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Mulberry Advance, The
(Mulberry, KS)
Mulberry Farms, Inc.
(Gainesville, GA)
Mulberry Gate Co., Inc.
(Mulberry, AR)
Mulberry Industrial Powder Coatings, LLC
(Mulberry, AR)
Mulberry Limestone Quarry Co.
(Mulberry, KS)
Mulberry Marketing Communications
(Chicago, IL)
Mulberry Metal Products, Inc.
(Union, NJ)
Mulberry Press Newspaper
(Mulberry, FL)
Mulberry Studios U. S. A.
(Tyrone, GA)
Mulcahy Co., Inc.
(St. Paul, MN)
Mulcare Pipeline Solutions, Inc.
(Boonton, NJ)
Mulch & More, LLC
(Winfield, WV)
Mulch Co. Knoxville, LLC, The
(Knoxville, TN)
Mulch Co., The
(Nashville, TN)
Mulch Makers Of Ohio
(Norton, OH)
Mulch Man
(Dayton, OH)
Mulch Man, LLC
(Woodstock, GA)
Mulch Manufacturing, Inc.
(Callahan, FL)
Mulch Manufacturing, Inc.
(Homerville, GA)
Mulch Manufacturing, Inc.
(Reynoldsburg, OH)
Mulch Masters Of NC, Inc., The
(Raleigh, NC)
Mulch Store, The
(Shakopee, MN)
Mulch Store, The
(Minnetrista, MN)
Mulch Store, The
(Burnsville, MN)
Mulch Store, The
(Ashland, KY)
Mulch Wholesalers, Inc.
(Jackson, MI)
Mulch Work Recycling
(Aston, PA)
Mulcrone & Assocs., LLC
(Wood Dale, IL)
Mulder Sheet Metal, Inc.
(Newport, OR)
Muldoon Memorials
(Louisville, KY)
Muldoon Windows Doors & Awning Co.
(Scranton, PA)
Mule Emergency Lighting, Inc.
(Providence, RI)
Mule-Hide Mfg.
(Cornell, WI)
Mule-Hide Products Co., Inc.
(Beloit, WI)
Mules & More, Inc.
(Bland, MO)
Muletown Roasted Coffee
(Columbia, TN)
Muley Crazy Magazine
(Kanab, UT)
Mulford Concrete, Inc.
(Hampton, IA)
Mulgrew Aircraft Components, Inc.
(Monrovia, CA)
Mulgrew Oil
(Scales Mound, IL)
Mulhaupt's, Inc.
(Lafayette, IN)
Mulherin Lumber Co.
(Augusta, GA)
Mulherin Lumber Co.
(Evans, GA)
Mulherin, Rehfeldt & Varchetto
(Wheaton, IL)
Mulhern Belting, Inc.
(Fairfield, OH)
Mulhern Belting, Inc.
(Atlanta, GA)
Mulhern Belting, Inc.
(Oakland, NJ)
Mulholland Industries, The
(Fort Worth, TX)
Mull Dental Laboratory
(Lexington, NC)
Mull Drilling Co., Inc.
(Wichita, KS)
Mull Drilling Co., Inc.
(Cheyenne Wells, CO)
Mull Group, Inc.
(Wheeling, WV)
Mull Group, Inc.
(Wheeling, WV)
Mull Meat & Deer Processing, John
(Las Vegas, NV)
Mullally Distributing Co.
(Cuba, MO)
Mullarkey Assocs., Inc.
(Tinley Park, IL)
Mullen & Co., Inc.
(Canton, GA)
Mullen & Co., J. D.
(Palestine, IL)
Mullen Circle Brand, Inc.
(Skokie, IL)
Mullen Co., Inc., James F.
(Merrimac, MA)
Mullen Publications, Inc.
(Charlotte, NC)
Mullen Sales, Inc.
(Oakwood, OH)
Mullen® Testers
(Chicopee, MA)
Mullenax Industries, Inc.
(Poland, OH)
Mullens Dairy Bar & Eatery
(Watertown, WI)
(Orange, TX)
Muller & Monroe Asset Management, LLC
(Chicago, IL)
Muller & Muller, Ltd.
(Chicago, IL)
Muller Co., E. C.
(Bronx, NY)
Muller Construction Supply, Inc.
(San Jose, CA)
Muller Enterprises, Scott
(Windom, MN)
Muller Industries, Inc.
(Yankton, SD)
Muller Low Containment Solutions
(Glenview, IL)
Muller Martini Corp.
(Hauppauge, NY)
Muller Martini Mailroom Systems, Inc.
(Allentown, PA)
Muller Optical Co., Inc.
(Jackson, TN)
Muller Pipe Organ Co.
(Croton, OH)
Muller Precision
(Cheektowaga, NY)
Muller Textiles
(Troy, MI)
Muller-Pinehurst Dairy
(Rockford, IL)
Mullet Battery, Inc.
(Goshen, IN)
Mullet Cabinet
(Millersburg, OH)
Mullet Custom Interior, LLC
(Nappanee, IN)
Mullet Door
(Abbeville, SC)
Mullet's Aluminum Products, Inc.
(Sarasota, FL)
Mullett Hoover, Inc.
(Provo, UT)
Mullican Flooring
(Holland, NY)
Mullican Flooring
(Ronceverte, WV)
Mullican Flooring Co.
(Norton, VA)
Mullican Flooring Co.
(Johnson City, TN)
Mullican Machine & Tool
(Sparta, TN)
Mullican Sheet Metal
(Decatur, AL)
Mulligan Business Forms & Systems, Inc.
(St. Louis, MO)
Mulligan Digital
(St. Louis, MO)
Mulligan Mattress, Inc.
(Portland, OR)
Mulligan Printing Co., Inc., James
(St. Louis, MO)
Mulligan Printing Corp.
(Tunkhannock, PA)
Mulligan Restoration, Inc.
(Rockford, IL)
Mullikin Vault Co., Inc.
(Spartanburg, SC)
Mullin Awning & Siding
(Sioux City, IA)
Mullin Design Studio
(Chesterton, IN)
Mullin Glass Co., Inc.
(Butler, NJ)
Mullin Memorial Lettering Service
(Derry, NH)
Mullinax Concrete & Irrigation & Construction Supply
(Sheridan, WY)
Mullinax Truss Co., Inc.
(Ranger, GA)
Mullinax Woodworks, Inc.
(Travelers Rest, SC)
Mullins Auto Parts Salvage
(Mount Olive, IL)
Mullins Bros. Machine Shop, Inc.
(Huntington, WV)
Mullins Building Products, Inc.
(Decatur, AL)
Mullins Building Products, Inc.
(Montgomery, AL)
Mullins Building Products, Inc.
(Birmingham, AL)
Mullins Cheese, Inc.
(Mosinee, WI)
Mullins Cheese, Inc.
(Marshfield, WI)
Mullins Co., Inc., E. J.
(Berwyn, IL)
Mullins Food Processing Corp.
(Mullins, SC)
Mullins Food Products
(Broadview, IL)
Mullins Machine & Mfg. Co., Inc.
(Houston, TX)
Mullins Machine, Inc.
(Danville, WV)
Mullins Machining
(Procious, WV)
Mullins Rubber Products, Inc.
(Dayton, OH)
Mullis Logging, Inc.
(Hoboken, GA)
Mullis Petroleum Co.
(Bedford, IN)
Mullis Signs
(Tifton, GA)
Mull-It-Over Products, Inc.
(Grandville, MI)
Mull's Septic Tanks, Inc.
(Morganton, NC)
Mulltex Mechanical Co., Inc.
(Abilene, TX)
Mulone & Son, Inc., Nick
(Cheswick, PA)
Mulry Mfg., LLC
(Indianapolis, IN)
Mulsen Trading Co., Ltd.
(Seattle, WA)
(Decatur, GA)
(Howell, NJ)
Multax Corp.
(Morton, IL)
Multi Business Forms, Inc.
(Darien, IL)
Multi Card, Inc.
(Denver, CO)
Multi Color
(Mason, OH)
Multi Color Corp.
(Clarksville, TN)
Multi Communication Systems
(Livonia, MI)
Multi Containers USA, Inc.
(Miami, FL)
Multi Craft
(Port Orange, FL)
Multi Electric Mfg., Inc.
(Chicago, IL)
Multi Fab Sales & Service, Inc.
(Mine Hill, NJ)
Multi Galvanizing, LLC
(Canton, OH)
Multi Image Corp.
(Syracuse, NY)
Multi Image Group, Inc.
(Boca Raton, FL)
Multi Machining Capabilities, Inc.
(Romulus, MI)
Multi Media Channels, LLC
(Clintonville, WI)
Multi Media Channels, LLC
(Stevens Point, WI)
Multi Media Channels, LLC
(New London, WI)
Multi Media Channels, LLC
(Merrill, WI)
Multi Media Channels, LLC
(Rhinelander, WI)
Multi Media Channels, LLC
(Waupaca, WI)
Multi Media Communication
(Hauppauge, NY)
Multi Media Services, Inc.
(Corning, NY)
Multi Mfg., Inc.
(Yakima, WA)
Multi Packaging & Printing, Inc.
(Newton, IA)
Multi Packaging Corp.
(Patchogue, NY)
Multi Packaging Solutions
(Los Angeles, CA)
Multi Packaging Solutions, Inc.
(South Plainfield, NJ)
Multi Packaging Solutions, Inc.
(Hicksville, NY)
Multi Packaging Solutions, Inc.
(Dallas, TX)
Multi Packaging Solutions, Inc.
(New York, NY)
Multi Packaging Solutions. Inc.
(Lexington, NC)
Multi Plastics Extrusions
(Avenel, NJ)
Multi Plastics, Inc.
(Peachtree City, GA)
Multi Precision Detail, Inc.
(Auburn Hills, MI)
Multi Print & Design, Inc.
(Stone Mountain, GA)
Multi Print, Inc.
(Hampton, VA)
Multi Prints, Inc.
(Meriden, CT)
Multi Products Co., Inc.
(Racine, WI)
MULTI SEAL Corp.
(Spring, TX)
Multi Service Industrial
(Richmond, VA)
Multi Sport Orthotics
(Atlanta, GA)
Multi Swatch, Inc.
(Broadview, IL)
Multi Tec Filters, Inc.
(Cleveland, OH)
Multi Tech Cold Forming
(Carol Stream, IL)
Multi Tech Industries, Inc.
(Marlboro, NJ)
Multi Technical Publication Services, Inc.
(West Fargo, ND)
Multi Technical Services, Inc.
(Clayton, NC)
Multi Tool, LLC
(Cudahy, WI)
Multi W Systems, Inc.
(South El Monte, CA)
Multi/Cable Corp.
(Bristol, CT)
Multiaqua, Inc.
(Easley, SC)
Multi-Arts Signs & Graphics
(Frisco, TX)
Multi-Automatic Tool & Supply Co.
(Walker, MI)
Multibase, Inc.
(Copley, OH)
MultiCam East
(Baltimore, MD)
MultiCam, Inc.
(DFW Airport, TX)
Multicast, LLC
(Wauseon, OH)
Multicell Packaging, Inc.
(Lawrenceville, GA)
Multicell Packaging, Inc.
(Kutztown, PA)
MultiCell Technologies, Inc.
(Woonsocket, RI)
Multi-Chem Group, LLC
(Longview, TX)
Multi-Chem Group, LLC
(Haughton, LA)
Multi-Chem Group, LLC
(Stanley, ND)
Multi-Chem Production Chemicals
(Rock Springs, WY)
Multichip Display, Inc.
(North Las Vegas, NV)
Multicircuits, Inc.
(Oshkosh, WI)
(Shoreview, MN)
Multicoat Corp.
(Winfield, WV)
Multicoat Corp.
(Rancho Santa Margarita, CA)
Multicoat Products, Inc.
(Fraziers Bottom, WV)
Multi-Color Corp.
(Omaha, NE)
Multi-Color Corp.
(Chesapeake, VA)
Multi-Color Corp.
(Weaverville, NC)
Multi-Color Corp.
(Batavia, OH)
Multi-Color Corp.
(Cincinnati, OH)
Multi-Color Corp.
(York, PA)
Multi-Color Corp.
(Green Bay, WI)
Multi-Color Corp.
(Napa, CA)
Multi-Color Corp., Scottsburg Label Div.
(Scottsburg, IN)
Multicolor Graphics, Inc.
(Hialeah, FL)
Multicolor Printing, Inc.
(Stuart, FL)
Multi-Color Screen Works
(Holcomb, KS)
Multicolor Specialties, Inc.
(Waupun, WI)
Multi-Conveyor, LLC
(Winneconne, WI)
Multicopy Printing Co. Inc.
(San Antonio, TX)
Multi-Copy, Inc.
(Brookhaven, PA)
Multicorr Corp.
(Louisville, KY)
Multi-Craft Contractors, Inc.
(Springdale, AR)
Multicraft International L. P.
(Pelahatchie, MS)
Multi-Craft Plastics, Inc.
(Eugene, OR)
Multi-Craft Plastics, Inc.
(Tigard, OR)
Multicraft, Inc.
(Phoenix, AZ)
Multicraft, Inc.
(Cleveland, OH)
Multicultural Media, Inc.
(Nashville, TN)
Multicup, Div. of Gertrude Hawk Chocolates, Inc.
(Dunmore, PA)
Multicut U. S. A.
(Macon, GA)
Multi-Design, Inc.
(Austinburg, OH)
Multi-Dimensional Integration, Inc.
(Shrewsbury, PA)
Multi-Dimensional Machining Corp., Inc.
(Englewood, CO)
Multi-Duti Mfg., Inc.
(Colorado Springs, CO)
MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems
(Hauppauge, NY)
Multi-Fab Products, LLC
(Menomonee Falls, WI)
Multifab Seattle
(Kent, WA)
Multifab, Inc.
(Vancouver, WA)
Multifab, Inc., Mfg. Div.
(Spokane Valley, WA)
Multifab, Inc., Packaging Products Div.
(Spokane, WA)
Multiface, Inc.
(Dearborn Heights, MI)
Multifarious, Inc.
(St. Paul, MN)
Multifeeder Technology, Inc.
(St. Paul, MN)
Multi-Fill, Inc.
(West Jordan, UT)
Multi-Fineline Electronix, Inc.
(Irvine, CA)
Multiflex Designs, LLC
(Fayetteville, GA)
Multi-Flex Plating Co.
(Collingdale, PA)
Multi-Flow Dispensers, Inc.
(Brooklyn Heights, OH)
Multi-Flow Industries, LLP
(Huntingdon Valley, PA)
Multifold Die Cutting Finishing Corp.
(Hauppauge, NY)
Multiforce Systems Corp.
(Princeton, NJ)
Multiforce USA, Inc.
(Houston, TX)
Multiform Plastics, Inc.
(Macomb, MI)
Multi-Form Plastics, Inc.
(Batavia, OH)
Multiform Studios, LLC
(South Lyon, MI)
Multifresh, Inc.
(Beckley, WV)
MultiGrains Bread Co., Inc.
(Lawrence, MA)
MultiGraphic Co.
(Lancaster, PA)
Multi-Graphics, Inc.
(Pelham, GA)
Multi-Kare, Inc.
(Tifton, GA)
Multi-Lab, LLC
(Spring Lake, MI)
Multi-Lapping Service, Inc.
(Wickliffe, OH)
Multilayer Prototypes, Inc.
(Newbury Park, CA)
Multilayer Technology
(Irving, TX)
Multilift, Inc.
(Lakewood, CO)
Multi-Line Marketing, Inc.
(Skokie, IL)
Multi-Lingua Communications, Inc.
(Northfield, IL)
MultiLingual Computing, Inc.
(Sandpoint, ID)
Multilingual Connections
(Evanston, IL)
Multi-Link International Corp.
(Santa Fe Springs, CA)
Multilink, Inc.
(Elyria, OH)
Multilink, Inc.
(Elyria, OH)
Multi-Link, Inc.
(Nicholasville, KY)
Multi-Lite International, Inc.
(Burbank, CA)
Multi-Machining Co., Inc.
(Wylie, TX)
Multi-Man Publishing, LLC
(Millersville, MD)
Multi-Management Services, Inc.
(Houma, LA)
Multimatic Products, Inc.
(Ronkonkoma, NY)
Multimatic, Inc.
(Butler, IN)
Multimatic, LLC
(Northvale, NJ)
Multi-Matix/Centerless Grinding, Inc.
(Dardanelle, AR)
Multi-Med, Inc.
(Keene, NH)
Multimedia Abacus Corp.
(Inglewood, CA)
Multimedia Holdings Corp.
(Fort Collins, CO)
Multimedia LED Inc
(Corona, CA)
Multimedia Marketing Group, Inc.
(Loves Park, IL)
Multimedia Plus, Inc.
(New York, NY)
Multimedia Publications, Inc.
(St. Louis, MO)
Multimedia Publishing & Packaging, Inc.
(Chatsworth, CA)
Multimedia Solutions, LLC
(East Longmeadow, MA)
Multimedia Training Systems, Inc.
(Pittsburgh, PA)
Multimek, Inc.
(Santa Clara, CA)
Multi-Metal & Mfg. Co., Inc.
(Rockwall, TX)
Multimetal Products Corp.
(Gurnee, IL)
Multi-Metals Co., Inc.
(Greensburg, PA)
Multi-Metals, Inc.
(Palatka, FL)
Multimetco, Inc.
(Anniston, AL)
(Laceys Spring, AL)
Multipac, Inc.
(St. Charles, MO)
Multi-Pack Chicago, LLC
(Mount Prospect, IL)
Multi-Pack Solutions
(Milwaukee, WI)
Multipack Solutions, LLC
(Greenville, SC)
Multi-Packaging Solutions Of Indiana
(Indianapolis, IN)
Multi-Pak Corp.
(Hackensack, NJ)
Multi-Pak Packaging
(West Caldwell, NJ)
Multi-Pak USA, Inc.
(Dacula, GA)
Multiparts & Service, Inc.
(Brooklyn, MD)
MultiPlan, Inc.
(Rosemont, IL)
MultiPlast Systems, Inc.
(Solon, OH)
Multi-Plastics Extrusions, Inc.
(Hazleton, PA)
Multi-Plastics, Inc.
(Lewis Center, OH)
Multi-Plastics, Inc.
(Bolingbrook, IL)
Multi-Plastics, Inc.
(Santa Fe Springs, CA)
Multi-Plastics, Inc.
(Swedesboro, NJ)
Multi-Plastics, Inc.
(Dallas, TX)
Multiple Concrete Accessories
(Brookfield, WI)
Multiple Concrete Accessories
(Naperville, IL)
Multiple Concrete Accessories Corp.
(Palatine, IL)
Multiple Interests, Inc.
(Abita Springs, LA)
Multiple Machining, Inc.
(Dillsboro, IN)
Multiple Products Co.
(Cleveland, OH)
Multiple Services Equipment Co.
(Kansas City, MO)
Multiple Services Group, Inc.
(East St. Louis, IL)
Multiple Stone Co.
(Dayton, TN)
Multiple Systems, Inc.
(Amarillo, TX)
Multiplex Systems & Ice Rink Engineering & Mfg.
(Greenville, SC)
Multipower International, Inc.
(Towaco, NJ)
Multi-Power, Inc.
(Leoti, KS)
Multiprens USA, Inc.
(Kansas City, KS)
Multipress, Inc.
(Columbus, OH)
MultiPrint, Inc.
(Tulsa, OK)
Multi-Print, Inc.
(Greensboro, NC)
Multi-Printing Co., Inc.
(Forsyth, MO)
Multi-Pure Corp.
(Las Vegas, NV)
Multi-Quest, Inc.
(Richardson, TX)
Multiquip, Inc.
(Carson, CA)
Multiquip, Inc./Lewisville
(Lewisville, TX)
Multiscope, Inc.
(Canonsburg, PA)
MultiSeal, Inc.
(Evansville, IN)
Multi-Seals, Inc.
(Manchester, CT)
(Charlotte, NC)
Multi-Shot, LLC
(Midland, TX)
Multisorb Technologies, Inc.
(Buffalo, NY)
Multisorb Technologies, Inc.
(Buffalo, NY)
Multi-Source Electrical & Industrial Corp.
(Port Washington, NY)
MultiSource Manufacturing, LLC
(Onamia, MN)
MultiSource Manufacturing, LLC
(Minnetonka, MN)
MultiSource Mfg., Boulder Div.
(Lafayette, CO)
Multisource Mfg., LLC
(Fridley, MN)
MultiSource Mfg., LLC
(Minnetonka, MN)
MultiSource Mfg., LLC- Burnsville Division
(Burnsville, MN)
(Ramsey, MN)
MultiSports Fitness
(Houston, TX)
Multi-Sprayer Systems, Inc.
(St. Louis Park, MN)
(Sparta, WI)
Multi-State Electric LLC
(Star, ID)
Multi-States Irrigation, Inc.
(Garden City, KS)
Multistone Enterprises, Inc.
(Savannah, GA)
Multisymmetric, Inc.
(Elgin, IL)
MultiTech DuAll Precision, Inc.
(Addison, IL)
MultiTech Industries, Inc.
(Carol Stream, IL)
MultiTech Industries, Inc.
(Mullins, SC)
MultiTech Industries, Inc.
(Woodstock, IL)
MultiTech Industries, Inc.
(Franklin, KY)
Multitech Office Machines, Inc.
(Slidell, LA)
Multi-Tech Products, Inc.
(Murrieta, CA)
Multi-Tech Systems, Inc.
(Mounds View, MN)
Multi-Technologies, Inc.
(St. Louis, MO)
Multitek North America, LLC
(Prentice, WI)
Multi-Tek, Inc.
(Portland, OR)
Multi-Temps, Inc.
(Stone Park, IL)
Multi-Tex Products Corp.
(Kearny, NJ)
MultiTherm, LLC
(Malvern, PA)
Multitone Finishing Co., Inc.
(West Hempstead, NY)
Multitrade Construction
(Miami, FL)
Multi-Tronics Corp.
(Fort Worth, TX)
Multivac, Inc.
(Kansas City, MO)
Multivision, Inc.
(Aurora, IL)
Multi-Wall Packaging Corp.
(Danville, VA)
Multi-Wall Packaging Corp.
(Salisbury, NC)
Multi-Wall Packaging Corp.
(Martinsville, VA)
Multi-Wall Packaging, Honeycomb Products
(Gary, IN)
Multi-Weld Services, Inc.
(Contoocook, NH)
Multi-Wing America, Inc.
(Middlefield, OH)
Multiwire Laboratories, Ltd.
(Ithaca, NY)
Mul-T-Lock USA, Inc.
(Hackensack, NJ)
Mulvadi Corp.
(Honolulu, HI)
Mulvain Woodworks
(Durand, IL)
Mulvane News & Bandwagon
(Mulvane, KS)
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc.
(Charlestown, IN)
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc.
(Leavenworth, IN)
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc.
(Rockport, IN)
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc.
(Evansville, IN)
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc.
(Newburgh, IN)
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc.
(Leavenworth, IN)
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc.
(English, IN)
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc.
(Mount Vernon, IN)
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc.
(West Baden Springs, IN)
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc.
(Mauckport, IN)
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc.
(Griffin, IN)
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc.
(Evansville, IN)
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc., A CRH Company
(Tell City, IN)
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc., A CRH Company
(Dale, IN)
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Monday, June 30, 2008
I wish I knew what's wrong or maybe I don't wanna admit lang what's wrong.
or it can be because napapagod na ako..sa maraming aspeto
or baka dahil din naman sa mga pinag gaga-gawa ko..
Saturday, June 28, 2008
My version of "sopas"
Talk about having our own house someday
So from a not so serious types of discussion before, we now talk about married life, things we want for our family, kitchen appliances and the most discussed topic – home loans. I noticed how each couple wants to have their own house someday. Jerlyn and Lester who now resides in Georgia actually took the time of doing a site visit when they were here. They went to as far as San Pedro,Laguna for house hunting. We all get excited when we think of us living in one neighborhood and yes I expect more discussion about this again when we meet Sunday.
I don't know, hubby and I have not decided about it yet, part of me wants to have a house somewhere in Laguna but my work is here in Manila, a part of me also wants to buy a house from Cabanatuan City. Sometimes I just miss my life in the province. Oh well, I still have three years to think about it and decide.
Friday, June 27, 2008
David Archuleta Fan
Guess what? American Idol has long been over but…
One of my officemate loves David Archuleta to the max. Everyday she listens to his songs or the songs he sang during the American Idol competition, as in everyday and unfortunately she is just on the other side of my wall partition and I can not understand why she has to make the music loud enough for all of us to hear.
And when you listen to the same song everyday over and over again..grrrr. You just wanna jump over and turn the speakers off.
I'm not used to having music here in the office unless the boss is not around, and besides with her music so loud I doubt If I can hear my own music playing.
Do you think I suggest she get headset?? Mind your own music nga naman di ba? Susme! Memorize ko na yata ang Imagine.
Imagine there's no heaven...la..la..la..la..
In times like this
We went to grocery store last night, I actually had no intention of going but realizing that we do not have almost anything at home, I drag my self to. And as we are picking up from the shelves the things we need, we kept on mumbling about the price hike of every item. These are tough times indeed, and though the government recently approved a salary increase of 20.00 pesos per day if I'm not mistaken, that would not make any difference at all.
So I understand if every employee has to make an instant payday loan and I wish every company offer such for their employees. In US, you can just go to internet and search for sites that offers cash advance and in no time you'll have the cash you so badly needed. Some even have an overnight approval. Quite easy.
We were actually talking about cash advance here in the office yesterday, I pity this guy who cannot make cash advance because he has a previous suspension due to tardiness months ago. I was just wondering why he can't be given that privilege when he was already punished for his tardiness. And this guy is making the cash advance because he needs it badly, I think he mentioned he will use it to repair their roof which was damaged by the typhoon Frank.
Prayer for the MV Princess of the stars fatalities and survivors
Dear God, we pray that you comfort each bereaved family everyday as they grieved for their loss, we pray that you will supply all their needs, we pray for the survivors that they may have a good life after the tragedy, that you will bless them and let them know in the deepest part of their heart that in spite of what have happened, you LOVE and CARE for them. This we pray in the mighty name of Jesus. Amen
I encourage everyone to keep the prayer going.
I'm tagging everyone in my bloglist and let's us all witness the power of prayer.
1. Through The Rain 2. God's gift 3. YOUR SPOT
Thursday, June 26, 2008
How has the internet made wonders to your social life?
I think not only it made wonders to our social life but to other aspects of our lives too. Technology now a day is so advanced that you can practically do everything online. You can buy stuff on line, you can do grocery on line, you can sell goods online, you can do meetings and conferences on line, you can book a hotel or resort online, you can do bank transactions on line, you can even get insurance quotes online. The list is endless. But let us not forget that the list of risks is endless too.
Ten Years ago
The rules are simple. At the end of the post, the player tags 6 people and posts their names, then go to their blog and leave a comment, letting them know they've been tagged and asking them to read your blog. Let the person who tagged you know when you've posted your answer.
1. What was I doing 10 years ago?
1998... I was in Cabanatuan, working in a Maritime School as a librarian and doing a part time teaching job.
2. What are the 5 things on my to-do list today?
1. Blog
2. Lay out souvenir program (forever on my list)
3. Go to cash & Carry after office hour
4. Blog again
5. Practice balloon column late at night
3. Snacks I enjoy:
french fries and burgers with lots of cheese
4. Place where I lived:
Rizal, Nueva Ecija / Cabanatuan / San Mateo Rizal, / Paco Manila, / Makati
5. Things I'd do if I were a billionaire:
Build an orphanage, travel around the world, I'll share it with the whole family
6. People I want to know more about:All my n@wie sisters sana - ako din and some of my blogger friends.
I do not know who else ang hindi pa na tag..so this tag is up for grab!
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
How much are your monthly utilities?
But of course, there is nothing wrong with that as long as they can afford it why not? and if it's for the best of the baby, again why not? If I have all the resources I'll probably give the same. How I wish.
Of course, compared to what I'm spending monthly, theirs are way way bigger. I know I am so different from them because our set-up is not common, but still I feel so blessed to be given the privilege to have a nice place to live, (compared to below average). We don't have monthly utilities like the usual stuff, electricity, phone and water, even the Internet connection I'm using at home is a blessing. The only monthly bill I'm paying is the cable connection which is 500.oo a month and yes the credit card bills where the biggest chunk of my income goes to.
I'm learning to become responsible and a good steward of all the blessings God has given us, someday I know we have to move on and get out of our comfort zone, life would be very different so I'm trying to spend wisely as much as I can and save. And when it is time for us to face those monthly bills I'll know what to do. Hopefully.
Angel from up above?
he said, he thought he saw some angels out there :) haha!
I think he went to the roof to have a good view of those clouds.
God's wonderful creation captured from hubby's eyes one lazy day right there in our home.
Rest day
But in spite of that, I was still able to pull a very productive day. Major cleaning ako and you wouldn't believe me super dami kong naalis na trash sa amin. satisfying naman after, kahit nakakapagod.
at 4 PM, me and my newlywed friend Carmel, headed to Diviland, we bought the backpacks for Hannah's lootbags and the lootbags items as well.
It wasn't really a rest day after all but it's ok. I feel satisfied naman.
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Moment Of Truth
Monday, June 23, 2008
After the storm
But still let us not forget those who are still suffering specially the families of the passengers of the MV princess of the stars, those who are still flooded and those who are still in the evacuation area. Say a prayer for them please.
Just wanna share you some lyrics from this song which is one of my favorites..
"When the oceans rise and thunders roar
I will soar with you above the storm
Father you are King over the flood
I will be still, know you are God"
Thursday, June 19, 2008
party planning
Was surprised though how pricey those party stuff are, like those styro backdrop and all, oh yes they are nice and beautiful but I think an average family here cannot afford to have such in their parties. What with the rising gas prices everyday. I'm convincing hubby to make one of those because I know he can do it, he made the stryo backdrop in my nephews' pokemon party. I was actually telling him he can earn extra bucks by doing so.
Sometimes, I think I'm pushing ourselves too hard to have some extra cash and savings, specially myself. I've been working too hard I know. Who wouldn't anyway? If you have big dreams like having your own house, trips abroad and buying that big car with auto car insurance of course.
I'll wait and see, right now I have just to enjoy helping friends in their kids parties, labor of love as they say but who knows someday I'll get something big out of it.
This broke my heart
You may read the whole story here.
Come to think of it..here we are, praying and trying so hard to have a baby..and there are people out there who had it but didn't even like it.
More than the babies, I pity the mothers because I know somehow it will be in their minds, that somehow the guilt feeling will be with them. I just hope they find courage to repent and ask forgiveness. The babies? well they are angels now I guess.
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Coffee break 1.23
A coffee at home and a good massage from hubby. Sometimes just talking to him and letting him know what happened during the day, reward na for me. It has been pretty hard at the office this past few days and sometimes I just wanna cut the day short and go home early.
But if i worked on different project or like a big event I reward myself something big din, like our puerto galera trip last June 8 was a reward from the hardwork of organizing the church anniversary and a friend's wedding.
of being offended
Monday, June 16, 2008
just a thought..
We didn't have any celebration for the father's day yesterday but at the church service we gave some mugs for the fathers.. and of course I also greeted the best FATHER one could ever have. Our father in heaven. :)
a green wedding
Thursday, June 12, 2008
not as easy as you may think.
now copy paste, change the answer to suit you..pass it on to your friends, kinda hard to only use one word answers!
1. Where is your cellphone? -----table
2. Your significant other? -------school
3. Your hair? -------------------straight
4. Your mother? --------------- province
5. Your father? ----------------province
6. Your favorite thing? ---------blogging
7. Your dream last night?-------singapore
8. Your favorite drink? ---------water
9. Your dream/goal? -----------business
10. The room your in? ----------office
11. Your ex? -------------------overseas
12. Your fear? -----------------death?
13. Where do you want to be in 6 years?------ hubby
14. Where were you last night?--------------- home
15. What you're not? -------------------------sexy
16. Muffins? ---------------------------------nope
17. One of your wishlist items?---------------laptop
18. Where you grew up? --------------------Rizal
19. The last thing you did? -----------------phone
20. What are you wearing? ----------------pants
21. Your t.v? ------------------------------old
22. Your pets?-----------------------------cat
23. Your computer?-----------------------blessing
24. Your life?------------------------------ happy
25. Your mood?---------------------------sleepy
26. Missing someone? ---------------------yes
27. Your car? -----------------------------none
28. Something your not wearing?---------lipstick
29. Favorite store? -----------------------cash
30. Your summer? -----------------------fun
31. Like someone? ----------------------?
32. Your favorite color?------------------ blue
33. When is the last time you laugh? ------yesterday
34. Last time you cried? ------------------sunday
35. Who will/would repost this?---------- YOU
now, I'm tagging mari, jacque and lizz. :)
vacation over
We had fun at Puerto galera, first time ko lang so I super duper enjoyed it. We went there sunday afternoon and went back tuesday.
I'll post a detailed review of the trip later para it can help those who are planning to go lalo na sa mga first timer, the trip was good and galera's beach is also beautiful, our friends from other countries loved it too.
For the meantime, i still have to finish uploading pics and have to finish some office works. Of course I owe you all the bloghops and visits...but first, let me go back to work muna. :)
have a nice day everyone!
Thursday, June 5, 2008
I am excited
I'm off tommorrow and also on tuesday so that means I'm not gonna come to office for five consecutive days!!!whooo!!!
It will be Carmel's wedding tommorrow and we're going to Puerto Galera on Sunday. First time to go there so that doubles my excitement. Hubby has yet to ask permission from chief but I'm positive that he will allow him to go with us.
So dear friends, probably there wil be no updates for five days, but I'll post loads of pictures from galera when we get back. :)
For the meantime, bloghopping muna!!
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
There is hope
Another reason of this new found hope, Mari, a good blogger friend who is also TTC is pregnant now, Isn't that enough reason to rejoice and be glad and hope that our own bundle of joy is also coming soon. I trust the Lord who is mighty to save and who is able to do things immeasurably more than I can ask or imagine.
First and Last
1. Me and Mine 2. Creative in Me 3. Little Peanut 4. Pea in a Pod 5. Sugar Magnolias 6. Supermodel Wannabe 7. FunFierceFaboulous 8. A Sweet Taste of Life 9. My Simple Joys 10. Life's Simple Pleasures 11. On A Wonderful Day Like Today12. My Random Thoughts13.From this side 4. we r family 5. God's gift 6. Through the rain 7. Your blog
First Real Job: Student Assistant in the Library
First Screen Name: Was it nachelle? can't remember
First Funeral Attended: Grandfather (mother's side)
First Pet: a dog named Putim – she was catually a family pet
First Piercing: ears
First Tattoo: none
First Kiss: Being the youngest in the family, I was often showered with kisses from my parents and siblings before.
First Enemy: I don't remember eh.
Last Car Ride: on my way to work this morning (same with joy)
Last Kiss: Hubby this morning
I'll be tagging mari, jown, dez and aidisan. hope you'll have fundoing this too!
Monday, June 2, 2008
Unsecured personal loan-is this the answer??
In other countries, getting personal loans with lower interest charge can help you. I wish there is an available Unsecured Personal Loan here so I can check what would suit us. AfsLoansOnline.com offers such where you can get a loan with no collateral and with low to no documents needed. And it's online so you can be approve online too within 24 to 48 hours. Such a breeze no?
But of course anyone who wants to get a loan as I always always say must be responsible too, it's like credit card, you should know it's a loan and its due for paying like what I am trying to do now.


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Last Friday night, the MIA Program show went off down in Miami, Florida featuring photos by Ian O'Connor and Frankie Galland, and paintings by Taylor Kienholz, and the premiere of Paradise skate video by Rob Hoovis. More info at its Facebook page. Check out these photos by Joel Meinholz.
Ed Selego on the scene.
Taylor Kienholz art.
The Kill Your Idol bar.
Jamie and Luke.
Frankie Galland.
Chris and Ed Selego from MIA Skateshop.
The Dango isn't dead yet.
Chris Grahm flippin' off Frankie Galland.
Slushy ladies of the evening.
Miami trim.
O face.
She loves her Vans.
Taylor Kienholz havin' fun.
Drinks from this tall drink of water.


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Should I Add a Patio Room or a Deck?Posted by Jim Brown on August 25th, 2008
For more and more people the simple answer to that question is both. In our climate you can enjoy a patio room for many more days a year than a deck. However for grilling, sunning, or just enjoying the fresh air nothing can beat a deck.
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Twenty kilometres away from Oradea, next to the village Síter, in a quiet place, we can find a newly built Hotel called Bangéta Panzió, surrounded by woods and fishery lakes.
The 7 pretentiously decorated rooms, the big dining room and the spacious kitchen satisfy all needs. All rooms are fitted with shower cabins and Wifi signal.
The Hotel was built for the sake of relaxation, beautiful sights and traditional village dishes for the families, friend groups in need of relaxation.
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What's involved in school-based teacher education?
School-based teacher education, or the professional experience placement, forms a key learning context in initial teacher education programs. Its significance is acknowledged in at least two of its conditions; (1) it is mandatory, and (2) it is formally assessed and, therefore, affects the outcomes for the pre-service teacher. Those involved in these school-based, professional learning, teaching and assessment contexts have found that the roles of the pre-service teacher, school-based teacher educator, university-based teacher educator and school co-ordinator involve many and varied responsibilities.
It is well recognised that the student-based teacher educator is highly significant in the school-based education of the pre-service teacher. Their task is to maximise pre-service teachers' learning during the placement and to enhance their ability to achieve the required graduate outcomes of pre-service teacher education programs. Part of the complexity surrounding the role is that teaching itself has changed, as has the context within which teaching occurs – both at schools and universities. Consequently, the multiple, interlocking roles of teacher, mentor and assessor involved in school-based teacher education are changing and expanding as the current context for teaching becomes more challenging and focused on performance-based assessment against the Australian Professional Standards.
So too, the role of the university-based teacher educator is changing, resulting in increasing calls for strong school-university partnerships (see Le Cornu, 2010; Martin, Snow & Torrez, 2011). This partnership approach is very important as the roles of school-based teacher educators and university-based teacher educators are very different but complementary. Both are needed if the learning of pre-service teachers on placement is to be maximised.
Activity – The Changing Context of Placement
Journal Article
Le Cornu, R. & Ewing, R. (2008). Reconceptualising professional experiences in pre-service teacher education…reconstructing the past to embrace the future. Teaching and Teacher Education, 24(7), 1799-1812.
Your Task
Read the article by Le Cornu and Ewing (2008) entitled 'Reconceptualising professional experiences in pre-service teacher education…reconstructing the past to embrace the future'.
Consider these questions:
- What do you see as the major challenges in moving a traditional orientation to placement to a 'learning communities' orientation?
- How important is the nomenclature used to describe placement and the various roles involved?
Reflective Questions:
How can you work towards more collaborative 'learning community' approaches to supervision/mentoring in your site? What would you want from your colleagues/leadership/university partners?
Key Role of School-Based Teacher Educators
The role of school-based teacher educators (variously referred to as supervising or mentor teachers) plays a pivotal role in facilitating, supporting, and assessing pre-service teachers' learning during school placements (McIntyre, 1991; Zeichner, 1990). It is currently prioritised in proposed national changes to initial teacher education.
Too often there is ambiguity and lack of guidance regarding the expected responsibilities and duties attached to the multiple roles expected of school-based teacher educators who take on pre-service teachers. Moreover time, or lack of it, is always a problem. Further tensions arise for these school-based professionals from the potential conflict among their multiple roles as teacher of both their pre-service teacher and their students, and mentor and assessor of the pre-service teacher.
We want to acknowledge the complexity of this work. The press for flexibility, accountability and standardised assessment, together with increased teacher workloads, has resulted in an extension and intensification of teachers' work. Along with the tensions mentioned above, there is a lot of extra work and energy required to be a successful school-based teacher educator.
Activity – Preconceptions that shape Expectations and Actions
Each person has a preconceived idea of the roles of the school-based teacher educator and the pre-service teacher. Preconceptions and expectations often change as individuals change roles, e.g., moving from being a pre-service teacher to becoming a practising teacher and then to becoming a school-based teacher educator or a university-based teacher educator.
Your Task
Consider your preconceptions and expectations of your current role either as a pre-service teacher, a school-based teacher educator, or a classroom teacher, as well as the other two roles.
Select from the following list of attributes and activities to compile lists of your expectations of these three roles. Place attributes and activities in as many columns as you see fit.
|Classroom Teacher
|School-based Teacher Educator
|Pre-service Teacher
List of attributes and activities
- Use excellent professional practices
- Have depth of pedagogical knowledge
- Work to develop depth of pedagogical knowledge
- Demonstrate 'joyousness' with students
- Model passion and commitment
- Build effective relationships
- Have high expectations for students
- Always clarify expectations
- Be a good listener
- Provide clear and honest feedback
- Be supportive and positive
- Have an awareness of the needs of your students
- Allow your students to exercise individual choice and creativity
- Have a positive attitude to school based learning
- Ablity to 'read the room' – know when to step in and when to step back as a teacher
- Help colleagues and students to be part of the school's communities e..g, other staff members, classroom community, extra-curricula groups
- Ablity to positively challenge and question
- Constructively share knowledge and effective strategies
- Be well organised
- Be flexible and accepting of differences in attitudes, beliefs and ideas,
- Have knowledge and understanding of University course requirements
- Provide time for professional discussions and collegial meetings
- Be a positive relationship builder
- Be a reflective and committed learner
- Have and show initiative in the workplace
Check your list against the following list of possible expectations of school-based teacher educators.
Materials developed by Project Evidence CoRP teachers
Be good teachers themselves
- Use excellent professional practice
- Depth of pedagogical knowledge
- Demonstrate 'joyousness' with students
- Model passion and commitment
- Build effective relationships
- Have high expectations for students
Be good communicators
- Always clarify expectations
- Be a good listener
- Provide clear and honest feedback
- Be supportive and positive
Be good 'teacher educators'
- Have an awareness of the needs of PSTs
- Allow the pre-service teacher to be their own person
- Positive attitude to school based learning for the pre-service teacher
- Able to 'read the room' – know when to step in and when to step back
- Help pre-service teacher to be part of the school ie introduce pre-service teacher to other staff members
- Able to challenge/question
- Share knowledge/strategies
- Well organised and flexible
- Knowledge of University Expectations
- Provide time for professional discussions and collegial meetings
Expectations of Pre-service teachers
- Positive relationship builder
- Reflective and committed learner
- Show initiative
Reflective Questions:
How do your beliefs about teaching and learning impact on how you supervise/mentor a pre-service teacher?
How is being a 'teacher educator' different from 'being a teacher'?
Consult the National Professional Standards for Teachers to see the different expectations of teachers at different career stages from Graduate to Lead Teachers. Does this help you to revise your own expectations especially of pre-service teachers who have not yet completed their teacher education programs?
Mentoring Pre-service Teachers on Placement
Key dimensions of the school-based teacher educator role include mentoring and assessing. Each dimension includes a range of responsibilities and activities.
Curriculum Design
- deciding on, detailing for, and discussing with the pre-service teacher, an explicit curriculum for the placement – this curriculum needs to reflect (i) the aims and learning outcomes of the university course/subject that the specific placement is part of, (ii) the individual student's previous experience in school-based learning context(s), and (iii) the Australian Graduate Standards domains of learning targeted during the placement
- providing opportunities for learning, guided and independent practice of new skills, processes and applications of knowledge
- modelling good teaching and classroom management practices
- answering questions
- helping with planning and evaluating lessons, learning activities, and classroom management practices
Professional Support
- supporting the transition from on-campus and on-line learning to workplace learning by engaging in dialogue about what pre-service teachers are learning, and providing opportunities for varied learning experiences
- providing necessary context-relevant class program and school policy information and resources
Activity – Being a Mentor
View one of the following videos:
View the segments of the lesson conducted by this pre-service teacher.
You are formatively assessing this pre-service teacher on Graduate Standard 2.2 Know the content and how to teach it: Content selection and organisation.
Would you apply any of the following strategies to assist this pre-service teacher to improve on Graduate Standard 2.2 Know the content and how to teach it : Content selection and organisation
Provide examples of good lesson plans and effective sequences
- Model organisation and good time management
- Teach pre-service teachers how to teach decision making strategies and model incorporation of the teaching of decision making strategies along with other content
- Encourage pre-service teachers to use interactive strategies and model use of informal conversation vernacular, and physical presence in the classroom
What else would you add?
Refer to the tasks listed above under Mentoring Pre-service Teachers on Placement > "Key dimensions". The following strategies have also been used by experienced mentors to facilitate their pre-service teacher's learning during professional experience:
- Modelling teaching strategies
- Explicit teaching
- Reflective questioning: What? Why? For whom?
- Focus on what went well
- Scaffolding
- Honest specific feedback
- Modelling 'being a learner'
- Building resilience through the relationship – acknowledge emotional dimension of teaching
What are two other strategies you would add to this list if your mentoring focus was improvement on Standard 2.2?
Assessing Pre-service Teachers on Placement
The assessing dimension involves:
- providing formative assessment opportunities and giving elaboration feedback
- providing a range of summative assessment tasks and contexts that reflect the curriculum for the placement and the range and repetition of opportunities to learn.
- Overall Grading for the placement and writing a final report
|Feedback Type
|Includes explanation about why an answer or action was appropriate, effective, productive or inappropriate, ineffective and unproductive. Provides opportunity and resources to relearn and revise performance.
You used some positive strategies and students responded to them. You used positive reinforcement such as 'good job', 'well done' with specific students. This is very powerful in reinforcing positive work and behaviour habits and also with building their confidence.
|Attribute isolation
|Presents and discusses the quality of performance relative to the central attributes of what is being learned (e.g., learning activities and resources, or strategies for grouping students during a lesson).
You use a variety of strategies specified in the School's Behaviour Support Policy and Strategy and teach these to the students to ensure they understand your expectations. You use them throughout lessons and are consistent. Well done.
|Response contingent
|Describes why an inappropriate, ineffective type of action or product is wrong and unproductive and why alternate types of actions and/or products are more appropriate, effective and productive.
Being a teacher goes beyond lesson times. You are a teacher every moment of school time (and beyond if you encounter your students).
The students need to see you as part of the teaching team at all times.
Please don't just sit at the desk unless you are taking formal observations of my lessons. Any marking or planning needs to be done outside of class time.
|Provides timely and ongoing prompts or cues guiding the student in the right direction to learn about and use alternate types of actions and/or products more productively.
Try to focus more on the positive behaviours with students and reward for this more often.
Think about the more subtle, non-verbal, forms of behaviour management like eye contact, body position, hand gestures and proximity (standing next to someone who isn't listening) instead of just the generic attention grabbers. These are very effective and students pick up on them fairly easily. They are non-confrontational for students too, so they don't get singled out as often. These take time to get used to and you need to build a rapport with students for them to respond to you more.
|Misconceptions are explained with error analysis or diagnosis.
Although it's important to acknowledge all contributions made by students in a manner that is open and accepting. You must be clear when their contributions are not correct or are unproductive. Whole class activities need to be seen as learning opportunities. If you accept or let an incorrect contribution stand without appropriate followup. All students will think that it's right. Accept the effort, correct and move on.
Well done dealing with Jordan. Some students will question or come up with alternative ways of doing things. Teachers need to acknowledge their thoughts and decide on the spot whether to follow them or not. You can say "Yes, that is a good point. You can write that down as well as what I have on the board if you like."
|Informative tutoring
|Includes verification feedback [i.e., informs students of the appropriateness of their actions, products] error flagging, and strategic advice and models that will enable the student to develop effective alternate plans and/or lesson resources, etcetera.
You engage well with all students during the times you are teaching. They are responding well to you.
I would like to see you engage with the students more outside of your teaching lessons. In the mornings, during or between lessons is an excellent opportunity to really see what they are doing and get to know them more. Developing that relationship and trust is a huge part of behaviour management.
Activity – Being an Assessor
Both 'support' and 'challenge' are important in working with pre-service teachers. How do you ensure a balance?
Your Task
View one of these videos showing a segment of lesson conducted by a pre-service teacher:
- Decide which skills and knowledge can be assessed on the basis of this performance.
- What points would you make in the elaboration feedback you would provide for this pre-service teacher?
- How would you frame your feedback to your pre-service teachers so that you are offering a balance of support and challenge?
- What follow up teaching and learning opportunities would you provide that would enable the pre-service teacher to develop relevant skills and knowledge prior to their summative assessment?
Reflective Questions:
One of our CoRP teachers said, after engaging with the Standards and the concept of evidence: "This will change the way we give feedback to PSTs. We take a lot for granted and don't make it explicit". How do you think the Standards Framework will enable more equitable assessment of PSTs in their professional experiences?
Managing competing demands
Both school-based teacher educators and pre-service teachers are faced with competing demands as a result of their involvement in placements.
Competing demands on pre-service teachers
The school-based segments of initial teacher education programs in Australia can extend over many weeks and require the equivalent time commitment required of a full time professional worker. As these relatively long, intensive periods of work-based study are unpaid, pre-service teachers generally experience considerable financial hardship that exacerbates the stresses typically involved in settling into a new workplace and into a job as a complete novice.
The competing demands of family, friends, paid work and unpaid work-based study need to be managed effectively. Some of the excessive pressure on pre-service teachers during placement might be alleviated if the expectations of them at the school level related more closely to the terms of the Australian Professional Standards – Graduate Teachers. For instance, some pre-service teachers have been assessed negatively in the area of Professional Engagement because they were unable to attend after school and evening meetings, overnight camps, etc.
It should be noted that such expectations are inappropriate according to the Australian Professional Standards – Graduate Teachers. Whilst attendance at such events is ideal and would be beneficial, it is often impossible for pre-service teachers to spend additional hours at school because these hours often incur an additional financial burden. Each additional hour prevents the pre-service teacher from engaging in their paid work; for pre-service teachers who are parents it may incur child minding costs that are not offset by and remunerated as such costs are for paid workers.
The crucial difference between the Graduate Teacher Standard and Proficient Standards is clearly evident in all Standards descriptors, not the least in Standards 6 and 7 that focus on Professional Engagement.
Activity – Checking the terms of the Australian Professional Standards – Graduate Teachers
Use the following links to check the distinctions between expectations of Graduate Teachers and Proficient Teachers:
- http://www.teacherstandards.aitsl.edu.au/CareerStage/GraduateTeachers/Standards
- http://www.teacherstandards.aitsl.edu.au/CareerStage/ProficientTeachers/Standards
Reflective Questions:
- How could the Professional Standards be used to begin a discussion of expectations between the school-based teacher educator and pre-service teacher?
- When would be the best time to have this conversation?
Competing Demands on School-Based Teacher Educators
Teachers who take on the roles of pre-service teacher mentoring/supervision are, in fact, taking on an additional teaching role and a different student/client. As a result, they often experience role conflict between their role as classroom teacher and the roles involved in mentoring/supervision. Moreover, in their role as school based teacher educators, they often experience some dissonance between the need to provide emotional and professional support for pre-service teachers while at the same time being the assessor and evaluator of their progress.
Hamel and Jaasko-Fisher (2011) argue that mentoring pre-service teachers reflects a form of 'hidden work' for teachers. This work requires considerable emotional labour to achieve tasks associated with mentoring/supervision.
These authors highlight the significant degree of interpersonal knowledge, self-understanding, communicative skill, and contextual decision making required and embedded throughout professional experiences. There is no doubt that the role is a demanding and complex one. The emotional work is intensified for school-based teacher educators when it comes to the assessing part of their role and particularly if their pre-service teacher struggles to find success on their placement. Hastings (2010), in her study of school-based teacher educators who had to fail their pre-service teachers, found that they experienced strong emotional responses as a result, including feeling anxious and vulnerable.
We know though that those school-based teacher educators who willingly take on the role are committed to the next generation of teachers. They work hard to maximise the learning of their pre-service teachers in their particular context. We also know that the learning of school-based teacher educators is enhanced when they have opportunities to reflect on their experiences and engage in professional dialogue with their peers and colleagues (see Professional Learning section).
Activity – Role Tension and Challenges for School-Based Teacher Educators
Your Task
Read the article by Bradbury and Koballa 2008 entitled 'Borders to cross: Identifying sources of tension in mentor-intern relationships'.
- What resonates for you in your role?
- What challenges you?
Next time you mentor/supervise a PST, how would you ensure that you and your PST have a shared understanding of the mentoring/supervising relationship?
Reflective Questions:
Sim (2011), in her article, 'You've either got [it] or you haven't – conflicted supervision of pre-service teachers', argues that supervision of pre-service teachers can often disrupt teachers' professional identities. Do you agree/disagree? Why?
Key Readings
Bradbury, L. U. & Koballa, T. R. (2008). Borders to cross: Identifying sources of tension in mentor-intern relationships, Teaching and Teacher Education, 24(8), 2132-2145.
Hammel, F. & Jaasko-Fisher, H. (2011). Hidden labour in the mentoring of pre-service teachers: Notes from a mentor teacher advisory council. Teaching and Teacher Education, 27(2), 434-442.
Hastings, W. (2010). Expectations of a pre-service teacher: Implications of encountering the unexpected, Asia-Pacific Journal of Teacher Education. 38(3), 207-220.
Le Cornu, R. (2010). Changing roles, relationships and responsibilities in changing times, Asia-Pacific Journal of Teacher Education. 38(3), 195-206.
Le Cornu, R. & Ewing, R. (2008). Reconceptualising professional experiences in pre-service teacher education … reconstructing the past to embrace the future. Teaching and Teacher Education. 24(7), 1799-1812.
Martin, S., Snow, J., & Torrez, C. (2011). Navigating the terrain of third space: Tensions with/in relationships in school-university partnerships. Journal of Teacher Education, 62(3), 299-311.
McIntyre, D. (1991). The Oxford University model of teacher education. South Pacific Journal of Teacher Education, 19(2), 117-129.
Sim, C. (2011). 'You've either got [it] or you haven't – conflicted supervision of pre-service teachers'. Asia-Pacific Journal of Teacher Education, 39(2), 139-150.
Zeichner, K. (1990). Changing Directions in the practicum: Looking ahead to the 1990s. Journal of Education for Teaching, 16(2), pp. 105-125.


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For the first time ever scientists — with the help of nanotechnology — have found the oldest preserved red blood cells in a 5,300-year-old mummy known as "Otzi" or the Iceman. The technology used to identify these cells could potentially be used by forensic experts to date blood spots at crime scenes.
The Tyrolean mummy was found in 1991 by hikers in the Otzal Alps between Austria and Italy.
"It's quite amazing," said Albert Zink, an anthropologist at the Institute of Mummies and the Iceman at the European Academy in Bolzano. "It's fascinating that red blood cells can survive such a long time."
"Otzi" was well-preserved and still had intact connective tissue and nervous system components when he was found.
Zink and collaborators from the Center of Smart Interfaces at the University of Darmstadt in Germany, took samples from two wounds in the Iceman — one in his hand and another in his left shoulder where an arrow had entered his body. Scientists believe the wound killed him, as he may have gone into hemorrhagic shock. The exact cause of his death, however, hasn't been confirmed.
They did a histological analysis of the samples and found evidence of "possible presence of blood residues."
The scientists took thin sections of the samples and put them under an atomic force microscope that provided a three dimensional computer generated image of the sample. Both single and clustered preserved red blood cells were found.
To be sure of their discovery, they followed up with a Raman spectroscope to do a molecular analysis using a laser beam.
"We were really positively surprised," said Zink."We didn't really expect to find completely intact red blood cells. We thought let's look, let's give it a try. But we were happy when we found them."
The cells are similar to those of modern day man with the only difference being in the elasticity of the red blood cells. Zink attributes this to the age of the Iceman. The red blood cells from his body are a bit softer than modern day samples. This may be because of "degradation in the molecular structure" due to aging, Zink said.
The discovery of the preserved red blood cells means that Zink and his team will now begin to do more research into the blood cells, hoping they can reveal more about the Iceman's history and his health before he died.
What's more is that the discovery could end up affecting the way forensic scientists do their jobs at crime scenes. Zink believes the new techniques used to find the preserved red blood cells could also be eventually used to determine the age of a blood spot at a crime scene.
Currently, it's almost impossible to determine the age of a blood spot, he said.
Zink hypothesizes that scientists could measure and compare the elasticity of the preserved blood cells found at a crime scene against more recent samples.
His theory: The more degradation and elasticity seen in the blood cells the older the blood.


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ANSI / ASHRAE Standard 188-2015 Legionellosis: Risk Management for Building Water Systems is a risk management program established to help prevent the growth and transmission of Legionella in building water systems, both potable and utility. The new requirement puts the responsibility of controlling risk on building owners and facility managers. Here is a basic overview:
Purpose of ASHRAE 188
To provide guidance practices to prevent Legionellosis (Legionnaires' disease and Pontiac fever) associated with building water systems.
Who it affects
Anyone who owns, designs, builds, installs (including commissioning), manages, operates, maintains and services centralized industrial or commercial building water systems.
Who is responsible
Building owners, operators, and managers are now responsible for safeguarding potable and utility water systems in both existing and new buildings.
What buildings and water systems are included
- Human-occupied buildings
- Potable water systems
- Cooling towers and evaporative condensers
- Whirlpool spas, decorative fountains and other water features
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How to comply
- Survey building water systems to assess risk
- Develop a water management program
- Document the program
- Monitor
- Confirm that the program is implemented and Legionella is controlled
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Just a month back we came across that Facebook phone and now we get the Home sporting Facebook on HTC First at 99 cents, and two year contact with AT&T. The gadget was originally priced at $99.99.
What the AT&T site has professed
The AT&T site has said that there is almost 99.72% discount on the device. It looks an incredible offer keeping in mind such an advanced hi-end device compatible with 4G network. But does it forebode an excellent future for the Facebook Phones that are still in the planning stage?
The complete scenario
If we see the complete picture, we do not see any reductions or similar contracts with Apple iPhone or Samsung Galaxy S; of course when newer versions arrive, there is a cut-down. We could own an iPhone 4 at $99 with two year contact after the iPhone 5 came into existence.
Again there was a similar fifty per cent reduction the prices of Samsun galaxy S3. It could be a possibility that the reduction in price for the HTC First might attract the new customers. We will keep our fingers cross and await the fate of the coming Facebook Home Androids!


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The birth of the internet has made a massive impact on how people interact with one another. Communicating with people from other places can now be done with ease. Buying at stores is now done mostly using the internet. People can also send money through the internet. Even working can be done on the web.But with all the hackers, it can sometimes be alarming to work without necessary protection. Many companies have put up private networks in order to prevent unauthorized people from peeping into their files and software applications. Many types of virtual private networks have emerged over the years to prevent hackers, including mobile VPN.Mobile VPN, or virtual private network, works a lot like regular a regular network. The only difference is that mobile VPN is a network configuration wherein portable items are used in order to access a virtual private network. These mobile devices usually include PDA's or personal digital assistants and laptops.Mobile VPN is ideal for people who are traveling a lot. With mobile virtual private network, users are allowed to access their company's resources while traveling. Employees from across the globe can even access their company's software applications without having too much problem.Active software applications remain active even if there is a change of wireless connection. Interruptions caused by power failure or wireless connection failure are also not a problem for people who are using this kind of security.Mobile VPN allows its users to access company resources without physically going to the office. Mobile virtual private network will allow you to work at the place that will be convenient for you. Users can work at coffee shops, libraries or any public place with wireless connectivity.One of the best features about mobile VPN is that unlike other connections, your session will not expire once you switch into other modes of communication. This reduces the consumption of time, because there is no need to log in to your company network every time you change to another network.Mobile VPN also provides the same protection like other types of VPN. It prevents hackers from using or even meddling into a company's resources and applications. It can also provide confidentiality to both clients and business owners. It also has lower operational costs.
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Wonder Park tells the story of a magnificent amusement park where the imagination of a wildly creative girl named June comes alive. The voice cast includes Brianna Denski, Tom Baker, Jennifer Garner, Matthew Broderick, Joe Sugg, Casper Lee and Mila Kunis. (85min)
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I was trying to think of some delightfully empowering words to accompany these photos.
These photos.... they weren't planned.
It was Friday night. I had just taken my braids out and washed my hair and I caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror and felt a smile curl on my lips. This woman with curves, wobbly bits, afro hair that she doesn't really know what to do with, strong calves and muscular thighs: I like her. No, I love her.
It's something I have practised every day for the last seven, going on eight months. And on Friday night, while simply washing my hair, I had a moment. I recognised a milestone that has been reached. That all of that daily talk and practise has become a learned language of self-love that comes really rather easily now.
Some photos are under-exposed, over-exposed, out of focus. All imperfect, yet beautiful. And similarly, in each moment of each day, whether filtered or unfiltered, weak or strong, ready to runway walk, or with headscarf-wrapped hair and not a scrap of make up on - us, just as we are: we slay.
I wrote a poem about a month ago. Something quite unusual for me. And when I was thinking about some words to accompany these photos, I thought these might fit quite well.
Not good enough
Not tall enough
Not slim enough
Not tough enough
Not clever enough
Not rich enough
Not normal enough
Enough's enough!
Not black enough
Not British enough
Too well spoken
Perfect token
Not confident enough
Not far enough
Down the path you think I should walk -
Let me tell you
I've had enough
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For spring, Philip Lim took a walk on the conceptual side with a collection that visibly shifted from his usual very sportswear-based aesthetic, into the realms of something a little riskier. With this collection, conceived in the neutral palette that has proven to be the key trend of the season, Lim toyed with the idea of puzzle-piece fragments of garments that sit together to become a unified whole. An interesting concept, and one that could easily have come across as too tricksy or clever, but at Lim's deft hand was, as we've come to expect from the designer, refined and wearable. The various sections, made up of sheer organza in basic colourways, sat flat atop one another, paired with casual sweaters revealing buttoned-up collars beneath – a preppy-chic feature that continued throughout the collection. Luminous powder blue garments including mens-style tailored tuxedo trousers, basic shift dress and slouchy leather shorts, broke up the essentially nude palette, and chunky clog-like platform heels took the menswear tailoring-inspired ensembles from day-to-night. Lim's continually understated, high-quality clothing never strays far from his original objective to create clothing that, in the designers own words, 'Stand for enhancement. I believe my designs should refine not define. Clothing should be smart, not in the sense of their aesthetic but in their functionality – they should be practical and effortless.'
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Geek Trivia
A Former Japanese Military Base Is Now Overrun By Tame?
Answer: Rabbits
Ōkunoshima is a small island off the coast of Japan that has a dark past, but has been reborn with a rather friendly mascot. The small island was selected by the Japanese government in the 1920s to serve as a secret base for the chemical weapon initiatives orchestrated by the Imperial Japanese Army's Institute of Science and Technology. The isolation of the island, its distance from Tokyo, and the ease in which it could be guarded were all critical to the mission: Japan was one of the signatories on the Geneva Protocol which forbade the use of chemical weapons. Very few people knew about the project on the island, and those that worked in the gas manufacturing plant there were kept in the dark about their work for decades. The gas produced there was used primarily in China, and after World War II, Allied forces disposed of the gas and burned the facilities.
After the war, Japan began the process of rehabilitating the island for non-military use. Part of the rehabilitation process was the redevelopment of the island as an enormous park and tourist destination. During that process, the Japanese government released rabbits on the island which bred like, well, rabbits. Those original rabbits now have hundreds of descendants that, thanks to prohibitions against hunting or otherwise harming them, have become tame and very used to the thousands of visitors that come to Ōkunoshima, now known more commonly as "Usagi Jima" (Rabbit Island); visitors that are more than happy to hand feed and pet the hordes of adorable bunnies.
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Bloody Oath, Qantas' New Safety Video Will Make You Proud To Be Australian
And probably a little teary
We didn't think Qantas could get any more Australian after their 2016 safety ad, which saw everyday Aussies across iconic Aussie locations.
But bloody oath they've managed it, this time filming Australians doing what they do best - being Australian - as they travel around the world.
From the bloke looking out over Kruger National Park as he enjoys a Tim Tam slam to the little kid in Shanghai tasting Vegemite for the first time, it's all about how we take little bits of home with us wherever we go.
The seven-minute video, which will be shown on Qantas flights this year, also features a game of backyard cricket on the rooftop of a building in Tokyo, four Wallabies fans celebrating an Australian try at a game in Eden Park and an acoustic rendition of I Still Call Australia Home from a campfire in the Andes.
It doesn't get more Aussie - or tear-jerking - than this.
"This video lets us show off some of the amazing places you can travel on our network, and acts as a quick induction on Australian culture for visitors overseas about to fly here on a Qantas aircraft," Qantas International CEO Alison Webster said.
"We use real people, rather than actors, in our safety videos because it creates a sense of authenticity that's very Australian in itself."
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Brussels, 3 April 2014
Commissioner Malmström on visa-free travel for Moldova
Following the European Commission's proposal, today the European Parliament and the Council have taken the final formal step to transfer Moldova to the list of third countries whose nationals are exempt from visa requirement. It is expected that the amendment of Regulation 539/2001 will enter into force on 28 April, thereby abolishing visa requirements for Moldovan citizens who want to travel to the Schengen zone for a short-stay and hold a biometric passport.
Commissioner for Home Affairs Cecilia Malmström said: "By the end of the month Moldovan citizens with a biometric passport will not need a visa anymore to travel to the Schengen zone for short-stays. This is a great achievement and the beginning of a new chapter in our relations. We launched our Visa Dialogue with Moldova on June 2010, and less than four years later travelling to the Schengen zone without a visa will become a reality for Moldovan citizens. This shows that the efforts by the Moldovan authorities have paid off and that the EU is committed to deliver on engagements with third countries wishing to work with us. The possibility to visa-free travel to the Schengen area for short stays will further facilitate people-to-people contacts and strengthen business, social and cultural ties between the European Union and Moldova. This is also an excellent example for other countries of the region, demonstrating that a strong political commitment and the effective implementation of reforms bring tangible results".
Background: from visa facilitations to visa free regime for Moldova
As a first step towards the long term goal of visa-free travel, Moldovan citizens already enjoyed the benefits of a Visa Facilitation Agreement with the EU since 1 January 2008 (an upgraded Visa Facilitation Agreement entered into force on 1 July 2013).
The visa facilitation agreement set a lower visa fee (€35 instead of €60) for all Moldovan visa applicants, and waived fees for broad categories of citizens such as children, pensioners, students, people visiting family members living in the EU, people in need of medical treatment, economic operators working with EU companies, participants in cultural exchanges, journalists, etc. The visa facilitation agreement also simplified and accelerated procedures and provided for easier access to multiple-entry visas of longer duration.
The Republic of Moldova lifted the visa obligation on EU citizens on 1 January 2007.
The EU-Republic of Moldova Visa Liberalisation Dialogue was launched on 15 June 2010 and the Visa Liberalisation Action Plan (VLAP) was presented to the Moldovan authorities in January 2011 (IP/11/59).
In its latest report on the implementation of the VLAP, the Commission considered that the Republic of Moldova met all the benchmarks needed (IP/13/1085).
In particular the Republic of Moldova has successfully completed the reform of the Ministry of Interior, modernised its Border Police, continued smooth judicial cooperation in criminal matters with EU Member States and international police cooperation, and put in place a solid framework for deepening the cooperation with Ukraine in the area of border management. The Moldovan authorities have made serious implementation efforts with regard to the Law on Ensuring Equality and the National Human Rights Action Plan, and the strengthening of the Ombudsman's office.
Building on this assessment, the Commission proposed to abolish visa requirements for Moldovan citizens holding a biometric passport (by transferring the country to the list of third countries whose nationals are exempt from visa requirements - IP/13/1170).
On 27 February 2014 the European Parliament approved this proposal (STATEMENT/14/20) and on 14 March the Council of the EU adopted the revised Regulation.
Today, the European Parliament's President Martin Schulz and the Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Dimitris Kourkoulas signed the amendment of Regulation 539/2001, allowing for the transfer of Moldova to the list of third countries whose nationals are exempt from visa requirement. Today's signature is the final formal step in the procedure.
The Schengen area visa waiver for short stays will apply to Moldovan citizens holding a biometric passport on 28 April (20 days after the publication of the revised Regulation in the EU Official Journal). The upgraded Visa Facilitation Agreement will continue to apply to the holders of non-biometric travel documents.
The number of short-stay Schengen visa applications from Moldovan citizens has remained stable over the past four years (oscillating between 50,000 and 55,000). At the same time, the refusal rate for visa applications has sharply decreased from 11.4% in 2010 to 4,8% in 2013.
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I've been wanting to try it ever since the I've seen Benjamin John Coleman's Origami Bonsai on YouTube. I purchased the book, and have already started on my first project. I'm still learning the folds, but as with everything, the smaller flowers I fold, the sweeter they look. I need some twigs, and time to fold a lot of leaves, but hopefully, the result will be worth the time and effort.
In the meantime, my sister has offered me to use the pictures of old Istanbul engravings on an old wall calendar to make boxes. Here's the result.
The pictures not only made for really nice boxes, but also gave me an exciting idea about a collection. These days, it feels everything wraps itself around the theme of Istanbul, as though it's a powerful magnet that attracts my every thought, and every intention.
It's slightly dizzying, slightly fearsome as I feel myself being pulled deeper and deeper into this city, spiriling in a brand new dimension, in a way I have never experienced before.
And yet, I do not complain.


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By Sean Reifschneider Date 2004-11-29 03:54 Tags e-mail, sean reifschneider, technical
Yesterday I decided to give Hashcash a try. The idea behind Hashcash is that you have to prove your interest in communicating with me by expending some significant CPU time to show me that you aren't a spammer. A spammer wants to send hundreds or thousands of messages a second, even on a bunch of compromised zombie machines they have compromised. Of course, it only really works once a bunch of people have adopted it.
The current Hashcash recommendation requires about 1 second of CPU time on a fairly speedy box to compute, which would significantly slow down even zombie hordes. You can also configure how hard you want the problem to be, and give higher weights to those that work harder. For instance, we are currently sending out messages with "24 leading zero bits", which takes about 10 seconds per message to compute, where the default is 20 bits, which takes around a second. This is all on a fairly overpowered box (for a small company mail server), a 2.6GHz P4.
The advantage of Hashcash is that it's entirely controlled by the user. To start sending Hashcash messages, configure your MTA to start sending messages appropriately signed. For the Linux users among us, there are some wrappers to the "/usr/sbin/sendmail" program which will allow your messages to be Hashcashed while preserving the standard API.
The way I did it for us is to set up our central mail server so that when it receives e-mail from us via UUCP, it adds a Hashcash to the message and forwards it on to the real mail system. Don't be surprised that we're using UUCP for e-mail.
To start using Hashcash on incoming messages, you will need to configure your mail reader or mail filtering program to use Hashcash. This involves keeping a list of legitimate addresses that you normally receive e-mail for (because that's part of the Hashcash stamp) and then wedging the Hashcash check into your procmail filter or the like. You'll probably want to configure it to use the "double spend" database to keep track of senders who try to use the exact same Hashcash to send multiple messages.
The down side is that Hashcash is only effective if a lot of people are using it. I checked our mail server logs over the last 3 months, and we've received exactly one message with Hashcash in it during that time. It's obviously early in the adoption stages right now.
So far, we are only doing the sender side. Partly this is because that's as far as I got the other morning when setting it up, partly because nobody is using Hashcash yet. Until people start generating Hashcash on their outgoing messages, it's not much use to check for them. So, we're starting with adding them to outbound messages.
For those of you who are interested in what a Hashcash stamp looks like, it adds a header such as the following to your outgoing messages:
X-Hashcash: 1:24:041128:email@example.com::OQDswV91xp7U1MkK:0000000000000
This is for a 24-bit Hashcash, generated on 2004-11-28, for the address "firstname.lastname@example.com".
The Hashcash Website has several sample command-line clients, including one in Python, which can be used to test it out. It also has links to plug-ins for various mail systems. I'd highly recommend you take a look.comments powered by Disqus


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