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Baylor Welcomes Cherry Award Finalist Meera ChandrasekharOct. 25, 2013
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Media contact: Lori Fogleman, (254) 710-6275
WACO, Texas (Oct. 25, 2013) - Baylor's Robert Foster Cherry Award for Great Teaching program will feature its last finalist, Meera Chandrasekhar, Ph.D., in a lecture at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 28 in the Baylor Science Building, room B110.
Chandrasekhar, Curator's Teaching Professor of Physics at the University of Missouri, will present "Blind to Polarization: What Humans Cannot See." The lecture will focus on the concept of polarization, a property of light usually undetectable by humans.
Chandrasekhar will explain how nature offers a wide variety of polarized sights, which can be discovered with the help of a polarizing filter. The lecture will also explore modern-day applications of polarization, from 3D movies to engineering design.
Michael Thompson, Ph.D., graduate director for electrical and computer engineering at Baylor, says Chandrasekhar was chosen as a finalist for multiple reasons.
"As all finalists, she has an outstanding teaching record, but we also looked at student letters," he said. "She is admired by her students and she has a really nice track record of incorporating STEM [science, technology, engineering and math] ideas into high school and junior high classes."
Thompson said the lecture should be appealing to everyone because Chandrasekhar has a talent of making physics understandable to those who are not scientifically inclined.
Chandrasekhar is the last Cherry Award finalist to lecture on the Baylor campus and has been preceded by fellow finalists Joan Breton Connelly, Ph.D., a professor of classics and art history at New York University and Michael K. Salemi, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Economics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
The finalists, chosen by a Baylor Cherry Award committee, have been selected from a field of nominees who have proven records as extraordinary teachers with positive, inspiring and long-lasting effects on students.
The Cherry Award winner will receive a prize of $250,000 and will teach in residence at Baylor during the 2014 fall or 2015 spring semester. To further Baylor's commitment to excellent teaching, the winner's home department will also receive $25,000.
The Baylor Sciences Building is located on the Baylor campus, 101 Bagby Ave. Hands-on activities will be conducted during the lecture, and the audience is encouraged to bring polarized sunglasses and a smartphone, iPad or laptop if possible.
For more information on the program or lectures, call Alison Neubert at (254) 710-2923.
by Kristen Bennett, student newswriter, (254) 710-6805
Baylor University is a private Christian university and a nationally ranked research institution, characterized as having "high research activity" by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The university provides a vibrant campus community for approximately 15,000 students by blending interdisciplinary research with an international reputation for educational excellence and a faculty commitment to teaching and scholarship. Chartered in 1845 by the Republic of Texas through the efforts of Baptist pioneers, Baylor is the oldest continually operating university in Texas. Located in Waco, Baylor welcomes students from all 50 states and more than 80 countries to study a broad range of degrees among its 11 nationally recognized academic divisions. Baylor sponsors 19 varsity athletic teams and is a founding member of the Big 12 Conference.
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Ark. panel reviewing rules on Voter ID law
LITTLE ROCK — An Arkansas panel is reviewing the rules for enforcing a new state law that will require voters to show photo identification at the polls before they can cast a ballot.
The state Board of Election Commissioners on Wednesday was scheduled to review the rules for enforcing the state's voter ID law, which takes effect next year. Poll workers are currently required to ask for identification, but voters can still cast a ballot if they don't show ID.
The Republican-controlled Legislature enacted the voter ID law earlier this year when it overrode Democratic Gov. Mike Beebe's veto of the legislation.
The new law won't take effect until January or when funding is available for the state to provide free photo IDs required under the law, whichever is later.


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Defender Aleksandar Kolarov proved the unlikely hero as his free-kick secured a 1-1 draw at home to Napoli on Manchester City's Champions League debut.
Having dominated possession throughout, hitting the woodwork twice, Roberto Mancini's side went behind to Edison Cavani's classic counter-attack goal in the 69th minute.
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2014: All-American (4x100m ) … All-American (60m hurdles) … NCAA Qualifier (100m hurdles) … Team Captain … (Outdoor): concluded career with All-America honors on the 4x100m relay that finished eighth at the NCAA Outdoor Championships (5/24) … added a tenth place finish in the 100m hurdles crossing the line in 14.34 … finished third in the 100m hurdles at the ECAC Championships (5/16) after recording a lifetime best 14.17 in the preliminary heats … crossed third at the NEWMAC Championships (4/26) in the 100m hurdles with a time of 15.28, also finished fifth in the 200m dash in 26.15 … was victorious in the 100m hurdles (15.00), the 100m dash (12.48) and the 200m dash (25.54) at Bates (4/12) … (Indoor): earned All-America accolades with a seventh place finish, crossing the line in the 60m hurdles at the NCAA Indoor Championships (3/15) in a program record 8.80 … came in first in the 60m hurdles at the Tufts Last Chance Qualifier (3/6) with a final time of 8.88 … recorded a program record 7.89 in a fourth place finish in the 60m dash at the New England Division III Championships (2/22).
2013: NEWMAC All-Conference (400m Hurdles) … (indoor): finished 21st in the 60m in 8.32, seventh in the 60m hurdles in 9.65, fifth in the 4x400 relay with a 4:20.23 and 12th in the long jump with a 15-06.25 at the Tufts Stampede (2/01) … was 13th in the 200m with a time of 26.88 and third in the 60m hurdles with a 9.44 at the Cupid Challenge (2/11) … came 11th in the 55m hurdles at the New England Division III Championships (2/16) in 8.89 … was part of the 4x100 relay that went 50.72 and came fifth in the long jump in 17-02.75 at NCAAs (3/08) … (outdoor): at the Engineer's Cup (4/06), she was second in the 100m in 15.32, second in the 400m hurdles with a 1:05.91 and third in the long jump in 5.06m … at the NEWMAC Championships (4/27), she came in fourth in the 100m hurdles in 14.99, second in the 400m hurdles with a 1:04.73, third as part of the 4x100 relay with its time of 49.52 and third in the long jump in 5.25m.
2012: Won gold and set the varsity record in the 4x400 relay (1:43.51) at the New England Div. III championship (indoor) … finished second in the 200 (25.45) … came fourth in the long jump (17-02 ¼) and in the 60m (7.90) … got the gold medal in the 60HH (8.94) and the 4x400 relay (3:49.28) at ECAC Division III championship (indoor) … came fifth in the 4x400 relay (3:53.09) at the NCAA Division III championship (indoor) … holds the indoor varsity records in the 60m (7.90), 4x400 relay (3:49.28) and long jump (17-07) …finished third in the long jump (17-5 ½) at the NEWMAC championship (outdoor) … came seventh in the long jump (17-02 ¼) and the 100HH (15.10) at the N.E. Div. III championship …finished in fourth place in the 4x400m relay (3:51.05) at ECAC Division III championship and eighth in the 4x400m relay (3:48.77) at NCAAs … set the varsity record in the outdoor long jump (18-01) … recorded the third fastest time in program history in the 100m hurdles (14.90).
2011: All-America in 4x100 and 4x400 relay (outdoor) ... New England Division III champion in 4x200 relay (outdoor) and 4x100 relay (outdoor) … NEWMAC champion in 4x100 relay … NCAA Division III All-Region in 55HH, long jump, triple jump (outdoor); 100m, 100HH (outdoor) … All-New England in 4x100 relay (outdoor) … set MIT indoor record in long jump (17-6.75 feet) and 4x200 relay (1:44.57) … set MIT outdoor record in 4x100 relay (46.93 seconds) … set MIT indoor rookie record in 55-meters (7.46 seconds) … set MIT outdoor rookie record in 100m (12.58 seconds).
Off the Track: Majoring in chemical engineering with a minor in energy studies … interned at Stellaris Solar … conducted UROPs in the Essigmann Lab and the Strano Laboratories … Sigma Kappa.
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The 14 artists in Fond du Lac Visual Arts will exhibit a wide variety of work – painting, collage, photography, jewelry, sculpture and fabric art – at the Fond du Lac Public Library's Langdon Divers Gallery from July 6 to August 2. The public is invited to an artists' reception 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, July 7. Refreshments will be served.
Despite a detour to the emergency room with possible pneumonia and forced bed rest, Dave Haase rallied to finished second overall and first among U.S. riders on June 24 in the 2016 Race Across America (RAAM), the world's toughest bicycle race.
Heading to the beach this summer? The Weekenders by Mary Kay Andrews would make a perfect beach read. Set on the idyllic island of Belle Isle, North Carolina, the author takes us on a wild ride of secrets, betrayal and deception. Written in her trademark blend of humor and warmth, and with characters and a setting you can't help but fall in love with, this book is a perfect summer escape.
Why did the United States' relationship with Mexico influence our country's participation in The Great War? Local historian Wayne King will delve into the complex forces at work and their ramifications in Fond du Lac in his program, Prelude to War presented at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. Thursday, July 21, at the Fond du Lac Public Library.
I was drawn to the debut novel Dodgers by Bill Beverly because of the great reviews and the possibility that there was a Wisconsin connection. There is not much of a Wisconsin connection, but I am happy that I read this novel. Main character East is a 15-year-old black teen living in Los Angeles who is a lookout for his uncle Fin's drug house. When the house is raided, East is told to go with 3 other young men to kill a judge who was a key witness and who is hiding out in Wisconsin.
School's finally out and now it's time for summer vacation road trips. Nothing makes a road trip fly by faster than listening to a great story on audio while you drive. The Fond du Lac Public Library has a great collection of books on CD and playaways, with everything from the latest James Patterson thriller to family friendly titles guaranteed to entertain.
The Last Painting of Sara de Vos by Dominic Smith is inspired by a real-life 17th century female Dutch painter and alternates with the fictional story of a woman who was an art student in the 1950s. The character of Sara de Vos is based on the real Sarah van Baalbergen who was the first woman to be admitted to the Haarlem Guild of St. Luke in the Netherlands in 1631.
The Fond du Lac Public Library Summer Reading Program starts today and it is for the entire family! How does it work? It is so easy. Simply sign up online or go to any library desk, at the Main Library or FDLPL Express. You will be given a card with circles on it. Read anything you like − books, magazines, audiobooks, comics - and mark off a circle on your card for every 30 minutes you read. When it's full, bring the card to any library location and get a prize. In addition, all adults' cards are entered into weekly prize drawings. There are 4 cards total and the prizes are awesome.
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Watch how to make this recipe.
Heat the water: Add enough water to come 1 inch up the side of a narrow, deep 2-quart saucier. Add 1 teaspoon kosher salt and 2 teaspoons white vinegar and bring to a simmer over medium heat. Meanwhile, crack 1 very fresh cold large egg into a custard cup or small ramekin. Use the handle of a spatula or spoon to quickly stir the water in one direction until it's all smoothly spinning around.
TIP: Use this whirlpool method when poaching a single serving (one or two eggs). For bigger batches, heat the water, salt and vinegar in a 12-inch nonstick skillet and do not stir.
Add the egg: Carefully drop the egg into the center of the whirlpool. The swirling water will help prevent the white from "feathering," or spreading out in the pan.
Let it poach: Turn off the heat, cover the pan and set your timer for 5 minutes. Don't peek, poke, stir or accost the egg in any way.
Lift it out: Remove the egg with a slotted spoon and serve immediately. Alternatively, move the egg to an ice bath and refrigerate up to 8 hours. Reheat in warm water just before serving.
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Flo Tenia Bright, 61, Williamstown, retired, to Larry Weldon Roland, 63, Williamstown, retired
Nov. 23:
Andrea Kay Ballard, 55, Corinth, disabled, to Robert Lee Webster, 54, Corinth, warehouse
Nov. 24:
Whitney Tate Walter, 24, Dry Ridge, student, to John Caleb Barr, 25, Versailles, teacher
Whitney Rae Thompson, 22, Walton, nurse, to Jordan James Callahan, 24, Burlington, student
Nov. 29:
Meranda Rose Campbell, 22, Crittenden, student, to Christopher David Combs, 23, Ashland, student
Sally Whisman, 53, Rogers, disabled, to Daniel Eugene Potts, 52, Clay City, disabled
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Christine Helen McKinney, James A. McKinney, Linda Carol Cogswell, Gary L. Cogswell, Constance Sue Gerwe and Richard W. Gerwe to CLC Diversified, LLC, North Main Street property in Crittenden, $1.
Christine Helen McKinney, James A. McKinney, Linda Carol Cogswell, Gary L. Cogswell, Constance Sue Gerwe and Richard W. Gerwe to CLC Diversified, LLC, Needham Lane property, $300,000
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(Commissioner's Deed) Farmers National Bank; Lonny Watts, single: City of Williamstown; and County of Grant, by April Hollon Gatlin, Master Commissioner to Farmers National Bank, Falmouth Street property, $63,650
Phyllis Taylor to Brad Lee VanHaitsma and Amy Marie VanHaitsma, Osborne Road property, $33,475
(Quit Claim Deed) Mandy A. Madden to Paul V. Casale, Warsaw Road property, $1.
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(Warranty Deed) Christian Lawrence to Bryan Eldridge, Kentucky Route #22 property, $10,500
(Warranty Deed) Lora Lee Ecobelli to Joshua Workman and Malia Workman, Humes Ridge Road property, $75,000
Dorothy C. Eckler, Trustee of the Dorothy Criss Eckler living trust to Troy Pendleton and Carol Pendleton, Kings Drive property, $102,000
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(Quit Claim Deed) Kenneth Wayne Ball and Bethany Inez Ball to Danny L. Roundtree, Jr. and Kristi M. Roundtree, Castle Knoll Drive property, $165,000
(Quit Claim Deed) The Estate of Max Edward Gross by and through its executrix, Sharon E. Gross to Sharon E. Gross, lot 30, Section 1 of Reeves Subdivision, $30,000
(Quit Claim Deed) William Hearn and Tracey Hearn to Allen R. Iseral and Pam Iseral, Mulligan Road property, $32,000
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The Gerald H. Dressman Revocable Living Trust by Helen M. Dressman to David W. Horn and Carolyn E. Rouse-Horn, Lusby's Mill Road property, $140,000
(Commissioner's Deed) David R. Farmer, HSBC Bank USA, as trustee for the registered holders of ACE Securities Corp. Home Equity Loan Trust, PNC Bank, William T. Collins, Jr., Commonwealth of Kentucky, County of Grant and City of Crittenden, Kentucky, by Mark R. Cobb, Special Master Commissioner to HSBC Bank USA, lot 92, Section 2 of Greenview Estate Subdivision, $20,100
Nov. 23:
(General Warranty Deed) V. Doris Ballard to Andrea Kay Ballard, Corinth Road property, $67,000
Nov. 24:
(General Warranty Deed) Shirley A. Schmidt, Trustee of the Shirley A. Schmidt Declaration of Trust, Bradley L. Schmidt, Kristine N. Schmidt, Shirley A. Schmidt and Robert Schmidt to John W. Smith and Maura S. Smith, lot 45, Plat 2 of Reeves Subdivision, $235,000
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Nov. 17:
North American Tax Solutions, LLC vs. Elizabeth Asher and Kentucky Tax Bill Servicing, Inc., default of payment on delinquent taxes
St. Elizabeth Medical Center, Inc. vs. Sherry L. Perkins, default of payment for medical/hospital services
Nov. 18:
FIA Card Services vs. Larry Workman, default of payment on note
Credit Acceptance Corporation vs. Lawrence J. Purnell, Jr., default of payment on note
Credit Acceptance Corporation vs. Justin Brown, default of payment on note
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Kaplan Clinical Skills Center
The Robert J. Kaplan, M.D. Clinical Skills Center (CSC) is a place for teaching, assessment, and improvement of clinical skills and communication of future physicians and other health care professionals. Clinical skills include physical examination, medical history taking, and interpersonal communication skills. Through the use of standardized patients (SPs), students have the opportunity for hands-on experience. The program uses standardized patients to provide realistic clinical experience to students in risk-free, simulated patient situations, and also allows students to get immediate feedback on these skills.
The Clinical Skills Program was established in the University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) College of Medicine (COM) in 1999 and was housed in various locations on campus. In August of 2005, the program moved to its permanent home in the Plaza Complex at 920 Madison, Suite 700.
Currently, the program focuses on enhancing students ability to take patient histories, perform physical exams, and communicate effectively with patients, as well as to assess the students achievement of clinical skills and professional values. Future learning and assessment projects include inter-professional communication and advanced differential diagnosis and therapy planning.
Working with SPs also helps prepare medical students for the United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE) Step 2 Clinical Skills (CS). This is a national exam for medical students that mirrors a physicians typical day in a clinic and is a requirement for graduation and beginning residency.
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HSC study can be particularly daunting. All the rules and requirements as well as the huge range of subjects can scare and confuse you. It doesn't have to be that way. On this page you will find information and links to more information about HSC rules and requirements as well as lots of helpful subject specific material.
HSC Study Requirements:
All courses that are studied as part of the Higher
School Certificate are actually divided into two courses - the
Preliminary Course and the HSC course. The Preliminary Course in a
given subject (eg; Biology) is normally studied in Year 11, while
the HSC Course is normally studied in Year 12.
You must satisfactorily complete the Preliminary Course in a subject before being eligible to study the HSC Course. It is on the HSC Course that you will be examined in the Higher School Certificate exams.
The NSW Education Standards Authority - NESA - (the organisation which oversees the whole HSC and its awarding to students) specifies that you must satisfactorily complete a minimum of 12 Units in the Preliminary Course (normally Year 11) and 10 Units in the HSC Course (normally Year 12).
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The Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR):
The ATAR is a ranking
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students for the purpose of offering them a place in
University courses.
It is simply a number between 0 and 99.95 and ranks you relative to the other students who sat for the HSC in the same year as you.
It is calculated on your best 10 Board Developed Units.
You only need a ATAR if you are intending to go to university once you leave school.
The video below was produced by The Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) to explain all about the ATAR.
Study Strategies:
Effective study habits and techniques are the key to success in the HSC.
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Cross-Disciplinary Cooperation of Knowhow and Experience
The Scientific Experts Team has a special position at PM-International. This unique body in a beauty and wellness company links the knowhow and experience of specialists from the areas of medicine, nutritional science, biochemistry and food chemistry.
Their bundled expertise ensures that our products conform to the highest demands on quality and that our customers' expectations are always fulfilled.
Dr. Tobias Kühne
Chief Scientific Officer for the FitLine product line at PM-International, expert in nutritional medicine and sports medicine.
Dr. Christoph Heuberger
Food engineer; Product Manager Dietetics at our manufacturer.
Dr. Horst Schwietz
Chemist graduate; former Head of Product Development at our manufacturer.
Gunter Thoss
Director of the Administrative Board of PM-International AG, expert in marketing and sales
Horst Meinhardt
Developer of and expert in cosmetic formulations and process technology.
Katrin Seifarth
Management trainer, expert in marketing and brand development.
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Director of the BeautyLine product line at PM-International.
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Chief Marketing Officer at PM-International, expert in marketing and brand management.
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Manager Research and Science at PM-International, Doctor of ecotrophology, nutritional scientist, international speaker.
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Head of Product Safety at PM-International.
Dr. Peter Pfortner
Attorney at law specializing in foodstuffs and cosmetics.
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Pharmacist; biochemist; Prof. in Pharmaceutical Technology.
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Director Sports Marketing at PM-International.
Dr. Howard Peiper
Doctor of naturopathic medicine and supplement formulation expert.
Professor Dr. Julian Weghuber
Professor in Molecular Cell Physiology and PI.
Dr. Jürgen Reimann
Sworn expert for definition of Pharmaceuticals, food and nutritional supplements.
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Dink Smallwood is an adventure/role-playing game, similar to Zelda (2D top view), made by RTsoft.
The game features the twisted adventure of young Dink Smallwood, a pig farmer who leaves his town and goes on a quest to save the world.
GNU FreeDink is a new and portable version of the game engine, which runs the original game as well as its D-Mods, with close compatibility, under multiple platforms.
FreeDink is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions; see the GNU GPL for details.
It also comes with the DFArc front-end to manage and play Dink Modules (or D-Mods for short): fans-made new add-ons, some of them bigger than the original game!
And if you want to make your own adventure, the FreeDinkedit game editor awaits you.
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Move over 4.x-inch 720p displays, you low resolution toys of yesteryear. Your time is up. Starting this month, there's going to be a new sheriff in town: Sharp's 5-inch full HD 1920×1080 443 ppi displays are slated to go into production this month. And they could find their way into phones that will hit shelves before the end of the year.
Announced this morning on Sharp's online news portal, production of type 5 LCD panels will start in October. By using "CG-Silicon" technology, Sharp has been able to cram a full blown 1920×1080 display into just 5-inches of real estate. The end result is an incredibly impressive 443 ppi screen that will blow away anything currently on the market. The only thing that will be able to compete this year, if things go according to plan, is LG's 5-inch full HD panel that boasts a density of 440 ppi. Sharp's numbers claim their display has a slightly higher ppi than LG's, but there's no way anyone would be able to tell the difference between the two.
No specific products using Sharp's type 5 panel have been announced, but we have some good ideas. There's a rumor going around online right now that HTC will be manufacturing a 5-inch Nexus device this year, to be released for the holiday season. While we still have our doubts on the validity of this rumor, should it come true, Sharp's 5-inch 1080p panel would undoubtedly be the display HTC goes with. HTC has used Sharp panels in the past, and nothing else would be ready in time.
The Nexus 5 rumor is based around a slightly more solidified device, the 5-inch HTC Droid Incredible X, which has yet to be officially announced. Earlier rumors on the Incredible X point toward a slightly different display than the one just announced by Sharp, but it's likely those rumors were just wrong.
A 5-inch 1080p 443 ppi display feels like a bit of overkill to me, but if the phablet trend continues to move forward, an ultra high-resolution display makes sense. I'm still hoping my next phone comes with a nice 4.5-inch 720p display, but I'd still love to get my hands on one of Sharp's panels. How about you?


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Violence against immigrants has broken out in Cape Town.
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