Northern England
Central England
Eastern England
Southern England
Butterflies in Scotland
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Family Hesperiidae - 4 species occur in Wales
Dingy Skipper
Erynnis tages
Grizzled Skipper
Pyrgus malvae
Large Skipper
Ochlodes venata
Small Skipper
Thymelicus sylvestris
Family Pieridae - 6 species occur in Wales
Gonepteryx rhamni
Clouded Yellow
Colias croceus
Green-veined White
Pieris napi
Large White
Pieris brassicae
Anthocharis cardamines
Small White
Pieris rapae
Family Nymphalidae - 20 species occur in Wales
Polygonia c-album
Dark Green Fritillary
Argynnis aglaja
Pyronia tithonus
Hipparchia semele
High Brown Fritillary
Argynnis adippe
Large Heath
Coenonympha tullia
Marbled White
Melanargia galathea
Marsh Fritillary
Euphydryas aurinia
Meadow Brown
Maniola jurtina
Painted Lady
Vanessa cardui
Inachis io
Pearl-bordered Fritillary
Boloria euphrosyne
Red Admiral
Vanessa atalanta
Aphantopus hyperantus
Silver-washed Fritillary
Argynnis paphia
Small Heath
Coenonympha pamphilus
Small Pearl-bordered Fritillary
Boloria selene
Small Tortoiseshell
Aglais urticae
Speckled Wood
Pararge aegeria
Wall Brown
Lasiommata megera
Family Papilionidae - 0 species occur in Wales
Family Lycaenidae - 10 species occur in Wales
Brown Argus
Aricia agestis
Brown Hairstreak
Thecla betulae
Common Blue
Polyommatus icarus
Green Hairstreak
Callophrys rubi
Holly Blue
Celastrina argiolus
Purple Hairstreak
Neozephyrus quercus
Silver-studded Blue
Plebeius argus
Small Blue
Cupido minimus
Small Copper
Lycaena phlaeas
White-letter Hairstreak
Satyrium w-album
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London: They fell in love on the sets of `Slumdog Millionaire` and Freida Pinto has now moved in with boyfriend Dev Patel, taking their romance a step further.
The couple has moved into a USD 1.5 million rental home in Los Angeles. The two were pictured carrying boxes into their new house, reported Daily Mail.
Pinto, who turned 27 last month, looked chic in a loose-fitting pink vest top with black jeans and a pair of black sandals. Meanwhile Patel carried a large box into their new home.
Pinto had recently said she won`t put her relationship before her career but will always balance the two.
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Swissmedic, the authority in Switzerland that gives permission for the use of drugs, today announced that the "swine flu" vaccine Pandemrix will not be allowed to be injected into pregnant women, children or young adults (below 18 years of age) or elderly (above 60 years of age). The very same vaccine is now injected through an unprecedented mass vaccination campaign into hundreds of thousands if not millions of people in Sweden. No restrictions are made in Sweden and the authorities there express surprise about the Swiss decision. "There is no reason to make such a decision here in Sweden", says Jan liliemark, a professor working for the national Medical Products Agency. The many deaths so far in Sweden from this vaccine are "still under investigation".
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-173?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12743107#action_12743107 ] dhruba borthakur commented on HDFS-173: --------------------------------------- The proposal sounds like a feasible idea. A related problem is that a Namenode server handler thread will remain busy during all this time. Is that a problem that need to be solved too? > Recursively deleting a directory with millions of files makes NameNode unresponsive for other commands until the deletion completes > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: HDFS-173 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-173 > Project: Hadoop HDFS > Issue Type: Bug > Reporter: Suresh Srinivas > Assignee: Suresh Srinivas > > Delete a directory with millions of files. This could take several minutes (observed 12 mins for 9 million files). While the operation is in progress FSNamesystem lock is held and the requests from clients are not handled until deletion completes. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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The past couple of days have been a mix of super boring yet really busy. Yesterday I started my day with a simple plan: the beach! While picking up some fresh bread and deli meats at the local supermarket, I ran into one of my favorite cousins. She and her husband were heading to the beach as well, so I joined them. Once there, three other of her siblings and their families met up with us that same day. What I thought would be a quiet day with Fifty Shades Freed, ended up being a loud & insane afternoon goofing around in the beautiful Tyrrhenian Sea. We couldn't get enough of each other, so they decided to organize a late potluck dinner at their parent's place, my Zia Franca & Zio Antonio. They have six married children, who each have a number of kids of their own, so the house filled fast and the noise level reached decibels unfamiliar to me. After eating lots of amazing food and some time spent playing Twister with the kids, I headed home for a night of rest. Today, on the other hand, I did nothing! I'm convinced that people in Italy run on two speeds. Super high, or really low. There's no easy medium.
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Introduction to Al Udeid Military Instillation
This term paper is about Al Udeid Air Installation and Security Program. The information that will be covered in the document consists of; Introduction to Al Udeid Military Instillation, Force Protection Conditions and Determining Assets Protection Levels, Al Udeid Installation Security Concept and Regional Threats, Installation Security Forces and the Conclusion. After reading this term paper the reader will have a better understanding about military operating procedures and protecting military assets form terrorist incidents.
Introduction to Al Udeid Military Instillation
Al Udeid Air Base is a Military Installation located in the country of Qatar, and is considered geographically the heart of the Middle East. Al Udeid's mission is to provide Air and ground support for the War on Terrorism, as well as insuring global reach for US and Coalition Forces. Al Udeid is a diverse installation consisting of all branches of the US Military, British, Australian, Korean Forces, and Civilian Elements. Even with vast military diversity this installation is first and foremost an airport and is one of the largest in the region. The runway and surrounding tarmacs are adequate enough to support the largest aircraft both military and civilian. Although, the assortment and numbers are classified this installation has an adage "if it burns jet fuel, kicks ass, or moves troops. It's here!" It is estimated that either a military or commercial aircraft takes off or lands ever three minutes and operations are conducted twenty four hours a day and 365 days a year. Al Udeid's passenger terminal is like any other airport and routinely conducts search and screaming procedures of aircraft, passenger, and cargo.
Force Protection Conditions and Determining Asset Protection Levels
In addition to a normal operating military installation, this installation adheres to all Force Conditions Levels (FPCON'S) as well as integrates the Asset Protection Concept. These installation security programs must be executed with precision and all assets must be protected at all coasts. However, given that statement one must realize that not all assets are held with the same prestige. At deployed locations the Force Protection program is used in conjunction with Asset Protection Level procedures to provide the best protection possible for valued resources. Protection levels can change during periods of increased tension. For Example, FPCON Normal is the lowest protection level but, as unforeseen event increases security forces will amplify the FPCON LEVEL, FPCON DELTA being the highest. Virtually all contingencies cause security forces to increase readiness by implementing on of the four following FPCONS Levels; FPCON NORMAL describes a situation of no current terrorist activity. The only security forces needed are enough to stop the everyday criminal, most likely civilian police forces. FPCON ALPHA describes a situation where there is a small and general terrorist activity that is not predictable. However, agencies will inform personnel that there is a possible threat and standard security procedure review is conducted. FPCON BRAVO describes a situation with somewhat predictable terrorist threat. Security measures taken by agency personnel may affect the activities of local law enforcement and the general public. FPCON CHARLIE describes a situation when an instance occurs or when intelligence reports that there is terrorist activity imminent. Increased security by agencies are likely to cause problems for civilian law enforcement and the public, as people looking for access to agency facilities may be denied. FPCON DELTA describes a situation when a terrorist attack is taking place or has just occurred. When applied for long periods of time, FPCON DELTA can cause hardships for civilian police and the public, as heightened agency security can impede their everyday duties. FPCON DELTA usually occurs only in the areas that are most...
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 190919
tickadj unable to set lower than 9000, ntp unable to correct time
Last modified: 2007-11-30 17:07:24 EST
Description of problem:
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Latest RH Ent Kernel
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Run on Opteron dualcore
2. Set up and run ntpd
3. Watch time drift(quickly)
Time advances very quickly, would need to set a lower tick rate.
Additional info:
tickadj does not work as described in manual.
tickadj will not accept a lower value than 9000.
This appears to have an underlying problem because of the limits in adjtimex.
On the system it's running on the hardware clock is so fast that the adjustment
level is exceeded causing no way to keep time correct.
This is probably a hw/kernel issue. Can you take a look at bug 165826? There are
a few things you can try.
Thanks Miroslav
Adding 'clock=pmtimer' to the kernel options line in grub.conf has for the most
part fixed this issue.
I still have a couple of probs with ntpd dieing but now it can at least keep
time accurate while it's running.
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I completely forgot about PerlScript, which is another ovious choice for dynamic content under IIS.
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It gives us immense pleasure to be part of the Food & Hospitality Asia Maldives Exhibition & International Culinary Challenge 2015. This event is the largest event organized for the Hospitality Industry of Maldives. This event will be an important step forward in highlighting the importance of this field and emphasizing the contributions of the culinary excellence in the hospitality industry. It is also a great development for the existing and potential chefs to showcase their abilities and skills in this prestigious art involving the creation and presentation of food and drinks.
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I will be serving as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints for next 18 months in the great state of Louisiana. Let the awesome begin!
Friday, April 4, 2014
Mardi Gras!!
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Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Phone Battle Ship, Grating Carrots and Praying for Miracles
Hey Mom and Dad!
Sorry to group email yall, hope you'll forgive me :)
So, to start with, I just wanted to tell you that I'm just in the happiest mood of all time this morning. I can feel your prayers/putting my name on the prayer roll strengthening me. This last week was really really slow - everything got canceled on us and we had no miles. But our exchange with the Sister Training Leaders was awesome, and unity-wise we've seen miracles. Sister Monk and I are at a much better place, I feel closer to my Savior (I realized that He has been carrying me the last few weeks and I am humbled/so grateful for that knowledge) and this morning as we walked out to the car, I couldn't help singing "It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood, a wonderful day in the neighborhood" from Mister Rogers. And when Sister Monk was like "He's dead." it still didn't get me down. The Lord is totally strengthening me and helping me to be happy and have a positive attitude and have faith in good things to come. This morning, I opened up my missionary inbox (from which I write to President Wall and he sends out emails to all the missionaries) and President had filled my inbox with excerpts from other missionaries about miracles that they've had in the last few weeks. In the past, I would've had a bad attitude - I would've asked "Why aren't we having the same success" or "What am I doing wrong?" but this morning I just felt happy and excited for those missionaries and I have hope and faith that our time is coming - the Lord will bless us with rain after a long drought. Because we are making every effort to be obedient and diligent, we are trying, and the blessings WILL come eventually, I know it. :)
This is what I wrote to President Wall about how I'm feeling:
"I feel myself changing. Sometimes when I read the emails you send out, I get discouraged and think, "Man, what am I doing wrong? Why can't we have cool miracles like that?" But this morning, I just felt happy. I felt so excited for all those missionaries who had such awesome experiences during the last weeks. The Lord is hastening the work, and He is in control. I felt like this last week was one of the slowest, least successful weeks of my entire mission, and I've been trying to have a good attitude about it. I've been trying to ignore all the "Why?" questions that have come into my head, and ignore the "You must be a really bad missionary" thoughts that have come into my head, and just trust that the Lord knows what he's doing, and these thoughts and questions are not from the Spirit. The emails you sent confirmed to me what I've been thinking - I need to press on. I am enough. I have been obedient. We didn't do anything wrong this last week - we did the best we could. For some reason, the Lord didn't provide us with any really awesome miracles with regards to the work this last week. But He did help us to increase our unity - as you know, Sister Monk and I have been really struggling to work together. But we went on exchanges this last week, and things have gotten so much better. The Sister Training Leaders did a great job at helping both of us feel loved and validated, and then they helped us through a modified, mediated comp inventory that was awesome. Things have changed drastically since then. I really feel blessed know that the Lord's hand was involved in helping us heal our relationship. Sister Monk and I are becoming friends, we are becoming more open and honest with each other, and we are trying to find the common ground. We aren't the perfect companionship by any means, but life is so much better. I know longer feel alone, and I recognize that I was never alone - the Lord has been carrying me through the last few weeks, and I'm so thankful to know that it was He who was leading me through "the wilderness." And so while I rejoice that the other missionaries in our mission have had such success in finding and teaching and extending commitments, I am also rejoicing that the Lord is helping us work together, and I have faith that this is enough. The rough week that we had after the Sister Training Leaders left I think gave us a chance to bond and rely on each other. When I was discouraged, Sister Monk kept us going. When she was discouraged, I tried to help keep us going. I am learning patience, humility, and unconditional love. I am drawing nearer to the Master. I am becoming acquainted with sorrows and grief, just like He was, and my soul rejoices in it."
Anyway, I just wanted to say thank you for the prayers - they are definitely working!
So crazy to hear about Jack! Poor guy! That is so crazy. I wrote to President Wall about that too haha-
"Also, I wanted to tell you a funny story. My dad wrote me and told me that my dog has diabetes. I didn't even know that dogs can get diabetes. He doesn't really have any obvious physical symptoms, and my family was really surprised when they found out. And now he's on this strict regimen of insulin shots and restricted diet, and my family has kind of had to rearrange their schedule to meet the dogs needs. It sounds a little crazy now that I'm typing it, but we really love that dog :)
Although he has no physical symptoms right now, if he didn't get help, it would lead to bad stuff like sight problems and circulation problems just like human diabetes. And I was just kind of struck with the spiritual parallel. My dog is not that smart - he will never seem to learn the lesson of "You don't need to bark like crazy every time the doorbell rings" along with various other lessons. Basically, he is not the perfect dog. But we love him any way, and my family has done a lot to take care of him and will continue to do whatever it takes to help him have a good life. And I think that is kind of how Heavenly Father feels about us - he loves us despite the fact that we make the same mistakes over and over. And when we have some hidden hurt, a problem that only we know about, He knows, and He will "rearrange his schedule" and do whatever it takes to help us out. Getting a shot of insulin three times a day won't be the funnest thing ever for my dog or for my mom. And I don't think God rejoices in our trials. He isn't like, "Yay, Sister Chausow and Sister Monk had a really not awesome week!" But He loves us enough to give us the trials and experiences that we need to heal and become spiritually healthy, thriving beings. And that's how I'm choosing to see this last week - not as a punishment or sign of abandonment but as a sign of God's love for me and His granting me an opportunity to learn and grow and become spiritually stronger. Hopefully that made some sort of sense. :)"
It's crazy - the longer I'm a missionary, the more everything seems to have a gospel application. I can't remember if I told you about how Elder Kopischke came and visited our stake, and as he was saying how members of the ward council need to come together and not represent selfish interests and but work together as a council, I just kept thinking about that movie "Miracle" (one of my favorites of all time...) and how Coach Brooks keeps asking his team members their name and who they play for, but the turning point in team unity comes when they are diong that awful back and forth drill over and over and finally Mike Eruzione is like "My name is Mike Eruzione....." and Brooks is like "Who do you play for?" and Eruzione says "The United States of America!..." Oh man, I love that part. Ok, sorry, random, but I loved it. I love hockey and I love the gospel and I love my family so sorry to just barf that on you :)
Ok, another thing - mom I got your easter package and of course it was awesome! Thank you for sending some Easter cheer! I started putting up the lights and window clings already. Can't wait to make the treats for the widows and maybe for the elders :) Thank you for taking such good care of me!
Also, crazy about Toews and Kaner. They managed to stay healthy for so long! Bummer that the Hawks probably won't get to the playoffs. But you never know, it could happen! Also, you will have to let me know how the Baaaadgers do in the final four. Go Wisconsin!
So guess what we did for P-Day today - we had a kind of Amish day because we were out of miles. And the LaPlace elders, Elder White and Elder Hansen (our district leader) is also out of miles, so we had a Amish p-day - we shredded a bunch of carrots (by hand!) to make carrot cake. And then we played Battleship over the phone with the Elders using grids we had each drawn out on paper haha. It was pretty fun. Especially because we beat the elders. So the winner got to eat the carrot cake but we will still bring it to district meeting tomorrow and share because we do NOT need to eat that much cake...
Hmmmm what else is new this week...? We are meeting with a potential investigator tomorrow evening who is super interested in learning from the missionaries. She has been learning about Mormonism from her friend who lives in Nebraska. She is originally from China and is so sweet and kind. She has a lot of good questions and hopefully we will be able to help her find answers and feel the spirit. Her name is R - please pray for her!
Also, please pray for J. She is a less active with a word of wisdom problem. I can't remember if I told you about her....she has two kids that want desperately to be baptized but they don't come to church because she wont let them. She feels super guilty and horrible coming to church and even just letting her kids go to church makes her feel pretty bad, but recently she's been letting people pick up her kids and bring them to wednesday night activities and she even let them come to the baptism this weekend. Maybe we can watch General Conference with them this weekend... we have to see. I will keep you posted :)
One more thing - I sent a package home again, this time of winter clothes. Each month I want to try to send a little bit of stuff home so that my suitcases are a manageable weight by the time October rolls around... it is warming up hear, and even the chillier days are fine if I wear my tights and my cardigan. Seriously, the weather here is heavenly. Please hang on to those clothes though - I love them a lot and can't wait to wear them when I get home/when the weather gets cooler again! PS - Summer lasts till the end of September down here, so it will probably be a little cold when I get to Wisconsin but it will still be nice here.
Ok, to close, here is a joke I heard - Why did the Lamanites have to eat their food off the table?
Because the Nephites had all the plates! Bahahaha!
K, I love you guys more than all the stars in the sky! And more than all the puddles on a rainy day in Loosiana! Sending sooo many hugs and smaeches!
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Im 15 years old and recently i have started to self harm. Over the last year my aunt who i was extremely important to me passed away after a traumatic fight against cancer and sadly lost. Then two weeks ago my uncle passed away after a year of fighting cancer. These deaths have caused me to start self harming a lot. I have cuts most of the way up on both arms and cuts over my stomach and legs. I am also suffering with bulimia which my parents dont know about.
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Awards & Honors
February 10, 2016
At the School of Nursing, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences:
- Nancy Delloiacono, coordinator, Nursing Resources Center, received the Kathy Digman Memorial Scholarship Award from the New Jersey State Association of Occupational Health Nurses. She serves on the association's board as recording secretary.
- Joyce Hyatt, associate professor and acting specialty director, Nurse Midwifery Program, received the Dr. Martin Luther King Community Service Award from Saint Joseph's Healthcare System.
- Beth Knox, instructor and specialty director, Adult Gerontology Program, was elected member-at-large, New Jersey State Nurses Association, Middlesex County Region 4.
- Ann Marie P. Mauro, assistant dean, professor, and director of the Center for Educational Research and Innovation, was elected to a three-year term on the National League for Nursing Board of Governors. She also received two awards from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation New Careers in Nursing (NCIN) Program: the Above and Beyond Award for her three years of service on the NCIN Summit Program Planning Committee and the NCIN Innovation Award for her leadership in developing the NCIN Scholar Alumni Toolkit: Resources for Successful Transition to Professional Practice.
January 27, 2016
Elliot J. Coups, behavioral scientist at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey and associate professor of medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, was accepted as a participant in the yearlong Society of Behavioral Medicine Leadership Institute program designed for midcareer professionals seeking to embrace or expand a leadership role.
George McGhee, distinguished professor, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University–New Brunswick, was invited to the Santa Fe Institute for an expenses-paid workshop in April on the convergent evolution of agriculture in insects and humans.
At the School of Nursing, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences:
- Elaine K. Diegmann, professor, on leave from leadership of Nurse Midwifery Program, received the Pioneer Midwife Award from the American College of Nurse Midwives New Jersey affiliate.
- Teri Lindgren, assistant professor and specialty director, Community Health Program, was inducted as a fellow of the American Academy of Nursing.
- Gina Miranda-Diaz, alumna of the DNP program and adjunct faculty member, was one of 10 recipients of the Culture of Health: Breakthrough Leaders in Nursing Award from the Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action, a joint initiative of AARP, the AARP Foundation, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Miranda-Diaz, the first female and first Latina public health officer for West New York, was recognized for her leadership at the local, state, and national levels in advancing the nursing profession and her work with diverse populations to build healthier lives and communities.
January 20, 2016
Sharon Anderson, codirector, RN to BS in Nursing program, and instructor/course coordinator, Second Degree BS in Nursing program, School of Nursing, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, received the 2015 Manuscript of Exceptional Merit Award for her article, "Probiotics for Preterm Infants: A Premature or Overdue Necrotizing Enterocolitis Prevention Strategy," from Neonatal Network: The Journal of Neonatal Nursing, which recognized the article for its impact and quality of writing.
Felesia Bowen, François-Xavier Bagnoud Endowed Chair in Community Pediatric Nursing, and director, Center for Urban Youth and Families, School of Nursing, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, was honored as 2015 Nurse Researcher of the Year by the March of Dimes New Jersey Chapter.
Liping Liu, associate professor, Departments of Mathematics and Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, School of Arts and Sciences and School of Engineering, respectively, Rutgers University–New Brunswick, received the American Society of Mechanical Engineers' (ASME) 2015 Melville Medal for his work as coauthor of a technical paper, titled "A Theory of Flexoelectric Membranes and Effective Properties of Heterogeneous Membranes." The medal, first awarded in 1927, is the highest honor for best original technical paper published in the ASME Transactions in the past two years.
December 16, 2015
Lauren Aleksunes, associate professor, and Kenneth Reuhl, professor, Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, were honored by the Society of Toxicology with its Achievement and Education awards, respectively. Aleksunes is a member and Reuhl is interim director of the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute.
Ruth Anne Koenick, director, Office for Violence Prevention and Victim Assistance, Office of Student Affairs, Rutgers University–New Brunswick, received the Region II Award for Outstanding Contribution to Higher Education from the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators. The award recognizes an individual who has provided dedicated service, consistent advocacy, and outstanding leadership to the higher education community on the national or international level.
December 9, 2015
Melissa Cheplic, training and consultation specialist at the Boggs Center on Developmental Disabilities, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, was named NADD Member of the Year. The award recognizes a member who has made notable contributions to NADD (also known as the National Association of the Dually Diagnosed), an association committed to individuals with developmental disabilities and mental health needs.
Robert Johnson, the Sharon and Joseph Muscarelle Endowed Dean of New Jersey Medical School, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, received the Desmond Tutu Phelophepa Achievement Award for Excellence from the American Friends of the Phelophepa Train. Johnson was honored for his expertise and accomplishments in adolescent physical and mental health, adolescent HIV, adolescent violence, adolescent sexuality, and family strengthening.
Peter D. Loeb, professor in the Department of Economics, Newark College of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University–Newark, received this year's Distinguished Member Award from the Transportation and Public Utilities Group of the American Economic Association. The award recognizes his research accomplishments in transportation safety and his service to the profession.
George R. McGhee, distinguished professor in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University–New Brunswick, was awarded a two-and-one-half-months visiting fellowship to the Konrad Lorenz Institute in Klosterneuburg, Austria, an institute for the advanced study of natural complex systems.
Evan Spivack, professor of pediatric dentistry and program administrator for the second-year residency program in special care dentistry at Rutgers School of Dental Medicine, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, was named Healthcare Professional of the Year by The Arc of New Jersey. Spivack was honored for his dedication to treating patients with disabilities. He trains students and works directly with patients at the school's Delta Dental of New Jersey Special Care Center, one of the only clinics of its kind in the region.
Carl E. Van Horn, distinguished professor of public policy and director, John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development, Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, Rutgers University–New Brunswick, was elected a fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA). NAPA is an independent, nonpartisan organization, established in 1967 and chartered by Congress, that provides expert advice to government leaders in building more effective, efficient, accountable, and transparent institutions.
Alumnus Honored
Kam-Biu Luk, University of California, Berkeley, and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, who received his doctorate in physics at Rutgers, is a winner of the Breakthrough Prize in fundamental physics for his work on the Daya Bay Reactor Neutrino Experiment. The Breakthrough Prize was founded in 2013 by Sergey Brin and Anne Wojcicki, Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, Yuri and Julia Milner, and Jack Ma and Cathy Zhang.
December 2, 2015
Ruth B. Mandel, director and Board of Governors Professor of Politics, Eagleton Institute of Politics, Rutgers University–New Brunswick, was invited to serve an additional two-year term on the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum's Committee on Conscience and also on the museum's Education Committee. Mandel served on the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council, the museum's governing board, from 1991 to 2006, and served as vice chair from 1993 to 2005 by presidential appointment. She led the process that created the Committee on Conscience and was its founding chair.
Jaideep Vaidya, professor of computing information systems, Department of Management Science and Information Systems, Rutgers Business School, was named an ACM Distinguished Scientist by the Association for Computing Machinery, the world's largest educational and scientific computing society.
November 25, 2015
Luigi Brunetti, clinical assistant professor, Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy; Paul R. Copeland, associate professor, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School; and Anthony M. Tobia, associate professor of psychiatry and clinical associate professor of internal medicine, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, were inducted into the Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences' Master Educators' Guild, which recognizes and promotes excellence in the university's educational mission and contributions to scholarship, research, and innovation. Inductees are recommended by their deans after a selection process within their school based on nominations by their peers.
The Community Living Education Project, Department of Health Systems and Policy, School of Public Health, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, received the Community Media Excellence Award from the Arc of New Jersey for outstanding publications and media.
November 11, 2015
Cecile Feldman, dean of the Rutgers School of Dental Medicine, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, received a 2015 Shils Award for "her commitment to training the next generation of dental care providers with a focus on cultural competency, access to care, and excellence in the school's clinical requirements." The award is from the Dr. Edward B. Shils Entrepreneurial Fund Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to innovative leadership in health care.
October 28, 2015
Bill Davis, training and consultation specialist at the Boggs Center on Developmental Disabilities, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, was inducted into the Rutgers African-American Alumni Alliance Hall of Fame at the 12th Annual Hall of Fame Awards ceremony, recognizing inductees' outstanding achievements in their communities and/or professional fields.
October 21, 2015
Teri Lindgren, assistant professor and specialty director, Community Health, School of Nursing, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, was inducted as a fellow of the American Academy of Nursing at the academy's annual policy conference. Her seminal contributions to nursing and health care are in the areas of global health, community health, and HIV research. For more information, click here.


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Woodland Trail at Newton Hills is a 4.9 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Canton, South Dakota that features a river and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
kid friendly
cross country skiing
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Over 200 species of birds visit the area each year. White-tailed deer, wild turkeys, marmots, rabbits, red and gray fox and squirrels are also found within the park.
I went with a group of children as a camp leader. It was fun and easy, but extremely muddy, so be prepared!
Fun little trail!
Very pretty views with lots of tree covering!! It does have more of an incline in some places which I liked compared to most hiking places around Sioux Falls. The trails are used for horseback riding as well so there was some "presents" left on the trails from the horses.
Great, relaxing trail mixed with some generous steady inclines and descents to get the blood pumping. Good mix of terrain and plant life. 5 mile loop is the perfect length for me...a bit over 1.5 hours. Redid a section by accident on the D loop while in conversation...(not paying attention) other than that the trail is easy to navigate the options available. Watch the road apples from the horses on cettain sections!
nice hike. Recommend getting a paper map from the office. at certain spots, people have scratched off the "you are here" stars on the maps that are otherwise nicely placed at forks in the trail. The maps are usually well placed but there are some deficiencies in marking the trails. one map in particular failed to note the D1 vs. D2 loop and just listed everything as "D" which had two sub loops. Thus, the paper map was good to have to reference. large sumac groves. Spotted some neat unexpected birds...a scarlet Tanager, and an eastern Pewee. Saw a doe also. much of the trail is multi purpose. packed dirt. don't go if muddy. was great this week.
Excellent trail. Need to buy a South Dakota Park Sticker for entrance to the park.
I grew up near Newton Hills. I like to return over and again.
I been this trail many times by myself but happy to take my kids for the first time this weekend.
Cool day hike.


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Hot Licks Homemade Ice Cream was established in Fairbanks, Alaska in 1986. Over the years it has been a franchiser with five locations throughout the state and a wholesaler of bulk ice cream to many of Alaska's finest restaurants and hotels and of ice cream pints to the local super markets. After thirty years in business, the owners have recently downsized by greatly reducing their wholesale ice cream sales and operating their one retail shop seasonally from May through August only. This new business model is highly profitable and allows, if desired, for alternative employment during the winter months. The real estate is valued at $200,000.00 and may be purchased along with the business, or leased from the owners.
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Year 6 have study books and question books for English, Grammar and Mathematics. We ask that the children work through those at home as they wish. In addition they will be given a list of Spellings every Monday which needs to be learnt by the following Monday. In addition children will take home a sheet with "KIRFs" (Key Instant Recall Facts) every Half- Term to be learnt.
Reading is also very important. We encourage children to read with an adult to increase their comprehension.
We have a shared library which has many interesting books. Children are encouraged to use it.
Physical Education takes place twice a week. It is very important that PE kits are kept in school at all times. Please mark each item clearly – that's includes plimsolls as it can quite difficult for your child to find them when they are all changing at once.
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In the Autumn term children will be treated to a trip to the theatre.
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Phil Steitz wrote: > Let's start experimenting with a maven2 build infrastructure going > after the various requirements posted here and on the wiki. Unless > someone has a better idea, I think it could be best to just branch > commons-build to create a home for the new stuff and associated > documentation. I've already started in the sandbox. It requires an SVN build of the site plugin at present, but I'll be finishing that up after some time off for Christmas. Once it works there, we can decide about branching other components, doing it side by side, etc. I think you'll find side by side will work for build migration, and there should be very little need for a "commons-build" other than the parent site and pom. At present, I've put the parent stuff into the trunks-sandbox. I'm not sure if that's desirable or not. > I would consider something like the maven 1 Ant plugin a requirement. > We need to ship working Ant builds, IMHO. Nightlies are a different > issue, but as long as we maintain the ability to generate working > build.xml with a dist goal that works, the current setup will keep > working. > The plugin exists and is based on the m1 version. You can try it out and see if it meets these needs - I think it might lack in producing a distribution (but is fine for a jar if that was all you referred to). Equally important to me is that this plugin isn't a requirement to do anything (ie, its a requirement to be able to produce a working ant build, but a working ant build shouldn't be a requirement for doing things). I'd like to see Maven doing nightly (perhaps using Continuum). >>> Inheritence - I believe the common parent is a good way to go, and Maven >>> 2 facilitates this by allowing it to be in the repository, avoiding a >>> bizarre checkout structure. This should avoid the need for externals >>> that has been under discussion. >>> >>> > > Why wouldn't we just create a commons archetype to generate a full POM > for each component containing the right stuff? > That might be a good idea if there is boilerplate, but this doesn't cover when things change. An archetype is just for the initial creation. > So something akin to commons-build becomes a (versioned) formal > dependency? Sounds good, as long as users can build component sites > independently from distros and we can make it easy for interested > parties to play with the l & f (so those who care can be those who do > ;-). If you can break out some simple tasks for others to help with, > pls post here or to the ticket below. > This is pretty much taken care of, but every works like a formal dependency (the repository is integral to doing stuff in m2). I think all this is covered on the site proposal I posted. >>> http://docs.codehaus.org/display/MAVEN/Sites+and+Inheritence >>> > I am still getting used to the maven 2 lifcycle. Before starting on a > plugin, we should see how much can be accomplished directly by > configuring or patching the maven 2 plugins. The most common things > we need to do (actually, I think the list may be exhaustive) are: > > 1) compile and run tests (in some cases selectively) > selective running is fine, compilation is not (but I assume that's what you meant) > 2) generate sites locally, then publish (components separately, main > site by itself) > Possible now. The site inheritence uses the repository if the filesystem doesn't contain the parents, and navigation is inherited. > 3) create and deploy snapshot jars to internal apache repo > Possible now. > 4) generate clirr/jdiff/clover/pmd/checkstyle and other code analysis > reports periodically > All of these are possible except clirr right now. PMD needs some work, and there is also cobertura as well as clover if you prefer. Doing this periodicially is just a matter of scheduling, and its possible that we could have Continuum set up for that. > 5) manage versioned javadocs > Possible to some extent. There isn't any special treatment of versioning, but I think its a best practices discussion. > 6) our wonderful release process (output is *signed* tarballs, zips > with "the right stuff" and release jar deployed to > /dist/java-repository) > This is a list unto itself that we have already started investigating. M2 is capable of everything the current build is, I think, but there is more we can do. > 7) generate working ant build.xml > Well, its generates a working one :) It might be able to be improved. > We have some special requirements (at least some of us think so :-) > around jar manifest contents and the JDK version used to compile > distribution jars (not necessarily the same as the JDK that maven > itself runs under). > These aren't really special requirements for commons, but another best practices discussion. I think Maven is mostly capable of this now, but again could be improved. I think it should be part of the release discussion. > As I said, I am still grokking the maven 2 setup, so am not sure where > to start with patching existing plugins or creating new ones. I can't > see any but 6) as "special" - so it is probably best to get 1)-5),7) > covered by standard plugins (patched as necessary). > I think even a lot of 6 can be part of Maven's standard, and the rest part of plugins. To start with, I'd recommend trying what is there now (unfortunately the site changes require the latest builds of Maven 2.0.2: http://maven.zones.apache.org/~maven/builds/branches/maven-2.0.x/) and we can work through some feedback. Tasks are in JIRA for the site plugin which you are welcome to work on if they aren't assigned already. The release plugin and others are not nailed down that much yet, so working on the commons wiki page there to get that down to specifics would be helpful. That's all I can think of right now :) Cheers, Brett --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Feel like you are running on empty?
Are you looking for new life? Do you need a fresh outlook, a new perspective, a sense of motivation? Winter can be depressing... little sunlight, cold weather, sickness, and the mundane routine we get settled into. Spring is coming eventually... but the road to get there is long and far-off.
So how can we avoid settling in? How do we avoid being comfortable with the mundane?
First, we need to rely on God to remain spiritually full. Only he can satisfy our need for happiness, relationship, and love. Second, I encourage you to push yourself to try something new and take risks. Enjoy the company of those you love. Take advantage of the days you can find comfort with a cup of coffee, a great romantic comedy, and a warm blanket. Winter can be a great time to try new things, to rekindle relationships, and to relax without pressure to be outdoors all the time. I will be taking my winter "alone" time to further my relationship with Jesus Christ. I finally have some time to read the bible, journal, and ask myself some serious personal questions.
So whatever you need to do this winter to keep things exciting... do it. But in the meantime, only a few months until spring! Hang in there. :)
"My flesh and my heart may fail,
but God is the strength of my heart
and my portion forever."
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1. The breakup playlist: Shyness
The last time I saw him I cried.
I tried so fucking hard not to say that thing. But I said it. The mental masturbation and emotion was so pent up that when it was dislodged, a burst of feeling came with it.
"I can't be the stronger one. I just can't."
He sat on my bed. I was leaned over with my arms around his neck, my face against his. I sobbed. He knew what I meant. He knew why I cried. He needed someone to take care of him. I couldn't do that again. I just couldn't.
That thing that you try so hard not to say, that is the thing that needs to be said the most. Even though it was hurtful. Even though by saying it I owned it, and owning it meant it was impossible to stay together. It had to be said. What is true must be said. That thing that you try so hard not to say, that is the thing that must be said the most.
That wasn't the end. The end came two weeks later after a concentrated repeat of the rest of the relationship — my initiating dates, him constantly sick or oversleeping or finding reasons to visit his parents in the suburbs. He'd planned to accompanying me to a work trip to Boston but canceled, only to spend the weekend at his parents' home. The house was empty. They were on vacation.
Yet all the while he made plans for me to meet his family, attend a big celebration for his father's 75th birthday, have dinner with his friends visiting from the west coast. He hinted at what it might be like to live in my neighborhood, and vacations in the summer with my kids. I clung to these gestures with hope. Ultimately, it was clear that he wasn't interested. But like dates and sex, ending it wold be on me. Finally, one weeknight evening he keep me hanging on about whether or not he'd make it. I'd booked and canceled a babysitter, and he still left me in limbo. I texted: "It's 7. You stood me up. I'm done."
I suggested we meet for coffee. I felt guilty for being so cold. And by text — not classy, I admit. I also secretly hoped to see, in person, a reaction. Some glimmer of emotion that had been so absent from the previous four months.
He ignored my request.
I didn't cry again.
But the next day there was an email notification from Spotify. From him. He'd added to the playlist, 4m-ah, that he created when we met. They were songs about breakups. Pretty and sad songs and ugly and angry songs. Emotional songs.
I listened to every one. Then I listened to them again.
I admit, I felt satisfied listening to Ryan Adams,
And with you and I just barely strangers
I'm pretty much just left the fool
Damn don't the streets look empty though
Just wandering round here without you
And Beth Orton,
I think about you on a moonlit night
And the stars all seem to weep
When there's so much to lose
There's never any time for sleep
Look at me doing all these things without you
We always laughed, and you were untrue
Where was it we tried hard not to go to?
I think that's how I finally came through
All the things we took for granted
The words still live on in my head
All the times I took for granted
All the words I never said
A little overwhelmed (I mean, really, the melodrama) hearing Red House Painters tell me,
Glass on the pavement under my shoe
Without you is all my life amounts to
A final sleep no words from my cutting
Mouth to your ear or taut wicked pinches
From my fingers to your bitter face
That I can't heal
A chance for calm, a hope for freedom
Outlet from my cold solitary kingdom
By the forest of our spring stay
Where you walked away
And left a bleeding part of me
Empty and bothered, watching the water
Quiet in the corner, numb and falling through
Without you what does my life amount to?
Is that how he felt? Were those words he could not say, but turned to someone else's music to express himself? Isn't that why humanity needs artists? To give form to feelings most of us are incapable of conveying on our own?
In my heartbreak I listened to every lyric and scrutinized every melody. I was surprised to also realize he'd been building the playlist the entire time we'd dated. I hadn't been listening. I don't subscribe to Spotify, though they send me email ads, which I systematically delete. Some of what I thought were ads were likely really notifications of songs. Songs from him.
I went back and listened. Listened to the great music and I listened to what he was saying all along. What he was telling me, but I had not heard.
While I may have been frustrated he couldn't say the horny things I craved, Erykah Badu's intoxicating, sexy voice and slinky refrain told me,
Oh on and on and on and on (my cypher keeps moving like a rollin stone)
Whew on and on and on and on (all night till the break of dawn)
I go on and on and on and on (my cypher keeps moving like a rollin stone)
Ohh on and on and on and on (mad props to the guy ja bone)
Jeff Tweedy gave a remarkably accurate — and hopeful — take on our sweet if fits-and-starts relationship,
You and I, we might be strangers
However close we get sometimes
It's like we never met
But you and I, I think we can take it
All the good with the bad
Make something that no one else has
And again Tweedy offered a spot-on plea full of self-awareness in "Please be Patient With Me,"
Like we've discussed
It doesn't mean that I don't care
It means I'm partially there
The xx reminded me of how I can be so difficult to love,
And I was struggling to get in
Left waiting outside your door
I was sure
You'd give me more
No need to come to me
When I can make it all the way to you
You made it clear
You weren't near
Near enough for me
And from Ryan Adams I heard what he needed from me, which was to feel safe enough to be vulnerable. Which is what I most craved, too:
And all the walls we built they must come down
Hey, you're my wrecking ball
Won't you come and maybe knock me down
When relationships end I always second-guess myself. With rare exception I question whether the breakup was the right thing, or had I been too hasty, too fearful, too lazy to work through something that had potential. After it's over I always send that late-night text to say hi, or pursue one too many post-breakup hook up — all the while interrogating to death my instincts and rationale.
In the days after this breakup, I felt solid. It was a release from a frustrating situation, and I felt no broken attachment to heal. But now, hearing these songs, my feelings were no longer sure. How could I dismiss a man who cared so much, apparently felt so deeply, to create this audio tome dedicated to me — about me?
Everything was upturned. Had I listened to the growing playlist (which would eventually reach more than 5 hours and 70 songs) during the relationship, would I have been so frustrated by his lack of expression? Would I have felt so rejected and lonesome, had I been paying attention when, early on in our affair, he'd sent me James Blake's "Retrograde." In all its harrowing rawness, I heard him say to me over and over the very exact words I'd needed, but did not hear until now, when it was all over,
So show me why you're strong
Ignore everybody else,
We're alone now
I'll wait
So show me why you're strong
Ignore everybody else,
We're alone now
Would things have been different if I'd heard those words from the beginning? Would James Blake have made me feel safe enough to try again to open up? To be vulnerable in his arms?
Would those hundreds of lines and melodies have forged a connection between us that was otherwise missing?
In these post-breakup tunes I heard a confidence that I longed for, to latch on to now.
I heard Feist's crystalline voice, whisper to me,
We don't need to fight and cry
Oh we, we could
Hold each other tight tonight
We're slaves to our impulses
We're afraid of our emotions
And no one knows where the shore is
Did he send me Romy Madley Croft to tell me,
So you can feel the way I feel it too
And I'll mirror images back at you
So you can see the way I feel it too ?
Or Nick Cave to plea (in an eerily biographical depiction of each of our spiritual beliefs, and my minor obsession with his arms and shoulders), lyrics that spoke directly to my specific longing to lay in bed in my former lover's arms.
I don't believe in an interventionist God
But I know, darling, that you do
But if I did I would kneel down and ask Him
Not to intervene when it came to you
Not to touch a hair on your head
To leave you as you are
And if He felt He had to direct you
Then direct you into my arms
There were so many things I needed to say. But perhaps even more, things I needed to hear. So late one night I sent him a message,
Thank you for the songs. If it makes you feel any better, I'm sad too. I'd like to get together for coffee.
You're welcome. I don't know what there is to say. You said you're done, no?
I guess I had things to say in person, and it would be a shame not to stay connected in some way. So get together to say goodbye or hello … or I don't know, honestly.
I'm not sure what to say right now.
It seemed like you were trying to say stuff with the playlist …
Yeah, you're probably right. I was feeling glum.
I could feel the hurt, and my response was full of it, too: "I'm glad you're only glum, then."
Because when you share, and you are not heard, it hurts. It does.


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Fusion High School Bible Study - Sundays from 6-7:30 pm
This is a time for our high school students to come together and dig into God's word. We will have
times of Bible study, mission projects and fellowship. This group meets at the same time as
our Awana clubs. Click here for information about our Trek club for middle school students.
Fusion Bible Study - Wednesdays from 6:30-7:30 pm
During this time, middle school and high school students are encouraged and challenged by God's word. This is a time for them to hang out with friends, get away from life's demands, and know they are special. Each week we want students to leave feeling God's presence and know they are loved!
Teen Community Bible Study (TCBS) - Tuesdays 6:30-8:30 pm
An interdenominational Bible Study for students in grades 7-12 that meets at First Baptist during the school year. All students in our community are invited to be apart of this wonderful ministry. For more information please visit: www.crystalcoastteen.cbsclass.org
Fusion Student Ministry is alive and active!
We enjoy times of fellowship and fun, from concerts, lock-ins, movies, bowling, etc. We also look forward to summer camp, local, and foreign mission projects. Always keep an eye on the calendar for Fusion events!
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Day 19: Thought and Effect
We are never alone in experiencing our thoughts. Everything that we think is expressed in one way or another.
In the book, Brainfluence, the author talks about the fact that everything that we experience in our minds is expressed in one way or another and affects the way that we make our decisions. A flash of an image related to apple pie can make a person more likely to buy home goods. A scent of something putrid can make a person less likely to cooperate. At a conscious level, most people don't even realize what their thoughts on these things are until they are perceiving life in a different direction. Some never realize their thoughts at all. Regardless of the realization, those thoughts are there and they are impacting our decisions and our actions.
What we think about is what we become. It is the act of creation, or becoming that is what is often focused on, but that is only the effect of a thought. It is not the cause. T. Harv Eker says that we are the sum total of our thoughts. Our thoughts are the blueprint for the world that exists. He references the amount of money that we have and how our thoughts are directly responsible for the creation of our exact amount of wealth. (The book: Secret's of The Millionaire Mind) Knowing that we are creating our world based on our thoughts, this would mean that we are drawing others into that creation.
For example, if my thoughts on money are that rich people are jerks and I think that I am a nice person, then money will run away from me. I thought that effect into reality, though. If my thoughts on rich people are that they are kind and generous and make a positive impact on this world and those are the things that I think of myself as well, then money comes to me. We can either create a world where people are good or where people are bad. Our thoughts about this world are creating the perception of the world that exists. Our experiences are simply a result of what we think.
What will you choose to think today? Will you choose to see the beauty and majesty of what you are creating with your thoughts? Or, will you choose to create darkness and mistrust with your thoughts? The choice is yours and it always has been. Just remember that you are connected to those around you. If they have not taken control of their thoughts, then they are drifting into your creation. You have a choice to make. Choose to help those who drift to at least drift towards beauty and success.
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