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Libraries help kids and teens succeed in school and in life.
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| Child Care / Preschools
Community Board
Community Organizations & Services
Fire Department
Local Hospitals
Local Newspapers
| Parks and Playgrounds
Police Department
Post Office
Private / Parochial Schools
Public Elementary Schools
Public High Schools
| Public Intermediate / Junior High Schools
Senior Centers
Elected Officials
Special Services
|Child Care / Preschools
Little Friends House II Day Care, Inc
75-41 164th Street
Fresh Meadows NY , 11366
phone: (718) 380-8800
All My Children Day Care, Inc.
175-44 Mayfield Road
Jamaica Estates NY , 11432
phone: (718) 658-1563
First Step International
67-11 Utopia Parkway
Fresh Meadows NY , 11365
Little Meadows Early Childhood Center
67-25 188th Street
Fresh Meadows NY , 11365
phone: (718) 454-6460
Jack & Jill Nursery School II
68-05 Fresh Meadow Lane, #1
Flushing NY , 11365
phone: (718) 939-8687
QCP Children's Center, Apple Pre-School, and Apple Tree Nursery School
82-25 164th Street
Jamaica NY , 11432
phone: (718) 374-0002
Rainbow Montessori International School, Inc. (2 locations)
164-07 Goethals Avenue
Jamaica NY , 11432
phone: (718) 380-1384
Rainbow Montessori International School, Inc
150-30 Union Turnpike
Flushing NY , 11367
phone: (718) 380-1384
|Community Board
Community Board District #8
81-26 150th Street
Jamaica NY , 11435
phone: (718) 264-7895
fax: (718) 264-7910
|Community Organizations & Services
Jamaica Estates Civic Association
Holliswood Civic Association
|Fire Department
Engine 315 Ladder 125
159-06 Union Turnpike
EMS Hillcrest Station #50-Queens
82-68 164th Street
|Local Hospitals
Queens Hospital Center
82-70 164th Street
Jamaica NY , 11432
phone: (718) 883-3000
|Local Newspapers
|Parks and Playgrounds
Utopia Playground
73rd Avenue, between Jewel Avenue and Utopia Pkwy
Cunningham Park
Union Turnpike and 196th Street
|Police Department
107th Precinct
71-01 Parsons Boulevard
Flushing NY , phone: (718) 969-5100
|Post Office
Utopia Station
182-04 Union Turnpike
Fresh Meadows NY , 11366
phone: (800) 275-8777
|Private / Parochial Schools
Holy Family Catholic School
74-15 175th Street
Flushing NY , 11366
phone: (718) 591-6438
Summit School
183-02 Union Turnpike
Flushing NY , 113661
phone: (718) 969-3944
United Cerebral Palsy of Queens
Yeshiva Madreigas Haadam
171-05 Jewel Avenue
Fresh Meadows NY , phone: (718) 969-7437
|Public Elementary Schools
P.S.173 Fresh Meadows School (K-6)
174-10 67th Avenue
Flushing NY , 11365
phone: (718) 358-2243
P.S.178 Holliswood (Pre-K-5)
189-10 Radnor Road
Jamaica Estates NY , 11423
phone: (718) 464-5763
|Public High Schools
Francis Lewis HS
58-20 Utopia Parkway
Fresh Meadows NY , 11365
phone: (718) 357-7740
|Public Intermediate / Junior High Schools
J.H.S. 216 George J. Ryan
64-20 175th Street
Fresh Meadows NY , 11365
phone: (718) 358-2005
|Senior Centers
BFFY Hillcrest Senior Center
168-01b Hillside Ave.
Jamaica NY , 11432
phone: (718) 297-7171
|Elected Officials
|NYC Council
Hon. Rory Lancman
District Office Address 78-40 164th Street
Hillcrest NY , 11366
phone: (718) 217-4969
fax: (347) 561-6116
Manhattan Office Address 250 Broadway, Suite 1773
New York NY , 10007
phone: (212) 788-6956
fax: (212) 676-0471
|NYS Assembly
Hon. Nily D. Rozic
District Office 159-16 Union Turnpike, Suite 210
Flushing NY , 11366
phone: (718) 820-0241
fax: (718) 820-0414
Albany Office LOB, Room 547
Albany NY , 12248
phone: (518) 455-5172
fax: (518) 455-5479
|NYS Senate
Hon. Tony Avella
District Office 38-50 Bell Boulevard, Suite C
Bayside NY, 11361
phone: (718) 357-3094
fax: (718) 357-3491
Albany Office Room 902, Legislative Office Building
Albany NY, 12247
phone: (518) 455-2210
fax: (518) 426-6736
|US Congress
Hon. Grace Meng
District Office Address 40-13 159th Street
Flushing NY, 11358
phone: (718) 445-7860
fax: (718) 445-7868
Legislative Office 1317 Longworth House Office Building
Washington DC, 20515
phone: (202) 225-2601
fax: (202) 225-1589
|Boro President
Hon. Melinda Katz
Hon. Bill de Blasio
Hillcrest was developed on two hundred acres of farmland in 1909 by William F. Wyckoff of the Hillcrest of Jamaica Company. Prior to development, the area was referred to as "The Hills," a name deriving from its location on the hills between Jamaica and Flushing. Situated in central Queens, Hillcrest lies primarily in Jamaica and partly in Flushing. This small residential area of mainly one-family houses and some 2-family and multi-family dwellings is roughly defined by Union Turnpike to the north, Jamaica Estates to the east, Hillside Avenue to the south, and 164th street to the west. The population of Hillcrest had became more ethnically diverse in the 1980's when immigrants from Guyana, Haiti, China, India and Colombia began settling into the area.
The 7,500 sq. ft library building situated in the commercial strip of Union Turnpike was completed in 1974, but its opening was delayed because of a fiscal crisis. During this interim, the building was rented out to several community groups. When it opened on April 28, 1980, it became the 54th branch of the Queens Borough Public Library system.


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WOMEN!!!! they are said to be the backbone of every home. Beautiful inside out and strong in so many ways. They are rare species who are ready to give out the other arm in order to save their families. They are simply the glue that binds our families together.
Sunday the 14th May was a day to reminisce on the importance of women. It was a day to appreciate their sacrifices, love and a time to showcase their special attributes. Quite a number of children and husbands took out time to celebrate the special women in their lives.
Many of our gospel artistes from Travis Green to Nathaniel Bassey took part in showcasing their wives to the world. Many mothers from Michelle Obama to Nike Adeyemi also took time in appreciating their mothers for their hard work, prayers and every other thing they had to go through just so that they could become successful.
Here are some of the tributes posted from children to mothers and from husbands to wives:
Yolanda Adams ~ To Every Mom who knows what Unconditional Love, Giving and Sacrifice are; Happy #MothersDay!!! Love Y'all
TOLA Omoniyi #spiceonthemic ~ How many #MothersDays do we have in a year? Well, for me I believe these gems are worth celebrating EVERYday. While celebrating my mom, Toluwani and I also celebrate a very rare kind of Mother @qweenmabel. Your type is rare, an embodiment of true motherhood. God bless you. God bless you gaaaaaaaaan. God bless you for us
Travis Greene ~ My wife has always had a Huge heart, but after watching her raise our boys, I'm even more Enamored with her ability to LOVE! She is an absolute Super-Mom!! #HappyMothersDayBaby
Michelle Obama ~ Happy #MothersDay to my mom. I strive to be the kind of mother to my girls that you have always been to me
Tim Godfrey ~ World Happy Mother's day to the Bestest Mum Ever….I celebrate every Lady here…..and every Woman today!
Nike Adeyemi ~ Just because I love my mum too… Happy Mother's Day Mum. You have done well. You loved and still do so amazingly ❤?. May God reward you
Marvin Sapp ~ This is my 78yr old mother Lodena Holyfield being interviewed for the documentary #Unsung that will air in June. I wanna wish her a happy Mother's Day…
Kirk Franklin ~ Her name could easily have been called Grace…
The way she fills the earth with her mercy and understanding. Her innate ability to find the good in a lost young man that wanted to marry her and father her children, knowing that her fingerprints would enable those children to be flawed and perfect in the same narrative is the genius of her touch. She is the hero of our home. She is the calm in the sea of adolescent terror alerts, boyfriend break ups, and the truth that God CAN exist in the framework of millennial minds. She loves them. She loves me. She will hurt you over her cubs, and leave you speechless praising me, her boyfriend. A mother and a lover can be a daunting task…but history will remember her name, and our home will worship her grace…for she IS Amazing.
Happy Mother's Day my angel.
Nathaniel Bassey ~ My Beautiful Wife, and Mother of my children. After we would preach how young men should look inwardly for beauty. can you see our lives????
Kim Walker Smith ~ These guys made me a mama. Before I had them, I was given a prophetic word….the sound of your healing is the pitter patter of little feet running through your house. How true that has been! Pregnancy brought physical healing and the journey of accepting motherhood has unraveled many deep layers in my heart that the Lord has brought healing through so much kindness. My little mighty men have taught me to be more loving towards myself, live in the moment, and remember that tomorrow is a new day❤
Cece Winans ~ The greatest Mom in the world! Happy Mother's Day!
Britt Nicole ~ My greatest JOY #mothersday #mothersdayweekend #momma #family
TD Jakes ~ This lady birthed five children (all natural childbirth) and raised them to adulthood
In the harsh glare of public opinion. Now we have 30,000 spiritual children and she still looks amazing! Happy Mother's Day to @seritajakes She brought us into the presence of God today and always!!! Keep preaching and reaching! We honor you!
I'm trying to keep up with her!


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Located 7 miles west of Cedar Rapids and part of the Cedar Rapids Metropolitan Statistical Srea.
Population 1,041
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Palo is located near the Duane Arnold Energy Center, the only nuclear power plant in Iowa.
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22 Lincoln DrivePalo, IA 52324
- 3 Beds
- 2 Full Baths / 1 Half Bath
- 1,408 SqFt
- 0.32 Acre
- Listing by: Urban Acres Real Estate Corridor
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A beautiful solid bronze Guernsey kicking Donkey. This wonderful mascot for the island stands upon a map of his Island home and is a treasured reminder of Guernsey whenever looked upon.
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Gregory A. Gritters | President and Managing Partner of Vintage Associates has over 30 years of domestic and international experience in commercial development, operations and project management. Greg has a degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Southern California. Greg is a graduate from the internationally acclaimed Thunderbird School of Management with an MBA in international business. Greg is certified by the Irrigation Association as a Certified Landscape Irrigation Auditor and is an EPA WaterSense Partner. Greg is a participant in the California Landscape Company Association Water Managment program and leads the company's initiatives in water management and conservation. Greg's emphasis has been identifying and acquiring the right personnel and financial resources required to maintain sustained growth for all divisions.
|Fran Mullahy | serves as Manager of Business Development and is the Service Director for Maintenance, Tree Rite and Nursery Services. Fran has over 10 years experience working in the landscape industry and combines over 25 years experience managing commercial and homeowner association properties into her work.
|Yvonne Leque| serves as Controller for all Vintage Associates divisions. Yvonne earned an Accounting Degree at College of the Desert. Yvonne has over 20 years experience working in the landscape industry in the Coachella Valley.
Joe Rojas | serves as Safety Coordinator. Joe has been with Vintage Landscape since its inception and has been in the nursery and landscape maintenance business since 1978. Joe is extremely knowledgeable in all facets of landscape maintenance and brings his expertise to Vintage Associates as our Safety Coordinator.
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Spiritual development is fostered in multiple ways at Central Catholic. In the classroom, students begin their freshman year with the study of Catholic Faith. This course also helps provide non-Catholics with a basic understanding of the beliefs and practices of the Catholic Faith.
In our four-year Theology curriculum, students will go on to study the Old and New Testaments, the Catholic Faith through history, the principals of Social Justice, and Morality. Seniors study the living of the Catholic Faith in the modern world, where students examine issues and questions they face as they leave school and enter the adult world. In addition, the senior Theology elective courses include the Senior Service program, an examination of religious themes in literature and films, and the exploration of relationships, marriage and family life in the Christian context.
The school is operated under the principles of the Catholic Faith, but the beliefs of other faiths are respected and recognized. Students on any faith are welcomed at Central Catholic.
In addition, the following contribute to the spiritual development of students as a community:
- Each day begins with an all-school prayer led by students over the PA.
- We gather as a school community at least once a month to celebrate the Eucharist at St. Joan of Arc Church.
- Our school chapel is open throughout the day for private prayer and reflection. Masses are offered before school in the chapel.
- Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors each celebrate a Day of Recollection during the year.
- Our Senior Retreat program offers students a 3-day, 2-night retreat experience.
- School-wide prayers are offered when losses are experienced in our school community.
- God is present in every classroom and Gospel teachings permeate every aspect of the school.
Outside of the classroom, students are involved in service projects through Crusaders for the Community. Crusaders for the Community is our coordinating organization for providing service opportunities for our students, including programs such as Catholic Charites, Community Christmas Adopt-a-Family and various food drives.


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ACCEPTANCE - Insights and Breakthrough
So I've been having a hard time getting "acceptance" into my head, but I think I finally had a breakthrough last night! I'm probably going to ramble here but I'm going to try my best to get all my thoughts out before the little ones wake up from nap time. So – as Holly said in a recent periscope that "priorities" had a negative connotation to her because people would use it negatively, as in "Well you just don't have your priorities straight…" I think I've been the same with with acceptance. It had a negative connotation of "Well you just have to accept it…" giving feelings of resentment, resistance, and reluctance – ironically the exact opposite of Acceptance! So I've been thinking about acceptance and this is where I had a breakthrough last night – I was reading a story from one of my church's leaders where he was a mission president and one of his young missionaries wanted to go home. The president, not really listening with ACCEPTANCE, just told him "We can fix this!" (aka jumping right to ACTION, right?) He told the missionary to forget himself and go to work focusing on others and to call him in a week. The missionary called a week later and still wanted to go home. Again the mission pres told him to work harder and call him in a week. The next week it was the same. But at that meeting, in a moment of clarity, the mission president felt he should dig deeper and he ask him "What is hard for you?" The missionary replied "President, I can't read…." The mission president realized the ACTION he was taking was not what was needed cause he was not truly AWARE nor had he ACKNOWLEDGED this missionaries feelings or true concerns. Quoting from the talk "The wise counsel which I thought was so important for him to hear was not at all relevant to his needs. What he needed most was for me to look beyond my hasty assessment and allow the Spirit to help me understand what was really on this elder's mind. He needed me to see him correctly and offer a reason to hope. Instead, I acted like a giant demolition wrecking ball."
Again this made ACCEPTANCE click for me. This mission president, thinking he was AWARE of the situation, gave him an ACTION to take that he was sure would fix it, but he wasn't really aware nor had he accepted how this missionary was really feeling. Instead of just jumping from what we THINK we are aware of and then straight to ACTION, we're got to ask and dig and make sure we know it and then love ourselves or others in the situation we are in. For those who know the Men are from Mars Women are from Venus books – this is exactly the thing that makes men and women collide sometimes – the Men put on their "fix it" hats and want to take action, where women mostly just need/want to be understood and accepted! So, with the help from this talk, my aha is that acceptance is NOT negative (and I don't know that I even really realized I was thinking of it negatively) but to be truly AWARE is positive and ACCEPTANCE is positive and embracing and now I'm going to insert LOVE there with acceptance, accept with love.
So, moving this over to my own season and focus right now – Getting my house in order. I was telling myself "Yes, I am AWARE that my home is a mess and I am not organized!" I didn't really know how to accept that or what acceptance looked like, but I was still ready again to jump to action, and I would have had not Holly repeatedly and aboslutely forbidden it. So, I couldn't just jump and find a set of household rules on the internet or a homemaking cleaning schedule on pintrest. I had to figure out how to accept my house. So last night I thought about this missionary story and what my real concern might be… I think instead of it just being a neutral HOUSE that I'm wrestling with, it's more my family and really MYSELF! The No show audit helped me realize I was blaming others. I'm going to stop blaming them even when it's just in my thoughts. I made a goal this week to keep MY room clean and MY bathroom counter clear and I'm 48 hours into it and THEY ARE BOTH STILL CLEAN! That is a small miracle ladies, WIN! And wow, already "unstuck" in one area!! Cause usually I blame others for their messy room and mine too …. "Well you kids don't have an excuse! Of course my room is messy cause all you guys come in my room and mess it up." But now I'm become awake and aware that I have power, I have choice, I can do what it takes to keep my area clean, and it feels good! And I'm looking around the house now and see that the kids do help quite a bit, but I was usually looking for where they didn't help and noticing where we were all lacking. Some of the quotes shared this week have helped me, "Eat like you love yourself, Move like you love yourself, Think like you love yourself, and ACT like you LOVE YOURSELF!" See, it comes back to LOVE!! I'm going to clean like I love this home (and I do!) and like I love my family (Cause I do!!) I have noticed for a long time that I'm not as affectionate, kind, or loving as I'd hope a mother would be, probably cause I'm always telling or thinking of how busy I am and how much there is to do. No more. I'm ready to accept and love myself and accept and love my life, and I do love it. I have just been focusing on the wrong thing and that's kept me stuck. Like that mission president thinking the missionary just needed to work harder, but that was focusing on the wrong thing. Once they focused on the right thing, the missionary was able to take the correct steps to get help and hope and get him unstuck from his situation and hopeless frustrated attitude. He learned how to read and stayed and served the rest of his mission. This talk that helped me was one I listened to last night called "Lord Wilt Thou Cause That My Eyes May Be Opened"
I also loved the quote last night shared here by I can't remember who, but I wrote it out and it's on our fridge by our treasure map – "Sometimes on particularly rough days, I like to remind myself that my track record for geting through hard days is 100%, and that's really good!" That quote also helped me get acceptance into my mind – love myself, love my life, I will make it through this! I have made it through everything else so far, 100% and that is pretty good.
Two more stories – Stephanie Nielsen is a Mormon blogger who was burned in a plane crash years ago. She has a book called "Heaven is Here". In that book she wrote about as she was waking up from her coma, she knew she had been hurt and severly burned but would not look in the mirror. She did not want to look in the mirror and did not wanting to be aware of or accept what she looked like now with her scarred face. It took her a long time to be brave enough to look in the mirror. But finally she had to accept herself and she said "This is not going away" and it was still so hard to not miss her old body and pre-plane crash face, but she took that first step and looked at her new face. She has learned to accept that this is her new life, and it is different from the life she had, but it is good, very good. Short youtube of her story here.
And last one – If any of your know the Piano Guys, I've been listening to their song "It's Gonna Be Okay" today, and I think that it is a perfect song to listen to when we are practicing ACCEPTANCE, especially the line: No matter what you've been through, HERE YOU ARE. No matter if you think you're falling apart, it's gonna be okay. Like Stephanie – her scars were not going away, this is where she is at, and it's a new life and it's a good life, It's going to be okay. We need to accept it with love, it will be okay! Ironically, that piano guys song came out last year one month before the daughter of one of the guys in the group, Jon Shcmidt, went missing while hiking. They did eventually find and recover her body, she fell off a cliff and they found her body, but they accepted it with faith in God's plan for them and that he was aware. I'll just share this post from my family blog that I wrote a year ago before they found her or knew for sure what happened – I wrote it admiring their faith and that they could still say "it's gonna be okay" now in the face of a trial like that. Acceptance can be hard but we can live, we must life and go on and life is okay and we can even still love life and find joy in it. In this life or in the next, our heart aches will heal, WE WILL SEE OUR LOVED ONES AGAIN, I know we will! All things will be made right. (Another great General Conference talk from April that helped me so much – God Shall Wipe Away All Tears)
Final note for this dumping of my thoughts… I'm grateful for a comment Holly made yesterday that it's okay if our thoughts or posts are jumbled – the important thing is to show up and share. With that comment in my head I"m hoping to make the time to share a bit more over these next 5 weeks. And for those that read what I post, just a heads up that usually when I share there will be lots of thoughts and quotes from my faith (like there are in this post!) cause that is usually where I go first to look for answers. I especially love LDS General Conference. We have it two times a year, about 12 hours of talks given by our leaders in the spring and fall every year. I love General Conference because they give real life examples and help us see through those stories how we can apply the principles of the gospel to our lives. (This one about MIRACLES is SOOOO GOOD!) The teachings of the scriptures relate to our lives today even if they are from two thousand years or 5000 ago, they can be applied to our circumstances! So, forgive me if I insert spiritual things too much, I'll try not to be overbearing though! But praying and reading scriptures are something I focus on daily and I have a little weekly check list where I check off my prayers and reading of scriptures, cause those things do get me in the right mindset and I also believe that God will help me find the answers I need when I ask him for help. This challenge is an answer to those prayers and I know it will help me better apply principles of the gospel that I believe in that I've been falling short at, like loving and accepting myself and others. For me, faith isn't just praying and hoping, it is working. Mormons are sometimes accused that we think our works will save us, but while we do know that it is by grace that we are saved, we also know that "Faith without works is dead" – James 2:20. Like Holly said (Tues Periscope shoulder shake I think) that we can't just pray to lose weight, we've got to get up and DO SOMETHING. Our whole life is our chance to prove and DO what we say we believe in, whatever it is that's important to us. In a scripture study group yesterday we talked about Abraham offering Isaac – God maybe knew what Abraham would do, and Abraham probably knew he would obey anything God told him to do, but still he had to PROVE it and DO it and he was ready and going to do sacrifice Isaac until an angel came and stopped him. We need to be ready to DO what God or our instincts or the universe tell us. This is the only mortal life we have! This is the time for us to live and do and prepare for what's next! Alma 34:32. Ok! there's my soap box, I'm really excited that I think I finally understand acceptance and now I hope I can learn to ACCEPT (a happy and good thing!) in more areas of my life and I'll stop resisting the problems I see and I'll learn to accept them and they won't persist or keep me stuck anymore, hooray!


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UK safety authorities are poised to begin tests on the benefits of recording pilots' actions on camera. The decision follows the 11 September hijackings and recent airline disasters in which it is suspected suicidal pilots deliberately crashed their planes.
The Civil Aviation Authority said it had invited companies to bid for a contract to test the effectiveness of flight-deck filming.
But pilots are opposed to the move. They fear their panic-stricken, dying moments will be broadcast on television for 'the titillation of the public' - but will not necessarily prevent accidents.
Eric Moody, a retired Boeing 747 captain from British Airways, said many serving pilots had contacted him saying they would never accept cockpit cameras. 'You are talking about industrial action, with pilots saying "we are not going to fly those aircraft". Enough of them feel so strongly they would strike.'
Since 11 September, BA and Virgin Atlantic have started fitting cameras just outside the now-reinforced cockpit doors so pilots can monitor people approaching the flightdeck. But there is resistance to the idea of filming the pilots themselves, even though Moody admitted it could save lives.
Pilots say their trust was betrayed when cockpit voice recorders were introduced in the Sixties. Despite promises that transcripts of pilots trying to save stricken planes would never be released beyond accident investigators, excruciating extracts are often made public.
Lyell Strambi, chief operating officer of Virgin Atlantic, said there were other potential disadvantages beyond invading pilots' privacy. 'The camera can lie - we know that from sporting events where the angle can be very deceiving,' he said.
Strambi added that pilots might feel extra pressure through being constantly watched, where gestures or words could be misinterpreted.
'It's a bit like being a member of the royal family - being scrutinised all the time puts you under pressure - even if the pilot only wastes a second thinking "how will this be seen" that is not helpful.
'Pilots are some of the most monitored workers and there is a worry about the "big brother" factor.' But Strambi added that there could be an advantage in that any extra data that helped explain a crash was useful.
The International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations has condemned the idea unless there is legislation banning the broadcast of films of pilots, or the publication of stills pictures taken from them. The British Airline Pilots Association (Balpa) agrees and said there would need to be agreements preventing management 'spying' on pilots.
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Dealing with Economic and Political Change in Germany and Switzerland
Heading into the second half of 2017, Germans prepare for uncertainty while the Swiss, characteristically, persist with stability. Chancellor Angela Merkel, an advocate of diplomatic relations and globalization, is up for reelection to serve her fourth term. The election of President Trump has had a polarizing effect on German politics, ushering in a rise in popularity for both the Social Democrats and the far-right Alternative for Germany party. In recent years, the country has received an increasingly steady stream of migrants, and it has become an economic leader in the EU – a position that has become more important as the UK prepares to exit the bloc.
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• Soliciting Whistleblowers – BaFin recently launched an anonymous online portal where employees can report misconduct, but Germany has yet to implement comprehensive whistleblower protections. Without such reforms, it is unclear how successful the platform will be in attracting new whistleblowers.
• Basel III Acceptance – BaFin appears to be softening its approach to Basel III and proposed amendments. After initial opposition, BaFin President, Felix Hufeld, said Germany is primarily focused on the design and calibration of an output floor. Hufeld has held on to the need for risk-sensitivity and hopes to strike a compromise in Basel III requirements.
• Brexit Response – In the wake of the UK's Brexit referendum, Germany has been eager to draw more banking operations from London to Frankfurt. BaFin hosted 20 foreign banks in January and is likely to maintain its campaign for industry relocation throughout 2017.
• Defense of Regulatory Environment – The recent rhetoric of BaFin President Hufeld reflects concern about the impact of financial deregulation in the US. He has cautioned against unwinding the post-crisis regulatory reforms in Germany and abroad.
• Supervising Fintech – BaFin has taken a more defensive approach towards fintech. In announcements of the agency's 2017 initiatives, BaFin announced plans to supervise and regulate fintech firms as much as financial institutions, and has suggested that such innovation may pose security risks.
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• Conduct – As part of the 2017 strategic goals, FINMA will increase its focus on misconduct, with particular attention given to money laundering violations. The agency has said it will couple anticipatory supervision with proactive enforcement.
• Fintech Regulatory Regime – In November 2016, FINMA announced plans to bolster the regulatory regime for fintech firms. The changes are aimed at reducing regulatory burdens. The fintech sandbox model in Switzerland has allowed start-ups to flourish. A formal proposal is expected in 2017. In the agency's three-year strategy, FINMA has adopted a "pro-innovation" approach to supervision and regulation.
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In contrast, Germany's regulators and priorities are unsurprisingly politically motivated. In 2016, Germany's economy saw the fastest growth in five years at 1.9%. This year, the country expects to see roughly 1.5% growth with continued improvements in the job market and exports. It appears that Frankfurt will capture a significant portion of the business leaving London in response to Brexit, especially considering the merger of the London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Boerse.
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Col. Webb's, and Col. Nixon's regiments to be muster'd, wednesday morning at eight o'Clock, upon their regimental parades, in the front of their encampment.1
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"Matzoh and Grits" is an original by Al and he really shows you that his trombone and group can produce a rhythm that is contagious. "Polka Dots and Moonbeams" belongs to Joe Cohn, who is fast becoming one of our top guitarists. His unique creative ability is coming into its own, and it is no longer necessary to make a point of his musical upbringing. Randy Noel is featured on "My Romance" and he does give an expressive reading which would capture any audience. "Caravan" starts off with Al who gives it a mysterious aura that is then continued by the rhythm section.
Al is a national treasure because of his long history of graceful performances with groups, vocalists, and his artistic work with the trombone. He still teaches his techniques with the plunger and using his hand and fingers to give his solos a special flavor, but until his students learn to use his methods, we should know that he is the last of the creative trombonists still active.
Personnel: Al Grey: leader, trombone, vocal on "Cotton Tail"; Randolph Noel: piano; Cleve Guyton: alto, flute; Joe Cohn: guitar; J.J. Wiggins: bass; Bobby Durham: drums.
Title: Matzoh and Grits | Year Released: 1998 | Record Label: Arbors Records
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Interview with Cal Crawford
Sasha Bergstrom-Katz met with Cal Crawford at his opening of POSSIBILITIESOFFISTS at Sister Gallery on May 7th, 2009. They conducted the following interview via email.
Sasha Bergstrom-Katz: Your current show at Sister Gallery, POSSIBILITIESOFFISTS, is striking, to say the least. Can you tell me about the conception of the idea and what the title means?
Cal Crawford: Initially I was doing a lot of research on the history of linear perspective, specifically looking at the language surrounding this strategy of creating and displaying depth. I'm attracted to how graphic techniques can take on and allude to other areas, such as aspects of control, power, psychology, etc. A good example of this would be Rudolf Arnheim's take on perspective. He describes the product of the vanishing point as a "violent imposition", and the overall structure of linear perspective to be a "hierarchical conception of human existence." Sort of by playing on/with these words and phrases about perspective I try to make the grand turn toward the metaphysical and inject these concepts with a grander meaning. The work isn't an investigation into linear perspective as such, but a use of the language surrounding perspective, both aesthetic and linguistic. I like how this language can bring up questions about forcing points of view, the authority of creating false depth and the inherent manipulation that these things involve.
Installation view from POSSIBILITIESOFFISTS, 2009.
The title, POSSIBILITIESOFFISTS, can be read in a few different ways, and because its a compressed sentence it has the ability to secrete other words and fragments that are not necessarily present but lie inside the title non the less. POSSIBILITIES evokes the idea of a promise, or something to come, which I think all artworks do in a way. Other words that seep out are Sophist (SOFFIST), TIES (or, Lies), and of course FISTS. Tying together the aggression that comes with the image of a fist with the persuasion through rhetoric associated with the Sophists, sums up much of the manipulative attitude I was trying to convey. This is an overarching theme of the show, using overdramatic music, severe lighting and a confrontational entrance that forces you to duck in order to enter the exhibition, all are intended to persuade the viewer with a heavy hand. This manipulation, because its so apparent, becomes weakened and the idea of manipulation can be considered in itself.
SBK: You use abstraction, but in a very specific way. I'm really interested in the anxiety and tension you create with the combination of image and sound to create a beautiful, but almost intolerable environment. Can you talk about why you seek to inspire this kind of feeling?
CC: I'm a very anxious person.
SBK: The text in your film "Threats you can keep" is compelling, but vague. Is it supposed to reference something specific, or is ambiguousness the intention?
CC: I'm really interested in the continual trauma we experience as humans. Not recognizable traumas resulting from horrific experiences or events, but the constant trauma, that inner snag, that follows us around and pushes us onward toward the ultimate certainty, which is of course our own death. So you could say that living, or being, is in itself a constant threat that we perpetuate in the simple act of living. This is the context I was I was thinking about when I created that phrase. I wanted to create a slogan that could be read in two ways, one expressing the acceptance of life's inevitable possibility, and another denying it. On the one hand the threat you can keep is the threat you have to keep, the recognition of the undeniable end of your existence that is kept with you at every turn. On the other hand it could be read as a denial of this and a protest against this threat, and can be read as a kind of 'fuck you' to the threat; we don't need it so here you go, you can have it because we don't recognize it.
In relation to the formal aspects of the work I was thinking the phrase could also express the attitude taken toward the exhibitions aesthetic qualities. In this sense the threats can be read as the material and historical references, the striped banners of Daniel Buren, the strobing of flicker films, the melody of cinematic music. As established forms they have an authority that one must contend with when making art, but I wanted to utilize them in a way that could possibly both honor them and put their authority into question. So, the threats in this case are the historical allusions to op art, late 60's conceptualism, etc., that are in a sense recognized as necessary and also denied their unique authority by the manipulative and heavy handed structure of the exhibition.
Installation view from POSSIBILITIESOFFISTS, 2009.
SBK: Can you tell me about the variety of media and materials you used in your exhibition?
CC: All the elements of the show, striped banner, media cart, projector, are shown at one point or another as animations rotating in limitless strobing fields. With these animations I wanted to place these materials on a higher plane, something akin to making the ideal platonic form of each material that is forever harnessed and rotating in an abstract realm. This is how I deal with materials in the show, by raising them up into another sphere their physical presence can contain a bit of abstract importance or power.
SBK: You're show is extremely meticulous, I imagine that is reflective of your studio practice and your personal habits. Am I right? Or do you have a secret life of havoc?
CC: Recently I have become extremely neurotic about my daily schedule. Kind of like Benjamin Franklin's daily routine, getting up very early, exercising for a set amount of time, reading for a determined number of minutes, researching, then going to work for 8 hours. This started a few months ago and I'm not sure if has appeared in the work anywhere but I'll just say I think its a coping strategy, an attempt at control that has helped me deal with some tragic things that have happened recently, and to also be able to make work while having a full-time job.
My studio practice is a little less reliable, as I do most of my work in my apartment on my computer. This is where most of the planning, composing and other work happens. The studio is simply a place for me to test projections and set up installation possibilities, and I don't go there to really think or work through things. Its simply a place to get things done.
SBK: Your work references film, through the use of moving image and cinematic music. What films or scenes influence your work?
CC: Early Mike Leigh films have always influenced me, specifically the characters that display physiological ticks like intolerably awkward social skills, stutters or excruciating pauses. I think these appeal to me because he is able to express certain anxieties in a variety of ways that range from mental disorders and social inadequacies to class struggles and economic hardships.
SBK: Can you tell me about the kind of music you listen to and how you got involved in composing music?
CC: Previously I have done alot of abstract sound compositions and performances. I used to always have a minidisc recorded and microphone with me, and did a lot of recording and archiving. At that point I don't think I listened to anything that wasn't abstract, and was on a constant diet of experimental music like The Hafler Trio, Bernhard Günter, Artificial Memory Trace, Otomo Yoshihide, and stuff like that. Just before I moved to Los Angeles, after a long drought my thirst for melody showed itself in the attraction to guitar solos and classic rock. I like the undeniable purpose that a simple melody can communicate, like cinematic music whose purpose is to tell and prepare the audience for what is about to happen or what they are supposed to be feeling. I like the way a simple melody can set a mood that is recognized and understood quickly and viscerally, but also, because their intentions are so recognizable, allow the listener to consider them as signs of the mood they are expressing. Hopefully my melodies work in both these ways. (Image: The Triumph, 2006, mixed media installation)
I've have never played an instrument or studied music, and I think this explains a little why I make the kinds of music I do. I'm not interested in pushing the boundaries of composition or melody, so I'm just trying to find the most clear melody I can that communicates the mood I want. This is why someone like Hans Zimmer's or John Carpenter's film music appeals to me, at least in teaching me how to pull the strings in a conventional and economical way.
SBK: What artist or artists inspire you or influence your practice?
CC: There is an artist named Jim Roche, who I mention because I don't think alot of people are aware of his work, and who I return to over and over again. In the 70's he did a collection of spoken word pieces called Learning to Count, which are essentially uncut and unedited monologues. These monologues make up a collection of voices and attitudes Roche experienced while traveling the lower 48 states in the 1960's, and range from an extremely violent racist to a compassionate environmentalist. Each is fraught with a sort of psychotic delivery and intensity, both in the way he rambles on with such intense abandon and speed, and in his ability to really capture, by summoning these voices in an almost trace like state, the real paranoia or the American culture at the time. I tend to talk about my work as if it were a voice and the qualities of the work being the intonations and stutterings of that voice. Roche has some amazing pieces that, with one voice, are able to simultaneously present the most horrific and violent attitudes while still inciting compassion for this voice. This is something I am always trying to do, speak in a voice that feels the unbearable necessity to speak and protest, but isn't able to take this protest to the very limit because it questions its very right to be speaking in the first place.
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NEW YORK -- Of all the possible scenarios, this surely was not one that occurred to anyone wearing red socks.
Or, as it turned out, the guys in the blue socks, either.
"You never -- ever -- expect a game like this with Beckett pitching," said Yankees ace Mike Mussina.
The start of yet another Boston-New York baseball series held delicious promise, with Mussina and the cocky young Josh Beckett ready to match precision with power. Mussina came into the game with a 7-1 mark, a 2.42 ERA, and an unbeaten record at home (3-0). His changeup has been absolutely nasty (thanks to some spring training tips from catcher Jorge Posada), and, as always, his control masterful.
Conversely, Beckett has been all about emotion and heat. He had already beaten the Yankees once this season, 14-3, May 9, and of course Red Sox fans love to recall his 2003 heroics in Yankee Stadium, when he spun a five-hitter in Game 6 of the World Series to win, 2-0, and clinch the title for Florida. Whenever anyone questioned whether Beckett could handle pressure, Sox fans quickly pointed to that magical night in the Bronx, which led to a Series MVP award to go alongside his championship ring.
With that backdrop, it was nothing short of stunning to watch Beckett stride off the mound after 1 1/3 innings -- for good.
It was a seven-run second inning that did him in, with the lowlights including six consecutive hits from New York's depleted yet perpetually potent lineup. One was a three-run shot by Andy Phillips over the left-field fence; another was a titanic three-run homer to right by Jason Giambi, who deposited Beckett's 96-mile-per-hour fastball just a tad below the upper deck. The ball caromed off the trim that separates the second tier from the third, and it sounded as if someone had lit an M-80 in a trash can with the lid on.
The two long balls were the 15th and 16th home runs Beckett has given up this season. He remains neck and neck with the White Sox' Jon Garland and Baltimore's Bruce Chen (they've both given up 17) for the dubious honor of allowing the most home runs in the majors.
Even more stupefying, Beckett already has matched his career high in home runs allowed in a season -- and it's only June.
Early June.
Beckett logged 156 2/3 innings in giving up 16 homers in 2004. To date, he has pitched 70 innings.
``It's all about executing pitches," Beckett said in the quiet of the clubhouse. ``You can't throw the ball down the middle of the plate with these guys. You know that going in."
A shellacking of the type Beckett endured last night in a horrendous 13-5 Red Sox loss does extremely undesirable things to your ERA -- like inflating it from 4.46 to a Lowe-esque 5.27. What it will do to Beckett's psyche remains to be seen.
Beckett has never been one to lack confidence, but he admitted that sketchy back-to-back outings have allowed that poisonous culprit -- doubt -- to creep into his thinking.
``It frustrates the hell out of me," he said. ``I'm a competitive guy. I can't have a second inning like that. It's ridiculous."
Beckett was rocked last Tuesday by the Blue Jays in Toronto, giving up 7 runs, 10 hits, and a career-high 4 home runs. That outing was dismissed as an aberration, particularly since he had won his last four starts.
Velocity is not the issue. Beckett was pitching in the mid 90s last night. As often is the case with Beckett, the issue was locating and mixing pitches.
``You've got to be able to throw something [besides fastballs] for strikes to keep them honest," observed Mussina. ``If you come in with off-speed stuff and they don't swing and you don't get it over the plate, it puts you in bad counts all the time, because they will sit on the fastball so often."
We have come to expect rough beginnings for Beckett. But he generally has worked through his early problems.
Not last night. He started the game by walking Johnny Damon, and it deteriorated from there. Beckett flummoxed the next batter, Melky Cabrera, into hitting a double play ground ball, but when it came back to the pitcher, Beckett threw wildly to second. Alex Gonzalez grabbed the errant ball, then leaped onto the bag to save an error -- and salvage an out.
Beckett was involved in another bizarre play with the next batter, when he got ahead of the ever-dangerous Giambi, 1-and-2, then uncorked a wild pitch. The ensuing confusion (a wild throw by Jason Varitek and the failure to cover home) resulted in an unearned run.
The hope was that Beckett would settle down in the second inning. Instead, he allowed a string of sharp hits. He started by giving up a single to Jorge Posada, then a single to Robinson Cano, then the three-run homer to Phillips. Bernie Williams followed with a single up the middle, leading pitching coach Al Nipper to approach the mound for consultation.
Nipper had barely made it back to the dugout before Beckett gave up another single to Miguel Cairo, an RBI single to right by Damon, then Giambi's blast. His night ended when he walked A-Rod, and left in an 8-2 hole.
He was asked why he stayed with his fastball so often.
``I threw some breaking balls," Beckett offered. ``And the pitch Cairo hit was a changeup. If that pitch is down a little more, it's a ground ball and we probably get an out there. It's about executing pitches."
Manager Terry Francona maintained that Beckett only missed by a little on both home run pitches. The problem, Mussina said, is that a small margin is enough when guys are sitting back and waiting for the heat.
``At this level, you can throw it 100 miles per hour," Mussina said, ``but if guys know it's coming, they're going to get a good swing at it. You've to keep them off-balance by mixing up your stuff."
Beckett reported he felt great in warmups and is completely healthy. He hasn't detected any mechanical flaws. He just can't put the pitches where he wants them right now.
``It's hard to pinpoint one thing," Beckett said. ``Maybe work on repeating my delivery? I don't know. If it was that easy to figure out 45 minutes after the game . . ."
One more statistic to chew on: Beckett's numbers at Fenway this season are 3-0 with a 2.16 ERA. After last night, his road outings have produced a pedestrian 4-3 mark with an ERA of 7.00.
A trend or a fluke? Inquiring minds want to know. So do the folks wearing the red socks.
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The Courage to be CompassionateJellyfish have no sense of fear. When a fish comes along to eat them they just happily keep on swimming until they are gobbled up. Eventually some hundreds of thousands of years ago our pre-human ancestors developed a bodily sense through the release of chemicals like adrenaline that told us we were in danger and set us in a super alert state ready to respond. The response is called fear. We also developed a bodily reaction that gave us extra energy and strength to respond to a threat to our security. It is called anger.
Anger is therefore very useful. It gives us a message and tells us we do not like what is happening in our world and if we use the energy it gives us wisely, we can use it to motivate ourselves to find a solution.
Today, we still react to threatening situations with anger, but it operates in a far more sophisticated way. Our anger is altered by many cultural, mental and emotional factors that were not a part of our pre-human ancestors' world. The threat today is not usually a sabre-tooth tiger about to pounce and devour us. It is more likely to be our boss, partner, bank manager, some imagined event or something in the past. Anger is very complex, so we often don't know what to do with it.
We can try to express our anger in a constructive, positive way. First of all, feeling anger tells us there is something wrong with the world about us. We can use it to get the problem out in the open so it can be resolved. Anger shows other people that we have strong feelings about the issue involved. It gives us the motivation to want to change whatever angers us.
Being angry does not usually feel nice and so we tend to try and avoid feeling angry and when we do it tends to come out in forms that are not as helpful.
First we can try and ignore it and suppress it, but suppressed anger doesn't go away. From the outside it can seem like a calm and peaceful response, but in fact, it is a form of anger and is just as destructive as an outburst of directed anger but turned inward against ourselves. It goes underground and it reappears even stronger as rage or surprisingly, depression. We can hold it back for a while, but sooner or later it will be triggered and re-emerge and when it does it tends to be destructive.
Secondly we can project out anger out into the world to act out our anger which often means violence. We can attack people break things, storm and rage. The violence that can be expressed is not only physical, it can include emotional, intellectual, spiritual, even financial violence; anything that intends harm against somebody or something else.
Obviously such violence can have many negative impacts from harm to relationships through to court processes and imprisonment. Using violence may feel good at the time, but it creates many unhelpful consequences.
When we are angry at someone, we threaten their picture of themselves, their self-esteem and that often generates anger towards us. We must now not only resolve the initial conflict, but also resolve the resentment and anger we have added to the situation.
Secondly, and more importantly, anger separates us from what we are angry at. We say, "I am angry at you" or "I am angry at what you did" or "I am angry at myself". If you think about it carefully, you will realise that we have already made a judgement that "I" am right and "you" are wrong. I have already assumed that "I" am separate from the cause of the problem. This is true even if we are angry with ourselves. This part of "I" is angry at that part of "I" that has caused the problem. We are now unable to look at any solution that does not mean I win and you lose.
Our actions are then based on proving that I am right and you are wrong. This judgment comes from our ego. The role of the ego is to sit between how we actually are in the world and how we would like to be and to manage the difference. The ego generates and image of who it thinks we are and this becomes our identity. We need this identity so we know how to act in all the situations we find ourselves in the world and the people we must interact with. The image also needs to be a positive image so we have self esteem. We like to think of ourselves as good people, so when our actions do not match our perceptions of ourselves, the ego tends to ignore, blame justify and minimise aspects of our world it does not want to accept.
The ego is made up of all our past experiences and judgements we have made about those experiences. Particularly as a child we did not have the ability to make those decisions in the best way and so over time our sense of ourselves becomes a distortion of who we really are.
When our ego drives our behaviour, the image we have of reality becomes more important than reality itself. It becomes more important to justify being right to ourselves than it is to perceive the world as it really is. It becomes more important to be "RIGHT" than REAL. The image becomes more important than the reality.
The ego often uses anger as a tool to help it maintain its distorted view of reality. Anger separates us from what threatens us, so the ego often generates anger to justify Itself and distance ourself from the threat.
We cannot solve the problem by killing off the ego, because without an image of ourself as an individual, we have no identity and no existence. We must slowly work to allow the ego to see the world as it really is and change its image to match the reality it lives in.
When our ego image is exposed as not matching reality, the ego usually sees it as a direct threat to its existence. For the ego such a threat is a death threat.Instead we must work with the ego and build its willingness to let go of some of its preconceptions and allow it to see there are other acceptable way of being; better ways of being that enables us to better meet our needs. The ego needs to be comfortable to "die" so something better can emerge.
As a child the world is all about us. Adults meet all our needs and the skills of being aware of others is not present. As we do become aware of others we find that also have needs and desires and they are different from our own and life increasingly becomes a place of conflict and fitting in with an outside world. We struggle against accepting others and being just as valid and real as we are. If we can develop te ability to accpet that others have the same rights as us, the same fears, the same desires, we can move towards accepting living in a world that is full of conflict. We do not need to react so strongly.
Empathy is that ability to see the world through other people's eyes. We build the ability to see not only our simialrities, but also our differences and notice that men and women inhabit the same world but perceived it somewhat differently, have different values and priorities. We can accept that different cultures and religions see the world differntly, but in ways that are real and valid for them.
Compassion is being aware of our connectedness even though we are different and so we must overcome the ego's fear that it will die. It takes courage to be willing to stand back from our self centred view of our ourselves and see ourselves rather as a part of a wider interconnected web.
We usually think of courage as doing something in the world which was not easy and required a lot of determination and most people would have been afraid of doing. We need that same level of courage, perhaps more, to do our inner work. Confronting our fears and limitations in a good way to become more whole, more compassionate and more loving in our world.
It is easier to see that connectedness to those closest to us and those we care about. The journey of compassion is a journey of feeling connected to and loving towards less and less close to us. We start building love and compassion for ourselves and then we can think of those close to us then people who are more and more distant and different: from our neighbourhood to our city to our country to the globe, from those with similar beliefs and cultures to those who are different, from human to animal to the whole world and universe in which we live.


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Watch Bank-Chor Trailer Video & Review | Cast & Story – Trailer of Riteish Deshmukh & Vivek Oberoi's upcoming "Bank Chor" Under the banner of Yash Raj Films's has been launched on May 9. It starts with the reminder that after "The dangerous chor" which is (John Abhram in Dhoom1) "cool chor" which is (Hrithik Roshan in Dhoom 2) and "smart chor" which is (Aamir Khan in Dhoom 3), it's time for real chor. As trailer gives the idea of the theme of the movie which seems to like a bank robbery by fun loving chors. The motion poster of the same was launched about two months ago.
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The Bank Chor's trailer, launched on Tuesday morning (9th May), featuring bank-chors Riteish Deshmukh, Vikram Thapa and Bhuvan Arora who seems to be mediocre. As the story tells about how the idiots make things worse for them and were in the fear of getting caught by the hardcore police officer Vivek Oberoi waiting for them outside of the bank. The trailers also reveal that how things are not working according to plans and they were in chaos and just want to get out of everything without getting caught' In addition, they have also caught some peoples inside the bank as a hostage which include a housewife, bank manager, Chef and rapper Baba Sehgal.
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