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This school has changed over the last several years. It has become impersonal and too big. The average student does not get serviced.
My daughter has attended Gulf since Kindergarten, I have to say, I have NOT had a bad experience and she is in 2nd grade. From the teachers to the principals, wonderful!
My son is in 3rd grade at this school. We moved here in the middle of last school year and we come from an area where the expectations of the children and PARENTS is extremely low. At Gulf Elementary I really feel like everyone is involved in my son's education and truly want him to succeed. He went from failing, barely being able to keep up with his classmates, and really hating school, to making the Honor Roll, and looking forward to doing homework and going to school. This is all within 1 year. My son is being challenged for the first time and really gets to feel good about himself. As a parent, I feel like I know everything that is going on at his school, good and bad. I don't find out things when it is too late to do anything. I LOVE THIS SCHOOL!
Thius is a big school with alot of students but the learning experiences that they receive is outstanding. The teachers and principals really do care and get involved in all daily activities with the students. They are strict but it helps keep all of the children well behaved and respectful. I highly recommend this school to any parent. The gifted program is awesome!
My daughter and son have both gone to Gulf Elementary since Kindergaten. She is now in 5th, he is in 3rd. The school is excellent in every way. This summer they were so excited to go back to school and LEARN! The teachers and principals do their best to keep the kids well behaved and interested... they also organize some great field trips taking advantage of the area we live in. The gifted program is also tops... we are very lucky to have such smart children and a program to enhance their learning experiences. This school is BETTER than a private school. Save yourself the money and put it toward your children's college fund.
My son started out in ESE, and was mainstreamed into a regular class this past year. The teachers, administrators, and teachers' aides have all gone over & above to help our son succeed-we have been so pleased, we're even moving our daughter out of private school to attend Gulf. They track each child and make sure they are challenged at the right level for them; not just letting kids breeze through, either bored or overwhelmed.
This school is the best elementary school in our zone. Our son started in Kindergarten and his teacher had such great experience that she knew right away that he needed to be moved to 1st grade. The staff and administration worked with our son and our family to determine the proper placement for him and we had a great transition. We know that he is being challenged and learning so much. The principals are extremely responsive and truly watch out for the well-being of their children. The kids are well behaved and the staff and environment is so friendly. The parents are very involved at this school and it shows. We looked at the private schools in the area and had our acceptances in hand, but felt this was a better fit for our family and 2 years later we still know that we made the right decision to choose Gulf.
I am so thrilled with Gulf Elementary School. My daughter is in first grade, she started in Kindergarten. I am very happy that this school offers a separate building for children K-2 grades. One of my biggest concerns was that my daughter would be exposed to children 9-10 years old, learning some behaviors earlier than I wished! The curriculum is fantastic - by the end of Kindergarten, she was reading on 2nd grade level and they separate the reading groups by skill level. They do P.E. every other day with other 'labs' in between, including computer, art, music and library. Most of the teachers have been there for years and seem to love what they do. I appreciate that they don't allow children to misbehave to spoil the learning experience for other children. Before you put your child in private school, give Gulf a try. I'm happy that I did!
This is a great school. I feel that my kids are exceling at Gulf. The enviroment is friendly and I feel comfortable that my children are really loved by the teachers. There is the usual 'teacher' stuff I call it, meaning some teachers do things a little odd. I highly recommend this school.
Our son started kindergarten at Gulf Elementary in August. While we are only approximately two months into the school year our experiences have been very positive. The teacher provides constant communication and feedback. She has been available to meet with us and talk about issues that may concern us. Our son is already happy and settled into his new routine. We can see the progress he makes and most importantly is excited about learning. My only concern would be the lack of school uniforms. Gulf had such an excellent reputation we chose the school in spite of this, but basic uniforms would enhance the learning environment. It is not as much an issue in kindergarten as becomes in the future, but it nearly swayed us from choosing Gulf. Especially with most schools in the distric already having basic uniform requirements.
This is a great school. It seems as though the teachers really care about their students and strive to make sure they are learning to their greatest potential.
Mrs. Kernick is a great asset to Gulf Elementary. In my daughters class however was filled with unruly children who parents were uninvolved making it difficult for the 'good' ones to learn. Mrs. Kernick did her best with the resources that were available.
I have 3 children in this school and am extremely pleased. I love this school and highly recommend it.
Our experience with Gulf Elementary has been limited thus far, but from what I can tell they are a wonderful close-knit school. The VE programs are well rounded with excellent teachers. The principal is caring, the staff effecient, and the teachers attentive. I only have refrence of this school via their VE programs, and I have been nothing but impressed thus far. Gulf has recieved a grade of 'A' based on their FCAT testing. The campus is nice, and they are building a new building to make it better. I can't think of one negative thing to report on this school. We are very pleased!
I have two boys going to this school now and even went so far as to move within 1 mile to make sure they go there. Teachers are extremely motivational to kids. I couldn't ask for a better school.
My daughter attended this school from K-5th. Now my son is in 2nd grade at Gulf Elementary. I could not be any happier with the Principal, teachers, and staff. I feel my children are getting a private school education in a public school setting. The parent participation is wonderful and this is attributed to the encouragement on the part of the Gulf Elementary staff. I have been picking up and dropping off for 7 years and have never had a problem considering the amount of parents dropping off their children. Keep up the great work!
This is my daughter's third year at Gulf Elementary. The principal is outstanding and works well with parents and students. I am very pleased with the super education my daughter is receiving.
Student drop off and pick up, needs a lot of work.
I have to say that Gulf Elementary is an EXCELLENT school. The teachers are awesome and truly care about all of the kids. The principal works right alongside the staff to keep Gulf an A rated school. I would definitely recomment Gulf Elementary to any parent.
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The Iraq War: How Collected Memories Shape The Past
A conversation with scholars and students about historical narrative.
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If you had to tell the story of 10 years ago today, the story of our invasion of Iraq and its aftermath, what story would you tell? How hard would it be to assemble a narrative?
Today we'll look at that story through the lens of collective (or collected) memory, a fascinating branch of history that looks at the way people and societies assemble and preserve factual narratives.
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Lastly, we'll talk about the way artists responded to the war. That's a whole show all by itself, but today you'll hear one singer songwriter who was very active in 2003 talk about the difficulties of doing a protest song in an unusually charged post 9/11 atmosphere.
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Last Berlin post! And it's probably the one you've all been waiting for. Just opposite the Ostbahnhof station is the East Side Gallery, a 1.3 km stretch of the Berlin Wall covered in murals. You always see pictures taken of the wall by day, but I decided to walk it at night (partly out of choice and partly because of poor prior planning). And my verdict? If you ever get the chance to go, make sure to walk it at night; in my opinion, the murals look much more vivid and appropriately gritty without daylight.
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Ha, I sort of graduated today.
I am now a Master of Letters, which means I can now write B.A. (Hons) M.Litt. after my name if I wanted to. I graduated from the University of Glasgow and it was absolutely freezing. Nor could I get the hood of my robe to sit right. It's purple to represent the College of Arts.
I have actually lost about 38lbs so though I still look heavy, I have been working on my masters, a book, and a fitness programme simultaneously, along with trying to rid myself of my depression.
I think I have a lot to be proud of today, but I don't feel it yet. Just wanted the peeps to know!
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Defense Information Systems Agency CTO Dave Mihelcic let the news slip March 17 at the AFCEA Mobile Technologies conference in Washington, DC. He said the draft comprises "common sense policies" for the use of commercial mobile technologies without endangering the Global Information Grid, and will include rules for accreditation and flexible spectrum utilization.
This will likely include governance for the security and use of mobile devices like smart phones and iPads, if the chatter at the conference is any indication.
According to DISA public affairs, there's no more information at this point, but more news may be available in coming weeks.
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Amy Pond. The girl who waited. All night in your garden. Was it worth it?
"If you take away the one thing the Doctor truly loves, which is Amy Pond, you'll see him get angry with the rest of the Universe." - Matt Smith
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There is absolutely no problem with a single bank failing. The problem is with MANY banks failing: the economic impact is huge since the bank system is the organ that pumps capital through the economy.
And yes, the situation you cite is absurd. But that isn't precisely the situation in Europe. The banks are not going to be re-capitalized by Greece, Portugal, Ireland and Italy. They're going to be re-capitalized by an EU consortium backed by Germany, France, and The Netherlands. The fiscal firepower is there, the question is: where is the political will and solidarity?
In the US, the heart has almost failed…it grew too large…now the patient needs a transplant…and the patient will end up with a mechanical heart via nationalization. In Europe…the heart will just stop completely and the EU will splinter. Even if the politicians agree, the value systems of the various peoples involved is far too different for there to be unity.
Comparing banks to a corner shop is an over-simplification, or just wishful thinking!
If only banks were like corner-shops i.e. practically standalone, but they are instead intricately and complicatedly interlinked with each other and the underlying economic system. Bank failures will have a cascading and catastrophic effect on the world economy.
This is not to say that I support "rescuing" the banks but things have to be put in perspective. The economy needs help and one means to offer that is via "helping" banks out. It is a whole new discussion whether the banks are indeed being "bailed" out. If you ask banks, they would not think so. With extra capital requirements and buffers, smothering regulatory layers and weakened demand for their products, they are actually fairly stressed out right now.
The challenge for politicians and central banks is to strike a balance between free bailouts (much of this is perception..the government bailouts have been very expensive for banks) and crippling regulations. This is a hard one and always subject to games played by politicians to enrich their vote banks. Politicians would like for people to believe that banks are the cause of all their misery as that lets them off the hook for not having seen the trouble brew up nor having instituted good oversight of the banking system in the first place.
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A warm welcome and traditional Irish hospitality await guests at Lynolan House, where spacious and comfortable rooms are combined with first class facilities.
Run by friendly host Evelyn Carolan for over 20 years, Lynolan House is well located in a beautiful rural area just 5km south of Dundalk in County Louth. Ideal for touring the North East of Ireland, we are just 700m from Junction 16 on the M1, halfway between Dublin and Belfast and 40 minutes from Dublin Airport.
All rooms at Lynolan House are well equipped with TV, WiFi, hairdryers and tea/coffee-making facilities, as well as electric blankets to keep you cosy during the winter months.
A hearty, home cooked full Irish breakfast is served in the large dining room, along with a wide selection of cereals, yoghurts, cheeses, juice and fresh fruit on the breakfast bar.
Your host, Evelyn, has carefully prepared detailed route maps and guided tours for day trips covering all the major attractions in the area, which she will be more than happy to share with you.
Other facilities include a cosy TV lounge with an open-hearth fire (weather permitting!), a large conservatory with a Technogym treadmill, a selection of tourist information and other reading material and a large bathroom boasting a 4 person sauna, Jacuzzi bath and steam shower, available for guests staying more than one night.
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USC Marshall MBAs Doing Good
Each year, the USC Marshall Society and Business Lab (SBL) awards subsidies to MBA students who intern at nonprofit and social enterprise organizations. Follow their adventures.
I am now finishing week 9 of my 10 week internship and can comfortably share more about the organization I am working with and what their goals are throughout the country.
First off, Teach For America is a polarizing topic in which most people have an opinion about their mission. Coming into the summer, I was informed mostly by the recruiters I had met during my undergrad experience. I had no clue how much I was missing in the TFA conversation. My project is with the admissions team, and focuses on improving the matriculation rate of accepted applicants into the TFA corps. During this time, I was allowed to peak behind the recruiting that so often becomes a black hole. This was a really unique opportunity to connect mission and method. TFA's vision is that "One day, all children will have the opportunity to attain an excellent education." They dont play around, this is a commitment to reducing the achievement gap. Everything they do has a focus on getting the right teachers into the classrooms that need them the most. For admissions, there has been a ton of fact-based research and analysis on what makes a transformational teacher. These traits that they have identified is what they are looking for in their corps. I wont go into more detail than that, but the really challenging part of this mission is to find a diverse group of applicants to join the corps.
The TFA is traditionally ~35% people of color. However, the schools that it serves are traditionally ~90% people of color with >75% receiving school lunch assistance. There is a big push to improve and grow the corps by 2015. There also is a push to improve the diversity of the corps during this time. This means that not only does TFA have to do better at recruiting these applicants, but must do it twice as well.
Once hired, these corps members are assigned to a region, with an emphasis on regions in the most need. (The Mississippi Delta and Kansas City are particular needs currently.) They then are hired into school districts with a need for teachers, and work for these school districts. This creates some resentment from current teachers that claim TFA is taking jobs from traditional teachers or that they are infiltrating the system. Typically, though, these students achieve alternate certification and then are members in the school rather than outsiders. TFA teachers are union members in many cases and are hired by schools that desperately need people.
After the 2 years, ~60% of the corps stay in the classroom to teach, some will go into policy or politics, and some will start social enterprises. Whatever it is, TFA hopes that these leaders will stay engaged and have an impact on the sector in a meaningful way.
How do I fit in? Well, I am implementing new methods to make TFA more attractive to students of color and from unique backgrounds. This has involved interviewing many current corps members about their experience when being hired, and reflecting on the issues they had when deciding on offers. It has been very interesting to hear so many unique voices and how committed our generation is to making an impact in their world, and how much social justice rules their thoughts and actions. It makes me proud and excited to be a part of it.
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BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PIX11)—FDNY investigators are trying to determine what set off a fire in a Williamsburg brownstone that killed a 59-year-old woman.
According to authorities, flames broke out Friday around 9:15 in an apartment on Consylea Avenue. Firefighters arrived at the scene to find the third and fourth floors of the house ablaze. They found Ellen Lucky unconscious in her apartment; she was pronounced dead at the scene.
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|CPTC President Dr. Lonnie Howard and departing CPTC President Dr. John Walstrum cutting the ribbon at the Health Sciences Facility dedication ceremony.
On Sept. 20, Clover Park Technical College dedicated its Health Sciences Facility, the most recent addition to its Lakewood campus. The 55,000 square-foot building will house eleven of CPTC's medical programs, serving approximately 1,000 students each year.
The Health Sciences Facility was built to according to Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design Standards. Features include a rooftop garden with medicinal plants, staircases and structures built from recycled materials, and solar panels covering approximately a third of the roof.
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ASHTON KUTCHER Takes MILA KUNIS Home To Spend Christmas With His Family In Wake Of DEMI MOORE Divorce Filing
ASHTON KUTCHER has taken MILA KUNIS home to spend Christmas with his family in Iowa in the wake of his divorce filing against his estranged wife, DEMI MOORE.
There's definitely NO MORE denying that Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are an item.
Just days after the "Two and a Half Men" actor finally filed for divorce from his estranged wife Demi Moore—just now allegedly because of financial settlement issues—he brought his new girlfriend home to his family in Iowa for the holidays.
People reported:
"The former 'That 70s Show' costars visited Fruitzen Frozen Yogurt in Cedar Rapids, Iowa – the actor's hometown, where they are spending the holidays."
Clearly, their relationship is no longer non-exclusive because it's just not coincidental that he would get rid of any marital ties at the same time that he's getting serious with his younger lady love.
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FERGUS FALLS — Nick McLouth and Isaac Yoakum each scored two goals and the Willmar Cardinals beat up Fergus Falls 7-0 on Thursday in a Central Lakes Conference game.
McLouth scored at the 21- and 35-minute marks in the first half to give the Cardinals a 2-0 halftime lead.
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Kris Humphries is the opposite of upset over his divorce from Kim Kardashian -- he's loving the attention ... so says Kim's lawyer.
Disso-Queen Laura Wasser appeared in court today, saying there has been no progress in settling the spoils over the 72-day marriage. Kind of ridiculous, since there was an iron-clad prenup in which Kris and Kim have all of their assets separated. Kris is challenging the prenup, claiming Kim defrauded him by allegedly tying the knot ONLY for TV ratings -- good luck with that.
Wasser told the judge ... media attention and Kris' personal feelings seem to be keeping the case alive. Translation -- he wants the publicity of a drawn-out divorce.
The judge said depositions are now fair game, which means Kim can now be deposed about her motivations for marrying the b-baller.
Wasser also said Kim will be requesting that Kris pay her attorney's fees if they have to go to trial on Kris' fraud allegations and she wins.
BTW, the judge mentioned there's a dispute over jewelry.
The only Media Whore is Kim K and her family. Now she's pimping with Kanye West. She has a nerve to bad mouth Kris H. whom she used for her own selfish motives. We are not fooled.
Lawyers do have a special versatile lying tongue which usually dips into outrageous, stupid, and downright ridiculous. The judge should have just reached across and slapped the pizz out of Wasserman.
Yeah right! Kris is the media whore....TOO funny!
Hi Pot, meet Kettle....
KMZ KMZ KMZ KMZ.... we all know your being PAID by PIMP MOM KRIS JENNER...I'm tired of all the Pro-Kardashian Propaganda, It's disgusting!
If I was the judge I'm not sure if I could stop myself from busting out laughing when the lawyer for the biggest media whore on Earth (who is a media whore herself) is complaining about someone playing things up in the media.
OH Yes because running around w/Kanye, while still married is really laying low. GMAFB The last time I saw Kris he was hosting that sick 16 year old to a game. Yeah he is the whore. Laura if you want to see the true whore in this situation look to the left, your client.
Kim is nothing more than a used up plastic pig.
the only whore here is kim TRASHdashian aka aka Gokkun drinker.
Kim you are full of pee.
The family that oily anal leakage sprays together, stays together. The Kardashians are oily pigs.
Last time I checked Wasserman was in on the whoring of her own client....careful Ms. Esq. ethics cannot be repurchased.
WTF? We see a picture of Kris Humpries and a story about him helping a cancer patient compared to one story after another of Kim and Kayne, Kim and Kayne, Kim and Kayne, over and over again. "Kim wants to be mayor" "Kim wants her own sitcom" Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim....
Who is the real media WHORE?
the only thing i've seen from him recently was the date night he took that girl with cancer on. but somehow i get slammed in the face everyday with kim's face. As she does whatever the hell she does all day. And he should be a di#k shes already putting herself on full display with kanye.
I hope Kris Humphries keeps up the fight against this media whore. She is a worthless POS, and to prove the point, she's dating another POS while her divorce is pending, which of course, keeps HER in the news all of the time. I know we'll never see the results of a deposition, but it sure would make for some good reading!
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My grandfather, Sidney Kirschner, traded a pack of cigarettes for a camera on his way to Germany as a soldier in WWII.
He has been documenting his life in photographs ever since.
Dachau, Germany. July, 1945.
Quiet little area isn't it? Dachau concentration camp headquarters building. The "factory" is off to the right - behind the building shown.
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The Mint Hill Public Library is hosting Paws to Read Saturday, May 26, starting at 10:30 am. Children between the ages five and 11 can read aloud to a volunteer therapy dog. Reading times are 10:30 am, 10:55 am, and 11:15 am. For more information contact Donna Reynolds or Jackie Hooker at 704-416-5200.
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Independence students nominated for award
Independence High School's musical performance of Grease earned them nominations for the Blumey Award, sponsored by Blumenthal Performing Arts and Wells Fargo. Musicals participating in the competition were evaluated by a panel of three judges from members of the theatre community in Charlotte. Independence was nominated for Best Featured Performer, Marissa Plondke as Patty, and Best Choreography Execution.
Local family celebrates new Naval cadet
Lifetime Mint Hill residents Alton and Kathy Grayson are proud grandparents of a newly accepted Naval cadet. Reid Grayson, son of Brent and Rebecca Grayson, will attend the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland this fall on a soccer scholarship.
Reid graduates this spring from Nations Ford High School. His soccer skills took him to national playoffs for numerous seasons, and college scouts had their eyes on him.
After visiting several university campuses, Reid decided to join the Navy and attend the Naval Academy, where applicants rely on nominations from members of Congress. Reid interviewed with and was nominated by South Carolina Representative Mick Mulvaney. Continue reading
AFMAC honors ex-POWs with movie
The Armed Forces Museum & Archives of the Carolinas (AFMAC) will present a documentary honoring ex-prisoners of war at three venues. On Saturday, May 26, at the Mint Hill Historical Society's Ashcraft Schoolhouse, 7601 Matthews-Mint Hill Road, showings are at 9:30 am and 10:30 am (space is limited). Other showings are Saturday, May 26, at 3 pm at the Morrison Regional Library and Wednesday, May 30, at 7 pm at the South Charlotte Banquet Center, 9009 Bryant Farms Road. All showings are free and open to the public.
The video, entitled Honoring Our World War II Heroes—The American POW Experience, is a 30-minute broadcast-quality documentary about the POW experience and is dedicated to honoring, preserving, and sharing the courage and sacrifices of our local WWII heroes, many of whom live in our community.
AFMAC, a museum scheduled to break ground in Mint Hill in 2014, will be unique in that it will honor all five branches of the United States military: Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Coast Guard. When completed, visitors will experience an educational showcase of 250 years of military history combined with the home front support and sacrifices. Details and donation information can be seen at VisitAFMAC.org.
Mint Hill schools awarded Innovation grants
Two Mint Hill schools received the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Innovation for Transformation grants. The music department at Mint Hill Middle School and the kindergarten classes at Bain Elementary School are recipients of the grant, which provides iPads for 21st century classroom instruction. The grant was initiated by Dr. Scott Muri, the former CMS Chief Information Officer. Mint Hill Middle's music department includes band director Amy Medlin, chorus teacher Crystal Liachoff, and orchestra teacher Megan Morris. Continue reading
Mint Hill Fire Chief resigns
The time allotted for public comments during the Board of Commissioners meeting at the Town Hall last Thursday was centered around the resignation of Fire Chief Jeremy Russell. Russell resigned from his position in the town as the Fire and Emergency Medical Services Operations Director in April and as the fire chief on the day of the board meeting.
Volunteer fire department chairman Jerry Mullis asked the commissioners to consider hiring four new personnel rather than the original three the department asked for. He said it is a requirement to have four people each shift, but that day they had only three. The Mint Hill Volunteer Fire Department often receives double calls, but the staff limitations force more of a reliance on other organizations.
He also asked that the town release e-mails from the past chief. Mullis explained that when Russell resigned from the town his e-mail was terminated. He is concerned there may be issues that require the organization's action within the e-mails, but they cannot be sure what those issues are.
Mullis said Russell resigned from the fire department so as to not bring that organization into the issues he was having with the town.
"He wanted us not to be involved with that," said Mullis.
Russell's mother, Virginia, also spoke during the public comments. She asked the board to "pay my son for the vacation time he earned from the past 18 years."
Russell was unavailable for comment.
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Police say a longtime Burlington resident is dead shot by a veteran police officer. For residents of the usually quiet neighborhood -- they say the news came as a shock.
"It's very peaceful, everybody usually knows everybody and it's very calm and welcoming," explained Stephanie Gilbert, who lives next door.
Gilbert and her husband Dan are long time residents of Burlington's New North End. They say the flurry of police activity Wednesday came as a surprise.
"It's roped off obviously something that is large happened, it also looks like they are going to have to do a criminal investigation to find out what happened," Dan Gilbert said.
Police say around 4:20 p.m. two officers responded to a house on Randy Lane for a report of a disturbance. Police say an incident began on the front lawn where a middle aged man was wielding a long-handled shovel.
"Repeated attempts to verbally de-escalate and convince him to drop the shovel were un-successful, and as he continued to wield it -- he was shot by a police officer," said Burlington Police Chief Michael Schirling.
Chief Mike Schirling says police are not sure if the victim was acting aggressively towards the officers – or if he was using the shovel as a weapon. The man was taken to the hospital where he later died from gunshot wounds to his torso.
Police say they fired two shots but neighbors claim they heard at least four. Schirling says one officer fired his gun -- but both are veterans of the force. Two investigations are now underway. Vermont State Police will continue to look into the incident.
"The second is an internal investigation being conducted by the department. As a matter of practice the two officers involved are on administrative leave for the foreseeable future. Neither officer was injured during the incident," Chief Schirling said.
Schirling calls the incident tragic. The department is withholding names of the victim and officers involved until family members have been notified. For neighbors, they say it is hard to believe it happened here.
"Yeah you don't want to have a shooting anytime near you. But yeah, it's scary to have it happen so close to home," Gilbert said.
Schirling says this is the first time an officer has discharged a firearm at a person since 1997. The Police Department and the Vermont State Police will be holding a joint press conference Thursday where they will be releasing the names of the victim and the officers involved.
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ARLINGTON, Texas – The term 'moral victory' is not a phrase any NFL player, executive or fan wants to hear. The bottom line – wins and losses – is all that matters.
Cowboys tight end
"I'm proud of the way we played, but at the same time we're too far along to say 'Hey, we're right there with the best team," Witten said. "There's no moral victories there – you've got to find ways to win these games."
Of course, for the bushel of negatives to take out of the loss, the Cowboys won't have to look hard to find some positives. It might be an unpopular opinion, but Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones said it was fair to classify him as upbeat following the game.
"I know what's going to happen to me when I say this, but that's a good term," Jones said. "It's not a loser talking here, but this has a lot of the feelings of a victory with it because of how well parts of our team played. We can build off this."
It's hard to see some of those building blocks in light of
"I think that I would, knowing what my expectations were playing Denver and playing Peyton Manning coming in, I'm going to cut him some slack," Jones said. "I must tell you I was expecting a high scoring and high yardage game from Denver, and I knew we were going to have to match it."
Speaking of matching Denver's offense, Jones said he was mostly encouraged by the Dallas offense. Despite the interception, Jones said Sunday showed the success of the Cowboys' offseason efforts to increase Romo's input the offense.
"I see the fundamentals of what our plan was when we were in the offseason and Romo was going to take more responsibility – that could give us better ball protection," he said. "Although it's ironic that we lost the game with an interception at the end. But how do you get all that and keep a creative, athletic Romo? You saw it all mixed right out there today."
Witten could at least agree with that.
"I thought we took shots down the field today – which was good to see. It gives you a chance to change the game," he said. "We've got a lot of weapons, and to see them utilized that way and to execute and play that way – it does give you confidence, even though it's obviously a tough loss."
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Here are some more notes from Sunday's shootout loss to Denver:
- Go figure that perhaps the most-criticized member of this Cowboys roster through the first four weeks – cornerback
Morris Claiborne– became the first player to intercept Manning this season. Claiborne came down with the pick on a lazy lob intended for Denver receiver Eric Decker. It was just the second interception of Claiborne's career, though he said the play felt hollow in hindsight. "No matter what, all the plays we made, all the good things we did, we didn't come out on top," he said. "It was a good play, but we didn't get the victory so it doesn't mean anything." Jones contested that point ever so slightly, saying that Claiborne's day, which also included a first quarter fumble recovery, should build the young corner's confidence. Cole Beasleyfound paydirt for the first time in his career during the loss. The small, shifty wideout grabbed four receptions for 47 yards, including a four-yard touchdown to give Dallas a 48-41 lead with seven minutes to play. Along with a seven-catch, 68-yard day against Washington last year, it was just the second time Beasley has gone for more than 16 yards in a single game. "That's part of what they put me in the game to do, so I feel like that's what I'm here for. I'm really good at getting open early," Beasley said. "That's really what I bring to the table, just like Dez brings the fade ball to the table. That's his niche. My niche is getting open underneath. Hopefully, I can keep excelling in that and keep taking advantage of it."
- Tony Romo's 506 yards set a new franchise record for single game passing yardage. The old record was held by Don Meredith, who threw for 460 yards on Nov. 10, 1963, against San Francisco. Romo's 506 yards is also the 11th-best passing total of the Super Bowl era.
- Romo is the fifth NFL quarterback in history to throw for 500 yards and five touchdowns in a single game. His five touchdowns also matched his personal best and a franchise record, set against Buffalo in 2007.
- In some respects, the Cowboys' accomplishment of having three 100-yard receivers in one game is historical.
Terrance Williamsfinished with 151 yards, Dez Bryanthad 141 and Witten added another 121, which is just the third time in history the team has managed that feat. On the other hand, it hasn't even been a year since it last happened. During the Cowboys' Oct. 28,2012, loss to New York, Witten went for 167, Miles Austintallied 133 and Bryant added another 110. The first occasion was the Nov. 10, 1963, game against the 49ers – the same day Meredith set his passing record.


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The position property in CSS is often misunderstood, but when you're creating a layout, it's essential to know how it works. Position allows you break outside of the normal flow of content.
By default, the position property is set to "static" on all your page elements. By setting position to absolute, you can take an element out of the normal flow of content and specify its exact location on your page. Using the top, left, bottom, and right properties, you can position the element. For example, if we wanted to move an element to the upper left corner of the page with a bit of spacing from the edge, we could say "left: 100px" and "top: 200px." This would move the element 100 pixels away from the left edge and 200 pixels from the top of the page.
Sometimes when you're scrolling down a webpage, you'll notice that some elements appear to be stuck, and stay with you when you scroll down the page. Most of the time, this effect is achieved using fixed positioning.
When you set the position property to fixed, your element will be positioned relative to the viewport, as opposed to absolute where it is relative to the page. In other words, as a user scrolls down the page, the element will stay in the same place. When they resize their browser window, the element will maintain its position relative to the edge of the viewport. After you've set an element to use fixed positioning, you just have to specify the top, right, bottom, and/or left properties.
It should be noted that fixed positioning doesn't usually work on mobile devices, and although there are many hacks to get around this, it's way beyond the scope of this episode.
Relative positioning is probably the most misunderstood, but it's actually pretty simple.
When you set an element's position to "relative," and then use top, right, bottom, and left to move the element, you're actually just telling the browser to move the element from where it would normally be on the page. In other words, the element will be positioned relative to its parent.
You can also use relative positioning to contain an absolutely positioned element. So for example, if you wanted one element to appear in the upper right of its parent element, you would set the parent to relative positioning, and the child element to absolute. Then, you could use the top and right properties to position the element appropriately.
sometimes in JavaScript, you want to do something, but just not right now. JavaScript's setTimeout lets you put off for later, what you could do now….
When you have some code that you need to run later, the best way to do it is to use JavaScript's setTimeout function.
setTimeout is pretty simple, it takes two parameters, the first is the code you would like to run, and the delay before you run the code.
delay parameter is in milliseconds, so if you wanted your code to run in 2 seconds, you would give the
delay parameter the number 2000. Your code won't necessarily run precisely after that time, because if the JavaScript engine is busy running some other code, it will wait for that piece of code to run to completion before the code in your
setTimeout will be executed.
The code parameter can be either a string, or a function.
You can pass it the name of a function, and it will call that function when it is time. You do not put parentheses on the function, because that will call the function right away, instead of giving the function to setTimeout.
function makeAlert(){
alert("Hello World");
setTimeout(makeAlert, 2000);
If you want to pass arguments to your function, you can wrap your full function call with parentheses and arguments inside of an anonymous function. Then later your anonymous function will be called, and since it created a closure around the scope you defined it in, you can safely use any variables you could access when you defined it.
function makeNamedAlert(name){
alert("Hello " + name);
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If you are going to pass
setTimeout a method, you will want to again pass the whole expression inside of an anonymous function. If you just pass the method itself, it will lose track of what object it is being called on and the
this variable will be wrong.
var john = {
name: "John",
sayHello: function(){
alert('Hello, I am ' + this.name);
setTimeout(john.sayHello, 1000);
}, 1000)
The other way is to use a string with a JavaScript expression. This has problems because closures won't work with the string, so you can't but any variable names in your string, unless they are globals. It may be a few more characters to construct an anonymous function versus a string, but it will be much more maintainable to use the anonymous function.
setTimeout("alert("Hello World");", 1000);
If you want to call your code more than once, repeating over a certain interval, setInterval is what you want to use.
Just like setTimeout, setInterval takes two arguments, code, and delay.
setInterval can be useful for constructing animations. Usually simple animations consist of running a piece of code that changes a property a little bit over and over again.
var x = 0;
document.body.style.position = "relative"
document.body.style.left = x + "px"
}, 100)
Most of the times, you want your animation to stop, that's where clearInterval and clearTimeout come in handy
When you call
setInterval or
setTimeout, the return value will be a number. All by itself, this number is pretty meaningless, but it can be used to stop your timeouts or interval.
If you set a timeout, but wanted a way to cancel it before it is called, you can use the
clearTimeout function.
When you define your timeout, set it's return value to a variable. Then if you decide you want to stop it, you can call
clearTimeout with that variable.
var timer = setTimeout(myFunction, 2000);
Similarly, you can capture the interval number from
setInterval, and call
clearInterval. This is particularly useful if you are doing an animation, and you have animated all the way through, you can just call clearInterval and you're done.
var interval = setInterval(myFunction, 2000);
setTimeout and
setInterval both give you really powerful ways to call your javascript later, if they are used correctly, you can create some really cool effects.


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Is this the next Nostradamus or does he have inside info about the Boston Bombing?
THIS WAS POSTED ON MONDAY at 6:42PM. It's hard to read but here's what the post says:
"WARNING: Laws being written to screw you.
I work on a security commission and I've just received word to start cmapaigning on a campaign we've been working on for the last two months and now it all makes sense.
I'll keep it as short can I can.
They're going to pin this event on a male late teens to early 20s and say he did it because he's unstable. They are going to find firearms and a NRA book in his home. They are going to say he used reloading powder for the explosion and that reloading powder shouldn't be fore sale to the public. They are then going to say that because the powder in ammunition can be used for explosions that the number of rounds you cna buy should be limited and taxed to help pay for these events.
I can't do anytinh of I'll lose my job and possibly face criminal charges. Please don't let the get away with it. They won't find the suspect till later this week and the raid is issued to occur on Firday. This was a staged event. The poeple hurt are real but the vent was planned. Don't let them hurt our rights.
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Everyone Needs a Finely Crafted Elevator Pitch
By Jennifer Anaya
Do your family and friends know what you do? If you're like me, when asked by an unsuspecting friend or family member they probably say something like, "…something with computers."
We in the industry like to think everyone knows what we do and how we do it. We create entire business value propositions around quality, reliability and expertise based on this presumption that everyone in our organizations also know what we do and how we do it.
The challenge is your people know too many things about what your company does. There's a high chance your people could consistently say something in layman's terms other than a brief "we work with computers" or "something to do with the cloud."
Conveying the right message is an essential part of your business success. Employees — from the CEO to the receptionist — must be able to give a consistent elevator pitch at a moment's notice. You never know when you'll have a chance encounter with just seconds to tell your story and capture the interest of a would-be buyer.
Intel has an interesting approach to value storytelling. They call it 30-3-30: You must be able to tell your business value proposition in 30 seconds, 3 minutes and 30 minutes. These are the average times any person has to pitch their business or product to a would-be customer.
For the average person in your organization, the 30-second increment is probably the most they'll ever have to tell your story. This makes the fabled elevator pitch extremely important to hone and imprint on every employee in your organization.
A few years ago, Ingram Micro's Marketing Services Agency conducted an experiment in developing elevator pitches for a solution provider. The process required steep introspection of what people in this organization thought of their business and discovering how well-developed their value proposition was. We learned a lot from the experiment. Here are a few lessons.
- Create a video of what your employees think your value proposition is. This fun exercise will reveal a lot about what your people think your company's value is. Walk around the office with a smartphone and do short, 30-second videos with random people. You will hear amazing things about what people actually tell others about what your company does.
- Do the same exercise with your customers. You would think customers have a firm understanding of what you do, as they are the ones giving you real folding money for your goods and services. But they're probably not fully aware, and their perceptions could help you focus your elevator pitch. Moreover, getting customers to understand and pass along your value prop to others is extremely important in word-of-mouth marketing and sales.
- Soul-search on what you do best. It's easy to say you work with computers, or you provide IT services, or you're a SMB specialists, or you're a certified Microsoft Gold partner. These are not deep enough. Your value is defined by what you do that no one else can. Ask your customers what you do that they couldn't get or buy anywhere else, and you'll start to hear some themes.
- Keep it simple and get to the point, fast. When crafting an elevator pitch, ask yourself: "What is the one unique thing I want to communicate about how my company servers customer needs and produces better outcomes and high returns?" This is more than what certification or vendor partnerships you have; it's about describing something as unique as your fingerprint.
- Train everyone on your elevator pitch. A value statement or elevator pitch does no good if it's a secret. Make it a part of the employee orientation and annual training. And make it fun; perhaps even do a contest on the best pitch master. An elevator pitch doesn't have to be dry and static; let people personalize it so they don't sound like robots.
It almost sounds cliché to say your company needs an elevator pitch. But think about what your people will say about your company when they're standing next to a potential customer — the benefits of this exercise become crystal clear. The last thing you want them to say is "we work with computers."
Jennifer Anaya serves as vice president of marketing for Ingram Micro North America. She's responsible for directing the activities of Ingram Micro's marketing organizations across the U.S. and Canada. With nearly two decades of marketing experience — eleven of which have been spent working with and for Ingram Micro — Jennifer is regarded as one of the "Most Powerful Women in the IT Channel" by CRN Magazine.
One Response to "Everyone Needs a Finely Crafted Elevator Pitch"
Great information – first time I had heard of Intel's approach, and it's a fantastic idea. I also love the idea of video for gathering important information – after all, what's more important: what you say about your business…or what your customer says about your business?
One thing I would add to the "get to the point fast" element: be sure to phrase your solution in terms of your listener or your audience. I find that when you make the second person first, your story becomes even more compelling. Has that been your experience as well?
Thanks for sharing – great post!
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The derby when Jeffers and Westerveld went toe-to-toe.
Merseyside derbies are renowned as being among the feistiest of world football's high-profile clashes.
Red cards have been commonplace during the Premier League era - and three came in one match in 1999 as Everton recorded a historic 1-0 Anfield win.
Kevin Campbell had given the Blues an early lead and Liverpool had been frustrated in their search for an equaliser.
With a little over 15 minutes of the game left, Campbell's strike partner, Francis Jeffers, burst through on an Everton attack but saw his dart halted by the linesman's flag.
"I remember it clearly," Sander Westerveld, Liverpool's goalkeeper that day, told evertonfc.com. "It was an offside and the ref had blown and I had the ball in my hand, then he ran into me.
"I tried to push him away and he had my shirt. Then there were a few punches."
Jeffers was able to look back with a smile at the incident.
"I won on points!" he told evertontv. "I landed a few more shots than big Sander!
"The passion takes over, it got a bit heated that night, but it was still enjoyable because we were on the winning side."
Both Jeffers and Westerveld were dismissed for the altercation and Steven Gerrard followed them down the tunnel in added time.
"It was my first derby, a big game and my first year in England," continued Westerveld, who would later join Everton on an emergency loan in 2006. "I'd played derbies in Holland, but the Merseyside derby was like nothing I'd played before. There was a lot of pressure and we were losing 1-0.
"I had the argument with Franny, but those things happen and I was disappointed to get the red card. I didn't think much had happened but the referee said we had raised our hands.
"I saw Franny a couple of times afterwards and there were no hard feelings. It wasn't a great first derby for me and a lot of people have mentioned that since!
"For example, one of the players I played with in Italy over 10 years later found the picture on Google and put it up in the dressing room. I am always reminded of that game.
"It looks like I am taking all the punches, so it doesn't make me look bad. Or does it?"
Sander Westerveld and Francis Jeffers were talking to evertonfc.com in October 2010.
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Dwayne Harvey's the veteran presence the Thunderwolves need and the Lakehead guard came through in the clutch on Saturday night.
Up by 14 late in the third, the Wolves found themselves staring up at a two-point deficit late in their contest against the Laurier Golden Hawks.
Harvey put an end to that in a hurry, a spin move fooling the Laurier defender. He hit the easy lay-up and the drew the foul, the successful-three-point play putting the Wolves back on top, 73-72. Guard Henry Tan sealed it with a pair of free throws, a Laurier three-point attempt at the buzzer to tie ringing harmlessly off the rim.
Harvey finished with 17 point to lead Lakehead, with Alex Robichaud scoring a dozen and Justin Bell adding 10 for the Wolves, who improved to 7-13 and leapfrogged Guelph into fifth place in the OUA West.
The Wolves still have an outside shot at hosting a first-round playoff game. Western is currently in fourth at 8-11. Laurier, at 9-11, is in third.
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We should continue doing whatever we r doing, said India's Tourism Minister Subodh Kant Sahay while the financial capital of India reeled under a terror jolt yet again & d Minister brazenly attended a fashion show in d capital.So wen Mumbai was burning, d elected representatives of our nation r busy watching models wearing sequined dresses and gowns.Along with him our celebrities were der. I feel really ashamed sometimes I am from India where our Ministers at this juncture they watch scantily models and forget the normal citizens....I think I should b born in US becoz atleast dey tke care.Ur
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if every body start thing to settle in foreign countries then there will be no business eg. Zaveri Bazz
After the incident people where Back to work
people have no choice,
Leaders will salute spirit of Mumbai,
it'll be copy/paste from 26/11,
everything will be forgotten soon,
terrorists will be back to planning new plots,
there will be another attack....lucky ones will survive....
Copy/paste option will still be available.


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"The sunny side of the bay" has ignited as a hot spot for solar and other green innovations. In recognition of the economic and social value of nurturing these emerging technologies, the Oakland Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce has dedicated 2014's Economic Development Summit to energy and sustainability. Registration is open for the half-day summit, which is scheduled for 7:30 […] [Read More]
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The Oakland Police Department has announced plans to adjust its operations and hire a full-time Information Technology manager after a recent audit of its technology department found that the city spent nearly $2 million on failed policing information technology projects with at least three Bay Area start-ups that have since gone out of business. [Read More]


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CASTLETON (WKZO) -- A violent collision in rural Barry County east of Hastings has left three people hospitalized.
Michigan State Police say a man and his 15-year-old son were traveling down East State Street in Castleton Township in a Chevy Blazer when a Teenager in a Chevy Van struck their SUV broadside at Price Road late Sunday afternoon. The impact totaled both vehicles.
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Washington - US Transportation Security Administration's plan to allow small knives on planes have sparked a revolt in Congress.
Republicans and Democrats have vowed to block the change and warned that they are introducing a bill to reinstitute the ban.
Nearly 130 House members of both the parties have sent a letter to TSA Administrator John Pistole telling him to forgo the policy, the New York Post reports.
In the letter, they noted that the 9/11 terrorists used box-cutters to hijack four airliners.
Republican Michael Grimm, who co-authored the legislation and is circulating the letter for signatures, said that the level of congressional opposition should serve as a wake-up call to TSA.
According to the report, Grimm added that the decision to lift the ban on knives was done without any reason and without consulting stakeholders, flight attendants and air marshals and the general public.
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The New Haven area is still looking for answers after last week's plane crash at Tweed Airport.
Patrick Murray is in charge of the National Transportation Safety Board's investigation into what happened.
"The airplane impacted the ground and the house upside down, in a 60 to 70 degree angle," he said shortly after the accident.
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Susan Campbell - Longtime Hartford Courant columnist, Communications and Development Director for Partnership for Strong Communities and incoming Robert C. Vance Chair in Journalism and Mass Communication at Central Connecticut State University.
Mark Pazniokas - Capitol bureau chief for the Connecticut Mirror
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DRS Technologies, part of the Finmeccanica group (Outside Exhibit 1), is promoting a flight data recorder that deploys upon impact in the event of a crash. The system has been used for many years in military aircraft and helicopters operating in the offshore industry, and has been put to the test many times. The need for a system for commercial aircraft that can be easily and quickly recovered has been brought into sharp focus following the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 in March.
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What makes the T-6 series a better trainer than the old airplanes is that it is designed to help new pilots make a faster transition into jets. The PT6 engine has a power management unit (PMU) that makes it respond more like a jet engine than a turboprop; hopefully the only difference is that T-6 pilots still need to step on the right rudder during takeoff, although rudder trim is available and easily accessible on the Hotas. Naturally the HUD helps with the transition to jets, too, as does the modern avionics suite.
CMC Electronics (Hall 4 Stand C16a) has brought its new TacView portable mission display to Farnborough as part of a global marketing effort aimed at both manufacturers and users of fast jets, fixed-wing military transports and helicopters. The new product, which the U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) already has adopted, is derived from the company's PilotView electronic flight bag (EFB).
Crashworthy crew and passenger seats for military aircraft, including ejection seats, are UK-based Martin-Baker's bread and butter. Now the company has used its military experience to develop two different crashworthy seats for the cabins of civil helicopters. Martin-Baker America plans to build the seats at its facility in Johnstown, Pa.
It's not only movie theater seats that are now designed with the fuller figure in mind. Martin-Baker (Hall 4 Stand D4) says its system development and demonstration (SDD) ejection seat, most recently selected by Lockheed Martin for its F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, contains features designed to accommodate larger aircrew.
Sikorsky has taken delivery of a new, ergonomically improved crew seat for the S-92. Supplied by British manufacturer Martin-Baker, best known for fast-jet ejection seats, the new reclining seat features a headrest, adjustable armrests, thigh support and improved seat padding and meets all current FAA safety and crashworthiness requirements.


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Reinhard Clemens, born in 1960, has been the Member of the Board of Management at Deutsche Telekom AG responsible for T-Systems since December, 2007, and also holds the position of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of T-Systems. On January 1, 2012 he took over responsibility of all Group IT activities.
Clemens launched his career as General Manager of the Association for Industry Automation in 1990. In 1994, Mr. Clemens began his career at IBM, holding various positions in sales, service and outsourcing until he left the company in 2001 to join Systematics AG. There he served as member of the board of management responsible for sales.
In 2001, Reinhard Clemens began working for EDS in Germany. As the chairman of the executive board, he was responsible for sales, business operations and strategy in Central Europe.
He graduated with a degree in electrical engineering from the RWTH Aachen University in Aachen, Germany, having also worked as a research assistant for the machine tool engineering chair at the same university.
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