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As you can probably see, I have not been blogging in a while… third year uni stress has well and truly got to me and I just don't have the time. I finish uni on 28th May though, so we shall see if I pick it up again then.
ANYWAY my friend Amy still manages to do her degree and run her blog at the same time… PLEASE all go and follow her; I promise it is a great blog, especially if you are into all things fashion and PR related- you may even learn a thing or too, and she will most likely follow you back.
Also follow her twitter account for fashion news/tips/photos
and reblog this post if you're feeling extra generous ;)
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Crazy kids
Haha, Saturday night was fun.
Selling this beautiful Elsa Peretti for Tiffany necklace on Ebay, it's in absolutely perfect condition. Here's the link if you are interested! I'm selling it for almost HALF of what it cost, so consider it a bargain!
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Home for the weekend. So much snow fell last night! My chicken is loving it though, surprisingly. Her little feet footprints are everywhere lol.
Saturday night drunk photoshoot! Such a great night out
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Hey!! Glad you have read my posts and feel better about it! Honestly you will not regret it :) hope it goes well! Xxx
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For once I actually had a nice warm sleep thanks to my two duvet covers, blanket, multiple layers and hot water bottle!
I hate student living -_-
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"a female soldier in combat zones is more likely to be raped by a fellow soldier than killed by enemy fire, over 20% of female veterans have been sexually assaulted while serving in the US army, of 3,192 sexual-assault reports in 2011 only 191 members of the military were convicted at courts martial."
Read the full Guardian article: http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/the-womens-blog-with-jane-martinson/2012/oct/29/rape-military-shocking-truth
This is disgraceful…I really hope that the article and documentary will make a difference to the women in the armed forces.
Studying 'Management and Gender' has opened my eyes to a lot already actually, and we've only had one lecture so far.


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A fallen soldier arrives back home in Michiana, 22-year-old army specialist Jason Beadles died last week in Iraq.
He was a Laporte native who was electrocuted in a non-combat accident and this morning, Beadles' body arrived at South Bend Regional Airport.
When it arrived today, there was a flag-draped coffin being placed into a hearse, and soon after a military escort followed the fallen hero back to Laporte.
Visitation will take place on Friday from 2 until 9 p-m at the Essling Funeral Home in Laporte.
Beadles' funeral will be at 11am on Saturday in the Laporte High School Auditorium.

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If you guys want to cry some more…this will definitely do the trick. You have been warned.
"Flynn had to leave for a couple of minutes to compose himself early on, but made it through the rest of the guests. There wasn't a dry eye in the house by the end."
(And let's not steal any pics without crediting :))
Hi! I just thought that w/everyone being a bit depresed about the WDW Flynn leaving, I thought I might show you the link to this fanfic someone wrote about him comming back
who knows, maybe all the petitions will work and he'll be back sooner than you think!
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He is so getting layed
…one final hug…
Video of Flynn's last day at WDW
I'm crying. They show his goodbyes at the end T_T
Me (on the left) and my friend were the only older kids there. No regrets.
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Here's a few more Rapunzel photos from my friend Jason! These were taken while Joseph Chi Lin was shooting, since we were all hanging out. I think it's kinda fun to see photographers in shot, actually. You can see more about how I made the costume here on my website. And proof that I'm a pretty pretty princess
(this is a reference to the movie, Elf, which is one of my all-time favorites, if you haven't seen it, I might have to scold you.)
Here's a few more Rapunzel photos from my friend Jason! These were taken while Joseph Chi Lin was shooting, since we were all hanging out. I think it's kinda fun to see photographers in shot, actually. You can see more about how I made the costume here on my website.
And proof that I'm a pretty pretty princess
please follow the petition to save flynn! the news is that they are removing flynn by july 3rd! that's ony a few days left to see flynn and so many people were looking forward to meeting him. i just don't understand the logic of removing flynn. it only takes a second to follow/like these sites so please do! or take the time to e-mail and give your opinion to the people in charge. thanks!
also, there is a facebook petition at
please email
(thanks for the e-mails jane)
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I happened to run into Rapunzel and Flynn Rider last week in the "Fantsy-land" of some sort of magical kingdom. It seemed unwise for her to be alone with such a renowned criminal, so I offered her use of the only weapon I had on hand.
Rapunzel told me that Flynn isn't actually that bad and that she could handle him without such a deadly weapon. I wasn't sure if others would believe me when I would tell the story, so I asked them to sign it.
Does anyone know what she means by, "I have a person in my closet!"? Do you think someone needs help?
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So we had to make this Balloon character in my Art class and I decide to make my Punzi, after days and days of hard work it's finally finished! (:
What you see is: My Tangled poster, my other art project Belle - Rapunzel, my Tangled Calendar (made by myself), my favorite book ever "Apple bitting and kissing frogs" about Disney princesses in the modern age, The alchemy of animation book, The secret of Neverland book, The hunchback of Notredam CD, Tangled DVD, BatB DVD, Tangled bookmark, Tangled CD
Ok, first the hair is so damn difficult! but it totally worth it. I get an A + :DD
I'm thinking about making an Eugene and when I'm bored I can take it and….


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I'm not usually this rude. I'm actually very polite, bubbly and generally very friendly (unless you get on the wrong side of me, of course). I'm just not a morning person! Surely that justifies my attitude?! Anyway, I stare at the parcel in my hand, still frowning, and notice the label on it: StrawberryNET. Suddenly, I'm wide awake, excited and grinning! (See, I'm not always moody...) This was my first order from StrawberryNET, and I had only placed the order a few days before, so I'm very impressed with their service.
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Meet the Desert Fox in the Box: Algeria Striker Rafik DjebbourJune 07, 2010
It is 24 years since Algeria last qualified for a World Cup and now having done so at the expense of bitter rivals Egypt, the Desert Foxes face the challenge of qualifying from a tough Group C which includes England, Slovenia and the USA. To succeed they'll need the power and goals of AEK Athens striker Rafik Djebbour. Talking exclusively to PUMAFootball following a Les Fennecs training session in Germany, the French-born forward talks frankly about the team's World Cup tactics, the dark side of football and why Wayne Rooney is a typical Algerian!
The Algerian Team is the Desert Foxes For a ReasonJune 03, 2010
The afternoon training yesterday was high-spirited (maybe shopping has that effect?) We noticed something quite unique about the method the Algerians have to start off to kick-start the training. They played a game in a circle where they passed the ball kicking with the foot. If the ball hits the ground, the one who let it fall gets flicked on the ear by their teammates.


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Paper 4 COMPILER WRITING: MATURATION OF AN AREA OF PRAGMATIC IMPORTANCE Like most other branches of computer science, the initial development of compiler technology was spurred directly by pragmatic pressure, specifically the intolerable cost of programming major scientific applications. Out of the first compiler writing efforts, and especially the distinguished FORTRAN effort led by John Backus at IBM Research, there precipitated a seminal bag of tricks and inventions: table-driven methods of syntax analysis, stacks as an identified data structure, hashing as a technique for searching symbol tables, register allocation as a combinatorial problem, and global program analysis as an issue--that soon began to attract the attention of computer theorists. By now, theoretical contributions in the compiler area have become substantial enough to govern practice to a significant degree. The first subarea in which manageable theoretical questions could _ _ Useful models of language structure appeared quite early in the work of the linguist No am Chomsky and were rapidly adapted to the computer context (Backus and Naur). m ese models were seen to organize the parsing process, to have an interesting algebraic/combinatorial flavor, and to make contact with the theory of decidability that earlier work in mathematical logic had established. As a consequence, they attracted the attention of many theoretically inclined academic computer scientists. be cleanly put was that of syntax analysis. In retrospect, it is possible to feel that concentration of effort in this area was at times excessive. Nevertheless, this work served well to organize our understanding of the parsing process. . . . In particular, it clarified the mild restrictions that must be imposed to make a grammar efficiently passable, and it led to the development of schemes that allow fairly intuitive descriptions of language syntax to be transformed automatically into parsing programs. While this theoretical work was in full swing at universities, industrial researchers were opening up new lines of investigation focused on other phases of the compilation process. Efficiency of compiler-produced code had from the start been regarded as a key issue by industrial compiler writing groups. Much attention had been devoted to this point in the pioneering IBM FORTRAN effort, and this emphasis had continued to influence such subsequent developments as the Computer Sciences Corporation UNIVAC 1108 FORTRAN compiler and IBM' s later FORTRAN H compiler, developed for the System 370. mis work identified 43
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44 various important code-optimization issues and began to develop techniques for dealing with them. First of all, code optimization was seen not as a way of compensating for bad programming, but as a way of removing those wholesale inefficiencies that could result from naive program translation when a programmer used a language like FORTRAN appropriately. To remove these inefficiencies, a code-optimizer program had to do various things. Redundant computations had to be identified and suppressed; computations unnecessarily repeated within high-frequency loops had to be identified and moved to less frequently traversed program regions. Effective assignment of computed quantities to machine registers was seen to have a strong impact on efficiency, but to find favorable patterns of assignment it was necessary to work out the "live regions of computed quantities, which is to say the points at which they were used for the last time before becoming either superseded or irrelevant. Quite early on, it was realized that this information could most readily be calculated by regarding a program as a kind of abstract graph whose nodes were elementary program fragments and whose edges represented the control transitions that could occur during execution. Analysis of such "program" graphs led systems developers to a general concern with the analysis of paths through graphs, to an interest in the large graph-theoretic literature inherited from mathematics, and to attempt to find graph notions that would facilitate global program analysis, in part by giving a precise definition to the informal notion of "program region" with which code-motion procedures necessarily worked. A pragmatically successful but still precise notion of this kind was found in 1961 by V.A. Vyssotsky at Bell Laboratories and was brought to light by John Cooke, who at the time played a key role in a large IBM development group that was designing a new scientific super- computer that was to be supported by high-efficiency FORTRAN compiling techniques. Papers by Cocke and Allen of IBM and Kildall of the Naval Post-Graduate School brought this graph-theoretical approach to the attention of university computer scientists. Though the techniques performed well for most program graphs encountered in practice, relatively easy theoretical analysis showed that conceivable worst cases would require an amount of time that increases quadratically with the size of the program being analyzed. This observation spurred efforts, notably by Ullman at Princeton, Graham and Wegman at the University of California at Berkeley, and Tarjan at Stanford, to find algorithms with improved worst-case behavior. By now, these investigations, which build on a battery of high-efficiency graph algorithms of the Cocke-Allen type, have led to algorithms that perform with close to optimal efficiency in all cases. These sophisticated algorithms are starting to find their way into industrial compiler practice. Moreover, the availability of high- performance global optimization techniques is starting to change the basic flavor of industrial compiler code-generation techniques. To generate really good code for a particular machine, one needs to take advantage of the peculiarities of its instruction set, favoring instruc- tions that the machine executes with particularly high efficiency. In earlier attempts to exploit such efficient instructions, compiler
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45 writers introduced larger and larger masses of "special casing" code, an approach that proved to be liable to subtle and hard-to-find errors. In practice, such loosely organized collections of optimizations were often gradually removed from compilers containing them: maintenance groups, imperfectly familiar with the special-case optimizations being applied, frequently preferred to excise complex malfunctioning optimizations rather than to attempt to effect repairs. An improved approach, which is just now developing and which is very directly based on the availability of high-performance global optimization techniques, resorts to long lists of disparate special cases. One writes a relatively naive code generator that, if unsupported, would produce quite inefficient machine code and then relies on a global optimizer of known properties to clean up the resulting inefficiencies. The optimizer may also be used to glean contextual information to guide' the choices that the code generator will make. m ese techniques seem likely to allow previously ad hoc approaches to quality code generation to be systematized. The important problem of register allocation also serves to illuminate the manner in which practice and theory have interacted in the writing of compilers. It is well known that an effective assignment of quantities to registers can often double a code's execution speed; this is one of the most important techniques by which programs written directly in machine language attain efficiency. Since Backus's first IBM FORTRAN compiler, this problem has been studied intensively by a variety of techniques, some ad hoc, others having at least some fragmentary theoretical basis. Early on, register allocation was seen to be related to the classical mathematical problem of graph coloring: assigning a minimum number of colors to the nodes of a graph, subject to the restriction that no pair of nodes connected directly by an edge may be given the same color. Since this graph coloring problem is also related to the famous four-color conjecture, an extensive mathematical literature concerning it had accumulated long before computers existed. m e relationship between graph coloring and register alloction is as follows. A calculated quantity in a program is said to be live at a point in a program if it may have to be used after this program point is reached and passed, and two quantities are said to conflict if they are ever live at the same time. Quantities that fail to conflict can be packed into the same register, but quantities that conflict can only be packed into separate registers. If we view the set of all conflicts associated with a program as a kind of abstract graph, the conflict Graph of the program, then the register allocation problem is seen to be isomorphic with the problem of coloring the nodes of this conflict graph using a number of colors close to the number of registers available on the machine for which code is to be compiled. The first significant theoretical results to arise from the connection between register allocation and graph coloring were discouraging: once Cocke's pioneering theoretical work on NP-complete problems established the existence of a broad class of combinatorial algorithmic problems, all equivalent in difficulty and none likely to be amenable to solutions that were at all efficient, it was immediately
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46 realized that the general graph coloring problem belonged to this class, so that no generally efficient algorithm for it would be expected. This negative news at first shifted attention back to more ad hoc register allocation schemes involving program-related combinatorial structures other than the conflict graph. Recently, however, work at IBM has vindicated the coloring approach by showing experimentally that the conflict graphs actually associated with programs are generally sparse enough in structure to be colorable rapidly by a very straightforward coloring algorithm, provided that the computer for which register allocation is being performed has enough (i.e., more than a dozen) registers. It appears likely that further developments of this approach will yield register allocation procedures that are general and effective enough to standardize practice in this subarea of compiler design. The sustained technical efforts that have gone into the analysis and improvement of the table-searching technique known as hashing provide another interesting albeit peripheral illustration of the manner in which theory has helped the technology of compiler writing to mature. Although very simple probabilistic arguments suffice to make the general advantages of this technique perfectly clear, it can be implemented in many variants. Quite strenuous probabilistic analysis is required to clarify the relative advantages of these many variants. The invention of the hashing technique triggered extensive subsequent investigations of the statistical behavior of various hashing methods. As a result of this work, which involved powerful combinatorists such as Alan Konheim of IBM and Donald Knuth of Stanford, a compiler writer who needs to use a hash-table organization as one component of his overall design can now consult a standard reference in which available methods are listed and rated for efficiency in various typical situations. Here we see theory contributing not broad unifying concepts, but precise analytic information on the performance of a significant system component, which is of course one of its most characteristic functions in a mature discipline. In summary, our picture of compiler writing, a very important subarea of software building, is that of clever but unsystematic art progressively being replaced by substantially more systematic, efficient, and well-analyzed techniques. A corollary benefit is the ability to handle more of the aspects of compiler building automatically or semiautomatically. m e problems to be solved have more often been recognized by industrial research groups than by universities, and in many cases initial solutions have come from industry. However, university research has played a vital role in refining this work, in making it generally available, and in preparing by analysis for advance to an improved level of sophistication. As this body of techniques matures, the production of efficient, trustworthy compilers will become a considerably more routine matter than it has previously been.


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Manchester woman pleads not guilty to endangering infant daughter
Crystal Carter, 23, of 284 Spruce St., is accused of leaving the child alone a second time with Brian Reeves, 33, whose bail conditions on the second-degree assault charge bar him from contact with the child.
Carter had been released on personal recognizance bail after her arrest on the endangering charge, which alleges she left the then three-month-old with Reeves Jan. 18, 2013. Carter failed to appear for her scheduled arraignment March 15, so a warrant was issued for her arrest and police prosecutors Monday sought a cash/surety bail.
Judge William Lyons set bail at $1,000 cash/surety and trial was set for May 30.
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Matthew Sapienza, 44, of 285 E. High St., pleaded innocent Monday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to charges of stalking, violation of a domestic violence protective order and resisting arrest and trial was set for June 17.
Sapienza is accused of being in his apartment Thursday with the woman who took out the order.
A police prosecutor sought $5,000 cash/surety bail for Sapienza, noting he has previous convictions, including assault, involving the same woman and is out on bail on a New Hampshire State Police charge. The resisting arrest charge alleges officers had to use pepper stray to subdue Sapienza.
Sapienza and the alleged victim have been convicted of assaulting one another and Sapienza said Monday the fact she was in his apartment should be an indication she's not afraid of him. He told Judge William Lyons that the woman's protective order was vacated last summer, but Lyons told Sapienza that the bail conditions he had imposed a week ago on the state police charge were still in effect.
Then Sapienza asked for personal recognizance bail, saying: "I live alone . I have two animals that need me." Lyons responded that Sapienza made the same argument a week ago, but after being given personal recognizance bail, he was back in court a week later on a new charge. Lyons set bail at the $5,000 cash/surety requested by the prosecutors, with conditions barring contact with the alleged victim and barring Sapienza from her residence.
Victim was his friend
A man accused of stealing a game console and selling at a pawn shop for $100 pleaded innocent Monday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to misdemeanor charges of theft by deception and receiving stolen property.
A police prosecutor sought $1,000 cash/surety bail for Aaron St. Cyr, 29, of 219 Fieldcrest Road, saying St. Cyr took the console from a friend.
St. Cyr asked Judge William Lyons for personal recognizance bail, saying he will soon complete serving time for an aggravated Driving While Intoxicated charge and he has been accepted into a 90-day residential alcohol/drug rehabilitation program. "It took me months to get in," said St. Cyr.
Lyons set bail at $500 cash/surety and $500 personal recognizance, with conditions barring St. Cyr from contact with his friend and barring him from the pawn shop. Trial was set for June 4.
Accused of assaulting 2 women
John J. Rundlett, 49, of 263 Auburn St., pleaded innocent Monday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to two charges of simple assault that allege he assaulted his ex-girlfriend and another woman, shoving one with his hands on her chest and grabbing the other around the neck.
He also pleaded innocent to kicking open a door, breaking two locks.
But Rundlett could enter no plea to a felony charge of Identity Fraud that alleges he posed as his ex-girlfriend at ATMs and stole $2,500 from the woman's account between Feb. 27 and March 14.
A police prosecutor, who said Rundlett has pending theft and willful concealment charges, sought $10,000 cash/surety bail, with conditions barring contact with both women.
Rundlett sought personal recognizance bail, telling Judge William Lyons: "I've got some medical issues."
Lyons said Rundlett was out on bail when he allegedly committed new crimes and set bail at $10,000 cash/surety. A probable cause hearing on the felony fraud charge was set for May 5 and trial on the misdemeanors was set for June 4.
Slow learner
When Obed Perez was arraigned Friday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division on two simple assault charges and one of criminal mischief involving his girlfriend, he told Judge William Lyons the two are students at West High School, sharing several classes.
Perez asked if there could be an exception to the bail conditions barring him from being within 100 yards of the victim.
The prosecutor agreed, but Lyons warned Perez that if he spoke to the alleged victim or initiated any kind of contact in school, that would be a violation of bail.
Perez was back in Circuit Court Monday, charged with stalking for allegedly having contact with the girl later Friday, calling and texting her.
Police prosecutors filed a motion to revoke his bail for violating bail conditions and he was ordered held pending the results of a hearing Tuesday morning.
Trial on the stalking charge will be June 3, the same day as the assault and mischief charges.
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We like to track purchases by company insiders and investors with large positions in the stock. This is because, particularly in the case of insiders, a substantial amount of diversification is being abandoned when they add more shares of their own company to their holdings. Insider sales can also be informative, but of course can reflect rational diversification. Here are some stocks that insiders have been buying recently:
Starboard Value, an activist investor which had already owned over 10% of the outstanding shares of Office Depot (NYSE: ODP), kept buying more shares, and as of our latest analysis the fund had about 15% of the company. Read our report on Starboard's purchases. Office supply is not the best business to be in (the competitive landscape simply can't support so many specialized stores in addition to big-box retailers, and of course Amazon), and last quarter sales were down 8% versus the same period a year ago, which caused the company to slip into the red. Interestingly, the 15% of the shares outstanding that Starboard owns match very well with the 14% of outstanding shares that were held short as of the most recent data. We had noted in our piece that Staples' (NASDAQ: SPLS) revenue numbers were holding about steady compared to 2011; its earnings, though positive, were down 32%. Staples has also seen its stock price skid 24% over the last year, and 11% of its shares outstanding are held short. So the market appears to believe that it is in better position to survive the current challenging environment, and we agree. Investors aren't too optimistic however; it trades at only 8 times forward earnings estimates.
Bruce Hague, the President of National Commercial Banking at PrivateBancorp (NASDAQ: PVTB), bought 4,000 shares of the company. Hague has a good track record as an insider, as the share price has made large gains since his previous purchases in the summer of 2011. PrivateBancorp, a Midwestern bank, now trades at a P/B of 1.1 and a trailing earnings multiple of 24 following the increase in its share price. The bank recently announced plans to pay back the government for its investment under TARP, which will entail raising both debt and equity capital. We don't think that PrivateBancorp is a good value at those valuation multiples.
IHS (NYSE: IHS) saw Board member Michael Armstrong buy nearly 5,600 shares earlier this month at an average price of $89.96 (learn more about Armstrong's purchase). The $6 billion market cap company's service offerings include statistics, consulting, and intelligence for business and national security related customers. The stock had been declining, and Armstrong may have thought that the market may have overreacted to IHS's most recent quarterly report; this report had shown that in the third quarter of its fiscal year (the quarter had ended in August), earnings had been up 8% from the same period in 2011. Given that the stock is currently trading at 45 times trailing earnings, it's easy to see why that growth rate would not be good news, and we haven't been very optimistic about the stock ourselves.
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didn't even know this was coming out :-O
tbh I thought this was dropping in March.
Any Antony on here?
only if Antony's there.
what if I tell you he is?
then you better not be lying
well thanx gawd I didn't say which way or the other.
intrigued yet damn it?
Nah, I probably won't ever listen. btw:
"good review, but what I've heard from this sounds like shit."
- AgravatedYeti 4/4/2008 (discussing their first album)
OooDigging: Interpol - El Pintor
Digging: Interpol - El Pintor
Gotta say first song sounds like 'Blind' with strings instead of horns, and a less interesting singer.... Not bad though
oh dude took me like 6 months to be down with that record.
I couldn't shake the sense of shitty disco--until I realized how wrong I was.
put it on at night driving through Richmond, VA down to Georgia and had my own personal studio 54 going on with myself and a 4 pack of redbull. good times.
'My House' is nice.
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When you create a filter in your Gmail account, a request is sent to Google's servers to be processed. The request is made in the form of a url with many variables. For security reasons, your browser doesn't display all the variables contained within the url. Using FireFox and a plugin called Live HTTP Headers, you can see exactly what variables are sent from your browser to Google's servers.
*Unique Account Identifier*
*Session Authorization Key*
Through a process of elimination you can determine the role of each variable. I have highlighted the two most important variables, ik & at. The ik variable is the equivalent of a username, each account has one and it never changes. Obtaining this variable is tricky but possible. I'm not going to tell you how to do it, if you search hard enough online you'll find out how.
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Currently the scope of at variable is session Gmail has to change the scope from session to request. As a Gmail user you need to be careful and keep an eye on things and make sure that nothing seems out of the ordinary. If you are accessing Gmail via Firefox then it's better to install a Firefox extension called NoScript
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Ticklists: Classic Rock, North Wales Rock Graded List, 50 Best HS Routes in the UK., North Wales 100 Classic Climbs, ROCKFAX - Top 50 North Wales Climbs.
Photo: Dave topping out on Glyder Fach © Tris
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bob johnson - AltLd - 13/Sep/14 with Bram
georgenvk - Lead O/S - 13/Sep/14 with Becks87
Becks87 - 2nd - 13/Sep/14 with georgenvk
Led pitch 1 and 3. Found the route technical in places, suprisingly the third pitch. Finished up the vdiff pitch as partner didn't manage the final VS pitch and running out of light. Climbed at the end of a marathon days climbing in the ogwen valley, 11 hours car to car.ralphio - AltLd O/S - 04/Sep/14 with Maumau
Hidden - AltLd - 04/Sep/14
Hidden - Lead O/S - 16/Aug/14
Hidden - 2nd β - 16/Aug/14
I led pitches 1, 3 & 5, so I definitely think I got the best of the route. I found the hand traverse really rather scary - my feet cut loose a couple of times, perhaps my soles were damp. In contrast the top pitch was a safe but very strenuous struggle. If it is 4c, then I've led easier 5a pitches. I think VS 5a gives a better idea of what's involved - it certainly is not HS - an HS leader would have a pretty torrid time of it!Jen Mason - AltLd O/S - 16/Aug/14 with Kim
Led P2 and P3Matt Harmon - AltLd O/S - 09/Aug/14 with Calum Harvey
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 09/Aug/14
saraguti - 09/Aug/14
Not sure it deserves 3 stars. The VDiff alternate pitch was the best on the route..!Dawn_K_B - AltLd O/S - 09/Aug/14 with Sam Ashworth
Hidden - AltLd - 07/Aug/14
Mike Tutt - Lead - 20/Jul/14
erbridger - AltLd - 04/Jul/14 with Kate Edhouse
All good, the last pitch is hard and v.strenuousKate Edhouse - AltLd O/S - 30/Jun/14 with Emily Bridger
Hidden - Lead dnf - 29/Jun/14
With Hodgkin's variationLDJ - AltLd - 29/Jun/14 with Alfie
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 26/Jun/14
Led all pitches. Joe's first outdoor climb. K Mckay - Lead O/S - 26/Jun/14 with Joe Jegat
With Gibson's chimney variation. Led last pitch. Felt more like VS than HS.James Oakes - AltLd O/S - 25/Jun/14 with Dan Gyi, Gareth Hooson
Only the top pitch after Lots Groove; completely different, much thrutching. Chimney is hard to enter but easier after the chock-stone. 'Traditional' and maybe easier in boots? Full body workout, pretty nasty....George_Surf - Lead O/S - 23/Jun/14 with Charlie Sanderson
only top pitch , after lots groove . found chimney very tricky and strenuous ! Pinguville - 2nd O/S - 23/Jun/14 with George
Really nice route. Included 'Gibson's Chimney' pitch variation - recommended. And, yes, the final crack is a beast if your jamming isn't up to scratch...
Ending with a mini epic of stuck rope, re-climbing an abseil, and another dose of stuck rope for good measure. "Instructional"robthered - AltLd - 22/Jun/14
Fragmod - Lead - 20/Jun/14
First outdoor climb. Tricky hand traverseJoeJegat - 2nd RP - 19/Jun/14 with Katie McKay
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 16/Jun/14
went for winter finish so no 4c tick. Final pitch quite slimey.JasonV - AltLd - 15/Jun/14 with Phil C, Alun
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 15/Jun/14
Pitches 2 and 4. Nice, varied climb.Goodstuff - AltLd O/S - 14/Jun/14 with Ian Crook, Tim Howarth
Moving together, then pitched final off-width. Lovely rock but very slimey where wet. Climbed in the drizzle as the crag was inside a cloud.Dan724 - AltLd O/S - 11/Jun/14 with James Williams
moved together and pitched the final offwidth which dan lead. great route. bit wet in the cloud which made the final crack interesting !JamesWilliams - AltLd O/S - 11/Jun/14 with Dan Hale
cheeky - AltLd O/S - 10/Jun/14 with Mark Philipson
had its moments in the wet. hand traverse greasy.luckily dried out on top pitch.mark4344 - AltLd O/S - 10/Jun/14 with Matt Payne
Helen Gibson - AltLd - 31/May/14 with Jacquie
jon59 - Lead - 30/May/14
Andrew Lester - 19/May/14
In 4 pitches and I did 2 and 4. Really good route. Thanks for letting me have the top pitch kc. Good honest hard work. But never h's 4c. 😂luke glaister - AltLd rpt - 16/May/14 with casey johns
casey johns - 2nd RP - 16/May/14 with luke glaister
Lead P2 and 4.MartF - AltLd O/S - 03/May/14 with Stu Spencer
colinthomson5 - Lead O/S - 29/Mar/14 with Andrew Patten
IanGilbertJones - 2014
Si - 2014
mike mo - 2014
innesmac - 2014
Hidden - 2014
Allanfairfechan - 2014
nj.harris - 2014
Cold but good, snowy scramble to the top.j.buckley87 - Lead O/S - 23/Nov/13
More like 5a crack finishRay Sparks - AltLd O/S - 21/Sep/13 with paul
Nice not as 'classic' as Main Wall say but some nice moves. Thought the rising crack pitch would be longer, short lived and not that easy to recognise at first. (Don't know what the leg jam would be about...)
Top crack was tough for grade 5a top end? Ray gave it his all! Good effort buddy.beds74 - AltLd - 21/Sep/13 with Ray Sparks
What a fantastic route. Did in 5 pitches. I did 1 , 3 and 5. The top pitch is a beast. All I needed was music cause the leg was dancing. .. a great challenge. luke glaister - AltLd O/S - 26/Aug/13 with andrew(willy)wilson
lead 2 and 4 pitchesmikestr555 - AltLd O/S - 24/Aug/13
Top pitch was well above HS grade, overhanging jamming crack!Gareth T - Lead dog - 20/Aug/13 with Jane Woulds
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 10/Aug/13
Steve Woollard - Lead - 10/Aug/13 with Samantha Roach
Roget - AltLd O/S - 03/Aug/13 with jim
steve prior - AltLd - Aug/13 with Andy C
Prof. Outdoors - AltLd - 27/Jul/13 with Wendy
Huw Mithan - AltLd - 21/Jul/13 with Jonathan Parton
Lead P2 and P4 (See below).
Awesome climb and fairly easy going climbing untill the last pitch which is nails and no where near an HS unless you have practiced some crack technique. We unfortunately had done none and it meant we couldn't get the whole way up, instead we retreated and did the route just the other side of the corner, This this was meant to be a S but again felt harder with allot of off balance clibing - Maybe I was just tired!
On a whole awesoe climb though and will come back one day after tackling a few more cracks and nail that last pitch!JonParton - AltLd O/S - 21/Jul/13 with Huw Mithan
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 20/Jul/13
Did the winter finish, so no 4c tick. The final corner crack was too hard for me. Did a hand traverse but not entirely sure it was 'the' hand traverse.RiPomc - AltLd - 20/Jul/13 with Julie Cooke
Had already done most of it many years ago, but did the true finish this time - which was easier than I'd built it up to be in my imagination. Hand traverse was much shorter than I remembered. This time I did it as a foot traverse, which is probably cheating as despite what the guidebook suggests, it's miles easier that way.Simon Caldwell - AltLd - 20/Jul/13 with Carmen
I led 2nd pitch. We finished up Winter finish, so not a 4c tick. My first HS pitch though!JCookie - AltLd - 20/Jul/13 with Richard Plater
Hidden - AltLd dog - 12/Jul/13
Can't believe last pitch is only HS more like VS, other than the last pitch it's relatively steady. Great day out!scott mayled - AltLd O/S - 09/Jul/13 with George best
herman0055 - AltLd - 09/Jul/13 with scott mayled
With Gibson's and right hand crackalaster tonge - AltLd - 30/Jun/13 with Will Boxal
Rupey - AltLd O/S - 08/Jun/13 with alan
Rob84 - AltLd O/S - 01/Jun/13 with Ceara, Mel
Hidden - Lead O/S - 01/Jun/13
Mmmm, a toughie to grade, HS all the way to the Final Crack then a very solid VS. It might be the original way but doesn't feel in keeping with the rest of the route. Hodgkinsons or Winter Finish would be more logical.Zoomer - 26/May/13 with Baz Whale
Hidden - AltLd - 26/May/13
Hidden - 2nd - 26/May/13
KateBolton - 2nd - 25/May/13 with mikehenesy
After a 3 hr walk in via the scenic glyder fawr and some elves and fantastic of the beaten track boulders. High in the shade and hence cold, sorry Kate and your numb hands. Did the winter finish this time which was excellent. Exciting abb back to the base.mikehenesy - Lead - May/13 with Kate
chris ginge - Lead - 2013
TheAndyBarker - 2013
Richard Kinsman - Lead O/S - 2013
Hidden - AltLd - 2013
So very, very cold. Could not feel fingers or toes after first few metres, but we took time at each belay to warm up. Daymo did a heroic lead of the final pitch in the freezing conditions - felt a lot harder than HS.deejmonkey - AltLd - 27/Oct/12 with Damian
Oh my life. DJ and I choose to climb this route in freezing conditions. We took our time and had to assess the situation of how freezing cold we were all of the time. We kept our heads and got it done. I dogged the last pitch with freezing hands and toes. Fantastic! Again and epic with my Erb DJDaymo - AltLd dog - 27/Oct/12 with DJ
Very tough top pitch! Would have helped if I hadn't been using Alistairs rock shoes as I'd forgotten mine. Decided to abseil down the top pitch to clean it as Owen didn't fancy it and so we also did the Winter Finish.Darrell Read - Lead - 29/Sep/12 with Owen Tomlinson
ads - AltLd - 22/Jul/12 with Julie
Hidden - AltLd - Jul/12
carl_123 - Lead O/S - 02/Jun/12
wendynicholls - 2nd O/S - 02/Jun/12 with Dan Slome
Hidden - 2nd - 27/May/12
guy757 - 26/May/12
fi15 - 2nd - 26/May/12
Betha. - AltLd O/S - 12/May/12 with Neil D
Led P1,3,5.Neil D - AltLd O/S - 12/May/12 with Beth Hodgett
Fun route. We took the Gibson's chimney variation, and then dodged up the gully to avoid the final pitch (which was looking unpleasant from the assessment of the party ahead). Should go back and do it properly.cameron_hall - Lead dnf - 12/May/12 with Miles Horton
mark20 - AltLd O/S - 24/Mar/12
led 1st pitch and hand traverse, 'let' youth take final crack pitch ( thank god ! )tiga271 - AltLd - 24/Mar/12 with mark20
Darron - 2012
Hidden - 2012
TheAndyBarker - 2012
Ian JL - 2012
goadventure1 - 2012
Stone Idol - 2012
al99 - AltLd O/S - 15/Oct/11 with Lee Wales
Did in 4 pitches. Missed the hand traverse but saw it from above. I was not at all elegant grunting my way up the final pitch. Amazing though!SianR - AltLd - 01/Oct/11 with Emily
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 01/Oct/11
Hidden - AltLd - 01/Oct/11
neal_haddadway - AltLd O/S - 01/Sep/11 with Jonny Richard
Awesome end to the day, got JT on the 4c corner finish (had to retreive a drop nut before I followed him).Alex Thompson - AltLd O/S - 17/Aug/11 with Jon Thompson
Billiant climb, the last pitch (corner crack) is interestingAndrew Lester - AltLd O/S - 15/Jun/11
Joe and Fidel went before us. Led in 5 pitches.Fat Tim - Lead O/S - 04/Jun/11 with Sarah Rolfe, Fidel Sciamanna, Joe Mallia
joemallia - Lead O/S - 04/Jun/11 with Tim Rolfe, Sarah Rolfe, Fidel Sciamanna
hazeysunshine - AltLd O/S - 04/Jun/11 with Sue H
did the winter finish, as was heather's lead, but it was a really nice easy finish, with some good movesskittles - AltLd O/S - 01/May/11 with Heather Williams
Kaiser999 - May/11 with Derek
aged_ape - AltLd O/S - 29/Apr/11
Bex_M - AltLd - 29/Apr/11 with Claire Ellwood
Pete did hand traverse, i did the finish which isn't that bad, looks intimidating though. Cold despite the sunshine (which doesn't arrive till 4)lithos - AltLd - 28/Apr/11
Hidden - 2011
Swirly - 2011
rurp - Lead - 2011
bullybones - 2011
Hidden - AltLd - 2011
amthalmann - AltLd O/S - 04/Sep/10 with Gerard
Easy going until you get to the top which is strenuous for HS (but excellent holds)GOS - AltLd - 04/Sep/10 with Amanda Thalmann
Hidden - AltLd - 03/Sep/10
Tarquin - Lead - 30/Aug/10 with Ness
Led last & second to last pitches. Used Gibson's Chimney (VS) and when up the fare right slanting chimney.marcduhig - AltLd O/S - 08/Aug/10 with Andrew
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 08/Aug/10
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 27/Jun/10
Gibsons Chimney was excellent. Final crack is nails, didn't think I'd make it even seconding!fizzychewitt - AltLd - 27/Jun/10 with Dave
My second climb outside, lead by Garry and Gerrard with LC&CC. great weather, great climb.Teshiie - 2nd O/S - 26/Jun/10
with direct chimney pitch. top pitch is brilliant, maybe a bit hard for hard severe...david morse - AltLd O/S - 22/Jun/10 with owain
Alt leads Andy led 1st then 3 and 4 as a one mine was the 5th pitch; although I bridged up the right hand side of the ledge - couldn't find the hand traverse! Any led the last 2 pitches - no way the last pitch is only HS 4cgilbert - AltLd O/S - 20/Jun/10 with Andy Holder
Glyn - Lead O/S - 18/Jun/10 with Trystan
Graham Westbrook - AltLd - Jun/10
Ows - AltLd - Jun/10
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 31/May/10
Rob Pitt - AltLd - 31/May/10 with Helen Pitt
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 15/May/10
matt.woodfield - AltLd O/S - 15/May/10
Hidden - AltLd - 20/Sep/09
Found a very steady climb until the final crack (orig finish) which was a big change in gear: brutal, like wrestling - with much grunting (def VS). A cracking finale!jimorothy - AltLd - 18/Sep/09 with Rachel Crolla
did a harder variation of the first pitch cause the real pitch was very wet... other than that easy climbing.. till the last pitch which was well hard! had to rest on gear... defiantly atleast vs if you do the original finish.adam06 - AltLd - 11/Sep/09 with dan sturman
Took a group of three, leading all pitches. Was drizzling, cold and damp. I found the hand traverse impossible, since the layer of slime on the rock meant there was nothing for the feet, and all that was possible was hand over hand pullups for about 5 metres up the diagonal handrail on polished wet rock. Another party from our group was climbing the pitch above and brought me up on a top rope (basically pulled up!)Mike Roach - Lead dnf - 29/Aug/09 with Tom Giles
Increasingly wet! Both defeated by soggy hand traverse. Abbed off. Great route.JohnHutch - AltLd dnf - 27/Aug/09 with MG
Thought the final pitch was a bit tough for the grade, well protected but sustained. I surprised i did it clean too, i normally slide out of this type of thing!asmith37 - Lead O/S - 08/Aug/09 with Bex Leigh
Winter Finish. Mike ran 1st 2 pitches together, so I did 3 & 5. The 'Hand Traverse' is overhyped, really it's nowt.KeithW - AltLd O/S - 25/Jul/09 with Mike Nuttall
nakedave - Lead - Jul/09
Pitches 1, 2 & 4.Mike Bayley - AltLd O/S - 11/Jun/09 with Martin Stevens
With Gibsons Chimney pitch. Nice long route, felt a bit disjointed though.jezb1 - AltLd - 30/May/09
mike_uk82 - AltLd - 30/May/09
Calder - AltLd O/S - 02/May/09 with Andy Clow
@ndy - AltLd - 02/May/09 with calder
Noodles30 - AltLd - Apr/09 with Joe Sims
Hidden - 27/Sep/08
followed K & Jclimbingxcat - AltLd β - 27/Sep/08 with Brian
Hidden - AltLd - 18/Sep/08
Hidden - AltLd - 24/Aug/08
Peter Reynolds - Solo - Aug/08
great climb great dayout
robo84 - AltLd - 15/Jun/08
Final pitch to finish link.Alex Thompson - AltLd O/S - 08/Jun/08 with Jane Terry
Clive Freaked!Ewan Russell - Lead O/S - 08/Jun/08 with Clive
Clivest - 2nd dnf - 08/Jun/08 with Ewan Russell
Finished via Hodgkin's variationleonjones - AltLd - 07/Jun/08 with Phil Barley and Max Streeton
Winter Finishsammoore - AltLd O/S - 11/May/08 with Will Sutcliffe
cas54321 - 2nd - May/08 with Mike
daveagriff - Lead - 2008
andybrown114 - 2nd - 05/Oct/07 with Andy Hughes
Certainly not HS when cold and wet, and how come this is the only place I've climbed in Wales which becomes a slime fest when wet? May re-climb in better style when dry!Caralynh - AltLd - 29/Sep/07 with Dan (dpmuk)
Not nice - slimey and wet. Very, very glad to get to top. Led pitches 1 and 4.dpmUK - AltLd dog - 29/Sep/07 with Caralynr
the juicy dangler - AltLd O/S - 13/Sep/07 with james marjot
With an alternative last pitch!EAYL - AltLd - 11/Sep/07 with Dr.Strangeglove
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Cracking day out, think the last pitch may be VS? Bit confused.
Good old fashioned thrutching inelegant but brilliant finish though. Those other boys, Dean Cook and the Asbridge lad, threw their toys out the pram and went for tea and stickies! mikehenesy - AltLd O/S - Jun/06 with Chris Lodge
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Tough 4c corner on last pitch.Gman - AltLd O/S - Jul/03 with James
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DerwentDiluted - AltLd - Nov/02 with J. Ellson
led as far as far side of hand traverse then fell off- Bill finished up the VS crackAnn S - Lead dnf - Sep/02 with Bill Harrison
The Bad Cough - AltLd O/S - 14/Jul/02 with Kate Hare, Mary Kirwin
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I have pencilled 'Snow and Ice' next to the route description in my copy of the Ron James guide.Falko - AltLd O/S - 15/Dec/74 with Bill Briggs
Mike Owen - Aug/74 with John Roberts
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|Samsung upgrades Blu-Ray players to Netflix compatibility
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|The Voice changer for the cell phones
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Great cellphone by Samsung in great color. Samsung T819 Phone For T-Mobile is elegant coffee brown color with sliding design phone makes it very much different from other.read more
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College Fuck Fest
Have you ever seen a jacuzzi pool filled with so much jizz? We got a bunch of hot brunettes to strip off and get wet before we gave 'em more cockmeat than they could handle at this party. But these bitches were really game and they managed to squeeze all our jizz until WE cried '******' LOL!
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Hot boyz!
these dudes look so bored. what a waste
go lads.. pump the bitch......
Go on lads, hard n long!!!
3 hot college guys at once! I want to be her so bad.
all i see is 3 stupid rednecks with tatoos that have no idea what to do with a whore.
Lmfao...heres the problem here....I think most guys think they WANT to be in a porno...but then they actually get in that situation and they are like woooooooowwwwwwwwwwww this is awkward. Like I don't think any of them want to be doing this hahahaha... all the guys are obviously awkward and the girl is pretending like shes not awkward, but she totally is lmao. She probably initiated out of some sort of daddy hated/desire to be accepted by men...and they went with it because they feel like thats what guys are supposed to do, hahaha.
I'm gay, but this is hot.
I wanna be that girl!
if the guys weren't acting like they didn't want to bang eachother it'd be a much better video
These dudes act like virgins.
cmon boys get it together. lick that pussy u act scared.. what a hot experiance
I want more...
hot video
I'm confused - the 3 guys seem bi or something? Maybe they're just really good mates?? I'm still confused lol
wish i was the girl
lol the face the one guy is making when he is jerking and her eyes these people are geeking big time
She had to be ******* to get "fucked" by three totally disinterested queer dudes.
Great video, but...
With prescriptions like Viagra and Cialis out there, why do guys bother to fuck on film if they can't get it up. Cum on!
This post gets 4 stars from me just for all the beautiful dick...unfortunately, these *****don't know what they're doing with her...
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In the featured preliminary card bout of the night at UFC 161 in Winnipeg, welterweights Jake Shields and Tyron Woodley were set to square off. While the fight took place and Shields had his hand raised in victory, UFC president Dana White was furious over the performance of both men.
He nearly refused to even mention the bout during the post-fight press conference and he took to Twitter to state that the fight "f—- sucked".
It is certainly not the way that you want your boss to react about your performance, but they always say that a win is a win.
If you missed the fight that had the UFC president fuming, you can check out the full fight video highlights of Shields vs. Woodley below:
- UFC 161 Results: Rashad Evans Edges Dan Henderson in Split Decision
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- UFC 161 Results: Ryan Jimmo Outlasts Igor Pokrajac in Lackluster Decision
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DULUTH -- Five north Georgia mail processing centers are scheduled to close later this year, and the work of at least two will be shifted to the U.S. Postal Service's facility in Duluth, officials said Thursday.
The postal service announced Thursday a series of closings and subsequent consolidations across the state, part of an overall strategy to reduce costs. In north Georgia, the processing currently done at Acworth, Athens, Cartersville, Douglasville and Marietta offices will come to a halt.
The work at the Athens and Marietta operations will be moved to Gwinnett and the North Metro Processing and Distribution Center on Boggs Road. The two closing processing centers have more than 100 employees combined, and some of those could find work in Duluth, U.S. Postal Service spokesman Michael Miles said.
"We will follow guidelines for placement of employees according to our negotiated contracts," Miles said. "Some could conceivably go to work in Duluth."
The Duluth facility already boasts about 700 non-management workers.
While Miles said there was not yet a specific date for any closings and consolidations, an Associated Press report quoted officials as saying north Georgia centers would not close until after May 15.
The specter of change is statewide.
Acworth, Cartersville and Douglasville processing will be moved to Atlanta. Work previously done in Augusta will be moved to Macon and South Carolina. Processing in several south Georgia cities will be moved to Florida, with Savannah's processing distributed among centers in Macon, Florida and South Carolina. Work in Columbus will be moved to Alabama, officials said.
-- The Associated Press contributed to this story
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