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Canonized as the "plain man's philosopher" and the "defender of common sense" G. E. Moore is one of the most influential philosophers of the twentieth century. But Moore's role as Bloombury's prophet has remained a mystery. How could the "plain man's philosopher" influence those legendary members of the Bloomsbury group-Lytton Strachey and John Maynard Keynes, for example-who could never be characterized as plain men? With this book, well-known contemporary philosopher Tom Regan solves the mystery. Relying on Moore's published and unpublished work, Regan traces the development of Moore's moral philsophy up to and through his seminal work, Principa Ethica (1903). Regan offers a radical reinterpretation of Principa. Contrary to the standard interpretation, that work's central theme is the liberation of the individual, not dreary conformity to the rules of conventional morality. The Bloomsberries lived Moore's philosophy-the same philosophy subsequent generations have misunderstood. At once literary and scholarly, Bloomsbury's Prophet challenges received opinions not only about Principa and Moore but about Bloomsbury itself.
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GENE FRANCIS STUART, Petitioner,v.GREG FISHER, Warden of the Idaho CAPITAL CASE Maximum Security Institution, Department of Correction, State of Idaho, Respondent.
B. LYNN WINMILL, Chief District Judge.
Pending before the Court in this capital habeas matter are several procedural motions. (Dkts. 137, 139, 141.) Having considered the parties' arguments, the Court finds that oral argument is unnecessary and enters the following Order.
After a jury trial in 1982, Gene Francis Stuart was convicted of first-degree murder and was sentenced to death. The Idaho Supreme Court affirmed the judgment on direct appeal. State v. Stuart , 715 P.2d 833 (Idaho 1986), affirmed after rehearing , 715 P.2d at 897. In 1986 and 1988, Mr. Stuart pursued two post-conviction actions in state court. During the mid-1990s, Mr. Stuart also filed a motion for relief from judgment.
Mr. Stuart began this federal habeas corpus action in January 2002. The case was stayed in November 2002 to permit him to attempt exhaustion of some of his claims in the state court system. (Dkt. 26.) Mr. Stuart returned to state court and filed a third petition for post-conviction relief. In 2007, the state district court dismissed the petition as untimely under the special post-conviction rules for capital cases. See Idaho Code § 19-2719. The Idaho Supreme Court dismissed the appeal, concluding that all claims were procedurally barred by the statute. Stuart v. State , 232 P.3d 813, 820 (Idaho 2010).
Also pending in state court at the same time was another successive collateral action containing multiple claims based on Ring v. Arizona , 536 U.S. 584 (2002). The district court's dismissal of that action was affirmed by the Idaho Supreme Court in Rhoades, et al. v. State , 233 P.3d 61 (Idaho 2010).
After the Court received notice that the state court actions were completed, Mr. Stuart was given a deadline for the filing of "an amended petition for writ of habeas corpus, if any." (Dkt. 69.) Mr. Stuart filed an Amended Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus on June 15, 2011. (Dkt. 78.)
Respondent responded to the Amended Petition by filing a "Motion to Dismiss Procedurally Defaulted Claims, " brought under Rules 7.1(b)(1) and 9.2(h)(3)(A) of the Local Rules of Civil Procedure for the District of Idaho. As a result of the Motion, some of Mr. Stuart's claims were determined to be procedurally defaulted, but they were not dismissed at that time, pending further briefing on cause and prejudice. (Dkt. 126.)
A Scheduling Order was issued on November 20, 2012, requiring an answer to be filed within 90 days, and motions for new evidentiary development within 45 days. (Dkt. 127.) The Answer was filed on April 16, 2013. (Dkt. 138.) Mr. Stuart filed his Motion for Leave to Amend Petitioner's Amended Petition or for Alternative Relief on May 5, 2013, within 21 days after the filing of the Answer.
Because of the unsettled nature of the law governing amendments in the habeas corpus context, Mr. Stuart filed a motion seeking leave to file a second amended petition "as a matter of course" (which, by definition, is an amendment that does not require leave), and alternatively seeking permission to file a motion for leave to amend (which also ordinarily does not require leave). (Dkt. 139.) In his Reply, Mr. Stuart seems to abandon the request to file a motion for leave to amend and simply asks for leave to amend, arguing that the liberal amendment standard of law for leave to amend has been met, and providing the proposed amendment in an attachment. (Dkt. 142.)
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Yesterday, I worked from 9:30AM to nearly 9:30PM checking my work for accuracy. When I finished (ring the bell, I'm dun dun dun dun!!!!), I went straight into thinking mode. I wondered why I worked so hard. My first thought was the tag along the right side called "asylum." Then I thought about drive and what makes a person driven. Without looking at any research on the topic, here's what I came up with. To be driven to meet a goal a person needs:
1. A specific goal - With nothing to work toward, your efforts are scattered versus focused.
2. Belief that you can meet this goal - I call this mental toughness. Marathoners say this is a huge part of their runs.
3. A realistic goal - If the goal is unreachable, it's not going to happen.
4. An important goal - The goal must be important to the person.
6. A deadline - This is what pushes a person toward a goal at a faster rate than they would normally move.
I still have questions. Why is this article so important to me? Why did I push myself to finish it all in one intense chunk of time? The editor didn't give me a deadline, I gave myself one.
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-Unhappy people were also more likely to feel that they have unwanted extra time on their hands (51 percent) compared to very happy people (19 percent) and to feel rushed for time (35 percent vs. 23 percent). Having too much time and no clear way to fill it was the bigger burden of the two.-TV and addiction: The short, temporary pleasure of television can be likened to addiction: "Addictive activities produce momentary pleasure and long-term misery and regret," he says. "People most vulnerable to addiction tend to be socially or personally disadvantaged. For this kind of person, TV can become a kind of opiate in a way. It's habitual, and tuning in can be an easy way of tuning out."
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kristiolsonjones ,I liked it okay but the kids and husband did not. It wasn't great. The cheese was not the normal Mac and cheese flavor. I won't make it again.
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3 Tbsp chocolate chips (optional)
Some nuts (optional)
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Thank you for having my stickers in your video. They were old ones but thanks anyway. Keep it up.
Hey my name's August and I find what you're doing incredibly interesting and I love the whole idea. I have been photographing and stealing stickers in San Francisco for about the past three years and have built up quite a collection of mostly photos. I'd love to share them with you so please email me as soon as you can!
-Fellow street art documenter.
Come to London, I'll give you some great stickers. Then I'll punch you in the cock for stealing street art, then I'll punch you in the cock again for your fashion sense then I'd probably kick you in the bollocks for that beard. As a parting gift I'd probably punch you in the cock a final time just because it'd make me laugh.
Let me know when you wanna meet up
Get a life, asshole.
Slaptaggers hate you and don't say shit like that!!! Steal is bad in every way and if you want to be helpful put your hands in your ass while you see a sticker, and admire it at least. If people want stickers they should by them and not pay you to steal them! We put a lot of hours, passion and money into this and you ask for money???? Are you serious?????? Go fuck yourself, douche.
great project. keep it up. maybe you'll archive a st stupid sticker one day. as seen in VIGALANTE VIGALANTE. see you at the parade?
Hey there!
I met you a while back when my good friend Heather was in town, we ended up having a semi- successful adventure in frisco together, going to art stores and starbucks. I just found your card in one of my jackets so I figured I'd leave a lil' message and say hello. Hopefully I'll get to see you again one day!
Hi John,
Great to meet you last month while walking outside on the first night of APE. Great site!
Great to have met you at Tony's in Mendocino County. Love the work you are doing. Sweet man.
Greetings from sunny York in the old U K .. You sound a real nutter and as the world could do with as many as possible, I thought I would send you a little encouragement! I have a similar project going here … similar but not quite the same … and it is interesting for me to see how you do things. I try and confine myself to just one copy of each sticker design and so accumulate quite a few spares. If the occasional packet of my cast-offs would be of interest I would be happy to swap a few though I would need a snail-mail address for you. I do not have any of my "collection" on the computer for you to see … ( I am not keen on computers and this e-mail is something of a rarity!! ..) but I have photo copies and such. In any case I wish you success. Keep up the good work and pay no attention to the rather aggressive comments that have been left on your site. Cheers
Hi i was like you back in the 90s in SF with my scraper blade! I can so relate! I stopped stealing stickers, but in the year my love for them has rekindled! Now i just take pictures of them & post them on Instagram! You can follow me at @rewolf1945 to see all the slaps ive flicke in the last year!


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An early start to get to the Ampolla golf club house for this Sunday's first Eucharist, on a bright cool morning. The roads were quiet, and this time I didn't miss my hard to identify turn-off point. During the service, we gave thanks for Robert and Gerda's 65th wedding anniversary, and I gave them a special nuptial blessing at the end of the service. I've been invited to their party at the club house this Tuesday morning. There were sixteen of us again, and this time, we finished early enough for me to be able to join the congregation for a coffee on the terrace before driving back to Vinaros for the second service with the same number in the congregation.
Celebrating with Robert and Gerda reminds me that our golden wedding anniversary party is now only three weeks away. I remember attending my Kimber grandparents' golden wedding anniversary party when I was eleven, wearing my new Pengam Grammar School uniform for the first time at a family do. My Harris grandparents on my mother's side didn't have such a party that I recall, but their photo appeared in the local newspaper in Burton on Trent, where they lived until illness and infirmity brought them down to live out the rest of their days with us in South Wales, cared for by my mother in our mining valleys terraced house.
Grandma Harris had a not too serious stroke, but it meant she was no longer able to look after my grandfather. He'd lost a leg through an uncontrolled diabetes infection. She lived only a few weeks after the move. I suspect the stress of having to give up her home and her independence was too much for her. He lived a couple of years longer bed-ridden in our front room. It's no wonder that my mother also had a stroke several years after her father died. Her life was also made very stressful by the burden of caring for the infirm, and no doubt diet, and the fact that the men in the household were smokers also played its part.
Having said that, my only grandparent to survive into his nineties living independently at home, was Grandpa Kimber, who not only smoked a pipe and cigars for much of his life, but even grew his own tobacco in his back-yard greenhouse. Does anyone fully understand the interplay of nature versus nurture, constitution versus environment, in determining our length of days?
Clare was up in Kenilworth this weekend, and Friday night went with the family to see the Royal Shakespeare Company's new production of 'Midsummer Night's Dream' in Stratford. She was full of praise for it when we talked on Skype after her return. Missing events of this kind is the price I have to pay for being here, unfortunately.


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Missing poll option: get physicians properly trained on the use of their system. It has always been strange to me that physicians train in their specialty for 10+ years, yet they won't spend even a month training on how to use one of their most important tools…
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Lockheed Martin lays off 200 IT employees in preparing for the $5 billion merger of its IT business with Leidos.
It's called a merger rather than an acquisition because the companies are using a tricky Reverse Morris Trust so Lockheed can exit the IT business without paying taxes on its gain. A company creates a subsidiary, the subsidiary merges with another company to form a new company, and the new company then issues at least 50 percent of shares back to the original company's shareholders.
Reader Comments
From Madison: "Re: Nordic. No more word of what happened with the Drew Madden sexual harassment and retaliation charges, but it looks like Nordic wanted a change. First they brought in a new CEO, moving Drew to president. Now he seems to be gone — he is no longer referenced on their page." The LinkedIn profile of former Nordic President Drew Madden shows he left the company this month, with a tagline he added saying, "Honored and blessed to have worked for THE BEST company in the business!" A former marketing VP filed a complaint in 2014 against Nordic with Madison, Wisconsin's Equal Opportunity Division, claiming she was fired for complaining about suggestive texts sent her by Madden, while Nordic says the VP willingly participated in such attention, their banter was lighthearted and not unusual for co-workers, and she was fired for poor performance. You can read what he said and she said.
From Finally: "Re: Epic. Heard they're on a hiring freeze for roles they have been continually hiring for (implementation, development, etc.) for years. Seems like they overstaffed with optimistic thoughts of government deals." Unverified.
From Ben: "Re: Vail Valley Medical Center. Therapist steals medical records." The Colorado hospital will inform 3,100 patients that a former physical therapist copied their medical records onto a thumb drive before leaving to join a new employer. The hospital says it has since added restrictions on how employees can copy patient files and adds that police are investigating.
HIStalk Announcements and Requests
It was nearly an even split between poll respondents who would be concerned about their privacy if they were being treated for depression by an EHR-using provider. Some respondents commented that the real problem is the perception of mental health issues as a personal weakness. Tami summarizes well in saying, "Depression and mental needs to be treated more along the lines of cancer. If you can get help before it progresses too far, treatment can be easier and perhaps quicker. If you wait too long, it can be a death sentence. There are risks with every piece of data that leaves you."
New poll to your right or here: what is the best answer for reducing the time doctors spend entering data into EHRs?
We fulfilled the DonorsChoose grant request of Ms. Hamilton, whose Arizona special education middle school class asked for timers, books, and math games. She reports that the students are now competitively playing multiplication bingo and challenge themselves to beat the clock in completing their assignments.
Also checking in is Mrs. Bierhals, whose Pennsylvania second grade class received programmable robot kits and an iPad Mini. She says, "The children have been using the items from the minute we received them. We have managed to build all the robots and programmed them to run on different frequencies. Since the weather is starting to break, we are planning on having Robot Races outside for the end of the year. Now we have to work on their driving skills."
I think we're entering the summer health IT doldrums, at least as evidenced by the paucity of significant, interesting news items.
I wasn't much of a Prince fan, but like a lot of people who are jarred into paying attention only after someone famous dies, I'm learning what I've missed in appreciating 2004 video of an ultra-cool Prince leading a supergroup with his scorching guitar solo on "While My Guitar Gently Weeps."
Comcast, the "Most-Hated Company in America" that provides around half of the residential broadband connections in the US (under the Xfinity name) where many of its customers don't have an alternative, finds a loophole around net neutrality to try to protect its cable and content businesses against cord-cutters who decide they only need a Roku box running Netflix or Hulu. The company is rolling out Internet usage caps that work like cell phone data plans in charging customers extra if they run over Comcast's limit. Use of Comcast's own Stream TV service doesn't count since technically it uses Comcast's wire but not the Internet, putting Netflix at a huge disadvantage. Comcast says the change is about fairness since customers who use less data pay less, but that's not exactly true – nobody pays less and the best you can hope is to not get dinged extra for the same service. Complaints suggest that people are avoiding buying houses in areas where Comcast is the only source of Internet connectivity. Please, Google, put fiber everywhere.
Last Week's Most Interesting News
- Maine becomes the second state to mandate electronic prescribing of narcotics.
- Patient privacy finally trumps the demand for medical reality TV as New York-Presbyterian pays $2.2 million to settle HIPAA charges that it provided patient information to TV crews.
- Parrish Medical Center (FL) says its IT payments spat with McKesson is endangering patients as the company stops providing drug database updates and threatens to pull its entire product line from the hospital.
- The federal government launches a criminal probe of Theranos.
- Court filings of MetroChicago HIE's lawsuit against the defunct HIE vendor Sandlot Solutions show the HIE desperately trying to restore its Sandlot-housed data before the company closed its doors for good.
- Canada's Alberta Health Services says it will RFP a new system, expecting to spend at least $316 million to replace 1,300 mostly non-interoperable systems whose purchase it subsidized.
- A Wisconsin jury awards Epic $940 million in its trade secrets lawsuit against India-based Tata Group.
- VA CIO LaVerne Council hints that the VA plans to built a VistA replacement instead of buying a commercial product, telling Congress that a working prototype of a product she likens to Facebook and Google will be ready within a few months. She also confirms that she has placed the VA's $624 million patient scheduling system contract with Leidos and Epic on hold while they test a homegrown product that will cost only one-tenth as much.
April 26 (Tuesday) 1:00 ET. "Provider-Led Care Management: Trends and Opportunities in a Growing Market. "Sponsored by HIStalk. Presenter: Matthew Guldin, analyst, Chilmark Research. This webinar will provide a brief overview and direction of the provider-led care management market. It will identify the types of vendors in this market, their current and longer-term challenges, product capabilities, partnership activity, and market dynamics that influence adoption. It will conclude with an overview of key factors for vendors and solutions moving forward.
May 5 (Thursday) 2:00 ET. "Reducing CAUTI and Improving Early Sepsis Detection Through Clinical Process Measurement." Sponsored by LogicStream. Presenters: Jen Biltoft, director of quality improvement, SCL Health; Marla Bare, EHR architect, SCL Health. This webinar will describe how SCL Health reduced catheter-associated urinary tract infections by 30 percent in just three months through clinical process measurement. The SCL Health presenters will also share their plans for applying a similar process to the early detection of sepsis.
Contact Lorre for webinar services. Past webinars are on our HIStalk webinars YouTube channel.
Several CNET editors who bought Apple Watches but then stopped wearing them say it doesn't really do anything useful, its apps are lame, it's easier to just pull out a phone, and it's too complicated. Even Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak isn't impressed:
I worry a little bit about — I mean I love my Apple Watch, but it's taken us into a jewelry market where you're going to buy a watch between $500 or $1,100 based on how important you think you are as a person. The only difference is the band in all those watches. Twenty watches from $500 to $1,100. The band's the only difference? Well this isn't the company that Apple was originally, or the company that really changed the world a lot.
A JAMIA article says hospitals should not prohibit testing in their EHR's production environment because test environments can't perfectly mimic the live system's interfaces and realistic patient data. I ran a poll in February at the suggestion of Dean Sittig, one of the authors, and 15 percent of respondents said they never allow creating test patients in production. The article offers these tips:
- Test software changes in the test environment first, then enable the change in production for a small group of testers if possible.
- Use distinctive names for test patients in the production environment, using a consistent prefix such as" ZZZtestingBWH345, OneTest" rather than cute names like "Santa Claus" or names like "Test" that actually exist as real patient names.
- Create specific user accounts for testers and lock them out of making changes to non-test patients if possible, auditing their transactions to make sure they are performing only approved work.
- Train downstream personnel on how to respond when they see the results of test patient transactions and notify them before testing starts.
- Filter test patients from reports and data extracts.
The death of Prince at 57 caused folks to look back on a year-old research paper that analyzed the deaths of US pop musicians, finding that they die nearly 20 years younger than the rest of us, with the most common age at death being 56. The author even looked at deaths by musical genre, finding that gospel singers had a better quality of life while rappers are nine times more likely to die by homicide than the average person. Metal and punk performers were much more likely die by accident or to commit suicide.
The Rochester, MN paper notes that Mayo Clinic has nicknamed its Epic project Plummer to honor internist and endocrinologist Henry Plummer, MD, who created Mayo's practice model in 1910. He also developed the clinic's "one patient, one record" paper records system and the pneumatic tube delivery system to deliver them (it was the interoperability API of its time). Apparently he was well compensated (or well inherited) since he built Plummer House, his 300-foot-long, five-story family Tudor estate on 65 acres that features 49 rooms, 10 bathrooms, and nine bedrooms. His mark as an innovator carried over into the design of Plummer House, which when completed in 1924 had a central vacuum system, underground sprinklers, a security system, garage door openers, a heated pool, and the city's first gas furnace.
Here's the first of three "2016 HIS Vendor Review" summaries from Vince Ciotti and Susan Pouzar of HIS Professionals.
Imprivata creates a pretty funny video urging hospitals to "ditch your page boy." I noticed immediately that for both patients pictured, their vital signs monitors are working great despite not being attached to them (perhaps there's a wireless innovation there as well) and that the guy's IV drip is not actually dripping into him. I noticed a few other mistakes at re-creating a hospital room – do you?
Sponsor Updates
- T-System will exhibit at ILHIMA Annual Meeting April 28-30 in Tinley Park, IL.
- Verisk Health's Sam Stearns and Molly Grimes contribute an article to Employee Benefit News on optimizing the value of maternity care.
- Huron Consulting Group will exhibit at the Association of Information and Image Management Conference April 26-28 in New Orleans.
- ZeOmega will host its Connections 16 client conference May 2-4 in Dallas.
- Xerox will host a Google+ Hangout on population heath management May 5 at 1pm ET.
- YourCareUniverse publishes a new white paper, "Addressing the Rise of Healthcare Consumerism & The New Marketing Reality."
- ZirMed will exhibit at the Radiology Business Management Association Summit April 24-26 in Colorado Springs, CO.
Blog Posts
- NHS Tackles Patient Flow Challenges (TeleTracking)
- Value Based Healthcare: Valuable or Valueluess? (VitalHealth Software)
- VitalWare and Local Charity Come Together to Give Back (VitalWare)
- Riding the Third Wave of Automation (Voalte)
- Trouble with the Cost Curve (West Corp.)
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Next up Forest welcome the boys from sunny Bournemouth to the City Ground for yet another vital encounter for both sides. This time last year the two sides met in similar circumstances, as The Cherries were fighting for their lives and The Reds were chasing the outside chance of a playoff place.
With three games remaining, Bristol City refuse to put us out of our misery and take second place. Forest need maximum points from the final three games and also have to hope that City cave in under the pressure in order to maintain their slimmest of slim hopes for automatic promotion. Bournemouth will also be wanting a result, as they sit just five points above the drop zone in 18th place not quite safe yet.
The Cherries have done well against us in the recent past. Both of last seasons games ended 1-1, whilst earlier this season The Cherries spanked us 2-0, to start the slump that caused so much damage to our promotion hopes. For this reason alone I would like to see us turn them over, but as we all know it's hard to predict what NFFC will turn up.
Calderwood was today buoyed by the news that Sammy Clingan could be back in time for the dreaded playoffs and recalled Felix Bastians from his loan spell at the Gills. He should be in the squad to face Bournemouth.
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Nottingham Forest Team News:
Bastians will probably make the bench to add some much needed support to our short in numbers attack.
Calderwood will wait and see if Wes Morgan will be fit enough as he is carrying an ankle injury. Lewis McGugan should now be fully recovered from his dead leg that seemed to be still troubling him in the Brentford game. Other than that Forest's injuries are the same as before with Agogo, Tyson and Dobie still out.
Player to watch: Lewis McGugan
Fans have come to expect a lot from the youngster and he has not been found wanting. Still to get into double figures with his appearances the local lad has made a massive impact in his short spell in the side. A good eye for goal and a lethal right foot, the lad from Long Eaton has a long future ahead of him.
Bournemouth Team News:
The Cherries are in fine form at the moment and held Swansea to a 1-1 draw last week. Injuries are taking there toll as with all sides at this stage of the season. The eternally injured Darren Anderton looks a major doubt with a groin strain, but keeper Neil Moss should recover from an ankle knock and they will give as much time as possible to defender Josh Gowling who had a suspected broken thumb.
Player to watch: James Hayter
Whilst David McGoldrick is stealing the headlines at the moment, with 6 goals since his loan from Southampton, Reds fans will need no introduction to Jamie Hayter. Although the striker has only hit 9 goals this campaign, he managed 20 last year and ran the Reds defence ragged in both games.
Match Facts & Stats
Seven meetings between the sides have seen Forest win 3, draw 2 and lose 2.
Match Prediction:
What goes around comes around, so this time it's misery for Bournemouth with a Cherry on top. 3-1 to the good guys.
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Tag Archives: Book Trailers
Book Trailer Boot Camp: From Storyboard to Film Festival
(written by Kerri Geppert, Central M.S. of Science) Book trailers are almost as popular today as movie trailers. They provide an excellent venue to create interest in books as well as providing an alternative to the traditional book report. This session … Continue reading
Online Tools Shared @ AKLA
(written by Paige Merriam) Animoto is a FREE and easy online video app that would make great book trailers. Animoto is fairly user-friendly and uses music. It is especially helpful to kids for learning genres and what kind of mood they … Continue reading
Online Resources Shared at AKLA
(written by Karla Barkman) Wegivebooks.org – Thanks to Dona Helmer, state school librarian of the year, for this idea. This website is sponsored by the Penguin Group and the Pearson Foundation. It provides a way to earn print copies of books … Continue reading
Google Search Stories – A "New" Twist on Digital Storytelling
While searching for a book trailer, I encountered a Google Search Story for Chester by Melanie Watt, and that led me to the Youtube above, a tutorial, and the site to create my own. To post, you'll need a google … Continue reading
AASL 2011 Conference Favorites From a Novice Attendee
(Written by Machelle Kelchner, Orion Elementary) How does one summarize an amazing conference like this year's AASL "Turning the Page"? That has been my quandary as I've contemplated what to share with fellow AKASL members. For a first time attendee, the experience … Continue reading
AASL 2011: Meet Author Marci Peschke
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Fantasyland or a Fair Go? Michael Marmot on QandA
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Did Tony Jones and the Q and A team really mean to send this message about Indigenous health?
As Q and A wrapped up on Monday night, one particularly poignant tweet caught my eye. "Just tells you how much we don't matter." It was one of a series of tweets from a Wiradjuri woman, Kath... Read more
Some important questions about health policy and the federal election (aka your #qanda cheat sheet)
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So we shop around for safe cars. We care about how good our doctors are. Why do people always seem to go with the el cheapo airfrare? Why do people always think every airline is the same when it comes to safety? Wouldn't you like to fly with airline crews and mechanics that are well paid and happy?
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How sad! In a long-anticipated move, the Estee Lauder Cos. Inc. said Thursday it will shut down wholesale distribution of its 30-year-old Prescriptives brand by Jan. 31. Products will continue to be available through the brands web site for consumers needing replenishment, until supplies run out.
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Well... Not really. Today is Saturday. We made it to the airport, thanks to my parents. They picked us up and dropped us off, and took our dog to their house. Such a huge help!
We got through security, ate lunch at Chili's - and were off!
The 8 hour flight went well. We watched about 4 movies each, listened to some music, ate dinner and breakfast... and squirmed in our seats.
But we made it! We arrived at 5:30am on Sunday (Amsterdam time - which was 11:30pm back home).
So technically... That's all I have to write for Saturday!
Things I am thankful for today:
1. Good night's sleep on Friday - made Saturday easier.
2. We were packed and ready to go Saturday morning!
3. A relaxed morning at home before heading to the airport.
4. My family's basketball tourney pool. The smack talk is too funny.
5. Mom and Dad - for taking us to the airport - HUGE help!
6. Mom and Dad - for taking care of our dog, Bailey. Another HUGE help!
7. Easy security at the airport.
8. A good lunch at Chili's. (And a good seat for people watching in the airport!)
9. The hubby and I travel well together and have fun doing it.
10. A safe flight. All good.
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A couple of days ago we get a campus message saying that they are facilitating the UIDAI (Unique Identification Authority of India) in the process of issuing unique identification numbers to each of us. Long sentence but grammatically correct. We try and see what it means.
"What is unique about this scheme?" we wonder. What is different about this from the five census and one electoral identification schemes each year.
"Don't you know?" says one smart, techie prof from Mechanical Engineering. "They are going to scan your retina. It's amazing technology. All the big IT and company guys are keen on this. Think of the cost! Amazing!"
"Yes!" say some others enthusiastically. "And you will be fingerprinted. And thumb printed as well!"
Well, it sounds only marginally worse than applying for a U.S. or U.K. visa, so we shuffle along to the large lecture hall, where we find fifty candidates already seated ahead of us, with that determined look on their faces we see in people who are waiting for an examination. Well, we shuffle some more, look at each other and ask, "Is it worth it?"
Outside, the sun is shining and some protesting students are making paper planes out of the UIDAI forms and throwing them about. They are not doing a very good job of this as the planes are not flying at all but falling flat on their noses. Inside, there are murmurs of how this scheme will usher in a new way of dealing with things, all high tech and fancy sounding.
We look at each other once more and then someone else enters. We immediately sit down for fear of losing our seats. And then we wait - and wait and wait. And curse, silently at first and less silently as minutes go by. Each person is taking twenty minutes on average, and there are still forty five fellows and dames waiting; only one man to check the identification details and the place closes at 8 p.m. Plenty of time for that mental math.
"Don't worry," I say to my husband, who has already made two trips to his lab and back, "I think that man will start rushing around tea time. Meanwhile, let me go home and cook dinner."
I go home and return with a racy novel and a bottle of water and take my seat. My neighbour is fidgeting now and all of a sudden the big table in front is buzzing with low level sounds and people. My neighbour is fretting; swiftly he stands up and yells,"Move those people away from that table. Hey you! Security! Get them away. We have all been waiting here!" Heads turn and people strangely slink away from the table. Security man, who is just a normal looking guy like us, sits down at the table pretending to keep an eye on things. My neighbour (a prof.) says, "See- all these forms- these people have been slipping them in without waiting." I frown and nod in support. Then we wait some more.
Finally, after shuffling, row by row, we reach the front. My husband looks at me, "Did you bring the bank details?"
"That is optional," I reply. "We are not submitting them."
We look at the line of people with documents in their hands- phone bills, gas connections, bank statements, passport, driving license, school leaving certificates, ration cards and maybe other stuff too. We look at each other. My husband rushes out, back home, to get some more papers.
The line crawls along. My husband returns in the nick of time. I open my bag and check my passport. It has expired! I have brought my old one! Anyway, all they need is a driving license, I say to myself. And then, we are on stage!!!
Hah! It only takes us five minutes, and that too because I show only my driving license at first. "Passport is preferable," says the man and I take it out like an automaton. He looks at it in the same way, there is so much data to note that he does not see that it is the old one. Anyway. We realize that many people before us had not filled in the forms and so maybe it takes them longer. Maybe they write in a more meticulous way than we have done. Anyway, step one is over. We leave only to realize that we both have the same UID number. Unique?
Behind me is an elderly guy and a very pregnant lady, still managing to sit and wait. Now the solitary man on the table decides that he is thirsty and needs to take a tea break.
We shuffle upstairs and by this time we are tired and thirsty too. Upstairs there is a false ceiling and the room is hot. My husband waits in line while I lounge on the roof above the ladies toilet and kitchen disposal area. It smells not so good, but at least I get some oxygen. I open my book and read and keep reading till it is dark and I cannot see the words clearly. My husband calls on the cell phone. Oh, the wonders of technology! I go back inside and wait a little more.
Eventually I reach the scanning counter. I check the data and again show my driving license and passport and it is over. Almost! We need to check if my husband and I have been given the same Unique Identification Number. We ask the man. Fortunately the place where UID is supposed to be written is only the verification number, which is common for us. The actual UID is different. This is a relief otherwise we would have to shuffle back down.
There is a small space left unfilled on the form. It is mandatory only for children below the age of six and asks for the names of their parents and spouses. However, it seems that we must all fill it in. We do the needful and oblige. And finally, all is done. We leave with a small print out, a promise of glorious things to come- now we can open a bank account easily because we have proved that we are Indian and moreover, we live in India! What better way to show this than the UIDAI card? And if someone doubts us, they just have to look into our eyes and see that we are telling the truth.


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1 - Of Nooism
Nooism isn't a philosophy. It is a tool which facilitates a philosophy.
Nooism is about the brain. What we are and what we do is of the brain. There isn't anything else.
It is amazing how most people are reluctant to accept that it is their brain which thinks. Granted they are open to the idea that responses to external stimuli occurs in the brain, but thoughts that are presumed to be of a higher level must come from elsewhere.
Nooism posits that all thinking is within the brain. There is no consciousness that is outside the brain.


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College Admissions Expert Elizabeth Levine: Preparing for College Visits
How do I prepare for a campus college visit?
It's summer and if you are an upcoming senior in high school, go out there and visit college's! There's nothing that replaces visiting a campus to gain perspective on how you feel and fit into a college's environment. You need to prepare so see below for a few tips on what you should do prior to going on your road trip to visit college's that you are interested in.
+ Do your research so you can be educated on the school's environment, programs of study they have to offer as well as organizations and activities they offer.
+ Prepare a list of questions you have for this school that are personal to you and what you are looking for.
+ Find out if this school requires or suggests interviews from their applicants and set up an interview date and time before you go.
+ If you are interviewing, prepare by reviewing potential questions and how you would answer them.
+ Bring a checklist of what you want to see while you are there and who you would like to speak with, a notebook and a pen. Take notes! You think you will remember everything from your visit but trust me, one college blends into another.
+ Take photographs! This will also help you remember the school.
Stay tuned for our next Signature College Counseling college admissions tip on what to look for when you are on your visit. If you have any questions about the college admissions process or the above information please do not hesitate to contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone, 845.551.6946.
Elizabeth Levine
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A message from CEO John Gillett.
As we leave summer and head towards the winter weather, I would like to take this opportunity to reflect on what has happened over the past few months.
Albany and Maylands were successfully re-accredited with Maylands receiving two recommendations for better practice submissions; Fall
Management Practice and Customer Service Officer. Congratulations to Peggy Winston, Albany Facility Manager, and Liz Ennis, Maylands Facility
Manager, and all the staff at both facilities for a wonderful outcome.
As indicated in our previous newsletter Craigcare has a number of exciting new projects underway. We were successful in the recent Age Care Allocation
Round and were awarded in excess of 300 new places for projects at Albany, Maylands and Ascot.
Over the next 3-5 years we plan to:
- Redevelop Albany into a new 140 place nursing home and approximately 60 independent living units.
- Redevelop Maylands into a new 140 place nursing home with approximately 40 independent living units.
- Build a new 139 place nursing home and 58 independent living units at Ascot in WA.
- Extensively refurbish Craigcare Mornington with a new kitchen, laundry and dining rooms, in addition for new ensuites for each of the multi bedded rooms.
- Undertake a 36 bed extension at our Plumpton Villa facility.
Recently we recruited two new architects to assist with the delivery of these major projects. I will provide further updates as construction works commences at each of these projects.
In addition we have now entered into contract to provide an entirely new fully integrated IT system for the Group. The new IT system is expected to
take 12 months to be implemented.
These initiatives will keep each of the corporate offices extremely busy over the next 12 to 24 months.
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China's Growth Is Slowing – 4 Ways to Find Opportunity Among Global UncertaintyNovember 17, 2014The honeymoon is over. Reports by the IMF tell us that growth in China and other emerging markets will wane over the next several years. Meanwhile, emerging markets as a whole have become dominant players, accounting for over half the world's GDP this year based on purchasing power. Global commerce relies heavily on emerging regions to consume and supply goods. What will the slowing growth of emerging markets mean for supply chains?
Pinned Hopes and Great ExpectationsAccording to a recent Accenture study, leading companies with successful supply chains have, until now, enjoyed growth of up to 20% in emerging markets. The majority of businesses, however, have struggled – only 4 in 10 say their supply chain organizations are exceeding expectations in emerging markets. Now, with declining growth on the horizon, prospects will be even shakier. Still, emerging regions appear tempting – the study notes that 68% of executives plan on investing at least $20 million in emerging markets over the next 2 years. For that kind of investment to pay off, it's crucial companies learn to deal with changing market dynamics.
Be Prepared for VolatilityIt's important to develop a supply chain robust enough to handle shocks and unpredictable events, whether they come in the form of political conflicts, natural disasters, or volatile markets. Executives questioned in the Accenture study cited "high variability in demand" as a top factor for why their supply chain organizations have struggled in emerging markets. The other key factors were lengthy, difficult to manage supply chains and the misalignment of expectations due to cultural differences. How did leaders manage to enjoy growth in the face of such odds?
The study showed leaders do four things well:
- Use a mixed approach to support the supply chain. Leaders were able to leverage their existing operations to their advantage, invest in regional assets, and hire local talent to oversee operations.
- Focus on quality and market knowledge. Understand a market's culture and ways of doing business first. Then make differentiated quality a key metric to drive operations.
- Invest in technology that can increase efficiency, flexibility, and improve decision-making. 73% of leaders use technology extensively to support their efforts in emerging markets while 57% plan to invest in analytics and intelligence over the next two years to continue success.
- Invest aggressively in constantly improving supply chain operations to keep up with market dynamics. Market leaders were more likely to invest more than $40 million over the next two years to drive operational excellence and expand their physical infrastructure.
What these actions boil down to is staying ahead of volatility by being actively invested in your supply chain operations. Businesses that don't leverage easily accessible and deployable technology that can provide detailed insight into their supply chains will find themselves particularly vulnerable to shocks in a slowing global economy. Companies will need visibility and rapid communication across the entire supply chain to adjust quickly to sudden changes in market demand. Cloud technology platforms are the best way to maintain competitive advantage while reducing infrastructure costs. While it's true that you can't always dictate outcomes, you can control how you respond to a situation. For businesses seeking success in emerging markets the honeymoon might be over, but the long-haul marriage can still be completely worth it.


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I had ordered a Samsung 9000 mAh power bank from www.bookmyoffer.com having reference number 080467794585323. I got a faulty product in delivery.When I tried to contact their customer care helpline no(+91-124-6688112), and mail id ([email protected]) not getting any response from their side.
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It's a little after 10:00 p.m. and we want to get home after a long day of volleyball matches. Heather loads up the GPS and taps on current location in the start field and our hand-held tells us that we're on an unknown road. After a few minutes it finds us and we're on our way.
Here are some of the things I'd like to see in the next version but doubt that they'll get implemented:
Turn-By-Turn. As cool as the radiating little blue dot is on the purple road is, this is the most requested. Touching the phone could be seen as texting and get you a ticket. My friend got a warning so it does happen. Version 3.0 maybe :)
Next waypoint signal. This would let us know via some sound or vibration that we were approaching, and let me know the distance. Maybe allow me set the distance.
Re-calculate route. We missed our turn, or needed to stop somewhere off the route. Let me get back on track.
ETA Display. This would be for fun and the it would show based on our current speed what our ETA is. Either setting average speed or actual would be nice. A setting or toggle would suffice. As it is, the display says something like, "1 hour 45 minutes with traffic." "@78 mph: 1 hr 12 min."
What do you want to see?
Life goes by so fast...need to take a few seconds to write down and remember experiences that make me the person I am.
It's Final
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Starting New Business
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1. For the Activities
The St. Petersburg/Clearwater area offers much more than sand in your sandals. If you want to kick your vacation into high gear, try windsurfing or kiteboarding the area's magnificent waters, or take to the air for an unforgettable parasailing experience.
Move the adventure down to earth to dig in and play beach volleyball, go camping or even meet the movie star dolphin, Winter, at Clearwater Marine Aquarium.
Margaritas in the sand more your style? Enjoy one of St. Pete/Clearwater's many weathered beach bars. Cheers to that!
2. For the Shopping Take a walk down St. Pete's Corey Avenue and discover what locals and visitors have loved for over six decades. You'll find this historic district overflowing with a variety of funky specialty shops, galleries and more. Plan to get lost while exploring what St. Pete/Clearwater has to offer on land.
3. For the 5-Star Treatment If you're looking to sit in the lap of luxury, stay at the classic, Gatsby-era Loews Don CeSar Hotel, affectionately known as the Pink Palace. The beautiful TradeWinds Island Resorts offer two luxurious beachfront properties with full-service amenities. Opening in February 2016, Opal Sands Resort on Clearwater Beach, brings a new level of sophistication with a sleek, mid-century beachfront vibe.
Or, if you're looking to feel the nostalgic Old Florida vibe, there are plenty of motels and inns sprinkled throughout the city styled in everything from vintage motor court to Space Age modern. The five-star treatment doesn't end with accommodations. In St. Pete/Clearwater you can even dine at the best at The Mill in downtown St. Pete, named the state's top new restaurant in Florida Trend's coveted Golden Spoon Awards for 2016.
4. For the Art
Take a break from the beach to soak up the many unique and acclaimed cultural attractions. The Dalí Museum in downtown St. Pete has one of the largest, most comprehensive collections of work by the famed Spanish surrealist.
There are always new and exciting special exhibits, music series, children's activities and events. Don't miss Disney and Dalí: Architects of the Imagination at the museum through June.
5. For the Beauty
Last, but certainly not least, find your inner bliss along one of St. Pete/Clearwater's award-winning shores. Whether you're planning the ultimate family vacation or a romantic getaway with a special someone, Clearwater Beach's gorgeous, laid-back beaches are the ultimate escape from reality. Home to the nightly sunset festivals at Pier 60, Clearwater Beach was voted USA Today's Best Florida Beach.
Visit St. Pete/Clearwater is offering the antidote to that endless winter dullness - a bright, shiny getaway to America's Best Beaches. Enter for your chance to win a St. Pete/Clearwater getaway at www.LiveAmplified.com.
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Anya Grottel-Brown helms Teach Plus communications and media effort, creating and executing an integrated national and regional communications strategy for the organization that includes media outreach around Teach Plus work and advocacy successes; policy briefs and research reports; website; and social media. She works with teachers nationwide to amplify their voices through op-eds and stories in the media and leads the development of Teach Plus expanded reach work, including Teach Plus online learning initiative, and new alumni projects to increase Teach Plus' influence and impact.
Prior to joining Teach Plus in 2014, Anya was a member of the executive team at two public relations agencies specializing in education and non-profit communications. While there, she developed successful PR/communications programs for the Knowles Science Teaching Foundation, Merck Institute for Science Education, Macaulay Honors College at CUNY, and the Siemens Foundation and the Siemens Competition in Math, Science and Technology, among others. Anya's work in education communications has been recognized with two PR News NonProfit PR Awards for Best Media Relations and one of the year's Best Marketing Campaign and Best Event PR Awards, as well as with PR Daily's Honorable Mention for Best Op-Ed. A seasoned media trainer, Anya has successfully prepared teachers and students nationwide to work with the press. Her article The Reluctant Spokesperson, published in the 2012-13 PRNews Media Training Guidebook, offers a roadmap for turning reluctant spokespeople into an audience invested in working with the media.
Born in Russia, Anya holds an Honors BA in East Asian Studies from McGill University in Montreal, Canada. She spent five years in Japan, where she taught English and reported for a regional newspaper Ehime Shinbun. Anya's cultural commentary was subsequently published in Meet Japan, a quarterly magazine of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Anya has traveled extensively through a dozen countries and has once gone around the world. A long-time New Yorker, she now lives in Los Angeles with her husband and son.


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WikiLeaks Claims Prove Erdogan's Family and Turkish Minister's Links to ISIS
WikiLeaks released thousands of emails of Turkish Minister Berat Albayrak, the son-in-law of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, proving his links to deals concluded with ISIS-controlled oilfields in Iraq, media sources said.
Wikileaks released a cache of emails, demonstrating his insider knowledge of Powertrans that have had complete monopoly of Iraqi Kurdistan's roads and rail system into Turkey, while Albayrak denied in the past that he had any connections to Powertrans, massdar news reported.
Powertrans have consistently been accused of facilitating ISIS blood-oil from reaching the fields in Iraq to Turkey.
Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, justified the email release because of Erdogan's crackdown on free media.
"The people of Turkey need a free media and a free internet," Assange said.
In December 2015, sources close to the ISIS confirmed that Ankara supplies the Takfiri militants with weapons and ammunition through Qatari brokers in lieu of the oil the Takfiri terrorist group sells to Turkey through the same channel.
"The ISIS regularly sells crude it obtains from Iraqi and Syrian oil wells to Turkey through some Qatari middlemen," the Arabic-language Al-Akhbar newspaper quoted unnamed sources inside ISIS as saying at the time.
The sources reiterated that Turkey also sold part of the oil it bought from the ISIS at cheap price to some East European countries.
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Addilyn is 10 months old now! On one hand, where did the time go?? On the other hand, when Amelia turned 1 I thought she was such a big girl, and I still think Addilyn is such a baby. Maybe it was just because Amelia was my first. Anyway~ Addilyn is getting more fun by the day, and for some reason I have a connection with her that I never had with Amelia. That being said, I'm going through a phase right now where I kind of want someone to take Addilyn for like, a week so I can love her more, because I'm kind of tired of her. Maybe it's because she gets up at 5:30 every day and is a terrible napper, so I'm pretty much with her ALL day. You would think that putting her to bed at 6pm makes me have adequate time without her but no. Don't get my wrong, I love her to death and smother her with kisses, but she's buggin' me. :)
She's crawling like a maniac, which I love because it means less I have to carry her around. She'll eat anything you put in front of her, any time of day. Literally I can't think of anything she won't eat. Even dog food. She says, "Mama" and, "Dada" and sometimes it really sounds like she says, "Hi" and, "dog" but I think that's unintentional. So far it's looking like she is the child we'll be at the doctor with the most. Amelia has NEVER had to go to the doctor for anything but a well visit, whereas Addilyn was on oxygen from day 1 because they thought something was wrong, she has been to the doctor 3 times for ear infections, the ER once for a bad fall, and had multiple other minor injuries at home. Hopefully she slows down because I don't think I can handle much blood or anything broken. :( Now I'll quit babbling and post some recent pictures.
At Amelia's birthday party she reached in the pizza box and helped herself to a piece. It took about 2 hours but she gummed down a good portion of it!
Eating, again, fresh peaches off our tree
She's very stoic most of the time. And I realize the headband is in a weird place but she had a scab on her forehead that we were covering. Thanks for the headband, Bailey!


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Stuff I have made that you can buy—structure, fun & beauty!
"Babies Do not Understand Irony" ironic t-shirt
Ironic t-shirts are all the rage, even for those who can't yet read (let alone understand irony). With this meta-ironic getup, you'll be the hippest parent with the hippest baby on the block!
Chores for Helpful Visitors—dry erase board
New baby in the house? Lots of visitors hanging around NOT getting the hint that your dog needs a walk/you could use a coffee/there's a lot of stinky laundry that's not going to do itself? Let this chore list drop the hints for you! No longer will your in-laws sit around the house watching "Law & Order" reruns! They'll be stocking your freezer with meals and cleaning your bathroom in no time—without YOU having to say a word!
"This checklist was perfect for such a chaotic time! It gave us all the structure that we needed." -Kara
Art I have made
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Another example of what can be made-to-order from Saint Crispin's at our trunk show next week are these two unique versions of their elastic sided wingtip model.
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(Starting at $1700.00)
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I was leaning towards EG's Kibworth. But that was before SC came out with these – outstanding!
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Looks like four bed 2 bath single family home is no longer available on Rent.com which means this information is likely out of date.
very nice single family home
This split level home has 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms.
The kitchen, dining room, living room, one full bathroom and 2 bedrooms are on the upper level.
The family room, one full bathroom, two bedrooms and laundry room are on the lower level.
It has a deck and 2 car detached garage
month to month, 6 months, 1 year lease or lease with option to buy
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