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Monday, October 17, 2011
Eben Pagen (David Deangelo) Wedding Vid WTF ?????????
Check out this video of David D getting married, in the WEIRDEST wedding vows ever!!!
David D gets married
I was going to break it down vow by vow like the Zapruder film, but instead I'm going to just cover some of my highlights.
First off it seems like Eben wrote these vows himself as if they were the marketing materials for some sort of hippy-fag program on relationships.
Secondly, this is the weirdest thing I've ever seen. I also showed it to a few girls I know and they confirm that they would have been creeped out enough to leave the ceremony.
Some highlights:
I vow to protect your solitude... Really isn't that kinda the opposite of a wedding vow??
What is that all white outfit Eben is wearing? Is this some sort of Bollywood movie that's just waiting for a dance ending?
That chick is beat. May we have a moment of silence for the idea that David D got hot chicks.
Why did they bring up their sex lives in their vows? It's almost like they were trying to convince me they actually have boney, nerdy, extremely pale sex with each other.
We will facilitate, momentous, opportunities to actualize... I don't even know what that means,
Their love is a crucible for evolution as well as conscious art. And here I just thought this was some rich asshole getting married.
Why am I not surprised that they mention Burning Man here, thus furthering my theory that Burning Man is for assholes.
Anyway what did you think of David D's wedding?
47 comments:
Damn, creepy its looks like a female version of himself when there reading the vowsReplyDelete
- Anonymous11:52 AM
I wonder if they Cocky/Funny each other at night when they're all alone...ReplyDelete
Also, check out that winning team on the grooms side lol
Cory Capa
- Nick12:08 PM
How. Fucking. Weird.ReplyDelete
New Age pseudo-intellectual cliches.
Is the ceremony a joke?
Is it a joint David D-Annie seminar?
Anyway, it looks like she's going to be the one in that relationship picking up chicks from now on.
- Anonymous3:18 PM
I dunno sinn it just sounds like they love eachother. That girl is beautiful and she loves him back. Who cares how they express that?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5:48 PM
To quote the great songwriter and lyricist Gord Downie, "...it's so deep it's meaningless".ReplyDelete
- Cain8:22 PM
I definitely agree with Sinn on this one. The wedding is uber weird. Notice how Annie (the bride)speaks exactly the same as Eben with the same timed pauses and the breathing pattern. Creepy. Look how Eben's eyebrows twitch as he reads his vows. Oh man, this is the "cocky-funny" master at his best.ReplyDelete
P.S. Right again Sinn that chick is beat. She looks like a passed around meth addict mixed with a bit of butch. Makes me wonder if any so-called professional pick-up artists or "gurus" actually get hot chicks...
- Karl8:34 PM
Sinn, I say this with full respect of what Ive learned from you over the years..but for the first time ever I see you clearly not as a man, but as a maimed boy whose been left behind. Please dont end up as 'that' guy!ReplyDelete
Look past the surface theatricalities and see two people whose hearts are strong enough to be fully open to each other and the world. That takes GUTS. Nothing is sexier, more beautiful and more mature than two people who bring a message of love and who would clearly live and die for each other and what they believe in. In a word, that is AWESOME.
Teach your own teaching: be happy for another.
Be awesome brother.
- Anonymous10:55 AM
Umm... For all your knocking of David Deangelo, have you forgotten that you attended his "On Being a Man" seminar and tried to win a free Dr. Paul cd? The contest was regarding who had been the creepiest with women- and you volunteered. That was in 2004- so obviously you still felt you could learn a lot from him. Also, don't knock marriage. That's lame.ReplyDelete
- markus1:22 PM
"Look past the surface theatricalities"ReplyDelete
You can't. It's like a 1000 watt light in your eyes.
These are two massive egos who mutually agreed to 'put on a show'.
The complete lack of restraint is tacky.
- Anonymous4:29 PM
Sinn's marketing campaign:ReplyDelete
1) steal a famous name from the book The Game
2) become the number one charleton by repackaging
the material he learned from Mystery, CJ and others
3) throw everyone in the community under the bus
- Anonymous5:02 PM
Bro, you're the biggest hypocrite of them all. Right after you said to be happy for others, you decided to talk shit on Eben Pagen to boost your own popularity.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous10:26 PM
lovely ... I bought his cocky funny ... it hadnsome good lines ... I also purchased some sinn products ... sinn is a master david d is a salesman .... I learned a lot from sinn and future and now lol at every but sinn ... also captain jack is the bomb ... red mole has lost it ...ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12:26 AM
there's nothing hypocritical about what sinn is saying. he never said he was UNHAPPY about the guy's wedding nor did he bash on marriage as a whole.ReplyDelete
obviously if the girl is fucking hideous, she's fucking hideous. and obviously if your vows are far than normal from what you would usually hear from regular weddings that's obviously going to stick out, especially if it's about sex.
alot of the things david mentions is very pickup based in roots, so it's not a far cry to say it's fucking weird when it's in the vows portrayed to your wife infront of family who just don't get it.
- Anonymous12:31 AM
I think sinn is just actualizing this. He has a point. Wouldnt he go for a chick thats sexy as fuck?? This trips me out a bit. But then again, ive seen a few chicks that only I can see somthing in, and I see the gold in them.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3:44 AM
so the bride gets to wear the tuxedo now? lol cool. couldn't stand even 3 seconds of it's weirdness.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8:42 AM
Ok the bride isnt a 10, but I tell you, that skinny little fuck slut is great in bed, eben said in his vows, he encourages her expanding sexuality and shit like that- im telling you this chick licks ass, she is an experimenter, and she eats pussy too, i would bet my life savings on that. And all that talk about exercise, they are very body conscious, im sure when eben gives her a facial, it is a real facial, she massages his cum into her pores to alchemize his essence and transform into a more perfect couple---haha im not kidding, sick women like this are all over NYC, and they are sex degenerates, bravo eben, bravo.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8:58 AM
Notice the emotionalism while speaking her vows, practically crying at times (9:37 mark...."to really feel your pain"-wow she is fucked up). eben will act as her therapist in this marriage, and as long as he can fuck with her mind sufficiently, he can maintain the union. She will divorce Eben the minute his hypnotic management of her psychosis fails, but i have confidence the master marketer/psychopath Eben will keep this cum hungry skank fully in line.ReplyDelete
truly an embarrassment that ceremony, but it serves ebens cause. Everyone who thinks she will wear the pants is totally wrong, she is a well conditioned drone, and eben will enjoy incredible group sex, using his new bride.... and cocaine, as bait. lucky lucky man.
- Anonymous9:09 AM
Sinn, just be happy for DD. One day your wedding vowels will be posted for the rest of the world to critique and analyze. Still, it is cool your express your honest opinion unlike the rest of the world gone soft and politically correct, ahem facebook-esque talk.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9:19 AM
she has a nice neck and nice arms, her tits dont fill out that dress, nothing wrong with small tits, but she should have worn a better dress. Great emotion she demonstrated in front of all those people, she cries passionately when talking of protecting ebens family, imagine the powerful moaning and crying when she is being fucked hard, and with a vibrating butt plug inside her. I wonder if she is capable of vanilla sex, or does it always have to be cruel and unusual. She has a nice tan, perhaps it is a spray on tan to cover up the bruises from all that rough sex she had at her bachelorette party.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:26 PM
The Wedding: The purple on white lighting and the hindu bridesmaid secured a really nice 'we probably would have met in Vegas' feel and the vows were evidence of a mistake in his game - over analysed (with extra anal).ReplyDelete
No wedding is ever good, its a signed contract to losing half your stuff to the woman who's running off with the Latino businessmen 3 doors down, but hey - if they want to look like douche-bags on the alleged 'most important day' of the womans life (which shows real substance in the modern woman, right?), they can go for it. Douche-bags be douche'ing.
- Anonymous4:57 AM
creppy strange how DD vowed around 3mins in "THERE ARE NO SINNS IN THIS RELATIONSHIP"ReplyDelete
I just thought that maybe DD knew sinn was gonna watch it so he tried to say sinn don't watch my video or something like that
- Danny2:17 AM
Fuck, this is creepy. is this setup usual for American Weddings? why are they frame controlling the wedding? isn't that the priest, rev's or whoever's job? they might as well of just got married at home, on their own. David D could have bought a diploma off the net or some shit.ReplyDelete
Look at that vicar's face all the way through, he is disgusted and amused at the same time.
fuck I'm listening to this in the background and I just him say, 'I vow to create an extraordinary sex life for us...' wtf? haha this is sham.
Dude. Where's the positivity challenge? STILL wasting your energy on mindless commentary. These are people, quite simply, passionate about what they feel, and very, very, DIFFERENT from you. Let them be themselves. Wedding vows are ALWAYS scripted. Be flexible. We could all only hope for such acceptance and openness in our relationships.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous6:30 AM
he IS happy for them, all power to him - he just thinks its weird. Do you not think its weird?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1:30 PM
A couple of observations.ReplyDelete
He established himself as the tribal leader by making his groomsmen dress up like waiters. Nice little AMOG move while he's all peacocked out in that white tuxedo. Was one of the fat groomsmen Thundercat, btw? If not then at least a couple of them were on the Thundercat diet...I did recognize Sean Royster in the wedding party, who's one of his c&f compadres.
For another level of creepyness, check out Annie's wedding dance down the aisle:
She's trying to seduce her dad, and 4:57 in, Dad is actually cupping her breast!! No question DoubleD is marrying a chick with daddy issues, but I think it was F.J Shark's dictum that the more fucked up a girl's relationship with her father is, the better the sex is going to be, so Eben may in fact be rockin' it in the bedroom...
- Anonymous5:35 PM
fuck all the jerks on here who hate on sinn! dude is totally right. this is the weirdest most fucked up relationship i've ever seen.ReplyDelete
everything they say and promise to each other is filled with neediness and scarcity. think for a second. does that sound like a healthy relationship code of conduct that mature people should live by?!? these vowels are larger than life from the get go and destined to fail.
plus this woman is extremely fake in the way she talks and expresses herself. the way she screams "i will" towards the end sounds like a sociopath that has not only to convince herself but the whole audience that she actually can live up to that bullshit. well knowingly that she cant. uber fake! or look at how she takes off her glove at the end....fake superficial shallow behaviour of a wannabe spiritual being that acts as if she's enlightened like jesus..
really?! i'm shocked at how full of shit DD is. there's not a single iota of maturity in this guy. that whole scene looks like 2 teenagers promising each other all of eternity. haven't they had intimate relationships before?! there's no balance, no middle ground, no healthy relation to life in there.
i vow we shall live long enough to witness their divorce or violent murdering of each other. gimme a break!
- Anonymous10:03 PM
gross...seriously this was so disgusting....their vows were like reading a sales letter and the fact the Maria and nose I mean andros was there is enough to make any human vomit she is about as spiritual as the fucking devil.... this video made me sick...along with the other disgusting videos on this link of the two of them...seriously I always thought Eben was gay and turns out I still feel that way after watching him marry his 12 year old tranny bride....gross!!!!ReplyDelete
Hay mr.Eben's paganism I have to give it to you man you really do practice what you preach. I have to say that you're "wedding vow's" were the perfect blend of cocky and funny.ReplyDelete
hey, pagan person man. So just to make sure that I speak in a way you can understand me i took the time to construct this rant with cocky/funny lines that i found off of google.
That chick is beat. May we have a moment of silence for the idea that David D got hot chicks. I never believed him, but thousands did.
to really marry a "woman" like "her". (Be serious now bruh)…. I'd divorce her a week later and take half her money.
I vow to protect your solitude...Can't you come back with something more original?
The white outfit Eben is wearing? Nice……..You Buy that new?
Hey pagan, Why are you bringing up sex for the first time. What are you frustrated. I was on the phone with your mom.I don't think she would approve.
We will facilitate, momentous, opportunities to actualize...Fake emotions are classic.
Two billion years of evolution and that's what you come he with.
Hey Annie, You look like shit. Is that in style now?
I'm sorry, do I resemble your therapist.
If God had intended those two to marry, he would have set them both on fire.
As of this beasty and the beast bad romance novel. And doing the whole timed pauses and the breathing pattern. really ? Save your breath. You'll need it to blow up your life!
no son ! people don't even know bruh. Fuck Eden. fuck his shitty shit of a shitty shitshit of a "life". Fuck his and his husbandifes mutant fucking head.
I think the lines found in this link really sum up what i think of his wedding.ReplyDelete
Did this dude really just make an eternal commitment with skeletor ? yes he did. That fool must have spent hours digging his face in a thesaurus to find all most new age cheezy word known to man and then he jam packed them all into what sounded like a suicide note in the disguise of wedding vows.ReplyDelete
- Squid3:12 AM
Oh Sinn, you are a funny fucker. Reading these comments cracked me up, good stuff dawg.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12:46 AM
Damn that was messed up! What personality got maried (spelling intended)?? Eban P or David D.? Was Dr. Paul there writing Rx?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous6:58 AM
wwell any marriage is kinda weird if u think about it. Idk what type of ceremony or what background they have to decide whether its weird or not.ReplyDelete
The guy facing the camera is the real money thou. His right eyebrow is permanently raised, which makes everything more comic. Nice post
- Anonymous12:09 PM
It strikes me as really interesting that most of the men posting their comments here (and any other pick-up bulletin board) have a/ never gotten laid more than a few times in their lives and b/ never understood cocky and funny. Yet they love to put down David D (who'll do just fine with a decent-looking bi-sexual wife and enough money to buy and sell all the other pick-up gurus combined)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:30 AM
hahaha this is presenting exactly a PUA guru... Really,it is bad as fuck.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous4:59 PM
What the fuckReplyDelete
Such a weird video
They both overemote unnervingly at very odd times
DD has such weird facial tics during his vows and he emphasises odd words
she shouts and shrieks disconcertingly
I don't think she's as nasty as everyone else seems to, but I'd expect him to do much better
She'd be a fucking freak in bed though
Bitch has no inhibitions and no shame
Totally agree with the guys saying she licks ass and experiments
DD was the first thing I heard of in the community
But now I question everything
The horror
- Anonymous2:15 AM
When you are operating from a reality construct of manifesting ideals independent of pragmatic restrictions, you will get wedding vows of this nature. This is New Age New Thought Self Help indulgence at its finest. It was entertaining. Frankly, why fucking not? It's not like these people are going to live forever. The fact that they manage to give two shits about social norms and live in an egocentric/egoless contradiction is simply further evidence that all of existence is ultimately arbitrary in meaning and can be used solely for personal amusement. Funny shitReplyDelete
For someone as rich as Eben, I would've expected a more grand wedding. It feels really cheaply made, in like the worst setting, reminds me of a cheap 80s disco. Now the wedding does seem like a massive sales pitch, he runs it like he runs seminars... (somethings not quite right). His wife looks alright... It is what it is. The wedding vowels were a little weird, but then again both David and his wife are a little weird (and that's ok). Eben never claimed that he was good with women though, he only delivered methods he learned! Everyone just assumed hes this amazing dating coach when he wasn't. It is what it is, I personally think he should be taken down as a role model to men, and that he should now take the back seat and move onto something else.ReplyDelete
Look to sum up everything. The wedding was really cheap. For someone as rich as "DAVID DEANGELO" you would have expected at least something grand. The entire thing was shot in a rubbish looking disco ballroom - filled with really placid looking individuals. I don't think DD should be a role model to men, in fact he should retire. I also don't think Sinn is any better! To be honest, nearly all of the mens self improvement coaches out there are scum in some way or form, who want to profit greatly for ideas other people have invented and used long before they did. Torrent FTW, and fuck you all!ReplyDelete
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I have previously written two blog posts about Elizabeth Flynn which can be read here and here. Elizabeth was a young girl who went missing in 1861 near Cooma. I have just received an email with more of the puzzle revealed. This answer has been sitting on my bookshelf for more than 10 years.
The email gave reference to "in those days..." Numeralla-Countegany-Peak View and surrounding areas which was compiled by the Numeralla and District Community History Group. I have had this book for many years but have only read some sections - obviously not the significant one which pertains to Elizabeth Flynn. Like all research, it answers some of my questions but it raises further issues to be investigated.
The following extract is from p. 66 of the publication and was written by a J.W. Evans.
George Scott an Englishman came to the Kydra area around 1911.
One evening at the home of Mr and Mrs P O'Neill, George was invited in for afternoon tea and while having his 'cuppa' casually remarked that he had found a human skeleton in the hills that day. When questioned if he was sure it was human skeleton, said he had picked the skill up and had examined it and was quite sure. Asked how he had come to find it in such a place, said he had wounded a fox and it had got into its lair under this big rock. He walked up to the rock and saw the bones. Asked if he had informed the police, he replied, "no, I thought people could died where they liked in Australia."
Being the smallest there I was called on by the Police to crawl into this crevice where adults could not get and gather all bones, and there seemed to be millions of them.
I was frightened of the policeman and frightened of the rock , and I knew one little boy that wasn't going to be killed by either. When I got out of that crevice I was like the lad in the outback Christening. I felt like heading for the scrub where pursuit would be risky.
Having collected all bones in a heap, the Medical Officer drafted them, throwing out the animal and bird bones. It must be remembered that foxes and perhaps dingoes had reared their cubs and pups under this rock for years, so many of the bones were from animals brought in for food. The bones were packed in tea tins and taken back to Cooma where a coroner's inquiry was held a few day later. Although the remains were identified as that of a Flynn girl missing from Countaguinea for fifty-one years (the only lost person not accounted for), the relatives would not claim the remains for burial, so the police had the remains buried in the Cooma cemetery.
Here is an interesting part to this story. My father had the property, where the skeleton was found, leased for years. My mother who helped muster the stock and did some shooting on the side, knew bush lore better than most men, told me this story after the bones were found.
"Whilst shooting in the locality about 1905 or 1906 she picked up a bone and after giving it a thorough examination, could not identify it with any animal. She put the bone on top of a stump, and when she went back to get it, it was gone. It was thought that hawks, crows or foxes had taken it. It proved to be the pelvis bone of a human body, the only bone by which the sex of the remains could be identified.
This is a great example of a story which was probably retold many times over many years after the event. With stories like this we need to look at the facts. What further questions need answering? How much of the story has been altered over the years?
What facts can be elicited from the article?
1. George Scott found the skeleton around 1911.
2. J.W. Evans crawled under the rock to collect the bones.
3. The Medical Officer sorted the human and animal bones.
4. A coroner's inquiry was held in Cooma a few days later.
5. Remains identified as those of the Flynn girl.
6. Remains not collected by the family.
7. Remains buried in Cooma.
8. Evans had property leased where skeleton was located
9. Mrs Evans had found a bone in 1905 or 1906 which may have been part of the skeleton
I now have the following questions which need answering.
1. What was the exact year was the skeleton found?
2. What was the name of the property on which the skeleton was found?
3. Where in the Cooma cemetery was the skeleton buried?
4. What information can be located in both local and possibly state newspapers?
5. What information can be discovered from the coroner's inquiry?
6. The final statement about the pelvis bone is confusing. If it went missing from the stump, how did they know it was a pelvis bone?
7. What is the probability that this skeleton was that of Elizabeth Flynn?
8. And of course, the main question will always remain - What happened to Elizabeth Flynn?
What have I missed? Does anyone have any further suggestions or lines of inquiry for me to follow?
Monday, May 7, 2012
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An intriguing puzzle Sharon. Were the papers from the coroner's enquiry helpful? Was the coroner's enquiry written up in the paper? I wonder if she died in the bush and was taken by a dingo. I imagine that describing the pelvic bone helped to identify it...fairly distinctive. I wonder if the medical people knew how to identify the person's age from the bones in that era. Are there burial records for Cooma cemetery or the local undertaker? Probably a pauper's burial unless the landowner took pity on her.ReplyDelete
Why on earth did her family not think it was her if she was the only one missing? What did they know that others didn't? Agreed, too many questions.
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2. The Prirazlomnaya is not safe
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This video is an edit of some material workers from Prirazlomnaya have put on Youtube. It's a scary watch.
3. Gazprom will not make their oil spill response plan public
The Arctic Council, of which Russia is a member, has agreed that oil spill response plans must be made public. Reading the company's full oil spill response plan is the only way society can assess the precise risks of a damaging spill. Despite that, Gazprom has only made a short summary of the Prirazlomnaya's oil spill response plan publicly available, whilst the full version can only be viewed in the company's offices under very strict restrictions. However, even the summary plan makes clear that Gazprom would be completely unable to deal with an accident in the far north. The company claims it "pays great attention to preventive environmental protection measures" but according to the official plans its worst-case scenario is only for an oil spill of around 10,000 tons (about 73,000 barrels). The Deepwater Horizon disaster spewed nearly 5 million barrels into the Gulf of Mexico, whilst the Prirazlomnaya itself can store up to 650,000 barrels of oil.
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6. Prirazlomnaya is right next to wildlife reserves
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7. Russia's track record of oil spills is appalling
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8. Oil must be left in the ground if we are to slash the carbon pollution that's causing climate change
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9. The Arctic region is fragile
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10. When states and companies fail, people take over
When neither companies nor politicians live up to their responsibility to the society, people have to stand up and be brave. We need to stand together and oppose this sort of wrong doing. It is our democratic responsibility to challenge world leaders when they are so wrong. More than 4 million people have joined the Save the Arctic movement and when Sini Saarela and Marco Weber climbed on the Prirazlomnaja to try and stop this environmental crime they did so with the support of millions of people around the planet. Together we oppose to the threat to wildlife, nature and climate that oil drilling in the Arctic involves. It's our duty to stand up against the oil industry, however powerful.
A keen ornithologist who has worked on many Greenpeace issues, Ben is head of the Arctic oil campaign. He lives in London and watches a lot of Arsenal matches.
(Unregistered) rogyptian
ill help morally and can take part in the convention
26 September, 2013 at 10:41
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Dedrei Botes
Are you nuts??? Well, actually my daughter asked that when she saw Greenpeace activist's climbing the side.
Let's get real about...
Are you nuts??? Well, actually my daughter asked that when she saw Greenpeace activist's climbing the side.
Let's get real about this.
1. They broke the law. You say that you stand for promoting peace?? Really? That was not the impression my children got.
2. How much money is now wasted on this? Money that could have been used actually for the environment, like anti-poaching and illegal rhino horn trade?
3. How much pollution does that ship cause in one day? How much of the oil being pumped in the arctic does this ship use in one day?
4. Accidents is inevitable as well, how much pollution to the arctic environment would be cause should this ship have an accident and the fuel/oil get's spilled??
In the end the only conclusion we got from this is that you do not stand for peace and are law breakers, people out of control, who waste money and pollute the air.
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(Unregistered) maga
your post does not make sense.
You ask shallow questions, try to twist things around and I was left with the impression that you rather ...
your post does not make sense.
You ask shallow questions, try to twist things around and I was left with the impression that you rather have the gas 2 cents cheaper at the gas station than worry why that happened. right?
Btw, you know that if we don't protect the environment there will be no more rhinos to protect, or people to protect them, and that fighting the rhino horn trade is not the same as protecting the environment, right?
Keep up the fight, Ben.
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Dedrei Botes is an ignorant fool and if that is the level of her ? concern for the world and the Earth´s environment, she should n´t be allo...
Dedrei Botes is an ignorant fool and if that is the level of her ? concern for the world and the Earth´s environment, she should n´t be allowed to breed and produce children! she is not a responsible parent and cannot educate her children correctly. It´s interesting to see such anti-greenpeace, pro capitalist, pro selfishness, pro egoism, pro - dictatorship and anti environmental protection comments from characters who are not even registered. The law! Whos law? What law? The laws of nature? The natural laws which dictate that people have a right to keep their home (Planet Earth) clean and safe? You idiot! You talk about human, man made laws which reflect the interests of only a segment of people. If human laws were so good, why then do governments, large companies, dictators - just bad and stupid and ignorant people in general - always do criminal things and shit on everyone else? They hide behind THEIR laws to justify it! Accidents are inevitable? Yes when idiots like you are around and in charge or don´t do anything to stop them happening! I won´t go into the other stupid arguments and comments from this low IQ monkey calling herself / himself a responsible parent. This is really a planet of the apes and humans and the environment is doomed because sadly the majority of humans are such complacent, uneducated, idiots like this Dedrei Botes.
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keep watching those arsenal matches, ben
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"oil must be left in the ground" are you all right people??? i am not shure that you personaly not using oil energy in you deily life, espec...
"oil must be left in the ground" are you all right people??? i am not shure that you personaly not using oil energy in you deily life, especially if you are from US...
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it is hypocritical to use boat which consumes oil, use your phones - charged depui with nuclear energy , wear clothing produced with petrol, ect, ect,...
it is hypocritical to use boat which consumes oil, use your phones - charged depui with nuclear energy , wear clothing produced with petrol, ect, ect, ect ... and fight against all this without a REAL alternative.
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It´s fascinating to read comments form these unregistered users. Are they all russian government agents or on the payroll of Gazprom or some oth...
It´s fascinating to read comments form these unregistered users. Are they all russian government agents or on the payroll of Gazprom or some other oil company? One user talks about laws. What is the law regarding environmental destruction? What is the law regarding endangering life (all life forms) ? Seems like vandalism, deliberate neglect, attempted and de- facto murder to me. If no one such as Greenpeace is active and does something about these things, people will not hear about it until it is too late and everyone suffers. If nothing is done, the next thing will be drilling and mining in the Antarctic. Using oil powered boats and ships and clothing made from petroleum: this is a drop in the ocean and an essential evil to carry out such a protest effectively. The point is to stop much more oil being extracted and to promote awareness of the need for alternative, cleaner, and less destructive energy sources and more responsible planet management. One of the commentators claimed to have children. What kind of world do they want their children to live in? A world where their children are at greater risk of getting sick and will have much fewer chances of surviving and growing old? A world where many species of wildlife are extinct which would otherwise still be alive and where vermin increase in number and the genetic pool is so reduced that evolution of other species is severely hindered? A world where parts of it are uninhabitable and poisonous? A more dangerous and inhospitable planet to live on (increasing storm strength and frequency, increasing drought in parts of the Earth, rising sea levels)? A world where only the rich and powerful can do anything and dictate to everyone else? A world populated by complacent, ignorant idiots who mindlessly think politicians are Gods and human laws are perfectly adequate and faultless? I wonder what an extra terrestrial species one day visiting Earth would say? "Well they had their chances but they chose the path of stupidity, selfishness and self destruction. Serves them right.
Good riddance to them these monkeys. The Galaxy and universe is better off without them. It´s a good job they never managed to spread out further into space and wreak more havoc! Well, lets get to work now cleaning up the place. What´s left of it and save what we can."
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And which country are you from ????
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Russia really does pay folks to post frivolous posts online. This looks likely with these highly uninformed comments.
Russia really does pay folks to post frivolous posts online. This looks likely with these highly uninformed comments.
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When Jane found out that my friend would be visiting the same city where Joe resides, Jane asked her to visit Joe and tell him that he and his many good works had never been forgotten. Jane passed along an envelope containing old pictures and the copy of a homily that Joe had given to Jane, at her request, when he was still a priest. My friend asked if I would come along, for company to be sure, but also so that I might anoint him if he desired.
When we arrived at Joe's bedside, the nurses warned us that he was not able to speak much and rarely understood his environment anymore. My friend sat beside Joe and introduced herself as a friend of Jane's and we watched as Joe slowly brought his head around to fix his eyes on the eyes of my friend. Clearly he understood. After lifting his frail body into a more comfortable position, we shared the pictures that were sent with us. My friend then unfolded the old homily — Joe clearly recognized it as his own penmanship — and began to read it to him.
. . . The only complaint Christ ever had on earth was that his friends did not trust him. Men could crucify, scourge, hate and betray him, but he did not complain. But when his own friends doubted his care for them, immediately he asked: 'Why do you doubt? . . .' Why? Because the love God wants from us is a love that depends on him. In turn he wants us to show the same care for others. He speaks to us through the Gospels. But he also speaks to us through the people we meet and the events that happen. . . .
As my friend read, I watch Joe's eyes begin to fill with water. I had never met Joe until this moment. I have no idea why he left the priesthood and what he did before he entered this hospital. However, I could not help but feel that he was hurt by it all and that my friend was the angel God was sending Joe to comfort him before he passed from this world.
After my friend finished reading, I asked Joe if he would like to receive the sacrament of anointing. He nodded yes. As I traced the oil on his head and hands, his eyes once again filled with tears, and I wondered how long it had been since he had received a sacrament.
After we said a few prayers, we left Joe holding the homily he had written some 50 years ago. I don't know that we will ever get a chance to see him again, but I am quite sure that this man who had clearly done so much for God's kingdom had been saved, by God's grace, through his own words. We both smiled as we left the hospital feeling that Jane's prayers had finally been answered and heard my father's voice in my head, "Indeed, be careful what you say, for those words may be what you need to see the love of God once again."
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Quitting smoking shouldn't be too hard this time around.
Another year gone, already? Man, they just whiz by once you reach the point of having gone through 50 of them. There's barely enough time to really mess up my hypothetical New Year's resolutions before the occasion is here once again to ponder making new ones.
I say hypothetical because in most years, I've plum forgotten to make any – on paper, that is. Ever present in the back of my mind, though, are all sorts of things about yours truly – some being hefty projects to tackle, others relatively minor – that can be improved upon.
For example, my perennial favorite resolution for nearly three decades, quitting smoking, would have been a major undertaking involving a complete overhaul of my lifestyle, habits and thought process. Some years, I'd start out good but falter within a few days. Others, it never came to fruition. The year my boss and I had a bet going as to who would light up again first was actually very successful for a month and a half – until he left for a position in Fargo. With no one to answer to or keep me in check, his departure also broke my resolve.
And so it went for most of my young adulthood and getting into (gasp!) middle age. My heaviest smoking years were during my free and single 20s, when pretty much all of my friends and acquaintances also smoked, at least on a "social" level – in bars, at parties, in college lounges and when hanging around with other smokers. Admittedly, I did a lot more partying in those days, shaking the wild oats out of my system prior to settling down with a husband and kids. And for lots of folks like me, alcohol and smokes were (and still are) like bread and butter: it just goes down smoother and more pleasantly topped off with the latter.
Cigarettes still had a stronghold on me over the couple of decades since, though their influence was waning. The more activities that kept me busy doing things around the house and with my family, the less I smoked. I even managed to quit cold turkey for a year, gaining 35 pounds in two months, before starting up again after some devastating occurrences in my life (at least that was my excuse).
On the plus side, I managed to lose the 35 added pounds in about the same time period as they went on.
Then, a few years ago, I subconsciously began cutting down. It wasn't because those menthol-flavored tar-laden tobacco sticks had gotten outrageously expensive with all the sin taxes imposed on packs, nor did the increasingly stricter laws regarding where people are allowed to light up have anything to do with it. Heck, my health didn't even play a significant role (although the thought of being able to breathe better was probably floating around somewhere in my cranium).
Cigarettes just didn't turn my crank like they once had. During an unsuccessful attempt to quit via a smoking cessation course at my college back in my mid-20s, I discovered I was sort of an anomaly in that I had virtually no physical addiction to nicotine; it was more habit than anything. This proved to so true during my one-year sabbatical from smoking years later, when I used nicotine patches at first to aid in my efforts but after three days, found them to be unnecessary. What bugged me most was not lighting up at certain times of the day or in places where everyone else was lighting up. I did not get particularly grouchy or feel like jumping out of my skin.
The one thing that propelled me into taking up smoking in the first place, being part of the bustling bar and party scene, was now irrelevant, given that smoking is not allowed in public places. Not that it matters, anyway; I'm lucky if I make it out twice a year.
I had gone from smoking as much as two packs a day in my 20s to taking two to three months to finish off a pack in my late 40s. So why not just quit? Well, the puppet strings are still too strong. For some unexplainable reason, I just couldn't severe those final ties, even though for all intents and purposes, I am now a "social" smoker.
Hence, my New Year's resolution for the coming year is to rid myself completely of these strings. This should not be too difficult, unlike earlier attempts, given that I have only sporadically lit up over the past year, possibly totaling a pack's worth but no more.
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- Core Enhancements
- Performance Enhancements
- Modules and Pragmata
- Documentation
- Diagnostics
- Testing
- Platform Support
- Internal Changes
- Selected Bug Fixes
- Acknowledgements
- Reporting Bugs
perldelta - what is new for perl v5.15.1
This document describes differences between the 5.15.0 release and the 5.15.1 release.
If you are upgrading from an earlier release such as 5.14.0, first read perl5150delta, which describes differences between 5.14.0 and 5.15.0.
Core Enhancements
splice() doesn't warn when truncating
You can now limit the size of an array using
splice(@a,MAX_LEN) without worrying about warnings.
\$ prototype accepts any scalar lvalue
\$ and
\[$] subroutine prototypes now accept any scalar lvalue argument. Previously they only accepted scalars beginning with
$ and hash and array elements. This change makes them consistent with the way the built-in
read and
recv functions (among others) parse their arguments. This means that one can override the built-in functions with custom subroutines that parse their arguments the same way.
You can now
study more than one string
The restriction that you can only have one
study active at a time has been removed. You can now usefully
study as many strings as you want (until you exhaust memory).
The Unicode
Script_Extensions property is now supported.
New in Unicode 6.0, this is an improved
Script property. Details are in "Scripts" in perlunicode.
DTrace probes for interpreter phase change
phase-change probes will fire when the interpreter's phase changes, which tracks the
${^GLOBAL_PHASE} variable.
arg0 is the new phase name;
arg1 is the old one. This is useful mostly for limiting your instrumentation to one or more of: compile time, run time, destruct time.
New Pad API
Many new functions have been added to the API for manipulating lexical pads. See "Pad Data Structures" in perlapi for more information.
Performance Enhancements
The short-circuiting operators
||, and
//, when chained (such as
$a || $b || $c), are now considerably faster to short-circuit, due to reduced optree traversal.
The implementation of
s///rmakes one fewer copy of the scalar's value.
If a studied scalar is
splitwith a regex, the engine will now take advantage of the
studynow uses considerably less memory for shorter strings. Strings shorter than 65535 characters use roughly half the memory than previously, strings shorter than 255 characters use roughly one quarter of the memory.
Recursive calls to lvalue subroutines in lvalue scalar context use less memory.
Modules and Pragmata
New Modules and Pragmata
The logic for parsing, merging, and dumping XS typemaps has been extracted from
ExtUtils::ParseXSinto a module of its own, ExtUtils::Typemaps.
ExtUtils::Typemapsoffers an interface to typemap handling outside of the scope of the XS compiler itself.
As a first use case of the improved API and extensibility, typemaps can now be included inline in XS code with a HEREDOC-like syntax:
TYPEMAP: <<END_TYPEMAP MyType T_IV END_TYPEMAP
Updated Modules and Pragmata
B::Deparse has been upgrade from version 1.05 to 1.06.
It now correctly deparses interpolation of punctuation variables (like
@*) that do not interpolate without braces [perl #93990].
CGI has been upgraded from version 3.54 to version 3.55.
Things that may break your code:
url()was fixed to return
PATH_INFOwhen it is explicitly requested with either the
If your code is running under mod_rewrite (or compatible) and you are calling
self_url()or you are calling
url()and passing
path_info=>1, These methods will actually be returning
PATH_INFOnow, as you have explicitly requested, or has
self_url()has requested on your behalf.
PATH_INFOhas been omitted in such URLs since the issue was introduced in the 3.12 release in December, 2005.
This bug is so old your application may have come to depend on it or workaround it. Check for application before upgrading to this release.
Examples of affected method calls:
$q->url(-absolute => 1, -query => 1, -path_info => 1 ) $q->url(-path=>1) $q->url(-full=>1,-path=>1) $q->url(-rewrite=>1,-path=>1) $q->self_url();
CPANPLUS has been upgraded from version 0.9105 to version 0.9108
Compress::Raw::Bzip2 has been upgraded from version 2.035 to version 2.037
Compress::Raw::Zlib has been upgraded from version 2.035 to version 2.037
Added offset parameter to CRC32
Compress::Zlib has been upgraded from version 2.035 to version 2.037
IO::Compress::Zip and IO::Uncompress::Unzip now have support for LZMA (method 14). There is a fix for a CRC issue in IO::Compress::Unzip and it supports Streamed Stored context now. And fixed a Zip64 issue in IO::Compress::Zip when the content size was exactly 0xFFFFFFFF.
Cwd has been upgraded from version 3.36 to 3.37, to address an incompatibility with the EPIC debugger.
ExtUtils::MakeMaker has been upgraded from version 6.57_05 to version 6.58
ExtUtils::ParseXS has been upgraded from version 2.2210 to 3.00_01.
Much of ExtUtils::ParseXS, the module behind the XS compiler
xsubpp, was rewritten and cleaned up. It has been made somewhat more extensible and now finally uses strictures.
The typemap logic has been moved into a separate module, ExtUtils::Typemaps. See "New Modules and Pragmata", above.
HTTP::Tiny has been upgraded from version 0.012 to version 0.013.
Added support for using
$ENV{http_proxy}to set the default proxy host.
IPC::Cmd has been upgraded from version 0.70 to version 0.72
Capturing of command output (both
STDERR) is now supported using IPC::Open3 on MSWin32 without requiring IPC::Run.
Locale::Codes has been upgraded from version 3.16 to version 3.17
Added Language Extension codes (langext) and Language Variation codes (langvar) as defined in the IANA language registry.
Added language codes from ISO 639-5
Added language/script codes from the IANA language subtag registry
Fixed an uninitialized value warning. RT 67438
Fixed the return value for the all_XXX_codes and all_XXX_names functions. RT 69100
Reorganized modules to move Locale::MODULE to Locale::Codes::MODULE to allow for cleaner future additions. The original four modules (Locale::Language, Locale::Currency, Locale::Country, Locale::Script) will continue to work, but all new sets of codes will be added in the Locale::Codes namespace.
Math::BigInt::FastCalc has been upgraded from version 0.28 to version 0.29.
The XS code is now compiled with
PERL_NO_GET_CONTEXT, which will aid performance under ithreads.
Module::CoreList has been upgraded from version 2.51 to 2.54.
Some extraneous (and erroneous) entries have been removed [rt.cpan.org #69108].
corelistutility now understands the
-roption for displaying Perl release dates.
Pod::Perldoc has been upgraded from version 3.15_05 to 3.15_06.
The -v option now fetches the right section for
Pod::Simple has been upgraded from version 3.16 to version 3.18
Unicode::Collate has been upgraded from version 0.76 to version 0.77
Applied [perl #93470] silencing compiler warnings with -Wwrite-strings
Win32API::File has been upgraded from version 0.1101 to version 0.1200
Added SetStdHandle and GetStdHandle functions
attributes has been upgraded from version 0.14 to 0.15, as part of the lvalue attribute warnings fix. See "Selected Bug Fixes", below.
diagnostics has been upgraded from version 1.22 to 1.23.
It now knows how to find descriptions for diagnostic messages ending with a dot, instead getting confused by it.
threads has been upgraded from version 1.83 to 1.84
An unused variable was removed from the XS code.
Removed Modules and Pragmata
Perl 4-era .pl libraries
Perl used to bundle a handful of library files that predate Perl 5. Most of these files, which have been deprecated since version 5.14.0, have now been removed. If your code still relies on these libraries, you can install them again from Perl4::CoreLibs on CPAN.
New Documentation
perldtrace describes Perl's DTrace support, listing the provided probes and gives examples of their use.
The delta file for Perl 5.14.1 has been copied to blead.
Changes to Existing Documentation
perlxs was extended with documentation on inline typemaps.
perlref has a new Circular References section explaining how circularities may not be freed and how to solve that with weak references.
The documentation for smart match in perlsyn has been corrected for the case of
undefon the left-hand side. The list of different smart match behaviours had an item in the wrong place.
Parts of perlapi were clarified, and Perl equivalents of some C functions have been added as an additional mode of exposition.
A few parts of perlre and perlrecharclass were clarified.
The following additions or changes have been made to diagnostic output, including warnings and fatal error messages. For the complete list of diagnostic messages, see perldiag.
Changes to Existing Diagnostics
The Invalid version format error message now says "negative version number" within the parentheses, rather than "non-numeric data", for negative numbers.
The two warnings Possible attempt to put comments in qw() list and Possible attempt to separate words with commas are no longer mutually exclusive: the same
qwconstruct may produce both.
Warnings that mention the names of lexical (
my) variables with Unicode characters in them now respect the presence or absence of the
:utf8layer on the output handle, instead of outputting UTF8 regardless. Also, the correct names are included in the strings passed to
$SIG{__WARN__}handlers, rather than the raw UTF8 bytes.
t/run/dtrace.t was added to test Perl's DTrace support. This test will only be run if your Perl was built with
-Dusedtraceand if calling
dtraceactually lets you instrument code. This generally requires being run as root, so this test file is primarily intended for use by the dtrace subcommittee of p5p.
t/win32/runenv.t was added to test aspects of Perl's environment variable handling on MSWin32 platforms. Previously, such tests were skipped on MSWin32 platforms.
Some bitrot has been fixed in the miniperl test suite, so that it now nearly passes. The minitest is normally only run when building the full perl fails, so it was liable to fall into disrepair making it a less useful debugging tool. When it is fully passing it is hoped to start including it in regular smoke tests, so that future bitrot will be quickly detected.
Platform Support
Platform-Specific Notes
On Windows 7, 2008 and Vista,
@INCis now always properly populated based on the value of PERL5LIB set in the environment. Previously, values of PERL5LIB longer than 32766 bytes were skipped when
@INCwas being populated. Tests for environment handling were also added (see "Testing" section). Fixes RT #87322.
Internal Changes
The expermental
fetch_cop_labelfunction has been renamed to
cop_store_labelfunction has been added to the API, but is experimental.
Selected Bug Fixes
Applying the :lvalue attribute to subroutine that is already defined does not work properly, as the attribute changes the way the sub is compiled. Hence, Perl 5.12 began warning when an attempt is made to apply the attribute to an already defined sub. In such cases, the attribute is discarded.
But the change in 5.12 missed the case where custom attributes are also present: that case still silently and ineffectively applied the attribute. That omission has now been corrected.
sub foo :lvalue :Whatever(when
foois already defined) now warns about the :lvalue attribute, and does not apply it.
attributes.pm has likewise been updated to warn and not apply the attribute.
The remaining discrepancies between explicit and implicit return from lvalue subroutines have been resolved. They mainly involved which error message to display when a read-only value is returned in lvalue context. Also, returning a PADTMP (the result of most built-ins, like
index) in lvalue context is now forbidden for explicit return, as it always has been for implicit return. This is not a regression from 5.14, as all the cases in which it could happen where previously syntax errors.
Explicitly returning a tied
myvariable from an lvalue subroutine in list lvalue context used to clear the variable before the assignment could happen. This is something that was missed when explicit return was made to work in 5.15.0.
A minor memory leak, introduced in 5.15.0, has been fixed. It would occur when a hash is freed that has had its current iterator deleted [perl #93454].
prototypefunction no longer dies for the
__PACKAGE__directives. It now returns an empty-string prototype for them, because they are syntactically very similar to nullary functions like
prototypenow returns
undeffor all overridable infix operators, such as
eq, which are not callable in any way resembling functions. It used to return incorrect prototypes for some and die for others [perl #94984].
A bug affecting lvalue context propagation through nested lvalue subroutine calls has been fixed. Previously, returning a value in nested rvalue context would be treated as lvalue context by the inner subroutine call, resulting in some values (such as read-only values) being rejected.
Some core bugs affecting Hash::Util have been fixed: locking a hash element that is a glob copy no longer causes subsequent assignment to it to corrupt the glob, and unlocking a hash element that holds a copy-on-write scalar no longer causes modifications to that scalar to modify other scalars that were sharing the same string buffer.
whenblocks are now capable of returning variables declared inside the enclosing
givenblock [perl #93548].
A problem with context propagation when a
doblock is an argument to
returnhas been fixed. It used to cause
undefto be returned in some cases of a
returninside an
ifblock which itself is followed by another
indexwith a tainted constant no longer causes constants in subsequently compiled code to become tainted [perl #64804].
Use of lexical (
my) variables in code blocks embedded in regular expressions will no longer result in memory corruption or crashes.
Nevertheless, these code blocks are still experimental, as there are still problems with the wrong variables being closed over (in loops for instance) and with abnormal exiting (e.g.,
die) causing memory corruption.
SvIsCOWC macro now returns false for read-only copies of typeglobs, such as those created by:
$hash{elem} = *foo; Hash::Util::lock_value %hash, 'elem';
It used to return true.
Assignment to
$^A(the format output accumulator) now recalculates the number of lines output.
The regexp optimiser no longer crashes on debugging builds when merging fixed-string nodes with inconvenient contents.
Perl 5.15.1 represents approximately 5 weeks of development since Perl 5.15.0 and contains approximately 220,000 lines of changes across 650 files from 37 authors.
Perl continues to flourish into its third decade thanks to a vibrant community of users and developers. The following people are known to have contributed the improvements that became Perl 5.15.1:
Abhijit Menon-Sen, Alan Haggai Alavi, Brian Fraser, Brian Greenfield, Chris 'BinGOs' Williams, Claes Jacobsson, Craig A. Berry, Dave Rolsky, David Golden, David Mitchell, Dee Newcum, Eric Brine, Father Chrysostomos, Florian Ragwitz, Gerard Goossen, H.Merijn Brand, Hojung Yoon, James E Keenan, Jesse Luehrs, Jesse Vincent, John Peacock, Karl Williamson, Keith Thompson, Leon Brocard, Matthew Horsfall, Nicholas Clark, Niko Tyni, Phil Monsen, Reini Urban, Ricardo Signes, Robin Barker, Sam Kimbrel, Shawn M Moore, Shlomi Fish, Steffen Müller, Vincent Pit, Zefram.
The list above is almost certainly incomplete as it is automatically generated from version control history. In particular, it does not include the names of the (very much appreciated) contributors who reported issues to the Perl bug tracker.
Many of the changes included in this version originated in the CPAN modules included in Perl's core. We're grateful to the entire CPAN community for helping Perl to flourish.
For a more complete list of all of Perl's historical contributors, please see the AUTHORS file in the Perl source distribution.
Reporting Bugs
If you find what you think is a bug, you might check the articles recently posted to the comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup and the perl bug database at http://rt.perl.org/perlbug/ . There may also be information at http://www.perl.org/ , the Perl Home Page.
If you believe you have an unreported bug, please run the perlbug program included with your release. Be sure to trim your bug down to a tiny but sufficient test case. Your bug report, along with the output of
perl -V, will be sent off to firstname.lastname@example.com to be analysed by the Perl porting team.
If the bug you are reporting has security implications, which make it inappropriate to send to a publicly archived mailing list, then please send it to email@example.com. This points to a closed subscription unarchived mailing list, which includes all the core committers, who will be able to help assess the impact of issues, figure out a resolution, and help co-ordinate the release of patches to mitigate or fix the problem across all platforms on which Perl is supported. Please only use this address for security issues in the Perl core, not for modules independently distributed on CPAN.
The Changes file for an explanation of how to view exhaustive details on what changed.
The INSTALL file for how to build Perl.
The README file for general stuff.
The Artistic and Copying files for copyright information.


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