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~Sequel to 'Do You Remember Me?'~ Niall and Autumn ended their relationship 2 days before the wedding. Niall wants Autumn to find her prince. To be with someone who will always be there for her and won't hurt her, but when Autumn finally moves on, Will Niall be able to stay away from her and keep his word? Read and find out. <3
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Washington • The Republican plan to strangle Obamacare, an effort that led to the first government shutdown in nearly 17 years, has shrunk to a much smaller goal: at least walk away with something.
The Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, as it's more popularly known, will not just survive. It may escape unscathed. Negotiations in Washington are now barely touching the health care law, which was at the center of the budget impasse two weeks ago.
"People recognize that the original goal of defunding Obamacare is unattainable at this point," freshman Rep. Chris Stewart, R-Utah, said Tuesday after a two-hour closed-door session in which House Republicans failed to agree on a plan to reopen the government and extend its ability to borrow money.
There appears to be a general agreement to fund the government through mid-January and extend the debt limit into early February, but what concessions it will take to swing the votes changed several times Tuesday.
At one point, Republicans wanted a two-year delay of a tax on medical devices, but then backed away.
They also called for a guarantee that Americans getting health insurance subsidies were in the correct income brackets, but they removed that provision, too.
Then they called for a vote to cut federal subsidies for members of Congress and their staffers, who under Obamacare are required to buy insurance through exchanges, a change that would cost them individually about $5,000 a year.
So is that a win?
"It depends on what you mean by winnable, right?" Stewart said. "Our definition of winnable today is quite a bit different than it was two weeks ago."
Republican Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Mike Lee of Utah had spearheaded the push to drop any Obamacare funding as a condition of passing a budget to keep the government running. When the GOP-run House and Democrat-led Senate rejected each other's plan, much of the federal government closed Oct. 1 for the first time since 1996.
Cruz and Lee were absent Tuesday from the Senate's Republican caucus meeting, though they were a topic of discussion.
The duo has promised to oppose any plan that doesn't defund or delay Obamacare, but it's unclear whether the tea-party-backed senators would try to delay action on any deal on the budget and debt limit.
Patience, it appeared, was growing thin with the two's fellow Republicans.
"I have said from the beginning, it was a fool's errand," said Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., who has been a vocal critic of the Cruz-Lee strategy. "It is still a fool's errand. It has and will be a fool's errand. You're not going to defund Obamacare, so I'm sure the American people will know who's responsible and who isn't. We'll let them judge."
So far, it appears Republicans will take the brunt of that judgment.
A Washington Post-ABC News poll showed 74 percent of voters disapproved of the congressional Republicans' handling of the budget crisis. About 53 percent disapproved of Obama's efforts and 61 percent balked at the way Democrats in Congress were negotiating.
Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, says no federal leaders will look good when this impasse ends.
"Everybody in Washington gets a mark of disgust from the general public, but I can look everybody in the eye and say I have voted yes on every bill that has been put before me to fund the government," Chaffetz said, referring to GOP measures that would have delayed or cut funding for the health care law and agency-by-agency, piecemeal budgets that Republicans have put forward. "At the end of the day, I have to vote for what I believe is right. I don't get to unilaterally decide what we get to vote on."
That is part of the frustration. At this stage, negotiations take place in private among a small group of Republican and Democratic leaders. None of Utah's members of Congress is part of those discussions.
Chaffetz said Republicans have stood on "some principles that we find imperative," but he supports a small extension of the debt limit and a reopening of the government that would spur more substantive conversations down the road.
"We have to go to these extremes just to get the Democrats to agree to have discussions that is how bad it is," he said, rejecting President Barack Obama's insistence that he won't negotiate over these basics of governing.
Rep. Rob Bishop, R-Utah, put some hope into a bipartisan accord to negotiate over federal spending and the debt, with the ambition of reaching an agreement in December.
He warned that rejecting even a small deal could be financially catastrophic.
"Sometimes you have to deal with what can be done right now to change the dynamic of what we have," he said, resigned to a compromise with little impact on the health law. "If you actually default, anyone who has money in a retirement fund is screwed. At some time, you have to move this entire issue forward so you actually get people to come and talk again."
Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, who bucked the Cruz-Lee tactic, nonetheless blamed the devolving negotiations on Senate Democrats trying to use the shutdown to pummel his party. He said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., "wants to embarrass Republicans if he can. I think they think they can win abject control of the Senate by embarrassing Republicans."
White House spokesman Jay Carney said Tuesday he was "encouraged" by the talks between Reid and Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., but that "we're far from a deal at this point."
Part of what encourages the Oval Office, and frustrates conservatives like Lee, is that the GOP has dropped its effort to dismantle the health law.


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A customer at the Spearmint Rhino Gentleman's Club in Rialto shot a dancer in the face and then turned the gun on himself Wednesday evening.
The dancer - a 23-year-old Moreno Valley woman - was listed in critical but stable condition at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center in Colton.
The man who allegedly shot her, a 46-year-old San Bernardino man, died at the scene at 312 S. Riverside Ave., police said.
Rialto police received several calls reporting shots fired in the club at 7:23 p.m., said police Capt. Randy DeAnda.
Officers arrived and found the dancer suffering from a gunshot wound outside a private room. The gunman was inside the room.
There were about 20 people in the club, including seven dancers, three other employees and 10 customers.
"It appears the subject had been frequenting the Spearmint Rhino and spending a lot of time with this particular dancer," DeAnda said.
Police said the man shot the woman because she didn't respond to his advances.
The club does not search customers for weapons.
Reach Melissa via email or call her at 909-386-3878.
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TAHOE CITY, Calif. — The North Lake Tahoe Water Shuttle will return to the cobalt blue waters of Lake Tahoe this week with extended hours.
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Tahoe City Marina, 700 North Lake Blvd., westbound route: 9:30 p.m., 11:37 p.m.
Tahoe City Marina eastbound route: 10:38 p.m.
West Shore Cafe, 5160 West Lake Blvd., Homewood: 9:59 p.m.
Obexer's Marina, 5355 West Lake Blvd., Homewood: 10:09 p.m.
Captain Jon's Restaurant, 7220 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe Vista: 8:52 p.m., 11:06 p.m.
Gar Woods, 5000 North Lake Blvd., Carnelian Bay: 9:07 p.m., 11:21 p.m.
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COLUMBIA, Ky. -- The Lindsey
Wilson College Bonner Scholars Program awarded $2,000 in grants
Tuesday to Adair County schools. The grants will be used to enhance
after-school programs at Adair County Elementary School and Adair
County Primary Center.
The grants were administered on behalf of the Corella & Bertram
F. Bonner Foundation of Princeton, N.J., which helps support
the LWC Bonner Scholars Program.
A $1,500 grant was given to Camp Casey, a
long-running after-school program that has been held at Colonel
William Casey Elementary School and will be held this fall at Adair
County Primary Center; and a $500 grant was given to Camp Safari, a
developing after-school program at Adair County Elementary
"We are so pleased to be able to assist both of
these outstanding after-school programs," said Lindsey Wilson
College Director of Civic Engagement and Student Leadership Amy Thompson-Wells, who helps oversee the Bonner Scholars Program. "Both of these
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The other night, I found myself on the bus home from the city dreaming of this dish. I mentally went through the contents of my cabinets and fridge and began building this dinner. I was soothed (yes, soothed!) by the simplicity of it, and excited for the flavors before I even got home.
To me, there's nothing better than a big bowl of carbs after a long day. Pasta for dinner is a total triple threat: convenient, comforting and quick.
I realized that I don't have many pasta dishes on this blog, which I guess is because I usually make pasta for dinner (real blogger talk: that means there's no natural light to make it look pretty!) and it usually doesn't follow any sort of recipe. I use whatever I have on-hand — a little of this, a little of that and then it's eaten in a flash. That's how pasta night works.
Pasta carbonara usually is involves pancetta or bacon in some form, which I, of course, encourage. But I thought I'd give you a vegetarian option to show another possibility for a simple, eggy carbonara sauce. I was even going to go so far as to call this Primavera Carbonara, but I think that's confusing or too Italian or has too many A's.
It's slightly creamy, with a serious hit of salty Parmesan and an excessive amount of fresh ground pepper, topped with fresh spring asparagus and peas. (More real talk: the peas were actually from the freezer. No one dreams about shelling fresh peas at 6pm.)
AND this whole thing comes together in 20 minutes or less. It's kind of the perfect weeknight dinner.
Spring Vegetable Carbonara
serves 2
– 220 grams or 8 ounces of the pasta of your choice
– 1 cup asparagus spears, trimmed and cut into 2-inch pieces
– 1/2 cup fresh or frozen peas thawed
– olive oil
– 2 cloves of garlic
– a pinch of chili flakes
– 1 whole egg, 1 egg yolk
– a big handful of Parmesan, and more for garnishing
– salt & fresh ground pepper
Set a large pot of water to boil. Once boiling, add a generous sprinkling of salt and the pasta. Cook for 8-10 minutes until al dente.
While the water is heating/pasta is cooking, get going on the vegetables.
Heat a glug of olive oil in a large pan over a medium high heat. Add garlic and chili and cook for 1 minute until fragrant. Add asparagus and peas and cook until just tender – about 5 minutes. Season with a pinch of salt and pepper and set aside.
Whisk the egg and egg white in a large bowl. Add Parmesan and lots of ground black pepper.
Once the pasta is cooked, reserve a cup of the pasta water and drain the pasta. It's time to work quickly now! Pour the hot pasta in the bowl with the egg and Parmesan. Toss vigorously to coat the pasta (the heat of the pasta cooks the egg.) Add your asparagus and peas and toss again. If the sauce is a little thick, add a tablespoon of the pasta water at a time, to thin it out. (I didn't have to do that this time.)
Serve immediately, with more Parmesan sprinkled on top, if desired.
– Make sure the eggs are at room temperature
– Generously salt your pasta water – it gives it flavor
– Set a timer for your pasta – it may seem silly, but I love perfectly cooked pasta and hate to risk it!
– Work quickly once you drain your pasta – it has to be warm enough to partially cook the eggs, thickening them into a sauce.


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Good for: Superior post-work drinks for all ages.
Order: The gin and marmalade cocktail.
By the way: They are hosting regular live music nights on the ground floor.
Find it: 66 West Smithfield, EC1, stbartsbrewery.com
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so far i won the struggle. :-).
Like about every year took an old code out of my treasure chest. 4 years ago I had the Idea, it would be nice to have a local running hygrid. At that time I began to write that in java. within the last week I redone this whole thing and made a usable application out of it.
I can imagine that you an ed could see this as a kind of sito-rip off. For me it brings hygrid to a higher level - considering that browsing it from far away is awfull slow. Regardless to wich Backbone i was ever connected. Okay, i have to admit, that this is no point to worry about to much. But for me this development has a lot of benefits, even beyond hygrid, that kept me up on this for so long.
A subproject of this app is a hygrid-moviemaker! It creates a PAL/NTSC movie-source of nearly unlimited length.
Finally I think of a Collab-suite in which one can browse and participate on hygrid/gridcosm. Media-library, Graphics-editor, reservation, submission.
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Was it something I said?
Leave it to Ubuntu/Canonical's Self-Appointed Benevolent Dictator for Life Mark Shuttleworth to completely ruin a perfectly good release day for Ubuntu 12.10 and its arguably superior derivatives like Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Lubuntu and Edubuntu.
Don't take my word for it. I'll let this article from TechCrunch with the headline "Canonical's Mark Shuttleworth Tires Of Critics, Moves Key Ubuntu Developments Out Of Public Eye" tell the tale.
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Of course, there's something both fundamentally and tragically wrong — bordering on criminally wrong — about any Free/Open Source Software project moving their "developments out of the public eye." But let's put that aside for a moment, because Shuttleworth writes in his blog that " . . . we thought we would extend the invitation to people who trust us and in whom we have reason to trust, to work together on some sexy 13.04 surprises."
So, not only is Shuttleworth throwing out the FOSS baby with the bath water, he also wants to provide a caste system that either patterns itself after the Inner Party/Outer Party in George Orwell's "1984," or takes a page from Orwell's "Animal Farm" where, to paraphrase, "All developers are equal, but some are more equal than others."
If you're an Ubuntu contributor, how can you be sure you'll be one of "the chosen ones," and if you're not, then why not?
To take a step back, the more fundamental question is this: Is this really how a Free/Open Source Software project should conduct itself?
I would say the answer to this question is an unequivocal "no," and I would also add that, at this point, the direction that Mark Shuttleworth has taken Ubuntu is light-years off course from its original mission.
This goes beyond burying "Linux" on a second- or third-tier page on the Ubuntu site. This clearly goes beyond Shuttleworth's treating current Ubuntu users as second class citizens while he chases the elusive Holy Grail of converting "the new users."
This is betrayal.
So while the Ubuntu Apocalypse lines up to march, zombie-like, to take their shots below in the comments, I'd like to ask them to first look in a mirror and ask themselves if this is truly what they bought into when getting involved with FOSS. And while admiring what you see in the mirror, I'd like to offer a solution to right this ship that's listing under the weight of gross misdirection.
To right this ship, the principled and noble thing to do would be for Mark Shuttleworth to turn over the keys to Ubuntu to Jono Bacon, the Community Manager for Ubuntu, and make Jono the Ubuntu Project Leader. Mark should resign from all Ubuntu community-related posts and concentrate on the corporate side of things, where he excels.
I don't always agree with Jono, but his commitment to FOSS is nothing short of impeccable, and his commitment to these principles is completely unimpeachable. He has the wisdom and experience to bring Ubuntu back to where it should be.
Though this wouldn't happen in either Mark's, Jono's or my lifetime, it would be a step that would go a long way in restoring my faith in Ubuntu's commitment to FOSS.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to install Xubuntu 12.10 and put it through its paces.
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October 19, 2012 at 4:34 am
Standing ovation, Larry!
Did you read the latest post fro MarkS?
"Ubuntu set the standard for transparency a long time ago"
Are you kidding me?
October 19, 2012 at 5:11 am
You are always welcome at Fuduntu. 🙂
October 19, 2012 at 7:51 am
Second that nomination of Jono.
October 19, 2012 at 2:25 pm
With all due respect, this article is a joke, because it doesn't take any of the arguments Shuttleworth points out on his blog into consideration. How can you have a serious discussion if you not even listen to what the other side has to say?
Fact is, Ubuntu will allow people to shape its further development more than they were allowed until this day. In case you didn't notice: the keyword is "more". What they ask for, however, is a silent development, which doesn't provoke FUD like yours.
When I read your blog entry, I cannot help but think that this is exactly the right choice to do: Wait until you have something functional to present to the public, so that new ideas won't immediately talked to death by angry people, who are willing to discredit the developers and their efforts on the base of half-sentences taken out of context.
I'd rather have a distribution make controversial decisions and work out first solutions in private than tradionalists hinder any progress at all by making bold and malicious accusations in public, poisoning the debate in the first place.
October 19, 2012 at 5:21 pm
Hi larry,
I got wind of this article too.
Two of the key Ubuntu people here in the SF Bay Area, besides Jono Bacon of course, are pleia2 and grantbow.
While pleia2 is out of this area for at least another week or so, grantbow is still advocating this latest and greatest Ubuntu release at online places like the BerkeleyLUG website, url http://www.berkeleylug.com/ .
Would definitely be interesting to see what grantbow's and others' responses to Shuttleworth's betrayal would be both at the BerkeleyLUG website and at other Ubuntu advocacy sites.
October 19, 2012 at 5:44 pm
A question-of-sorts, too, is this: Didn't Canonical just pull some controversial Amazon-search scheme from its latest Ubuntu offering?? Reasons for asking are that I may be looking in the wrong places to find further info on this Ubuntu bug+fix, and I see no reference to this in your blog (or even in the TechCrunch article you quote).
TY again.
October 19, 2012 at 5:51 pm
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October 20, 2012 at 4:34 am
Oh that poor tortured soul wouldn't he just like to pillage the Debian code and close source it like his dead hero did with BSD… damn that GPL. Or maybe I'm wrong, that would actually require some real work. Anyway ubuntu's heading to obscurity, in more ways than one. Pity, because it *was* the best hope of Linux to make it in the mainstream PC market. Now I guess let's hope Red Hat starts taking Fedora seriously…
October 20, 2012 at 12:13 pm
"If you're an Ubuntu contributor, how can you be sure you'll be one of 'the chosen ones', and if you're not, then why not? "
Reminds me of Jehovah's witnesses which believe Jesus will soon reign above humanity and to do so will be choosing some 144000 governors to help him rule. It is not clear who is eligible.
October 20, 2012 at 3:22 pm
Mark could have managed it better, but there's nothing particularly wrong with doing some work in-house to prepare some jobs-esque 'big reveal' – he should have just said nothing at all, and then wow'd the flock at some conference with his teams awesomeness. And everyone would've said how bloody excellent he was and be even happier about their choice to install Ubuntu. Ubuntu already has a bit of an apple-like following, in that many of the things they announce are showered in undeserved praise as everyone jumps on the group-think bandwagon to bask in the after-glow. They're not quite at the 'can do no wrong' level of apple who have somehow managed to develop a level of cogitative dissonance in their customers that would make an evangelical preacher blush!
If that was all, it would be a bit of a storm in a tea-cup. However the whole 'in-crowd' thing is a really bad idea. You can't have people working on 'free software' together with a 'free software company' in some exclusive private club.
However, 'exclusive' clubs are everywhere, and the false-scarcity they play on gets people excited. It's everywhere on the internets, from faecebook to twatter, slashdot, even forum software now has 'xp' which is used as a 'cred' measure. On groklaw there is a clear divide between those who post with accounts and who choose to ignore all anonymous comments, preferring to be ensconced in their warm fuzzy `collective' of think-alikes. By definition 'communities' are groupings which separate 'insiders' from 'outsiders'. Personally I despise the term.
The big problem for Ubuntu is that the whole notion of exclusivity goes directly against their stated philosophy (which i found eventually, via their bug 1). However there are many in the 'ubuntu community' who seem to think their mission is simply to make it as popular as possible, and for them exclusivity is no problem at all if it helps Canonical add more `WOW' for them to roll in.
So i'm sure you can bet top dollar that there are plenty in the ubuntu community salivating at the prospect of being given 'exclusive' rights above their fellows and the opportunity to make their own mark on history via altering the product. And plenty of others who are excited of the prospect of learning what this `A-team' are up to along the way as they are fed PR-controlled tid-bits, as well as speculating on the wonders such an uber-leet super-group will produce. You don't even need NDAs or legal enforcement to keep it in-house, expulsion from the group is punishment enough for the people who would jump at the chance in the first place (?hello cult!).
The only group who will be offended are the ones who would probably just be using Debian if it were more up to date and sorry to say it, but Ubuntu doesn't particularly need those. They're the people that get offended the most and make a lot of noise and then forget about it when the next issue comes along. I definitely suffer from that …
And Jono Bacon? I'm sure he's a nice enough lad, but you need to take everything he says with a huge grain of salt. He's PAID to say and write stuff that will MAKE EVERYONE FEEL GOOD ABOUT things this employer does – today that is Canonical and by extension Ubuntu. Part of that is making sure people trust and like him otherwise they wouldn't listen to anything he says. He's just a PR flack – it's right there in his job title – to 'manage' [the perceptions of the] `community'. He's obviously doing a very good job! I personally found some of recent articles a bit sour – he simply redirected people away from the core issues and started a different discussion.
Having Mark as a front to the company which runs Ubuntu is actually a very good thing and closely aligns with their philosophy. Do you really want the head of a free software company filtered through PR and marketing? And being the head of the company makes a big difference – anything he says makes news. And in the commercial world, it's no news that is bad news, and making Ubuntu "the news" through controversial statements is just great marketing for Ubuntu and Canonical.
Hmm, I didn't intend to but I think i've even convinced myself this is actually a good idea for Canonical now … and even the clumsy way it was done wont hurt in the long run.
So long the source comes out in the end I don't think it's even a particularly bad deal for the free software world (a word i much prefer over 'community', it's all-ecompassing, warts and all), and not being an ubuntu user it is unlikely to make any difference to me regardless.
October 24, 2012 at 8:50 pm
"And Jono Bacon? I'm sure he's a nice enough lad, but you need to take everything he says with a huge grain of salt. He's PAID to say and write stuff that will MAKE EVERYONE FEEL GOOD ABOUT things this employer does – today that is Canonical and by extension Ubuntu. Part of that is making sure people trust and like him otherwise they wouldn't listen to anything he says. He's just a PR flack – it's right there in his job title – to 'manage' [the perceptions of the] `community'. He's obviously doing a very good job! I personally found some of recent articles a bit sour – he simply redirected people away from the core issues and started a different discussion".
I am not a PR flack. I am not paid and write stuff that will make everyone feel good about what my employer does. That is simply not true.
My job is to build a fun, productive, and inviting community. Yes, I write positively about that community and part of my role is getting people excited about being part of it. My role is not to spout braindead rhetoric about every decision that Canonical makes like some kind Canonical bot. You might think that that is the case, but I assure you that is not true.
As I responded to Larry, I stand by my words, and I stand by my conviction that I would stand up to Canonical if I felt the company was violated our values in the community. Indeed, there have been times in the past when I have expressed concern over particular decisions, and I have raised these concerns at the highest levels of the company. Now, does this mean I am going to air dirty laundry? No. But does this mean that I publicly advocate something I don't believe in? No.
What we need in our community is a little less FUD. We are all on the same side…we are all Free Software and Linux folks. Let's have a little more solidarity instead and pointless infighting.
October 22, 2012 at 7:16 am
The Free Software foundation develops code behind closed doors all the time. In fact, they were the model for the Cathedral in The Cathedral and the Bazaar. Free Software is about licensing, not development methodology.
October 22, 2012 at 10:35 pm
Hey Mark Shuttleworth, Lance Armstrong Foundation has a job opening.
October 24, 2012 at 8:45 pm
Hi Larry,
Many thanks for the kind words in the article. Much as I appreciate the sentiment, I am not sure I would be the best person to lead the Ubuntu community. Like any Free Software project, I think we need different personalities who each bring something unique and fit into a jigsaw that delivers something bigger than any individual piece.
It is interesting reading the comments about Mark from many folks who have never met him and seem to judge him more by the commentary about him rather than his measure as a person. No one is going to deny that he is demanding, he expects results, and he can sometimes be controvertial. What many folks don't see in him is an incredible balance of technical leadership and business accumen. Of course, Mark is not unique, there are many leaders in software who share similar traits, but I would argue that Mark has the DNA to help raise Ubuntu to a whole new level.
I don't think I possess that kind of technical leadership and business accumen; my expertise (at least I hope it is 🙂 ) is in helping to build inviting, fun, and rewarding communities, and I am more than happy to be that piece in the puzzle.
Now, is Mark perfect and infallable, of course not. Am I perfect and infallable? You can bet your cotton socks that I am not, but what I do believe both Mark, myself, and the others leaders in Ubuntu possess is good intentions to do the right things by our project and our community. Now, some of these decisions may be controvertial, but sometimes you have to be controvertial to break outside of the box and explore new ground.
Of course, I am not expecting anyone to trust me on this. The haters are gonna still think that I am just a PR shill who is paid to spout whatever Mark wants, but I can assure our hateful friends that that is a big 'ol pile of bollocks. I am my own person, and I stand by my words. If I disagree with something, or something violates my values, I will stand by my values too.
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