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Matē labi, uzklāju no rīta ap plkst. 9:00 un līdz pat plkst. 15:30 neredzēju iemeslu piepūderēties. Pieņemu,ka tas izturētu visas 8 h,taču priekš tik taukainas ādas kā man, 6 h ir vairāk kā lieliski.
Uz sejas to neredz,kas ir otrs pluss,taču nevajag pārpūlēties ar tā uzklāšanu-kas par daudz,tas par skādi. Kā bāzi izmantot man nepatika-process likās ļoti ķēpīgs un ne līdz galam mans.
Kopumā esmu apmierināta ar šo produktu-dodu tam 8/10. Pirmā pieredze ar La Mav produktiem veiksmīga,tāpēc tagad skatos uz piedāvājumu- ļoti gribu zaļo mālu detoksācijas masku! :)
Produktu var apskatīt un iegādāties La Mav internetveikalā
Kāda ir Jūsu pieredze ar šāda veida produktiem? Vai esat mēģinājušas kaut ko no La Mav produktiem-ko Jūs varētu ieteikt?
Hello my lovely readers! It has been a long time since I made a post in english but today I wanted to talk about a product, which is very popular among all the eco cosmetics lovers. :)
La Mav Organic Skin Science® came into being after years of research, focusing on beautifully blending ancient natural wisdom and modern science. La Mav's age defying results are inspired by skin science and delivered through nature to unmask your natural inherent beauty.
La Mav Skincare was created by Tarj Mavi, who, after suffering from skin pigmentation after the birth of her second child, was unable to find a skincare range that could deliver visible results but was free from harsh chemicals. Having worked in the research and development field for over 25 years, Tarj was able to utilise this knowledge, and combine it with a desire to create a completely organic skin care range that would deliver visible results whilst being gentle to the skin and environment. Tarj believes that no woman should have to sacrifice beauty for health.
I have always loved organic products, because I like to give my skin a break from all the harsh ingredients that can be found in lot of beauty products.
The product I got to try out is La Mav Mattifying powder.
As you might know, I have a very oily skin, which means that I use mattifying products very often.
My skin can get very cranky, so not all the products I use get through the test :)
This powder promises :
• Broad spectrum SPF15
• Long lasting and water resistant
• Quick and easy to apply
• Non-comodegenic, won't clog pores• Organic & Certified Toxic Free
• Suitable for all skin types
• No fillers or talc
• Powerful, light reflective properties
This product worked very well with my skin- I had a lovely,matte finish for a good amount of time- 6 hours, which is more than enough for me. There are powders which can't keep my skin matte for even 2 hours, so La Mav powder is a complete winner on this test!
I give it 8/10 and I would definitely recommend it to all the oily skin owners out there who want to try out something from the organic beauty world.
You can read more about La Mav products on their website La Mav,
My first experience with La Mav products was a success so I am looking forward on trying out other products.Green Clay Detox mask looks like my next purchase! :)
Have You tried something from La Mav products? Do You use organic products in your daily routine?
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Awesome Tips Bucket List Worthy
Photo Credit: David Briggs/Arctic Kingdom
With summer approaching, travellers everywhere are looking for the perfect vacation destination. The Canadian Arctic isn't often on lists of must-visit travel destinations, but its unmatched natural beauty, outdoor adventures and wildlife make it a location that should be on every adventurer's bucket list.
With Iqaluit, Nunavut, just a three-hour flight from Ottawa, the Arctic is more accessible than ever – especially for Canadians.
You may be surprised to hear that the Arctic – known for its snow and ice – experiences beautiful weather in the summer months. Arctic summers can get surprisingly warm. In July and August, temperatures can reach up to 20 degrees Celsius in locations throughout Nunavut.
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One of the most amazing features of summers in Nunavut is the midnight sun. With almost 24-hours of sunshine in July, this natural phenomena allows for extended hours of adventure. Even as the days shorten throughout the season, you can still expect upwards of 17 hours of sunshine at the end of August. Additionally, in August, travellers can enjoy spectacular and seemingly endless sunsets. We suggest packing sleep masks.
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With majestic mountains, rolling tundra blooming with wildflowers, glaciers, and soaring icebergs, the stunning scenery of the Canadian Arctic is sure to take your breath away.
The Canadian Arctic is also an incredible spot for fun in nature for the whole family. The beautiful landscapes make for some of the best hiking you'll ever experience, especially in Canada most stunning national park, Auyuittuq National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Other fun activities include boating, kayaking, iceberg watching, and snorkeling in crystal clear waters, and fishing for Arctic char.
Arctic summers provide amazing opportunities for wildlife sightings from land and boat, including polar bears, whales and walrus. With the midnight sun and beautiful scenery, Arctic summers are great for dramatic and unique wildlife photography.
A number of local tour companies offer opportunities to experience and photograph this area's one-of-a-kind wildlife in the summer months. Arctic Kingdom's Kings of the Arctic Safari is a seven-day adventure to Igloolik, Nunavut, in the heart of July. This region is amazing for walrus, as well as possible polar bear and bowhead whale sightings.
You can also find opportunities to see polar bears and bowhead whales on Arctic Kingdom's Polar Bears and Glaciers of Baffin Island. This seven-day trip departs in August.
The opportunities for exploration and adventure are endless, making the Canadian Arctic one of the most unique and life-changing summer vacation destinations in the world.
Canada isn't the only country that boasts one-of-a-kind trips to the Arctic. Arctic Wonderland Tours, based in Greenland, has been taking travelers to the far reaches of their majestic, snow-covered landscapes since 1973. Adventurers can take snowmobiling, hiking, or boat trips to discover icebergs and the rare wildlife that call Greenland's mountains, fjords, and glaciers home.
Another unique way to explore the Arctic is on a cruise holiday. The Svalbard archipelago, located north of Finland and east of Greenland, is known for its ancient glaciers and uniquely rugged mountains. Discover the World offers small ship voyages to this rarely-visited archipelago as well as Greenland and other Arctic areas. Whether it's your first visit to the Arctic or your twentieth, you're bound to be wowed by the adventures that await in 2017.


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The Valley Business Today: Managing Creativity with Dr. Miles Davis
18 October 2017
We were at the Byrd School of Business on the campus of Shenandoah University for today's edition of The Valley Business Today with co-host, Dr. Miles Davis. He's the Dean of the Byrd School of Business and Professor of Management at Shenandoah University. Each month Dr. Davis hosts us for an informal, yet insightful business conversation. This month's topic was managing creativity.
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Anamika Baruah, a shopper at the city's Big Bazaar, said, "I'm yet to learn many points of the new tax system but whatever I can sense seems to be positive. I think the common people like us are going to gain from this. With the implementation of GST, the price of many items which we use daily will come down."
Jayanta Deka, a retailer of electrical goods at Ulubari, said, "The price of some items has gone down to a huge extent. This will be beneficial for the customers but we are worried for retailers like us. It will take some time before we can say something."
On Friday evening, there was rush in shopping malls across the city for pre-GST clearance sales.
Pranab Das, a book seller at Bhangagarh area, said, "I will be able to know only after a week what it is actually."
People eating at restaurants also expressed hope for GST. "Earlier it used to be separate taxes in the form of VAT and service taxes but now just one tax under GST," said Naba Barman, who had to pay Rs 5 as GST in his bill of Rs 115.


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The Cancer Services Program of Niagara County will sponsor a free colorectal cancer risk assessment on Thursday, March 15, from 10 a.m. to noon in the lobby of Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center, 621 10th St., in Niagara Falls.
The Cancer Services Program provides no-cost colon cancer screening for men and women (age 50 to 64) and breast and cervical cancer screening for women (age 40 to 64) who do not have health insurance. No appointments are necessary. Representatives will make appropriate referrals based on each individual's risk factors. Educational materials will also be available at this event.
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Service to hold public hearing and re-open comment period on the revised proposed Critical Habitat designation and associated draft economic analysis for the Mississippi gopher frog
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) announces a public hearing and the re-opening of the comment period on the revised proposed critical habitat designation and associated draft economic analysis for the endangered Mississippi gopher frog, as well as a change to the methodology used to delineate critical habitat for this species.
The public hearing will be held at the Gulfport High School auditorium, 100 Perry Street, Gulfport, Mississippi 39507 on January 31, 2012, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Immediately preceding the hearing will be an informal informational meeting from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Biologists will be available during the informational meeting to discuss the revised proposal and answer questions. The Service is committed to providing access to this meeting for all participants. Persons needing reasonable accommodations in order to attend and participate in this meeting should contact Stephen Ricks at 601-321-1122 or email@example.com as soon as possible. In order to allow sufficient time to process requests, please call or e-mail no later than close of business on January 24, 2012.
With the re-opening of the comment period on the revised proposed critical habitat designation, the Service is seeking comments, suggestions, and any additional information on biology, taxonomy, threats, range, distribution, population size, or current or planned activities and their possible impacts on the Mississippi gopher frog or its proposed critical habitat, as well as, comments on our draft economic analysis and the revised methodology for designating critical habitat.
During the re-opened comment period, which will be published in the *Federal Register* on Tuesday, January 17, 2012, the public can submit their comments on the revised proposal and draft economic analysis on or before March 2, 2012, by 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. All comments will be posted on http://www.regulations.gov including any personal information provided. Comments previously submitted during the first comment period do not need to be resubmitted. A final decision on the designation of critical habitat for the Mississippi gopher frog will consider all comments and information received by the close of the comment period.
In addition to accepting comments during the public hearing on January 31, the only other ways comments will be accepted include:
- Federal eRulemaking Portal: regulations.gov In the box that reads "Enter Keyword or ID," enter the Docket number for this proposed rule, which is FWS-R4-ES-2010-0024. Then, in the Search panel on the left side of the screen, under the Document Type heading, check the box next to Proposed Rules. You may enter a comment by clicking on "Submit a Comment." Please ensure that you have found the correct rulemaking before submitting your comment; or,
- U.S. mail or hand delivery: Public Comments Processing, Attn: Docket No. FWS-R4-ES-2010-0024; Division of Policy and Directives management; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; 4401 N. Fairfax Drive, PDM-2042; Arlington, VA 22203.
The revised proposal to designate critical habitat for the endangered Mississippi gopher frog (published on September 27, 2011) recommended a total of 7,015 acres as critical habitat within two states, including Louisiana's St. Tammany Parish and Mississippi's Forrest, Harrison, Jackson, and Perry counties. The revised methodology for designating critical habitat (presented in the current notice) will reduce the total number of acres to 6,538. The proposed change in the methodology is based on our additional review of movement data for gopher frogs as a result of peer reviewer comments. Occupied habitat and currently unoccupied habitat have been determined to be essential for the conservation of the Mississippi gopher frog and, as such, both are being proposed as critical habitat.
Identifying the habitat essential to the Mississippi gopher frog is an important milestone along the road to recovery. The identification process was greatly benefited by the Service's existing partnerships with the U.S. Forest Service; Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks; and private landowners, who are currently working to conserve this unique species and its habitat. The Service looks forward to continuing and strengthening these partnerships and associated habitat conservation efforts.
A draft economic analysis of the revised proposed critical habitat estimates that incremental impacts from the designation would range from $102,000 to $37.7 million. Almost all of the estimated economic impacts center on the recently proposed acres in Louisiana. The broad range in estimated economic impacts stems from uncertainty about whether any new federally sponsored projects will be pursued in Louisiana and the conservation measures the Service may recommend if consultation does occur.
The Mississippi gopher frog is a darkly colored, moderately sized frog with warts covering its back and dusky spots on its belly. It lives underground in pine forests that were historically dominated by longleaf pine and breeds in small temporary ponds.
The complete revised proposal appeared in the *Federal Register* on September 27, 2011, and can be obtained by visiting the Federal eRulemaking Portal: regulations.gov at Docket Number FWS–R4–ES–2010–0024. A copy also can be obtained by contacting U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 6578 Dogwood View Parkway, Suite A, Jackson, Mississippi 39213; phone 601-321-1121.
The Service prepared the proposed rule per a court-approved settlement agreement resulting from a lawsuit filed by the Center for Biological Diversity and Friends of Mississippi Public Lands. As part of a revision to this settlement agreement, the Service has committed to deliver the final critical habitat rule to the Federal Register by May 30, 2012.
Critical habitat is a term defined in the Endangered Species Act. It refers to specific geographic areas that are essential to the conservation of a threatened or endangered species and which may require special management considerations or protection. The designation of critical habitat will help ensure federal agencies and the public are aware of the Mississippi gopher frog's habitat needs and proper consultation is conducted by federal agencies when required by law.
A critical habitat designation does not set up a preserve or refuge and only applies to situations where federal funding or a federal permit is involved. It does not allow government or public access to private land. Federal agencies that undertake, fund or permit activities that may affect critical habitat are required to consult with the Service to ensure such actions do not adversely modify or destroy designated critical habitat. Since the Mississippi gopher frog is listed under the Endangered Species Act, it is already protected wherever it occurs. Federal agencies are required to consult on any action taken that might affect the species, whether critical habitat is designated.
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Surabhi's I-LEAD Journal (Part 1)
I had a remarkable experience attending I-LEAD 2016. While my interest stemmed from looking to take a free trip to Washington, D.C, I ended up having a life-changing experience! I learned about others, about myself, and about the genesis and purpose of the J-1 program.
"Hi, I am Surabhi Khanderia from India. I am an architecture student, and I am doing my internship in Kansas City."
"No, it is pronounced Sur-bhi. It means fragrance in Hindi"
I said each of these phrases more than a hundred times in that week. Introducing myself and telling my story, became a big part of my own self-discovery.
The best part about the program that we were 58 J-1 interns from about 29 countries, who are interning all over the United states in different fields of study. I didn't even know that some of these fields existed! This really made me realize how small my world has been. Whenever we sat in a room together, I couldn't help but marvel at what the 58 individuals have been through. All of our collective knowledge and experiences, as well as cultural backgrounds, were so vast, rich, and exciting! I was proud to represent my country, India, and my field of study, architecture, in this room! Here is my day-by-day recount of the highlights of this trip.
Day 1: May 15, 2016
What is the J-1 program all about?
I reached Washington D.C. at noon, to meet a group of interns already gathered with a CIEE staff member. We went to the American University campus to check into our rooms and have lunch, which, by the way, was delicious! Since we had free time till 6:00 p.m., a group of us went to the zoo!
Our first gathering for dinner was at 6:00 p.m. Meghann Curtis, CIEE Executive Vice President, spoke about how the J-1 Visa program was first started to bring the world together after the two World Wars, and how the first funds to sponsor international people were raised by selling components of war devices and equipments. I found that really impressive and have been promoting the J-1 Visa ever since.
She went on to explain that there are so many problems today that the world is facing. Issues like migration, climate change, health, and more. She explained that not one country or one government can eradicate these problems from the world. So, the U.S. Department of State started I-LEAD to bring elite youth from all over the world to come together and think about these problems together from different perspectives. We felt very appreciated, as she commended us all for being bold to come out of our comfort zones to learn in USA.
Day 2: May 16, 2016
Intercultural learning through activities
The day started with breakfast in the Mary Gradon Hall. Once again, it was delicious. Today, we all were in groups of 10. I was in group five with Taylor Kay as our leadership guide. Then the sessions started with Rachel Greene's intercultural learning.
The key points of this session were to know yourselves, to know others, and then to bridge the gap by being empathetic. We did an activity where I told the person next to me the story of how I was named and vice versa. For the second part of the activity, we asked each other the following questions:
- Who do you want to have dinner with?
- Describe your perfect day.
- What is that one thing that you have dreamed of doing for a long time but haven't done yet? And why?
- Describe your most treasured memory.
- What, according to you, is friendship?
It was surprising how quickly I connected with Hayeong (my roommate for the week and partner for this exercise). The conversation that these questions triggered did not end there when the time was up. I was surprised how much I connected with a person who I had just met! The only disappointment after each exercise was that there was never enough time to talk and share. We had to stop when the time was up. However, we found time after 9:00 p.m. to gather and talk about things we couldn't complete during the sessions.
During lunch, we had a lecture by James Pellow, the CEO of CIEE. One of the questions asked of him was, "What do you expect from us?" He responded, "Greatness."
The best part of all the sessions was that we had a debrief in the end where we could share our stories, opinions, lessons, and feedback related to the session. Everyone was very open to constructive feedback.
Watching TED Talks in the evening
We watched three TED talks in the evening, and I learnt some important lessons from them! The talks discussed leadership, identity, and other important topics. After the TED talks, we had to convert our learnings into a play and perform, which was a lot of fun.
Be sure to check out part two of my story for more details!
Surabhi Khanderia is a participant on our Intern USA program and an architecture student at CEPT University in in Ahmedabad, India. Surabhi is currently pursuing an internship with B & A Architecture in Kansas City, MO, USA.
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Doug was born in Vancouver on April 11, 1934 and came to Alta Lake in 1944 at age nine with parents Jack and Cis and brother Loyd. They settled and built Hillcrest Lodge (later renamed Mount Whistler Lodge) on the southeast shore of Alta Lake (Lakeside Park area today). It opened in 1945 and by 1947 it was in full operation with a total of 16 cabins available from the May long weekend until after Thanksgiving in October. In the peak season the family were very busy catering to over 60 guests. The Lodge was always booked a year in advance as, in those days, there was gas rationing so people liked to go up to Alta Lake by train and stay for their holidays.
At age 14 Doug went to work in Alf Gebhart's Rainbow Lumber Mill that was located on the southwest shore of the Lake. During 1951-56 he worked for the PGE Railway (later B.C. Rail and now CN) as a telephone lineman. He covered territory from Squamish to Lillooet and occasionally went as far north as Quesnel. He and his helper travelled by speeder doing telephone installations and acted as an ambulance in emergencies.
Doug married Barb in 1956 and they had one daughter, Bev, who went to the little one-room school located near the mill until Grade 6. When his parents retired Doug and Barb managed the Lodge from 1958 to 1965.
Doug was a founding member of the Alta Lake Fire Department in1962 with Don Gow, Glen Creelman, Denis Beauregard and Dick Fairhurst as the Chief — almost the entire male population of the Alta Lake area at the time.
When the lodge was sold in 1965 Doug went to work for the Garibaldi Lifts Ltd. at Whistler Mountain, where he worked until 1983. He truly loved working outdoors building and repairing lifts and could be counted on to do the job in whatever the weather.
As the valley developed Doug actively participated in the Rotary Club and served on the Municipal Board of Variance for many years. He enjoyed playing golf in the "Goofee Golfers Glub". When the first nine holes opened in Whistler Cay (now integrated into the Whistler Golf Course) 20 locals formed the first golf club and had fun at pot-luck dinners and presented goofy trophies after each weekly tournament.
In 1983 Doug and Barb retired to North Vancouver to manage an apartment block. They later moved to Kerrisdale, into Barb's former home. Doug continued to play golf and took up curling. He especially enjoyed his family times with wife, Barb, daughter Bev (Ron) Hamilton and the light of his life, granddaughter Stephanie, all of Squamish.
He died peacefully at home on Tuesday, June 27, 2007 after a courageous battle for one year with esophageal and liver cancer. At his request there was no service. In his memory, donations may be made to the B. C. Cancer Agency or charity of one's choice.
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Road to Perdition by Yaser Talebi
Two portable mechanic men get involved into an accident. The accident is an opportunity for them to possess half a million USD....
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There has been a great deal of public debate in the UK recently about the Big Society and the Good Society, and the invocation of the word "social."
In a sense, the church invented the social world. In pagan antiquity you had the familial, the tribal and the political communities. But the idea of having a space of free association - people coming together for all kinds of shared purposes of organisation and running their lives - was only vestigially present in the antique world.
It became far more common because the church itself was one enormous free association. It was also an international association, which spawned in the Middle Ages all kinds of other free associations beneath its umbrella, within and across now relatively descacralised political entities. These took different forms after the Reformation, including the "free churches," leading to the way the church today is a gathering of all kinds of smaller communities.
Free association is vital to any definition of society - with equal weight to both components of the term. It is about liberty, yes, but liberty achieved through people coming together to explore a common purpose. We don't have a significant range for our freedom if we are acting alone. Our actual freedom is connected to our capacity to act, and this is often greater when we act together than when we each compete and act only for ourselves.
Each individual low paid worker might be free to ask for higher wages, for example, but they won't get far because each is in competition with the other for a job. Yet when those individuals work together (for example, through the London Citizens Living Wage campaign) they are able to achieve a fairer wage. Being paid a living wage also gives those individuals more genuine options, and therefore more freedom, such as having more time to spend with family because they no longer need to do multiple jobs.
Individual freedom is here enhanced by association and corporate action. We can be more free together than in isolation. This insight has implications far beyond both politics and economics, but is often excluded by both.
Right-wing parties have tended to speak in the name of economics, defending the unfettered rights of commodity exchange. Left-wing parties have tended to speak in the name of the political, arguing for the importance of a hierarchical bureaucracy designed to maximise public happiness and equality of opportunity.
However, this division was always more apparent than real: both left and right agreed that the only viable public goals are the secular ones of maximising material contentment, private liberty and formal equality. The Christian vision of society offers a great deal more.
The Christian social vision goes beyond economics, at least in the sense of buying and selling to pursue our individual interest. A Christian notion of the economy is, as far as possible, about nurturing a social or "civil" economy, because it recognises that pursuing one's own interests isn't necessarily antithetical to having a social or mutual concern.
Of course, state and law must play a crucial part in defining and regulating such an economy, but it is more crucially about a change in practice and ethos. It is vital that we move beyond a social democratic politics that is only about taming and taxing the capitalist monster. Instead, we need genuinely civilised market and financial processes in the first place.
Similarly, the Christian social vision goes beyond politics, in the sense that the latter is about law and the minimal conditions for human flourishing. Politics alone cannot provide reconciliation and forgiveness, or a more concrete vision of what is, in fact, the good life. That must come from somewhere other than political processes. If it doesn't, it tends to be a vision imposed by a rather arrogant technocratic elite.
The church itself is the site of the true society. It is the project which brings in everything, because there are no easy boundaries between the secular and the sacred. We find its transcendent reference-point when gathered round the Eucharist, receiving the gifts of God and giving back the gifts of God in praise and worship. This models the reciprocity necessary in community.
And this other word, "reciprocity," always accompanies the concept of free association. Reciprocity is about gift-exchange rather than simply contracts or the imposition of laws. Charity is really about such a reciprocal process, not the one-way giving of something to somebody that we've come to see it as. In the best Christian theology, charity has always been a mutualist practice involving constant give-and-take.
How does this affect our understanding of poverty? There is one group of Christians - the so-called "religious right" - who tend to think of Christianity as an exclusively spiritual matter, where we are all equal spiritually and the church community is secondary and not the primary social focus. That can sometimes translate into an individualist approach to social policy.
On the other hand, there has been another tendency since the nineteenth century to hand the incarnational mission of the church over to the state - in other words, to see the state as the more complete realisation of the church's social mission than the church itself.
It is sometimes said that we mustn't stop at charity, and that all real Christian reformers have wanted to move past mere charity and on to legislation. This is a tradition in the church associated with Archbishop William Temple. Essentially, it sees the state as a tool to implement Christian charity.
However, this tradition, despite its worth in several respects, tends to surrender ultimate responsibility for our social mission to technocratic political forces.
Anglican social thought has always been divided between this expectant look towards the state, and a genuine third approach - one which places rather less emphasis on state intervention, but instead stresses the need for more interpersonal action, for people taking the initiative to do things for themselves. (0ne can mention here Headlam, Chesterton - who was, remember, for a long time an Anglican - Figgis , Demant and today Rowan Williams.)
The undue emphasis on legislation entails losing focus on interpersonal relationships, and with it the notion that one treats recipients of charity as human beings. It is precisely because the Christian vision keeps people's humanity central that we accord them the dignity of demanding something from them.
The problem with the dominant alternatives to this vision is that they are devoid of such social concern, and are therefore deeply impersonal. We either get the pure market theorists who think welfare will trickle down in a perfect economy and thereby self-rectify, or else get a left-wing version of the same impersonality, which wants simply to redress the balance so that everyone can participate equally in the same cold, "objective" market. This is not the way of the church.
At the moment, we have the wrong form of paternalism: it's all top down impersonal economic and technical tinkering. We need instead to reshape the right kind of patrician legacy which promotes the growth of virtue and pride in status at every social level, and also encourages a debate about what the good life really is.
Poverty alone isn't the problem. Simply giving more money to the poor - even though this is often crucial and most of the current cuts imposed by the UK government are an abomination - won't resolve the issues facing our communities. People's capacity to endure and survive poverty - their "resilience," as some in the Labour party are now emphasising - has declined.
As part of this, the catastrophic decline over a very long period in working class education is a cause for real concern. We have to look closely at what has been lost in communities taking some responsibility for their own education and training.
For example, consider the importance of children being able to read. The child that cannot read has a thin chance in life to survive poverty, let alone escape it. Quite modest things like classes for parents to teach them to read to their children can make a real difference without needing immediately to transform their whole economic situation (though that too remains important).
We simply cannot deal with the children and their prospects without dealing with the parents. The connections between child and parent, family and the community, are integral to any serious approach to tackling poverty. The Christian view of society holds these relationships central to our vision, and our solutions.
And if one recognises that the church itself is a way for the social dimension to transcend and transfigure politics and economics, then that implies a much more collaborative approach to the whole issue of poverty.
Above all it means, as far as the church is concerned, something of a shift in direction away from the William Temple legacy of long reports telling the Government what to do and being admired by the liberal press while the laity remain secretly sceptical.
What we need instead is a shift to a more authentic radicalism in which the church gets involved in all kinds of processes of welfare, medicine, banking, education, the arts, business, technology, ecology and more, and seeks to transform them in the joint name of reciprocity and virtue.
Again, the state has a crucial role to play in establishing legal boundaries against profiteering from health, welfare and education by merely private interests, and in the continuing to ensure a safety net and guaranteed provision for all.
But for the church to see the role of the state as basic is actually to despair about our fundamental motivations, to deny that we are capable of acting "socially" in the first place.
Instead, the social dimension needs once more to be the defining consideration of our common life. The church, when it is being truest to itself, is capable of embedding this concern beyond the reach of mere economics and politics. More than ever, this is what the church now needs to do.
And this may also prove the secret to increasing church attendance - for proving the consequences of Eucharistic sharing will surely lead many more to share in the Eucharist itself.
John Milbank is Research Professor of Politics, Religion and Ethics at the University of Nottingham, Director of the Centre of Theology and Philosophy, Chairman of the ResPublica Trust and a Fellow of the Contextual Theology Centre.


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Bollywood superstars Akshay Kumar and Salman Khan have made it to the top 10 of the annual Forbes' list of the world's best-paid male actors. Akshay Kumar, who treated the fans with a superhit sports drama Gold, ranks number seven on the list with earnings of USD 40.5 million, while Salman Khan, by earning USD 38.5 million, has scored the ninth position.
Undoubtedly, the two are among the top stars in India and are always flooded with movies. Be it a content-based movie or a commercial film, the stars know how to deliver the best performance and entertain the audience. On the other hand, the two actors also made it to Forbes' list of top 100 highest-paid entertainers 2018. The list was announced last month. While Akshay Kumar graced the 76th positions, superstar Salman Khan stands at the 82nd spot.
(Also read: Bharat: Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif's on-location pictures and videos will leave you wanting for more)
Here are the Forbes Top 10 World's Highest-paid Male Actors 2018
-George Clooney - USD 239m
-Dwayne Johnson - USD 124m
-Robert Downey Jr - USD 81m
-Chris Hemsworth - USD 64.5m
-Jackie Chan -USD 45.5m
-Will Smith - USD 42m
-Akshay Kumar -USD 40.5m
-Adam Sandler - USD 39.5m
-Salman Khan - USD 38.5m
-Chris Evans - USD 34m
On a related note, Akshay and Salman are giving back to back blockbusters in Bollywood. Talking about their upcoming projects, Akshay Kumar is shooting for a couple of films together. He is working on Housefull 4, Kesari and also has 2.0 alongside South superstar Rajinikanth up for release. On the other hand, Salman Khan's Race 3 made good numbers at the box office and now our Dabangg Khan is shooting for Ali Abbas Zafar's Bharat alongside Katrina Kaif and Disha Patani.
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CNN headlines the ratings news for ABCs "The Path To 9/11" with "Clinton, Most Americans, Skip ABC's 9/11 Miniseries." Their figures say part one of the TV docudrama drew 13 million viewers. NBC's Sunday Night Football had far more: 20.7 million viewers. In fact, ABC's two-part movie did only slightly better than CBS's THIRD airing of its 9/11 documentary "9/11," which was seen by 10.6 million viewers. Mediaweek says the overnight ratings are even tighter: it gave NBC's football a 15.1 rating, with "The Path To 9/11" and CBS's RERUN tied at an 8.2 rating. And that was just a whisker ahead of the 18th season debut of "The Simpsons."
Putting it all in perspective: Since it was airing before the fall TV season began for most networks (Fox starts early), ratings for any TV movie right now should be lower. But clearly it was an expensive, ambitious project. And with the massive media attention, ABC should have hoped for a much higher curiosity factor. All it got were modest ratings. We'll know better tomorrow after the second night's ratings whether the people who watched Sunday were hooked or couldn't be bothered to come back for night two.
Finally, the actors and crew involved should be fonts of fun information: two former FBI agents reportedly quit after a month as advisers because they felt no one cared about accuracy, Harvey Keitel insisted on rewriting his own dialogue and wouldn't say anything he didn't believe to be true and the director was walking around with a copy of the 9/11 Commission Report to try and fact check things. I'm also intrigued by the presence of Amy Madigan as a CIA agent who is furious and ashamed in the movie when they don't kill Bin Laden. She is a major leftie and it'll be intriguing to see how she feels about the project now.
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A couple of friends work for a taxi driver to rob his passengers, but they feel like they're getting ripped off. They decide to plan their own robberies, but they are amateurs and things don't go too well. One of the youths, Cordoba, whose girlfriend Sandra is pregnant, just wants to get enough cash so they can leave Argentina and get to Uruguay to start a new life. He and his friends plan one last robbery, but things don't go as planned.
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Do you love elephants? Well August 12th is World Elephant Day, a day not solely for celebrating these beautiful creatures, but also to raise awareness about elephant conservation. Elephants are known for forming strong family bonds and researchers have found that "elephants are capable of complex thought and deep feeling" including grief; they are known to mourn for many years after a death. Unfortunately, African elephants have had to mourn on too many occasions over the last several decades as the most recent data suggests that 27,000 African elephants are slaughtered every year, mostly by ivory poachers.
Even as tragic stories such as the poaching murder of tusker Satao II earlier this year in Kenya continue to pour in, there is still much hope for elephant populations. Demand for ivory has dropped, in great part due to the efforts made by elephant conservationists. Notably, over the last three years, the price of ivory has fallen by two-thirds with states such as New York and several countries around the world agreeing to ban the sale of ivory altogether. Ideally, if selling ivory becomes a less lucrative trade, poachers may be less willing to take the risk. A number of high-profile awareness campaigns have also helped. Earlier this year, the Bronx Zoo joined hands with origami enthusiasts from around the world to demolish the world record for largest display of origami elephants. The goal was set for 35,000 origami elephants, reflecting a recent estimate for the number of elephants killed each year, but they received over 78,000 origami elephants.
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Famished soccer fans all around were treated to a feast last week as the EPL finally kicked off after almost three months rest.
It was business as usual for most of the EPL's big boys as Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham all won their opening fixtures, with Arsenal's loss at home to Aston Villa providing the only real surprise of week 1.
Week 1 saw a total of 228 players play, 410,289 fans attend games, 28 goals scored, 7 shut outs, 37 yellow cards and 2 red cards.
Can week 2 match those numbers, I guess we will have to wait and see.
Anelka could retire
West Brom have confirmed that new striker Nicolas Anelka could retire following the death of his close friend and agent.
The former French international will sit out of Saturday's game against Everton after being given compassionate leave.
Speaking about Anelka,West Brom manager, Steve Clarke, said: "I'm not going to deny that he used that word.
"But we've given him time to go away and think about it. I don't think we could do more in the circumstances."
Anelka, who has played for five different EPL clubs, only moved to the Hawthorns this summer on a one-year deal.
After scoring seven goals in as many during pre-season games, Anelka made his competitive debut for his new club in last Saturday's 1-0 Premier League opening weekend defeat by Southampton.
Asked whether Anelka might return, Clarke said: "I don't know, because from the conversation we had the other day, it was really negative.
"But as I said, we have given him time to think about it. So I'd like to think he could play for West Bromwich Albion again."
Chelsea hijack Spurs Willian bid
Reigning Europa League champions Chelsea look set to sign Anzhi Makhachkala midfielder Willian for a fee of around £30m ($45m).
The Brazilian international looked set to join Tottenham, passing a medical with the north Londoners, but could now move to Chelsea after the Blues entered the race for his signature at the eleventh hour.
Pressed if Willian had chosen Chelsea, Mourinho nodded, before adding: "I know what the player wants, so in this moment we cannot hide. That is a possibility."
Tottenham had been expected to break their transfer record for the third time this summer and make Willian their fifth summer signing. However, Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is believed to have intervened and used his contacts at Anzhi to offer a similar fee to Spurs but with more lucrative add-ons.
Willian has yet to agree personal terms with Chelsea, but it is thought the chance to play Champions League soccer and work under Mourinho helped to push the deal in the Blues favor.
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Week 2 Predictions
Fulham v Arsenal
Everton v West Brom
Hull v Norwich
Newcastle v West Ham
Southampton v Sunderland
Stoke v Crystal Palace
Aston Villa v Liverpool
Cardiff v Man City
Tottenham v Swansea
Man Utd v Chelsea
Fulham vs. Arsenal
Arsenal got off to the worst possible start last weekend, losing 1-3 at home to Aston Villa. Small sections of the Arsenal contingent have been calling for Wenger to step down for a while, but after last week's loss the official Arsenal supporters trust issued a statement saying they did not feel the boss should be offered a new contract after eight trophyless years in charge.
The core of discontent among the Arsenal faithful seems to be Arsenal's perceived lack of ambition and activity in the transfer market. A marquee signing in attack would undoubtedly ease pressure on Wenger, but what Arsenal really need is a no nonsense ugly stopper in midfield and defense.
Fulham have bought well during the close season and proved they will be tough to beat again this season with a good 0-1 win away to Sunderland on the opening day of the season.
Fulham manager Martin Jol must decide whether to give ex-Tottenham midfielder Scott Parker his debut against Arsenal, though Goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg is definitely out after injuring his shoulder at Sunderland so David Stockdale is set to start.
Arsenal will be without defender Laurent Koscielny, who is banned follwing a red card against Aston Villa last weekend, meaning righ-back Sanga will likely shift over into central defense with Carl Jenkinson coming in at right-back .
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (knee) and Thomas Vermaelen (back) are also out, though left-back Nacho Monreal is fit for selection.
Fulham play some silky stuff under Martin Jol and are especially tough to beat on their home patch. Arsenal are under a bit of pressure after losing their opening game, though they did play well midweek against Fenerbache in their Champions League qualifier.
Nevertheless, Craven Cottage is a tough place to come to and I think Arsenal would probably not be too unhappy with a draw.
Prediction: 2-2
Everton vs. West Brom
Everton began life without David Moyes last week with a 2-2 draw away to Norwich.
The Toffees played well and were a tad unlucky not to leave with all three points. New boss Roberto Martinez likes to play an expansive passing style of soccer and has stressed it may take time to implement.
Yet there are signs that his ideas are already having an effect—A possession statistic of 67% (as calculated by Opta) was the highest in the opening round of Premier League matches, with a successful passing rate of 88% bettered only by Manchester City.
West Brom lost their opening game due to a poor penalty decision and have been struck another blow in the news that striker Nicolas Anelka may retire following the death of a close friend.
The Baggies were last season's surprise package, but have been weakened this season following the return of on-loan striker Romelu Lukaku back to Chelsea. Anelka's arrival seemed like an ideal solution, but the former France international's absence means the Baggies are really short of options up top.
West Brom have only won one league match at Goodison Park in 34 years – a 4-1 victory in November 2010. But Everton are in a transitionary period and could be more vulnerable than they usually are at home, but I still can't see anything other than an Everton win here.
Prediction: 2-0
Aston Villa vs. Liverpool
When Aston Villa fans looked at their opening fixtures for the 2013-2014 season, the probably thought God is a West Brom supporter. Away games to Arsenal and Chelsea are as about the toughest openings you could wish for, and most Villa fans probably would have been happy with a solitary point from the two games.
Instead, they are unhappy they only have three after beating Arsenal and controversially losing to Chelsea after playing well.
Persuading striker Christian Benteke to stay at the club may turn out to be the best deal of the season, as the Belgian international has already scored three goals in two games. No one has found the back of the net more times than Beneteke in the league during 2013, having scored 17 times.
Liverpool also have a terrific striker in Luis Suarez, but the Uruguayan international is still unavailable for the Reds as he serves a suspensions for biting.
The Reds play some tidy stuff, but still lack that killer instinct—Liverpool attempted more shots on goal than any other Premier League team last weekend (20) – as they did last season – but for a late penalty save by new keeper Simon Mignolet would have been held to a draw at Anfield.
Liverpool have a terrific record against Aston Villa—The Reds have lost only one of their last 15 games away to Villa in the Premier League (W1, D5, L9) since 1998. Villa have mustered only seven goals in that time and last scored more than once in a 4-2 defeat in November 1998. But they can't seem to finish their chances at the moment and that is why I'm going for a draw.
Prediction: 1-1
Cardiff vs. Man City
Cardiff were given a harsh introduction to life in the EPL losing 2-0 away to West Ham without a shot on target, but will be chomping at the bit to play their first season in the top flight of English soccer for 51 years.
The last one, back in 1962, saw a 3-0 victory over a West Ham team including Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters, and the Bluebirds will be hoping for a similar result on Sunday though they will have their work cut out as they face big spenders Manchester City.
City have once again splurged over the summer, spending close to £100m ($150m) as they try to wrestle back the EPL crown from neighbors Manchester United. The sky blues have also recruited a new manager in Manuel Pellegrini, and the veteran Chilean could not have wished for a better start with his side easily beating Newcastle 4-0 at home.
Cardiff's Danish striker Andreas Cornelius could make his Premier League debut after recovering from an ankle injury, while left-back Andrew Taylor could also feature after serving a suspension.
Manchester City will be without captain Vincent Kompany after the Belgian international injured his groin in the game against Newcastle, meaning Matija Nastasic could be forced back early from injury.
Cardiff fans are renowned for their passion and the Cardiff City Stadium will no doubt be electric on Sunday, but even so it is hard to see past anything other than a Man City win here.
Predictions: 0-2
Tottenham vs Swansea
Spurs looked impressive in their win at Crystal Palace last weekend and again midweek in Europe.
The north Londoners have made busy in the transfer market over the summer, and even if they lose Gareth Bale to Real Madrid, look like they now have a squad capable of really competing at the top of the table.
Swansea passed the ball and played well last week, but were still beaten 1-4 at home to champions Manchester United. However, the Swans bounced back midweek with a 5-1 win in Europe and once again look like a side that will finish mid-table.
Spurs hope to welcome back Aaron Lennon and Jan Vertonghen after they missed the Europa League clash with Dinamo Tbilisi on Thursday. However, Emmanuel Adebayor, Benoit Assou-Ekotto and Lewis Holtby remain out injured.
Swansea will be without Nathan Dyer (hamstring), though Ben Davis could return after sitting out midweek's European game.
Swansea have never won a league match at White Hart Lane in 15 attempts, losing 13 and drawing two. The Swans have come on leaps and bounds in recent years and play some of the nicest soccer in the EPL, nevertheless Spurs should still takes this one.
Prediction: 2-1
Manchester United Vs. Chelsea
Chelsea's bids for Wanye Rooney mean all eyes will be on the England international on Monday night whether he plays or not.
The intense speculation over Rooney's future might actually come as a relief to David Moyes, as it will lighten the pressure both on his team and himself as Manchester United play their first EPL game at Old Trafford without Alex Ferguson for the first time in almost 27 years.
United got off to a terrific start winning 1-4 away to Swansea, but Chelsea are a different kettle of fish and will provide Moyes with his first real test since becoming Manchester United boss.
Chelsea have made a perfect start to the new season winning both their games, as returning coach Jose Mourinho continued where he last left off for Chelsea six-years ago.
Both teams will want to win this game, though Chelsea's two wins and the fact they are the away team means there is less pressure on them to go for it. David Moyes will want his side to give a good account of themselves in their first home game of the season, but he definitely will not want his side to lose so don't expect United to over commit to a win either.
This game has a tight scrappy draw written all over it, but United have a bit more class in the strikers department and that is why I'll edge them to just nick this one.
Prediction: 2-1


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Full high quality video of the debate that took place on October 6th, 2010 on "Islam is a religion of peace". For the motion: Zeba Khan and Maajid Nawaz. And...
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There is absolutely no need to debate... it is NOT a religion of peace.
It's clearly mentioned in the Quraan :)
"And kill them wherever you overtake them and expel them from wherever they have expelled you" (2-191)
My Syrian brother - may both Syria and Iran soon be free from the terrorists and oppressors which have destroyed our nations.
I hope you are not serious on your Twitter in being pro-Assad.
You will never see me more serious :)
I don't want to take the discussion of Atheism to politics... but never believe the media.
Mainstream media is nothing more than a propaganda tool used by the global elite to control the thoughts and perceptions of the citizens.
Read some of my tweets, and we can open another topic, if it's allowed :)
What a pity in being against the aspirations of your own people. It is 4:00 AM, open up another topic under politics and we will talk tomorrow.
ayaan hirsi ali is controversial to some.. but i think that soft spoken women is a major force ... i really like her..
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L.A. Noire comes out May 17.
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Mako Vunipola rips up rule-book for 20st forwards with his tricky feet and silky skills – now Eddie Jones feels the prop is outshining even most backs in the Premiership
England chief says the Saracens star is turning into a world-class dynamo - and believes his work-rate is still getting better
MAKO VUNIPOLA is ripping up the rule-book of what 20st forwards can do with his tricky feet and silky skills.
And England boss Eddie Jones believes that the Saracens play-making prop is turning into a world-class dynamo — even out-shining most of the Premiership's backs.
The 25-year-old has made the Red Rose loosehead shirt his own since Joe Marler pulled out of the Australia tour due to personal issues.
And Jones said: "We're so lucky in England to have him.
"Mako's work-rate has got better and he's fitter. He is just backing his skills a bit more.
"He can carry the ball to the line and pass. There are probably only six or seven backs in England who can do it.
"So when you've got a tight forward doing that it brings a different variety to your game."
Vunipola will need his outrageous skill and raw power when England face South Africa at Twickenham on Saturday week.
Having not beaten the Springboks since 2006 Jones wants to end ten years of hurt and today he takes the squad to Portugal for a tough beach training camp.
Jones said: "It's a bit of everything — technical, physical, social and psychological."
Sale's Josh Beaumont, son of ex-England captain Bill, has been called up as cover for Courtney Lawes, who has a knee injury.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel will be witnesses at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on the authorization of the use of military force in Syria, the committee said.
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As grandparents, we love to spoil our grandkids. And we often can help them to the point where they can become reliant on us. But if you want them to grow up to be the best they can be in life, you need to encourage them to be independent.
After all, you and their parents aren't going to be around forever. And your grandkids will need to stand on their own two feet if they are going to be successful.
Therefore, here are some ways you can help your grandchildren to grow up to be self-reliant.
Assist, not take over with homework
It's common for grandkids to ask you to help them with homework they need to do for class. After all, they might need it doing for the next day. And if they are spending time at yours, you will have to help them.
But a lot of people go wrong by taking over rather than just assisting when it comes to homework. But if you do take over, your grandchild is never going to learn how to do the work themselves. And they might get reliant on you to help them every time.
Therefore, instead of taking over, ask them what they think they need to do. And then try and guide them in the right direction, so they end up with the correct answer. Not only will it help them to develop their thought process, but it will make it easier for them to do the work in the future!
Teach them the basic cooking skills they need
A lot of kids grow up and head off to college without even knowing basic cooking skills. And while this can be down to the parents, as grandparents we need to take responsibility too.
After all, when we are constantly cooking for them, they can become so reliant. Therefore, when they are on their own, they struggle to cope. In fact, some youngsters can't even cook a boiled egg when they get to college!
So this doesn't happen, it's time to teach them the necessary skills they need while they are young. For example, when it comes to cooking, you should show them how to cook basic meals. Let them have a go at following recipes and stand by and monitor them. They will pick up valid skills they can use as they get older.
And show them how to prepare foods like fruit and vegetables too. You could even teach them how to grow their own fruit and veg, so that it can help them to appreciate how to do it when they are older.
And then they can be self-reliant as they get older when it comes to cooking and taking care of themselves.
Allow them to take responsibility and make decisions
It's so easy for you to make decisions for your grandkids. For example, you might decide what you are going to make when you are having a craft day or even a baking day.
But if you want to ensure they make their own decisions, you should let them choose what to do. Not only will it boost their creative skills, but it will ensure they take responsibility for themselves too which is key for being self-reliant.
And remember to always be careful when it comes to money. As much as you want to treat your grandkids, don't let them become reliant on you for money as they grow up!
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Life as a grandma.. it's no 'quiet, restful days in the rocking-chair'. It's filled with activity, excitement and lots of family fun. Please share it with me.
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Morality is like the foundation in the path of practicing Dhamma. You will gain other qualities* such as faith, effort, mindfulness, concentration, and wisdom as you progress in this path using morality as its base. However, if one does not develop a good moral conduct (by mind, body and speech) but expect to progress in this path to become enlightened, it is something like expecting fruits from a tree after planting a seed in an infertile soil.
Saturday, December 22, 2007
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Manya: A Living History of Marie Curie
The Polish Heritage Club Wisconsin-Madison is offering a great opportunity for families to learn about Marie Curie's story through live performance: come see Storysmith Susan Marie Frontczak in Manya, her one-woman show about the life of Marie Curie. You can find all the necessary details on the poster above (click to enlarge, or click here for a downloadable PDF version).
However, I do have two things to point out:
1. $4 suggested donation--that's definitely a deal you can't beat!
and 2. The performances are on October 14, the day before Lauren Redniss comes to speak at Union South. What a fantastic way to get ready for her discussion of Radioactive and Marie Curie!
Brooke Williams, GBR grad student
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