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EU headquarters may have been targeted by terrorists
A man and a woman picked up by police after returning from fighting in Syria were planning a possible attack on the European Commission's headquarters in Brussels, according to Dutch media.
Belgian police have detained a man and a woman returning from fighting in Syria who were planning a possible attack at the European Commission's headquarters, according to media reports.
Five nominees with questions to resolve at Commission hearings
Political alliances in the European Parliament will protect some nominees during confirmation hearings, and leave others at risk.
Denmark pushing to include transport in ETS
EU leaders will discuss climate and energy targets at October's European Council, and Denmark wants to put changes to the emissions trading scheme on the agenda.
Will NATO respond with a bang or a whimper?
European unity and credibility on military and energy security is shrinking.
- Juggling the needs of the EU's leadersThe balancing act continues for Juncker as he tries to find a growth strategy that will benefit all member states.
- Juncker, the foreign-policy president?Juncker wants to increase the Commission's weight in the EU's foreign policy, but his early decisions have reduced the potential benefits.
Other Voices
Facing reality in the eurozone
Adair Turner, a former chairman of the United Kingdom's Financial Services Authority, asks: will policymakers openly admit that escaping from recession will require bigger fiscal deficits financed by the ECB?
- An Uber-sensitive subjectThe disruptive effects of technological innovation are reverberating through the taxi-ranks of Europe. So should we welcome the disruption caused by the US-based app Uber? Or is the disruption damaging to passengers as well as taxi-cartels? Neelie Kroes argues that there are wider lessons for Europe about innovation. Wim Faber argues that innovation does not eliminate the need for regulation.
- Should Scotland leave the pound zone?As Scots prepare to vote in this month's referendum on whether to remain in the UK, the more immediate issue is money, writes Harold James, a professor at Princeton University.
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The leader of Sweden's Social Democrats had been ahead in the polls in the run-up to a general election on Sunday (14 September) before a last-minute hitch when he shooed away a political adversary during a television debate. Thankfully for Löfven, the incident did not have an impact at the ballot box, and his party won more than 31% of the vote. Fredrik Reinfeldt, prime minister since 2006, announced after the result that he was stepping down.
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Germany's chancellor had to concede after regional elections in two eastern states that the eurosceptic Alternative for Germany (AfD) has established itself as a serious political player in domestic politics after an initial success in elections to the European Parliament. AfD won its first seats in a German regional parliament in an election in Saxony on 31 August, and picked up even more votes in elections in Brandenburg and Thuringia on Sunday (14 September). The party was formed in February 2013.
Sandro Gozi – accidental minister
Profile of Italy's minister for European affairs.
When Matteo Renzi, Italy's prime minister, made Sandro Gozi minister for European Union affairs in February this year, the appointment went largely unnoticed in Rome. Gozi was a virtual unknown in Italian politics and the post to which he had been named – undersecretary for European affairs in the prime minister's office – was obscure. A profile in France's Le Monde newspaper expressed incredulity that someone so little known could be as brilliant as Gozi, and on top of that speak flawless French. (His English, though accented, is also impeccable.)
People & Places
Greece's ambassador to the EU
Alexandra Papadopoulou, who is currently director-general for European affairs in the Greek ministry of foreign affairs, has been named Greece's next permanent representative to the EU. Now …
On Wednesday (10 September), Jean-Claude Juncker unveiled the most significant shake-up of the European Commission's organisational structure in years. Here is European Voice's take on the new Commission college.
- A brave (though flawed) attempt at a shake-up
- Juncker deals out the pack
- Juncker's careful balancing act
Juncker has made a serious attempt at reform, but has taken several gambles.
Timmermans given significant powers as Juncker's right-hand man and changes made to Commission departments.
Juncker had to take many issues into consideration when assigning the Commission portfolios.
- Juncker's portfolio assignments: the reaction
- MEPs threaten to get tough
- Juncker seeks greater control over foreign policy
- Juncker's health plans drive a wedge between partners
- Juncker's plan would 'shut down environmental policy', campaigners warn
- National media reaction to Juncker's allocation of portfolios
- Juncker's team
Jean-Claude Juncker unveiled his portfolio assignments today and announced a restructuring of the commission into teams. European Voice has been collecting the reactions.
Judging by early reactions there are some commissioner nominees who may face strong resistance in the Parliament.
The high representative will move to the European Commission headquarters and half of her cabinet must be made up of Commission staff.
Commission reorganisation announcement prompts health NGO to pull out of plans to create a health intergroup in the European Parliament
Business groups have welcomed Juncker's new 'streamlined' Commission structure, but green campaigners have decried the loss of dedicated environment and climate commissioners.
While the division of some of the posts came as a surprise, the reaction from media in the member states has been largely positive.
Nominees for the European Commission 2014-19 and their assigned portfolios.
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Architecture Faculty Member Elected to NYC ACM/SIGGRAPH Board of Directors
September 03, 2010
Andrzej Zarzycki, an assistant professor in NJIT's College of Architecture and Design, has been elected to the New York City chapter of the ACM/SIGGRAPH Board of Directors. ACM SIGGRAPH is the Association for Computing Machinery Special Interest Group for computer graphics and interactive techniques. >>
Daniel Palma of Paterson and Benjamin Gross of Lambertville, two juniors from NJIT's School of Art + Design, served as volunteers in the Student Volunteer Program at the Association of Computing Machinery's 2010 ACM SIGGRAPH Conference last month in Los Angeles. >>
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Sophia Sobers of Budd Lake presented "Parametric Architecture" in the design category of the research poster session at the Association of Computing Machinery's 2010 SIGGRAPH Conference last month in Los Angeles. Sobers, who expects to graduate in May 2011 with a BS in architecture from NJIT and a BA in art from Rutgers-Newark, is the first undergraduate from the College of Architecture and Design to have a research poster accepted for presentation at the premier computer graphics annual conference. She explored the idea of creating a "responsive architecture" – an architectural system that explores the idea of using a parametric interface that reacts and changes based on user input that was originally developed as part of coursework with Henry Grosman, adjunct faculty in the New Jersey School of Architecture. >>
Daniel Palma of Paterson and Benjamin Gross of Lambertville, two juniors from NJIT's School of Art + Design, were selected to serve in the Student Volunteer Program at the Association of Computing Machinery's 2010 SIGGRAPH Conference. Admission to the Student Volunteer Program is highly competitive and provides participants access to network with industry leaders and the opportunity to attend short courses, presentations of production case studies, and technical paper sessions. Students provide a minimum of 30 hours of service during the conference, which started on July 24 and concluded on July 30 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Palma and Gross are both third-year students in the Entertainment Track in NJIT's new BA program in Digital Design. For the bilingual Palma, an EOP student and past recipient of a Director's Scholarship in the School of Art + Design, this marked the second consecutive year he was selected to participate at SIGGRAPH; 2010 was the first SIGGRAPH conference for Gross, a student in the Albert Dorman Honors College at NJIT. >>


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How can a global business create a fulfilling relationship with a local community?
As we explore the future of local, we also explore the complex relationship between global brands and local communities.
It is said that travel broadens the mind. We are multi-dimensional travellers. We enjoy the world in our own personal ways. When we travel, we want to experience the unique and the local, but we also want a certain amount of consistency and stability. How can businesses balance these needs?
How should a global brand be part of a local experience – and become part of the story of a destination, of a community, of a people?
What should the relationship between global businesses, travellers and local communities look like?
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Thank you everyone who has taken the time to contribute to this important question. Reading all of the comments, it's impossible not to think deeply about how relationships between global businesses and local communities are developed.
It's easy to think of global business and local community as two different things. This question is perhaps guilty of leading the conversation into such an easy binary. Of course, "global businesses" are made by multiple and interconnected local communities and many local communities are created by large businesses. Neither local or global are innately better than each other, they are so inextricably linked through uncountable or quantifiable relationships that one cannot exist without the other.
Aju made this point well by saying "global business creates a community of beneficiaries such as employees, contractors, vendors and even customers in the local geography. Except for a thin "live wire" of control that runs to the global headquarters, global business in each region have a very local existence."
Issues of supply and demand are woven through the whole of this conversation. What do people want, what is available and what is on offer are all vital questions, but interlaced through all the comments are issues of power. Who controls what is available to people and what decisions do those people make when consuming an idea, product or place? Mitchell started to address this by asking us to turn the conversation's question on its head by asking "How does a community create a fulfilling relationship with a global business?"
Candy shared a way forward by suggesting "Every community requires collaborative partnerships among business owners/operators engaged in facilitated discussion for the good of the community. This requires a common goal. Whether it is education, social culture...". A practical note that is all about a relationship of working together.
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May 18 2013: I'm in favor of a new kind of journalism that can not be underpinned by commercialism. That means no advertising at all bearing influence on content and content having new priorities which the intrusion of commercialism had previously excluded. But--BUT--that does not mean that commercialism should cease to exist. It means that there must be a successor concept in which businesses become a "living history" in and of themselves where integration can exist to relate business to geographic and economic regionalism. Why should corporate annual reports be esoteric, exist only on glossy paper and sit in the in-boxes or file cabinets of share-holders. Are they not part of the same history on the same planet we share? It's just a matter of blazing trails to new models which bridge old gaps and replace wasteful dysfunction with powerful new function. There's not enough room for me to be more illustrative here, but I welcome messages if anyone would like to shave a decade off the future and stop going sideways or moving in tiny increments. What has been missing from the digital revolution is idealism. There is out-dated "conventional wisdom that idealism is unrealistic utopianism. That used to be true quite often. But the technology now exists, it is the culture that lags. And thus, idealism reverses in fortune to be the most precious commodity if one sticks to engineering, ergonomics, practicalities and doesn't jump any rails into belief systems. Human development ideals--not towers of Babble. What you want is a sustainable progress engine that has a place for people and a place or companies that have fair and healthy relationships that benefit all. That's not impossible. At least not any more.
May 20 2013: Yes. We are well into the information age but most effort has been spent strictly on one technology beating another for it's investors and progenitors to reap some relatively short term gain--some financial success that validates that they have done the right thing. But few if any have departed that short term profit motive, to instead of designing the next "ap" or way to manipulate photos or w/e, designing a culture in which technology is used to facilitate achievable ideals--many of which could provide circumvention routes around existing politics, permissions and corruption. The digital revolution is no revolution--it has just been an evolution--until it is led with new design to set precedents that illuminate new directions people see the value in.
Even though we're almost 30 years into the PC revolution, individuals, companies, even governments have poor or non-existent information policies. They have technology policies to get the next thing that seems to give them an edge, but the information they produce still fragments into a morass that creates an impediment to momentum if they were to want or need to make rapid progress. A sustainable progress engine would start with the realization that any "movement" can facilitate it own advancement quicker if it ceases creating its own informational impediments to momentum by using today's informational output as fuel for tomorrow's new achievement. Nothing would ever bog down because one person in the chain has moved on or died or w/e. No one has yet interpreted how empowering a thing liberation from linearity and alpha numeric constraints is. If companies used SPE modality I invented, they would actually "own their information and knowledge" which remains dynamically useful regardless of the departure of anyone from the group.. Journalism can be used to actually create "economy" with a change in model, focus and vision. I'm out of characters. Send me a message and I'll give you my e-mail addy. Think info ergnmcs
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Creative Ways to Get Portion Size Under Control
Don't let portion distortion derail your diet this spring
By Kathleen Zelman, MPH, RD, LD
Reviewed By Brunilda Nazario, MD
After a long and dreary winter, hopeful signs of spring are everywhere. Buds are on the trees, tulips and daffodils are poking their leaves above ground, birds are chirping again, people are gearing up tennis courts and baseball diamonds for the spring season.
At the market, peeps and chicks, the little pink and yellow sugar coated marshmallow blobs along with jelly beans of every color, are another rite of spring. Chocolate bunnies, candy-filled eggs and coconut filled nests hover close by on grocery shelves as favorite treats for Easter baskets.
Beyond signs of spring, the dietitian in me not only sees sugar, sugar, and more sugar in these seasonal favorites, but an opportunity to use these little critters for more than just satisfying a sweet tooth.
Spring is the perfect time to get outside, increase your physical activity, and gear up for the oft-dreaded bathing suit season. Why not use these adorable little fuzzy peeps and other springtime icons to better understand normal portion sizes and improve your diet?
Portion Distortion
Americans live in the land of plenty. Food is available at every conceivable location from gas stations to movie theaters, and portions are equally as plentiful. Take for example, the jumbo-sized movie theater candy bars that suggest sitting down for a few hours warrants hundreds of calories. And we wonder why 60% of adults are overweight!
The bottom line: we eat too much food and the wrong kinds of food. One of the easiest ways to cut back on calories and lose weight is by monitoring portion sizes.
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Are you having a hard time figuring out serving sizes? If you use restaurant portions as your guide, you will be out in left field when trying to determine what the new Dietary Guidelines mean when recommending 7-10 servings of fruits and vegetables, 6-8 servings of grains, and 2-3 servings of low-fat dairy.
Use these springtime symbols to help make sure you are enjoying all the nutritious foods for good health and weight control. Each item is equal to 1 serving.
Another strategy to help you meet the guidelines and eat more healthfully is to use the plate method. Fill up half your plate with fruits and vegetables and split the remaining half between whole grains, low-fat dairy, and lean meats and fish.
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AIG also agreed not to sell more than 25 percent of its stake in People's Insurance Company (Group) of China (PICC) for a period of five years after the IPO, the U.S. company said in a statement.
PICC Group is launching an up to $3.6 billion IPO, with AIG and other investors agreeing to buy nearly 50 percent of the shares.
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Derrick Goold is no one-trick pony. As political commentary goes, this is as sharp as anything out there.
George Will
I don't agree with his politics, but I love his love of baseball.
He went on to say that the only Oscar-nominated movie that he has seen is Moneyball, and he has seen it 4 times.
And finally, and perhaps I'm reaching here, the President has an eye toward the future… 2016. We know that he is a forward thinking and strategic guy. Let's assume he wins re-election. I don't think anybody sees Joe Biden, who will by then be 74 as a future President. The Democrats have four years to find and develop a rising star. Who is on the horizon now? I would have to say that on November 7 Hillary would be the odds-on favorite to be the next nominee. She'll likely step down after this term and that will give her four years to catch up on her rest, make another fortune on the private side, burnish her reputation further with Bill's Foundation, and raise a war chest for the election.
Yes. Please.
Practically speaking, I do not understand the ambition that compels some Republicans to attack Mitt Romney so aggressively. The vitriol in this debate is shocking to me. The Democratic Party, it's PACs, and President Obama will do enough to take Mitt Romney down, why arm them with questions and quotes? Can Ron Paul and Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich honestly still believe that they have enough of a shot at the Republican nomination that this is a worthwhile endeavor for their party? Is it just the media driving the rhetoric? I'm confused.
Here are some things that I think are facts:
I just don't get it. It's a money grab, right? These guys are all making money on dinners and speeches and books and, in the process, completely screwing their party's most promising candidate, right? Listening to these guys talk about "America's best interest" seems silly in light of their stated beliefs and contrary political maneuvers.


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Recipe: Acorn Squash and Roasted Garlic Strudel
For example, last weekend I needed a vegetarian dish to round out a meal. I had some garlic that needed to be used up, so I roasted it and mashed it to a paste with roasted acorn squash. With a little ricotta this made a delicious filling inside the crisp, flaky strudel. There was the sweet, pungent taste of garlic, and the earthy flavors of squash and sage, with a little crunch from toasted pinenuts.
Pulling together the various components of this strudel does take a little time, but it's mostly hands-off. If you bake the squash in the oven instead of the microwave, just put both the squash and the garlic, wrapped in foil and drizzled with olive oil, in a 350°F oven for about an hour.
Acorn Squash and Roasted Garlic Strudel
1 head garlic, roasted
2 small acorn squash
Salt and pepper
Olive oil
1/4 cup fresh sage leaves, chopped
1/4 teaspoon fresh nutmeg
1 cup whole milk ricotta
1/3 cup pinenuts, toasted
1/2 package (about 30 sheets) of frozen phyllo dough, defrosted
1 tablespoon butter
3 tablespoons olive oil
Split the acorn squash in half, scoop out the strings and seeds, and put the halves in a glass baking dish. Drizzle with olive oil and a little salt and pepper, then either bake in a 350°F oven for about 50 minutes, or in a microwave for about 20 minutes, until the flesh is very soft and can be removed from the skin with a fork.
Scrape the acorn squash out of its skin and mash very well with a fork. Squeeze the garlic out of out of the cloves and mash with a fork. Put the garlic in a large frying pan over medium heat and add the sage leaves. Fry until fragrant, then add the acorn squash and cook until squash is warmed through. Set aside until slightly cooled.
In a large bowl, combine the cooked squash and garlic with the nutmeg, ricotta, and pinenuts. Stir well and taste. Add more salt and pepper if it needs it.
Preheat the oven to 400°F. Melt the butter in a small bowl and add the olive oil. On a large piece of wax paper, lay out your first sheet of phyllo dough. Brush it with the butter, then stack another sheet on top. Repeat until you have about 10 layers. (You can use less than this; I just like to make mine a little thicker.) Spread about a third of the squash mixture over the sheet of phyllo, leaving an inch of room at the edges, then roll up from the long side, tucking the ends in. Pick up the wax paper and carefully roll the strudel off the paper and on to a large baking sheet.
Repeat to make two more strudels. Bake for about 20 minutes, or until they are golden and crispy. Cut into slice and serve right away. Or, if these have to wait a little, you can recrisp them in the oven at 400°F.
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Yum thanks for this!
ooh, i bet that filling would be yummy if you thinned it out a bit and served it with pasta!
My favorite filling: shredded chicken breasts, tomato sauce, spinach, onion and lots of coriander. Simple and tasty.
I've recently discovered an apple, chocolate and cream cheese filling for sweet strudels (peel and chop some apples, chop an equal amount of chocolate and slice some cream cheese; mix with sugar and cinammon, fill a few sheets of philo dough, bake until it's crisp).
I made this for Christmas dinner and it was delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe.
Is there anything around that is like a "gluten-free" phylo dough? or a good gluten-free substitute? thanks for anything you can suggest!
sounds yummy and fairly easy to prepare!


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Ok... so I've decided to read Midnight Sun. I'm about 1/4 (or less) of the way done because I started reading at about 11:00 this morning. I have to say that so far it is a very good book, concedering that its only a partial draft. I reccamend you read it. I've also got my mind set on buying Bree Tanner. I think I mentioned that i haven't finished Eclipse yet so I'm foccusing on getting that done so that i can read Breaking Dawn. Hopefuly time will go a lot faster. I'm still waiting for Breaking Dawn to hit the theaters!!! Soo very excited!!
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A while ago, I posted an article explaining the Brenizer method panorama. Ryan Brenizer is a NYC based wedding photographer and the "father" of Bokeh Panorama, or Brenizer panorama, technique, which allows one to achieve an otherwise impossibly shallow depth of field at a given angle of view. While I did my best to explain how it all works, it's often better to see how one does it once than read about it ten times. And who to better do it that Ryan himself?
So here are a couple more tips for those of you interested in learning this technique, followed by Ryan's much more understandable and professional explanation.
1) Remember Composition and Light
While Brenizer method panorama can help even the most simple and dull photograph look amazing, any eagle-eyed photographer will be able to tell you're just trying to fool people by using simple aesthetics, such as bokeh, which has nothing to do with your skills as a photographer, only the lens you're using. Light, Subject and Composition are the main aspects of an image, even when it's 9463-ish pixels wide and has the most beautiful background blur you've ever seen. Work on it – find the best light, the best pose or lack of one, and work on your composition skills – Brenizer method is there to improve your photography and give you more creative choice, but that's all it can do. The rest is, once again, up to the living, breathing creature holding the camera with a lens set wide open.
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Back at The Dunk Sunday vs. Norfolk
Manchester, NH - The Providence Bruins defeated the Manchester Monarchs 3-2 Saturday evening in a shootout at the Verizon Wireless Arena. The P-Bruins got their goals in regulation from Josh Hennessy and Zack McKelvie and in the shootout from Hennessy. The P-Bruins are back at the Dunkin' Donuts Center Sunday for Stadium Cup Night at 4:05 p.m. against the Norfolk Admirals.
The Monarchs took a 1-0 lead at the 19:58 mark of the opening period, while on the power play. Brandon Kozun tallied his fourth goal of the season, with Jake Muzzin and Andrei Loktionov recording the assists. Manchester took a 1-0 lead into the first intermission.
The P-Bruins tied the game at one at the 8:08 mark of the second period. Matt Bartkowski had the puck in his own and worked it into the neutral zone for Ryan Button. He carried it into the attack zone and left it for Hennessy along the boards. Hennessy sent a shot towards the crease and the puck bounced off Monarchs net minder Jeff Zatkoff and into the net for his third goal of the season. Providence took its first lead of the game at the 17:21 mark. Hennessy held the puck halfway up the boards and passed it to Bartkowski at the right point. He found McKelvie at the left point who shot the puck towards the goal where it went off the glove of Zatkoff and trickled into the net for his first goal of the season. The P-Bruins took a 2-1 lead into the second intermission.
Manchester tied the game at two at the 3:54 mark of the third period. David Kolomatis netted his second goal of the season, while Richard Clune and David Meckler picked up the assists. The game went into overtime tied at two.
After a scoreless overtime, the game went into a shootout. After five scoreless rounds, Hennessy scored in round six for the P-Bruins to give Providence the 3-2 shootout victory.
Anton Khudobin stopped 27 of 29 shots for the P-Bruins, while Zatkoff made 26 saves for the Monarchs. The P-Bruins were 0-for-4 on the power play and 4-for-5 on the penalty kill.
The P-Bruins wrap up the weekend at The Dunk Sunday for Stadium Cup Night at 4:05 p.m. against the Admirals. Information on P-Bruins Special Ticket Offers for the 2011-12 season can be obtained by calling the team ticket office at (401) 273-5000 or by logging onto the team website at http://www.providencebruins.com/.


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Archived News
May 28, 2014
The GROUPS OF INTEREST CONTEST 2014 is here! Get your teams together now!
May 24, 2014
The 2014 Survey Results are now available! Thanks to everyone who participated!
May 10, 2014
The survey is now closed and we're compiling and analyzing the results now. Thanks to everyone who participated!
- April 25, 2014 — We're performing a survey of the userbase to get a better picture of who y'all are and what you think. Take a few minutes to check it out!
- March 28, 2014 — Voting for The Under-Appreciated SCPs Contest has begun! Better get to reading— voting closes April 11 at 9:00 am CDT. Best of luck to all the entrants!
- March 15, 2014 — The Image Team have begun the Image Credit-A-Thon 2014! Please check out that link for details, but the gist of it is that the Image Team will be making sure all site images are compliant with our license! If you have any questions, please direct them to the linked thread.
- March 13, 2014 — Some spiffy SCP Wiki Userscripts have been introduced, to alter and hopefully improve your site experience. Check them out!
- March 06, 2014 — The Under-Appreciated SCPs Contest has begun! Do you know some underrated SCPs that could use some love and attention in the form of a Tale? If so, this is the place to be!
- February 05, 2014 — Series III is open! Have at it, ladies, gentlemen, and distinguished guests.
- January 22, 2014 — After many a long year, the Site Theme has been updated, with many many thanks to Aelanna for creating the new theme. Check this page for information about what's been changed and to post any problems, questions, or comments.
- January 16, 2014 — We have a new SCP Forum Roleplaying Site, http://scp-rp.wikidot.com/. Run by Bright and a bunch of other cool people. All members (and characters) are welcome!
- January 12, 2014 — We now have our very own official Facebook Page! Check it out if you want to be updated on the various goings-on the site has!
- January 01, 2014 — Happy New Year, Foundation personnel!
- December 30, 2013 — Roget has a new SCP RP, called Origins, all about the Foundation in the days before they were the biggest players in the room, way back in 1954 (Soon to be 1955.) It can be found here, with a link to the out-of-character chatroom being here. The game is run by Roget, and the GM team of Scantron, Vivax, and Flameshirt, with occasional assistance from Wogglebug.
- December 20, 2013 — The 2000 Contest is over! Congratulations to FortuneFavorsBold, author of SCP-2000! Congratulations to all the other entrants with surviving entries as well — the race was very close, with many great articles. Read them all at the contest hub.
- December 20, 2013 — Voting for the 2000 Contest ends today. If you haven't yet read all the entries, today is the last chance to vote for your favorite.
- December 06, 2013 — Rules change for 2000 Contest authors: We have extended the editing period for 2000 contest entries til next week. So if you already have an entry up, you now have one more week to respond to feedback! Editing closes 12/13/13. Voting still closes on 12/20/13 as planned. For more details, see this thread.
- December 06, 2013 — All entries are now in for the 2000 Contest! Entries are now closed. Remember to read and vote on all 2000 entries! Be sure to leave comments, so authors can respond to feedback!
- November 22, 2013 — 2000 Contest Now Open!
- November 18, 2013 — The SCP-2000 Contest is arriving Friday! Get your entries ready! Make sure you've gotten feedback! Ask questions now, so you don't have to scramble to catch up when the contest is already going!
- November 07, 2013 — The Spanish translation site has been added to the front page. Here's to a long and fruitful partnership!
- October 28, 2013 — The contest for the Two Thousandth SCP is announced! Prepare your entries now for the 11/22/13 start date. Get going! Contest hub here.
- September 08, 2013 — The Time Contest has ended! The winner is Dr. Gears, with his tale 'Foundation 2099'. Thanks for all of your great entries!
- August 19, 2013 — Announcing Open Voting for the Inaugural 2013 Class of the SCP Foundation Heritage Collection. Please vote!
- July 02, 2013 — A recent wikidot update has made it impossible for us to see applications. If you've recently submitted an application, please be patient, and we'll process it as soon as the problem is fixed. The issue is corrected!
- February 25, 2013 — The Canon Contest is Over! The Winning team was Unfounded. Check out their work, and more, on the newly implemented Canon Hub!
- December 31, 2012 — Happy New Year, Foundation Personnel!
- December 06, 2012 — Ryan "The Yellow Dart" North thinks we're cool! Jimmy Wales continues to disagree…
- October 16, 2012 — The Koreans have gotten in on the act, and have been added to our Content links. Here's to a long and fruitful partnership.
- July 17, 2012 — All the required reading has received a significant update. The last documents are being uploaded now. Currently, the tag "Guide" is being reserved for things we feel are of significant value to the site and its members. Other advice documents have been given the tag "Essay" and can be found on the Foundation Tales page until otherwise decided. This is an ongoing process, and we're going to be working out the bumps of the next couple of days. Patience is appreciated.
- June 11, 2012 — For the moment, we are banning the creation of any new Guides, as we trim out the ones we don't need. Thanks for understanding.
- May 29, 2012 — Deletions policy has undergone a thorough review and been updated to clarify a few things, with changes made in light of recent growth. The core process remains the same, but you should take a moment to familiarize yourself with the changes, which are explained in the updated Deletions Guide.
- April 30, 2012 — I'll be honest. I've been around a while. Not many things impress my cold, jaded soul anymore. And then… This: SCP-Containment Breach. I cannot easily express in words how amazingly awesome something like this is. And this is just the bare bones of it. I think I speak for both the featured authors and the members of the wiki itself when I say: We are both extremely grateful and awestruck that someone would like to craft something like this from something we helped create. Thank you and keep up the good work.
- April 15, 2012 — WARNING. WARNING. WARNING. SCP-993 CONTAINMENT BREACHED. THIS IS NOT A DRILL.
- April 14, 2012 — You all may remember Critters from a previous front page. Apparently, someone liked it so much that they did an audio recording! Holy cow! Critters!
- March 07, 2012 — Hmm… How interesting… There's SCP Death Metal? Yes. Yes, there is. Lets get these kids some hits to say thanks, huh?
- February 24, 2012 — Sad times, all. There's been a lot of excitement over the recent fan developed game of SCP-087 (including a lot from the staff here and at other places), but recent reports in the site chat (and forum threads such as these) have led us to suggest that users avoid downloading this game from untrustworthy sources. Make sure you scan these files for viruses before you run them.
- January 31, 2012 — First it was the Russians, and now… The Chinese? Yes, folks, that's right. There is a group of people translating SCPs into Chinese! Check them out here and see what pages have been translated. Currently, this is pretty embryonic (just a message board with posted translations), but tell me it doesn't make you proud that something you're working with has been translated into four languages, three scripts, and is read across the globe. Enjoy!
- January 25, 2012 — Happy New Year! Why not celebrate the new year with some good writing? Check out one of the newest and most quickly growing collaborations in Foundation history: Game Day.
- December 14, 2011 — Electronic Shadows is a publishing scenario that we're working on! We need authors, editors, and readers, so everyone who is interested should amble on over to the page devoted to it! Thanks!
- November 22, 2011 — Donate! Help us get our own website off wikidot!
- October 31, 2011 — Happy Halloween!
- October 19, 2011 — The 1000s block is now open to everyone!
- October 14, 2011 — Yoric broke his hand, so someone else is doing this for a while! Everyone send your best wishes to the site's most vocal critic, and also check out the new collaborative project, Bringing Things Together.
- September 05, 2011 — Happy Labor Day, Foundation Personnel! And, since most people don't know what it is, you might like to take a look at the SCP-EX page and check out some of the stuff we've tried to get going!
- August 22, 2011 — Staff would like to remind all authors to ask one of us for help if you aren't sure how to delete one of your pages, and to consult the guide to deletions policy. In fact, everybody just go read that now. We'll wait. In other news, the deadline for the SCP-1000 contest is the end of this month. Anyone who plans to enter the contest should probably keep that in mind.
- August 19, 2011 — Happy Birthday to Dr. Gears! Everyone who loves our fearless leader should contribute to this page.
- July 28, 2011 — Holy snap! Main page has been updated with a new featured SCP and a new story! Also, we're coming up on SCP-1000! Get ready for the contest to determine who will get this coveted spot! Holy crap here it is
- June 13, 2011 — If anyone knows what happened to last week's update, feel free to explain to me where it went. In this week's news, we have a brand new 001 proposal with accompanying documentation posted by Dr. Mann. Also, IT'S MY BIRTHDAY WOOOOOOOO~
- June 01, 2011 — Late update! Did you know that theraven has a blog? Well he does, and it's pretty interesting. Have a look at Tales of the Weird for an admin's spin on the strange and intriguing.
- May 24, 2011 — Forgive the hiccup in coverage, ladies and gentlemen. Technical difficulties prevented updates temporarily. In this week's news, our very own Doctor Gears is back! That's right, he's acquired a line of internet of his very own, available through his android phone. He's also created a thread on the forums with a bit of contact information. Direct all fanmail to the email address in that there post.
- May 09, 2011 — Announcing a new source of potential information for aspiring writers on the wiki! The Fragments page, a repository of unused ideas, quotes, lines, jokes, and other fiddly leftover bits from authorship projects that never happened, free for use and addition to by any wiki member so inclined. If you're having trouble coming up with ideas, it may be worth a browse, and if you have scraps cluttering up your sandbox it's a great place to put them.
- May 02, 2011 — Doctor Bright was at Penguicon up in the wilds of Michigan distributing fliers and information on the site all weekend. If you saw him there, let him know. Also, we're considering setting up a push for more official documents for drops and other viral distribution. If you're interested, let a staff member know. Unrelated: Have you seen the and then I died SCP themed guessing game? Click on that, and PM Troyl for more information.
- April 25, 2011 — Staff would like to remind all users that direct rips from other sources are not allowed on the SCP wiki and will be deleted with no voting process. In lighter news, our very own doctor Gears returned for a brief moment to post a new story. Check out elevator, if you're brave enough. Also, the sandbox wiki has been given a new custom subdomain, http://sandbox.scp-wiki.net/ . So, feel free to adjust your bookmarks accordingly.
- April 18, 2011 — Check out the great work being done by our Russian language sister site! They're interested in members who can assist with writing and or translation, so if you're cyrilically inclined ask a Staff member to help you get in touch.
- December 06, 2009 — The Mass Edit is finished! Pages are once again creatable! Go forth and multiply!
- October 29, 2009 — New questions up on the application. If you have been given the option of reapplying, now would be the time.
- October 28, 2009 — Mass Edit is Still In progress. Before applying to the site, please read the Guide to Newbies.
- September 09, 2009 — MASS EDIT IS HERE! Several members of the Senior Staff are going to be going through the entire list, and culling out the weak ones. During this time period, we have frozen the ability to create new pages. Everything else is still doable.
- July 24, 2009 — There is a new application process. Please complete all of the steps if you wish to join.
- April 21, 2009 — The SCP Game Project has officially begun to search for members! See inside for details!
- December 20, 2008 — Anon edits are have been reinstated! But if you want to vote, rename pages, or upload pics, you'll have to become a member!
- December 18, 2008 — The topbar Creepy-Pasta button has been fixed. It works now!
- December 12, 2008 — New buttons added to the top bar. Navigating just got easier.
- November 22, 2008 — A new picture section has been added. Check it out here.
- Featured SCP Archive Featured Tale Archive
- SCP Fronts added. Discuss and add your own.
- The Old Wiki — Is down and out, anyone know what happened?
- Classifications - An issue we all need to consider.
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One of the new innovations taking the landscaping scene by storm - particularly on the west coast - is the implementation of drought-tolerant gardens. With water crisis occurring in California and no end to the shortage in sight, it's becoming more apparent than ever why developing gardens that can withstand the problems brought on by a drough Read More
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Homebuyers across the world often ask themselves, "What is the best possible home I could find?" At Sotheby's International Realty, we ask similar questions to get to know our consumers in order to service them the best we can. In the recently published Sotheby's International Realty Luxury Lifestyle Report, we found some answers Read More
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Architects incorporate modern design trends into classic Santa Barbara real estate26 Sep 2013
As one of the most affluent areas in California, Santa Barbara has been the birthplace of numerous trends that have permeated popular culture. Aside from being a venue for film and television shoots, and home to famous personalities, the community's attractive exterior design scheme of Spanish Colonial Revivalism, which includes white-was Read More
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The modern office is changing, and many Americans - especially those who run their own businesses or work in more creative fields - are spending more time working from home. This is true in California, where a large number of residents are their own bosses, often able to decide when and where they complete their work. Because of this, a great numb Read More
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Another internet ethics question. What's acceptable to publish when sourcing information from social media networks that wasn't originally intended for publication?
via Poynter:
Most journalists agree that Twitter is inherently public, and anything said on Twitter is generally fair game to be reported upon. This is evident with the rise in popularity of tools like Storify, which allows reporters to aggregate public tweets around a breaking news event or other story.
Public tweets seem to be fair game. That's the point of Twitter, after all. Anything shared privately should require asking the person to go on record.
One professor, however, worries about the risk of bad journalism from pulling tweets out of context. Jacqui Banaszynski, a professor of journalism at the University of Missouri and editing fellow at Poynter, says:If I'm going to quote someone, the smart journalistic thing to do is to be in touch with that person beyond what you pulled off that site. Journalists should let people know when they're performing journalism. I also think that pulling something off a site without contacting [a] person further doesn't allow the journalist to do deeper reporting or put the comment in context. It's very easy to take just 140 characters out of context – and that's bad journalism.
Facebook is a bit more tricky. Because its privacy options are so complicated, users don't always realize their profile or comments are public. Banaszynski thinks:
If it's a public fan page, I have no problem looking at that and pulling from that. But if it's a post between friends, I would hope a good journalist would contact the person, verify their identity and let them know they are using that info.
Until standards are set across the industry, Poynter suggests considering the following questions when deciding what's fair game to publish:
- What was the author's intent? If shared in a closed group or personal profile, was it intended to be kept private?
- How did the source respond when you asked about including the information in a story?
- Is the author a public figure? How public? There is a difference between a school principal and a professional athlete.
- What harm could come to the individual if the information is made public? Is that harm justified by the public benefit of the information?
- What alternatives do you have for getting similar information?
FJP: Good Questions.


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Futures rise ahead of jobs, manufacturing data
Investors await US reports after positive macro figures from China and the eurozone.
U.S. equity futures were significantly higher in premarket trading ahead of the much awaited nonfarm payrolls report. Also, China and the Eurozone reported positive macroeconomic data with stronger than expected manufacturing PMIs.
China's official manufacturing PMI fell in January, however the fall was due to a change in the methodology of the index, while the HSBC China manufacturing PMI rose to 52.3 from 51.9, beating expectations of a reading of 52.1.
The Eurozone manufacturing PMI in January rose to to 47.9 from 47.5, beating forecasts of a flat reading month over month, with broad based strength seen across the continent, which is a very positive signal.
Spanish bank stocks declined sharply overnight as Spanish markets regulator lifted the ban on short-selling in the country. In fact, every stock in the Ibex 35 Index was down on the session.
- S&P 500 futures rose 6.00 points to 1,499.20.
- The EUR/USD was rose sharply to 1.3673.
- Spanish 10-year government bond yields fell to 5.23%.
- Italian 10-year government bond yields fell to 4.32%.
- Gold rose 0.2% to $1,665.50 per ounce.
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Asian shares were mixed overnight with strength seen in China, Japan, and Australia following the Chinese manufacturing data. The Japanese Nikkei Index rose 0.47% and the Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.41% while the Hang Seng Index declined 0.03%. Also, the Korean Kospi declined 0.21% while the Australian S&P ASX Index rose 0.87%.
European markets
European shares were mostly higher save for Spain following the positive manufacturing data. The Spanish Ibex Index declined 1.08% following the lifting of the short-selling ban and the Italian MIB Index rose 0.19%. Meanwhile, the German DAX rose 0.69% and the French CAC rose 0.97% while U.K. shares rose 0.68%.
Commodities were mixed overnight with moves contained to small fluctuations. WTI crude futures declined 0.24% to $97.26 per barrel and Brent crude futures rose 0.19% to $115.77 per barrel. Copper futures rose 0.07% to $373.45 per pound on the stronger than expected Chinese data. Gold was higher and silver futures rose 0.06% to $31.37 per ounce.
Currency markets were showing strong risk-on tones overnight as the euro gained massively against all major partners. The EUR/USD was 0.66% higher at 1.3673 and the dollar rose against the yen to 92.14. Overall, the Dollar Index fell 0.3% on weakness against the euro, the Swiss franc, and the Swedish krone. The euro was strong against the greenback but was more so against the yen, rising 1.12% to 125.93, and rising 0.93% against the British pound to 0.8642. Also, the EUR/AUD rose 1.19% to 1.3178.
Premarket Movers
Stocks moving in the premarket included:
- Bebe Stores (BEBE) shares fell 4.07 premarket after the company reported earnings that missed estimates.
- Blackstone (BX) shares rose 0.38% premarket as the company reported earnings that beat estimates.
- Facebook (FB) shares rose 1.09% premarket as the stock was upgraded at Pivotal Research.
- Microsoft (MSFT) shares rose 0.51% premarket as the Surface Pro is set to launch next week. (Microsoft owns and publishes Top Stocks, an MSN Money site.)
Notable companies expected to report earnings Friday include:
- Exxon Mobil (XOM) is expected to report fourth quarter earnings per share of $2.00 vs. $1.97 a year ago.
- Ingersoll-Rand (IR) is expected to report fourth quarter earnings per share of $0.70 vs. $0.76 a year ago.
- Legg Mason (LM) is expected to report third quarter earnings per share of $0.54 vs. $0.20 a year ago.
- Newell Rubbermaid (NWL) is expected to report fourth quarter earnings per share of $0.42. vs. $0.40 a year ago.
- Perrigo (PRGO) is expected to report second quarter earnings per share of $1.33 vs. $1.20 a year ago.
On the economics calendar Friday, nonfarm payrolls are due out. Economists expect nonfarm payrolls to rise to 160,000, while private payrolls are expected to rise to 185,000, and the unemployment rate is expected to fall to 7.7%. Also on the economics calendar are the U.S. manufacturing PMI and consumer sentiment, followed by the ISM manufacturing index and construction spending data. In addition, William Dudley of the New York Fed is set to speak.
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Personal dividend income
This component of personal income is the dividend income of persons. It consists of the payments in cash or other assets, excluding the corporation's own stock, made by corporations located in the United states or abroad to persons who are U.S. residents. It excludes that portion of dividends paid by regulated investment companies (mutual funds) related to capital gains distributions.
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Appointment: (585) 275-5321
Dr. Rouse's primary practice is in knee surgery, specializing in both arthroscopy and open reconstruction, including total knee arthroplasty. He is also actively involved in trauma care and fracture management. Dr. Rouse cares for athletes at all levels, from little league through professional, as well as the weekend warrior. He also serves as a team physician for regional college sports teams.
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Familiarize yourself with this code when considering joining Magazines Canada.
Reader studies consistently indicate that editorial and advertising are equally important parts of the reader experience and that a clear distinction between the two, free from ambiguity, is vital.
Readers expect that magazine content will educate, entertain and inspire confidence in products and services wherever and however they engage with their favourite magazine brands.
Canada's magazine media are committed to delivering the best possible reading and advertising experience and believes that:
The following guidelines were developed by a Magazines Canada national task force as a tool for editors and advertising sales teams to achieve business activity goals while retaining reader confidence and commitment.
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With the news today that Steve Tambellini has given Craig MacTavish the dreaded "vote of confidence" we can now begin ticking off the events that could lead to the end of the line for Edmonton's head coach.
Later tonight, Kevin Lowe will be on the radio to defend his friend. We can look forward to hearing a passionate defense, maybe a shot or two at people who don't march in lock step with management and perhaps that word again (throttle. I think we need a mascot with that moniker). No matter what, expect a giant FU to those who question MacT's position from the CEO of the hockey side.
But the real key will be the on-ice performance. The Oilers play tomorrow at noon up the street from Chuck Berry's house and Sunday they are in Dallas to play at the Texas School Book Depository in Dealey Plaza.
If they come out of the weekend looking like death warmed over, we can begin to talk about a replacement. Huge weekend for this team, all hands on deck. MacT doesn't have home ice advantage and he's thrown some men under the bus. He's also given many of these guys their jobs and some (several) of them might not be in the NHL if another coach had been at the helm of the Oilers since the turn of the century.
But this team is in some trouble right now, going the wrong way and have developed some bad habits. Even with everyone saying the right things, 4 points this weekend is probably a long shot. I'm reminded of a quote by the old Montreal Expos second baseman Vance Law. Law once said "when you're in a slump, it's almost as if you look out at the field and it's one big glove."
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During the second half of the 1990s, labor productivity growth accelerated sharply in the retail trade industry.
During the 1995-99 period, productivity—as measured by output per hour—increased at an annual average rate of 3.1 percent, or about twice the increase seen during the 1990-95 period. This pattern of acceleration was also evident, to various degrees, in each of the major industry groups within retail trade, with the exception of apparel stores. (The eight major industry groups comprising retail trade are shown in the chart, along with total retail trade.)
In both halves of the 1990s, home furniture, furnishings, and equipment stores was the major industry group in retail trade with the largest gains in productivity. Output per hour in this group increased by 6.0 percent per year between 1990 and 1995 and by 7.6 percent per year between 1995 and 1999. This group includes the radio, television, computer, and music stores industry, in which productivity rose at an annual rate of 10.5 percent in 1990-95 and 12.1 percent in 1995-99.
This information is from the Industry Productivity Program. Data are subject to revision. Find out more in "Labor productivity in the retail trade industry, 1987-99," by Mark Sieling, Brian Friedman, and Mark Dumas, Monthly Labor Review, December 2001.
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BERLIN (AP) — The former oil baron Mikhail Khodorkovsky was reunited with his family in Berlin on Saturday, a day after being released from a decade-long imprisonment in Russia.
Khodorkovsky, a prominent critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin, was meeting with his eldest son Pavel and his parents, Marina and Boris, who had flown separately to the German capital to meet him, said Christian Hanne, Khodorkovsky's spokesman.
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Hours later, Pavel Khodorkovsky spoke briefly to reporters waiting outside Berlin's luxury Adlon Hotel.
"I'm thrilled to be here in Berlin today because my father is free," he said. "My family is finally united and we are very, very happy to be together."
"As you can imagine my father is going through a lot right now and he cannot possibly be with all of you today," the son said, adding that a news conference was planned for Sunday. "But he really appreciates all the support that he has received through these years."
Khodorkovsky was released from prison Friday, hours after being pardoned by Putin, and immediately flown to Berlin on a private jet organized by former German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher. The 86-year-old veteran diplomat had spent years working behind the scenes to lobby Putin for Khodorkovsky's release.
Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, told reporters Friday that he didn't know why Khodorkovsky chose to fly to Germany.
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One reason why Khodorkovsky's chose to make his first destination Berlin could be that his mother has received medical treatment there in the past.
The news conference Sunday, at which the 50-year-old is expected to speak about his future plans, is scheduled to be held at Checkpoint Charlie — a crossing point between East Berlin and West Berlin during the Cold War that has now become a popular tourist destination.
Once Russia's richest man, the billionaire boss of the country's largest oil company, Yukos, was arrested in 2003 and charged with tax evasion. His current net worth is unknown.
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The mother of a 9-year-old student at Traina Elementary School says Golden sexually molested her daughter during the 2012-13 school year, according to a press release from Stockton attorney Allan F. Jose.
Jose filed a lawsuit on behalf of the student, named as Jane Doe, in San Joaquin County Superior Court on Sept. 5.
Golden, 59, was arrested on Aug. 5 in Tracy after being indicted by a San Joaquin County grand jury on Aug. 2 on 21 counts of lewd acts upon a child, 11 counts of molesting a child and one count of continuous sexual abuse of a child.
Susan Moffit, former principal at Traina Elementary School, allegedly knew about claims of abuse before the 2012-13 school year but failed to report the claims to law enforcement as required by California's mandated reporter laws, the release states.
She allegedly "privately reprimanded" Golden and let him return to teaching.
Golden allegedly "sexually and physically molested" Jane Doe while serving as her teacher at Traina during the school year, the release states.
He was allegedly seen having inappropriate contact with a student at Traina on Nov. 28, and was placed on administrative leave.
Golden is being held on $22 million bail in the San Joaquin County Jail. A jury trial is scheduled for Feb. 7.
Jefferson Superintendent Dr. James Bridges had no comment on what he called "this ongoing legal matter." This lawsuit is at least the second suit filed against the district regarding Golden this year.
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