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The tides have turned in this matchup. The Bucs, for the first time in years, are in the spoiler role. The Saints, a game ahead of the Bucs in the NFC South, still have an outside chance of earning the final NFC wild-card berth. . . .
The Saints have won their past three games against Tampa Bay -- all as underdogs -- but now face the pressure of playing as the favorite. . . .
The Bucs are all but mathematically eliminated from the playoffs after a demoralizing loss at Jacksonville, but it will be interesting to see if coach Jon Gruden can motivate his team and finish the season strong. . . .
The once-vaunted Bucs defense is giving up 111.8 yards rushing per game and will face its stiffest challenge -- the Saints' Deuce McAllister, who has rushed for 100-plus yards in each of his past nine games.
Buccaneers Keys For Success
1. Protect quarterback Brad Johnson. There is no excuse for the inconsistent play of the Bucs' offensive line. It is a veteran group that has played together for a while and in a system that emphasizes quick throws to limit hits on the quarterback. The Bucs, however, lack a downfield receiver to stretch defenses, so opponents are bunching up near the line and blitzing more often. Johnson typically throws quickly to his hot reads but has been under too much pressure lately because his veteran line is doing a poor job of communicating and picking up blitzes and stunts. Johnson was sacked twice last weekend, forced to run two other times and was hit on several more occasions. If the line doesn't do a better job this week, the Bucs' offensive woes will continue.
2. Wear down the Saints' defensive line. The best way to attack the Saints is to use a power running game to wear down their defensive line. Against offenses like the Panthers and Colts that stick with the run, the Saints' lack of depth and stamina was exposed late in those games. The Saints have good athletes but are undersized and wear down quicker than almost any other NFL front seven. The running back trio of Michael Pittman, Thomas Jones and Aaron Stecker should get close to 40 carries in this game.
3. Hold up when forced into cover-3 defense. The key to stopping New Orleans is to neutralize McAllister with eight-man fronts. The Bucs have had trouble against solid running games, so look for them to use strong safety John Lynch near the line to create an eight-man front on most plays. The key will be the Bucs' ability to hold up in cover-3 against three-receiver sets -- a huge weakness most of the season.
Saints Keys For Success
1. Spread out the defense with multi-receiver sets. Saints coaches have a dilemma. They must use three-receiver sets to spread out the Bucs and test their ailing secondary, but they have been so frustrated with wide receiver Donte' Stallworth that they made him inactive last weekend. If Stallworth is active this week, it gives them their best chance to spread the field horizontally and vertically with him, Joe Horn and Jerome Pathon. If Stallworth remains in the doghouse, rookie Talman Gardner will be the No. 3. Gardner has shown flashes but has dropped too many passes.
2. Keep pounding away with McAllister. No matter the situation at wide receiver, the Saints must spread the field and run the ball. McAllister, averaging 5.1 yards per carry, is at his best when running behind a five-man line against five- and six-man fronts because he has the rare vision and burst to find slight creases and get through them -- much like the Vikings' Robert Smith did in the late '90s. Bucs defenders are demoralized and are pointing fingers at each other as the losses mount, too.
3. Be aggressive in coverage. Defensive coordinator Rick Venturi has adjusted recently to prevent big plays. The Saints are not using much press coverage, instead having the cornerbacks give extra cushion and keep everything in front of them. In this game, however, look for the Saints to be a bit more aggressive because the Bucs lack the speedy receivers to exploit the Saints' below-average cornerbacks. The Bucs' passing game features a lot of quick throws to horizontal routes; the best way to defend the Bucs is to use press coverage to impede the receivers' release and to drop linebackers into underneath zones.
Injury Update
WR Joe Jurevicius: Knee (12/1).
Jurevicius was on the field for just one play Sunday because of swelling in his right knee. The Bucs' team site reports that he might be placed on injured reserve. "For whatever reason, after a prolonged period of running the swelling returns," coach Jon Gruden said in his Monday press conference. "He gets the fluid taken out, he gets treatment, he looks back to normal, he resumes running and the swelling returns."
WR Keenan McCardell: Hip (11/29).
McCardell was limited in Friday's practice but is listed as probable.
RB James Fenderson: Ankle (12/1).
Fenderson re-injured the same ankle that had sidelined him for the previous three games. He was the primary backup to Deuce McAllister.
RB Fred McAfee: Ankle (12/1).
McAfee has a strained left ankle. The special teams ace could miss a week or two. He will be difficult to replace because of his experience and savvy on coverage and return units. (Jeff Duncan/TSN)
LB Cie Grant: Calf (12/1).
Grant strained his right calf Sunday. He rarely played on defense but was starting to make contributions on special teams. It is unclear how long Grant will be sidelined. (Jeff Duncan/TSN)
Pick: Saints 23, Buccaneers 20
Key Individual Matchups by The War Room
ÃÆÃâÃâû Bucs RT Kenyatta Walker vs. Saints DE Charles Grant | Bucs CB Tim Wansley vs. Saints WR Joe Horn | Bucs WR Keenan McCardell vs. Saints CB Ashley Ambrose
Bucs RT Kenyatta Walker vs. Saints DE Charles Grant
With defensive end Darren Howard now healthy, Grant is seeing fewer double-teams and thus has been more disruptive. Grant still is young and must improve his footwork and technique, but he has terrific size, power, quickness and burst to the quarterback.
Walker has flashed the potential to develop into a solid starter with good size and quick footwork, but he has been inconsistent because of his tendency to play high and his inability to finish blocks. If Walker is left one-on-one against Grant -- a likely scenario for most of the game -- Grant should be productive.
Grant is strong enough to overpower Walker at the point of attack in the running game and will exploit Walker's inconsistency on passing plays.
ÃÆÃâÃâÃÂ* Walker Scouting Report
Strengths: Possesses rare combination of size, speed and strength. Has good lower-body strength bulk to wear down undersized ends.
Weaknesses: Despite power, doesn't explode out of stance, isn't dominant at point of attack and lacks mean streak. Doesn't take great angles, show feel for game and assume good position.
Bottom line: Walker must be more aggressive and start utilizing technique to take advantage of his outstanding tools, or he might lose his starting job.
ÃÆÃâÃâÃÂ* Grant Scouting Report
Strengths: Is best at disrupting plays in backfield. Gets a great jump at the snap. Locates the ball, and spots screens and draws. Shows good speed, and never gives up. Chases down plays from behind. Shows good burst off the edge. Is a relentless pass rusher. Is effective on stunts.
Weaknesses: Plays too high. Can't beat double-teams. Struggles to make plays when reached. Must use hands better. Misses tackles trying to generate turnovers. Is lacking against the run.
Bottom line: Grant has great upside, but he must improve his technique to attain premier status. He is active against the run and should be more productive this season.
Bucs CB Tim Wansley vs. Saints WR Joe Horn
If the Bucs are to use eight-man fronts to slow Deuce McAllister, they must take some chances with Wansley in man-to-man or cover-3 coverage against Horn -- a huge advantage for the Saints.
Quarterback Aaron Brooks must go to Horn if he sees Wansley in man-to-man coverage. Wansley bites often on play-action fakes and lacks the quickness, speed or experience to hold up against an elite receiver like Horn.
ÃÆÃâÃâÃÂ* Wansley Scouting Report
Marginal size but top-end speed. Instinctive, tough, aggressive. Technically sound. Good footwork and recognition skills. Too small to match up outside.
ÃÆÃâÃâÃÂ* Horn Scouting Report
Strengths: Has good size and speed. Is quicker than fast with great short area burst. Shows some big play flair. Bursts to the ball well. Can adjust when the ball is airborne and shows excellent body control. Is tough and willing to go up and make the catch in traffic.
Weaknesses: Is neither getting younger nor faster. Has had some off-the-field problems. Can be inconsistent in running routes and has some trouble vs. zones. Gets caught up at the line against press coverage and can get frustrated at times. Takes some plays off.
Bottom line: Horn is 31 and lost half a step last season. He drops more catchable balls than most No. 1 receivers, but he still is one of the league's most productive.
Bucs WR Keenan McCardell vs. Saints CB Ashley Ambrose
McCardell no longer has the speed and quickness to gain separation against man-to-man coverage by running past cornerbacks. He typically uses savvy, sharp cuts and double-moves to gain separation nowadays. Against a fellow crafty veteran like Ambrose, McCardell will be limited in this game.
The Saints are at their best when they can leave Ambrose man-to-man outside because it allows free safety Tebucky Jones to help right cornerback Fred Thomas and allows strong safety Jay Bellamy to cheat up in run support.
If Carter can neutralize McCardell without help, it makes the Saints' defense a lot more versatile.
ÃÆÃâÃâÃÂ* McCardell Scouting Report
Strengths: Savvy with good size and great hands. Excels in open field and knows how to set up defensive backs on breaks. Runs smooth, crisp routes. Creates space with quickness and suddenness.
Weaknesses: Has lost speed and burst with age. Rarely gets over the top of defensive backs. Lacks strength and the ideal frame. Gets pushed around at times. Has trouble eluding open-field tackles.
Bottom line: At 33, McCardell is limited to being a possession receiver. He isn't a deep threat or as explosive as he once was, but he still is one of the league's most consistent route runners.
ÃÆÃâÃâÃÂ* Ambrose Scouting Report
Strengths: Has excellent diagnose skills and is never out of position. Is technically sound and does not make a lot of mistakes. Has adequate size and very good quickness. Takes excellent angles to the ball. Likes to play physical at times. Rarely gives up a big play.
Weaknesses: Is not as fast or as quick as he used to be. Does not make as many big plays as some top corners do. Age is a concern. Is not very strong and only marginal against the run.
Bottom line: Ambrose is a very consistent cover corner, but heÃÆââÃâìâÃââs no longer able to cover top NFL receivers one-on-one without help.
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Good stuff...
Against offenses like the Panthers and Colts that stick with the run, the Saints\' lack of depth and stamina was exposed late in those games. The Saints have good athletes but are undersized and wear down quicker than almost any other NFL front seven. AGREED... Sort of, he picks two games we had 1/2 our starters injured and couldn\'t bring in help due to roster restrictions. But he has a point. Thats why Bellamy leads the team in tackles this year and Knight led the team last year.
If your safeties lead the team in tackles, your front seven suck.
Hold up when forced into cover-3 defense. The key to stopping New Orleans is to neutralize McAllister with eight-man fronts. The Bucs have had trouble against solid running games, so look for them to use strong safety John Lynch near the line to create an eight-man front on most plays. The key will be the Bucs\' ability to hold up in cover-3 against three-receiver sets -- a huge weakness most of the season.
Agreed. This is why we should pass all day long if they stay in 8-man fronts. McCarthy for some reason just doesn\'t get it. If we truly have a top 5 QB, we\'ll toast \'em all day long. Forget Deuce\'s 100 yard record, PASS AGAINST 8-MAN FRONTS!!! Deuce couldn\'t care less about that stupid record!
Whether we agree or disagree; its all for Him.
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Just a couple of updates on Tampa, two big losses for them both have placed on the IR list.
Buccaneers | Wansley Likely Done For Season
Tue, 2 Dec 2003 10:24:20 -0800
Rick Stroud, of the St. Petersburg Times, reports Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Jon Gruden said CB Tim Wansley (hamstring) will likely be placed on injured reserve. Wansley, who pulled a hamstring in Sunday\'s, Nov. 30, game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, had an MRI on Monday and could be lost for the season. He will be further evaluated.
Buccaneers | Jurevicius Could Be Done For Season
Tue, 2 Dec 2003 10:16:44 -0800
Rick Stroud, of the St. Petersburg Times, reports Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Jon Gruden said WR Joe Jurevicius (knee) is likely to be placed on injured reserve. Jurevicius, who has struggled to return from a torn MCL in his right knee, was too sore to play in Sunday\'s, Nov. 30, game against the Jacksonville Jaguars and has yet to heal from the injury that occurred in Week 2.
Buccaneers | Secondary To Be Shuffled
Mon, 1 Dec 2003 12:44:13 -0800
Roy Cummings, of the Tampa Tribune, reports the Tampa Bay Buccaneers plan to re-shuffle their secondary after CB Tim Wansley (hamstring) injured his hamstring. With Wansley\'s likely OUT for Week 14, the team will probably move S Dwight Smith to cornerback and S Jermaine Phillips would become the team\'s starting strong safety. The team may add a free agent cornerback later this week as well.
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Tampa Bay:
Decimated by injuries.
Extremely thin at WR.
No Running Game.
Thin at DB, reshuffled line-up.
Key WR kicked off team. 3rd best WR now out for year.
Demoralized by an upstart Jacksonville team on national TV.
Out of playoffs.
New Orleans:
Playing at home.
Relatively healthy.
Playoff hopes alive and well.
Match up with TB even when they are healthy.
If we lose this game we have absolutely NO excuse whatsoever, and we certainly won\'t deserve a playoff spot.
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That is what has me nervous about this one...we look to have the advantage here by far. Anyone who has been a Saints fan for several years should be quite accustomed to the choking that has occurred in these situations over the years.
The benfit to this is that if they pull out a victory it\'ll show us that they are a different team than the one\'s we\'ve seen the past couple years. A team that wins when it counts is hard to imagine in New Orleans, but it sure would be a welcome sight.
It\'s obvious that our boys have legitimate shot at winning out, but the game I\'m most worried about is against the Jaguars - a team playing much better than their record would indicate.
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Tweeky - you left out one MAJOR stat...
it\'s December.
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When asked about those reports, his wife, Ann, told the AP that nothing had been finalized — "that's why they're meeting tomorrow."
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What would I do without a mind?
What would I do without a society to shape that mind?
To influence it?
To taint it?
To glorify it?
What would I do without the memories of such glory and such tache?
An orphan on a deserted island, with nothing from the outside world, save the produce of Nature which surrounds me.
I suppose I would be free....
A torn prayer flag
Rises, limp, in the wind to
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August 25, 2005
Few were surprised when cross country runner Dennis Frazee earned All-North Coast Athletic Conference and All-Region honors as a sophomore last season. He has proven his talent at distance running from the moment he stepped on the campus.
But in October of last year he received another honor --- this for his efforts as a well-rounded student-athlete. He was selected as Wabash's "Realizing The Dream" honoree.
The program, sponsored through a grant from Lilly Endowment, Inc., recognizes first-generation college students who excel in leadership, academics, and campus activities after completing their freshmen year. The Endowment provides a $1,000 contribution to the recipient, along with $1,000 to a high school teacher named by the recipient as having made a major influence on his or her decision to attend college.
Frazee selected Jim Wadkins, who himself attended Wabash and graduated in 1984. Wadkins is a social studies teacher at Calumet High School in Indiana.
"It was a tremendous honor," said Frazee, a resident advisor, biology major, and aspiring orthopedic surgeon. "I was so happy to be able to share it with Mr. Wadkins. He's a big part of the reason I chose Wabash."
Now Frazee and his 2005 teammates are preparing for the upcoming 2005 cross country season. The Little Giants were picked to finish fifth in the preseason coaches poll. The Little Giants start their season Saturday with the annual Charlie Finch '51 Alumni Run at 9 a.m. The official start of the season will be Saturday, September 3 with the Wabash Hokum Karem.
"I think we'll have a strong team this year," said Frazee. "We have some good experience back, and with several strong freshmen it could be a surprising year. Our goal is to finish in the top half of the conference standings. We can do that with hard work and a solid team performance at the conference meet."
Harris is Wabash College's Sports Information Director.


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The world's most revealing backdoor guide!
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"If I'm gonna take advice from someone about my tush, it's gonna be Dr. Sadie. Her style and humor are pleasant and informative, and she's not afraid to leave out any potentially embarrassing and important details." – Eleni Solomou, Cosmopolitan columnist
Fun and flirty, this informative and easy to read guide tackles the taboo topic of anal fun. And addresses the things you're too skittish to ask about, from hygiene and safety tips to triggering anal orgasms in both men and women.
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I've been using Windows XP, relatively happily, for many years now and, despite two more operating systems being released since, support for XP being withdrawn, and the fact that I have a huge amount of software designed for it, I can't imagine, for the moment anyway, not using it.
It appears that almost all software developers are fully aware that, should a software release not be compatible with Windows XP, they'd be shooting themselves in the foot by excluding a huge swathe of their potential customer base, which creates problems for MS of course, whose strategy to make it attractive to "upgrade" to the latest OS version necessitates that software authors also make their software compatible only with the latest version. Continue reading →


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A leaked trailer online shows us Edward Kenway, the protagonist of Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag and Connor's granddaddy.
The leaked trailer has been pulled and are down on most gaming news sites, but Cinema Blend still seems to have it up and running, so we have them to thank for the video below.
It features a salty old pirate (SPOILER: it's Blackbeard), singing the praises of the mysterious Kenway and talking about how he can clear a ship's deck of enemies without even batting a hood-covered eye.
We see a bit of him in action as he uses all of his pistols in an almost John Woo-like, gun kata fashion, effectively bringing down a whole group of Spanish sailors. There's also footage of him swimming around underwater, so maybe we'll see a lot of underwater gameplay.
Shots of island colonies might indicate our new free-running playgrounds and we even see Kenway act like a Casanova and get a taste of some of the local flavor.
Watch the video below and look out for the game when it comes out on October 29, 2013 for all current-gen and next-gen consoles!


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Total Eclipse (Mastery) benefit from mastery increased by approximately 33%.To be more specific the 12% damage increase from Total Eclipse is being increased to 16%, and the 1.5% increase you get from each point of Mastery is being increased to 2%. This is a decent size buff but not huge. When I hard coded this change into WrathCalcs it increased the DPS by 2.75%. Basically it's a welcome boost but it's not going to move you to the top of the DPS charts in an instant.
Some of you may be wondering how a 33% increase in Total Eclipse can result in just a 2.75% increase. There are two important things to remember. First, This has no impact on the 25% damage increase you get from being balance. It only impacts the Total Eclipse ability you train at level 80. Second, Eclipse only impacts about 50% of our rotation. As a result this increase is watered down by a very large base increase and only impacts a part of our rotation. This is how a 33% increase becomes just a 2.75% buff.
This will change the way we value stats. Currently Crit Rating and Mastery Rating are very similar in value with Crit Rating holding a slight edge. If this change goes live Mastery Rating will be clearly superior. Again, I used WrathCalcs to see how this change would impact stat valuation. Our current set up values Crit at 29% of Int with Mastery being close behind at 28% of Int. After the 4.0.6 patch Crit is still at 29% of Int, but Mastery increases to 36% of Int. Both stats are still well behind Hit Rating and Haste Rating, but will change the way we reforge and possibly slightly change some of our gear choices.
Wild Mushroom:
I've already commented on WM now being instant cast and the increased radius detonation.
- Fungal Growth duration has been increased to 20 seconds, up from 10. In addition, it should now be much more responsive when detonating Wild Mushrooms.
- Wild Mushroom is now instant cast, down from 0.5 seconds. In addition, the radius of detonation has been increased to 6 yards, up from 3, and damage done increased by 30%.
What's new is the change to the WM damage and Fungal Growth. In a prior build they increased WM damage by 15%. At the time I said it's nice but put the reason people don't use WM isn't because it's a weak spell. I have the same opinion now. A 30% increase in damage is even nicer, but it's probably meaningless without good mechanics. The good news is I think the increased radius of WM detonation will fix it's primary problem.
The Fungal Growth changes are very welcome. As I said in my last post I was unimpressed with the talent when I tried to use it. The primary problem I had was that it took to long to spawn and the mobs hit by the detonation were rarely snared by the slow. If they have fixed that issue I may have to give the talent another try.
Shapeshift Change:
Shapeshifts: Entering or leaving a shapeshift no longer cancels root effects. It continues to cancel movement slowing effects.I think this change took a lot of people by surprise. My guess is that this change is a classic example of why PvP sometimes means we in PvE can't have nice things. Blizzard probably made this change, because they didn't want druids as a whole to have an unlimited CC breaker for PvP. I can see how it might be overpowered. However, I will miss it for PvE.
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Starfall will no longer strike targets that are not in combat and will now drop stars at a slightly faster rate.A good quality of life change. I think we all been in the situation where we pop Starfall at the wrong time and pull an extra trash pack or something. As a result, I haven't been using a Starfall for anything but boss fights where I know I won't pull adds. It won't have a big impact on our over all performance, but it does give us some peace of mind.
The only thing that makes me a little sad about this change is that I've found Starfall to be helpful with Archeology. When surveying in some of the low level areas. I can pop Starfall and clear out pretty much every mob around me. Obviously, it's not a huge need but I liked it.
Moonkin Form now grants 15% damage reduction instead of increased armor.Assuming this affects all types of damage, this is an awesome change for PvE and probably PvP as well. The increased armor on a moonkin was always a bit of a strange concept. As a ranged caster we shouldn't be getting meleed often and the armor was usless 99% of the time. Taking 15% less damage is a big improvement. It's not going to save you if you stand in the fire or do a lot of things stupid, but it does give you a greater margin for error and makes you less of burden on healers.
Enchant Bracer - Mighty Intellect - Permanently enchant bracers to increase Intellect by 50.
I think everyone saw this coming a mile away. Without an enchant like this, leatherworking would be clearly superior to all other professions in raiding buffs. Given how much effort Blizzard has made to equalize professions over the past few years, there was no way that a change like this wasn't going to be made. If you switched to Leatherworking just for the buff. I hope you enjoyed it while it lasted.
Glyph of Entangling Roots redesigned. It now reduces the cast time of Entangling Roots by 0.2 seconds, rather than making it instant cast.
Another example of why how PvE can't have nice things because of PvP. I'm really going to miss this. In this new era of CC, it was very nice to be able to root a target as soon as the pull happened. It made my life easier but I can see why Blizzard is getting rid of it. It's probably a bit over powered in PvP to allow a player to CC on the move. That said, they should get rid of the cooldown as well then.


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The G-20 meeting in Mexico City failed to produce a pledge by its attendees to chip in with half a trillion dollars' worth of fresh lending facilities for the IMF. The group signaled that if there is any new money to come from anyone to provide further help to Europe's now three-years-long crisis, it would have to be doled out only after the region reassesses its financial safeguards next month.
At that point, the next meeting of the G-20 in Washington DC during April might take up the expansion of the IMF's fund once again. The development left European stock markets on the defensive and it also made for a modest retreat in the euro this morning. That combination of trends bolstered the US dollar and resulted in fresh, albeit small-scale profit-taking in precious metals as well.
Spot gold dealings commenced the new trading week with a loss of $6 per ounce and the yellow metal was quoted at $1,767 on the bid-side. Silver prices fell by about a dime per ounce and initial indications came in at $35.32 the ounce in the white metal. Unless gold commences a decline to under the $1,680 area in the next few sessions, the interpretation coming from the EW technical desk allows for the yellow metal to aim towards not only the next logical overhead resistance price marker(s) ($1,795 to $1,820) but perhaps to the previous peak above $1,900 that was seen last September.
That the latest round of price increases in gold has been an overwhelmingly fund-engendered phenomenon is quite obvious. More worrisome on the other hand are certain trends in the physical markets (we covered the potential erosion in India's 2012 imports and the decline in USA-based physical investment in 2011 in last week's articles).
Well, you can now add VietNam to the roster of countries where domestic investors are suddenly "uncertain" about continued, (some say endless) gains in gold. VietNamNetBridge reports that local "investors have run out of patience. Together with the warning that gold would be no longer an attractive channel, the State Bank said it is tightening the management over the gold market and compiling the plan to mobilize gold from the public, which are all the big worries hanging over 12,000 gold companies."
In any case, gold's "paper" bullish sentiment is approaching certain levels (above 90% according to trade-futures.com's Daily Sentiment Index) from which previous sharp corrections have ensued. Silver has some work left to do as it begins to encounter overhead resistance that extends all the way up towards the $37.85 overhead resistance level. If and when support near $32.62 is breached, the tenor of the market will tilt towards deeper corrections.
Both precious metals witnessed an increase in net speculative length in the latest reporting period covered by the CFTC. The commodities' complex positioning makeup showed that more than one million bullish bets (as in: futures/options contracts) are in place in the wake of the most recent batch of wagering on higher prices being manifested by hedge funds and money managers.


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How much love can I shine on this home belonging to Susan Hornbeak-Ortiz, owner of Shine by S.H.O.?! I've seen pieces from her fabulous collection before (the most glorious turquoise sofa comes to mind immediately), so it was really fun to see her home featured over on Delight by Design. Its perfectly neutral palette acts as a canvas on which the designer can explore and grow. Susan actually uses her home as her laboratory…for how her designs look, and with four kids, how functional they are and how well they wear. Many of the fab pieces you see here can actually be bought through her store here. And you can read her inspiring story and see more photos over at Angeleno Interiors!
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Big Party Planned for Lawton's Fairmont District Tomorrow
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Just a block east of the downtown mall in Lawton, Oklahoma sits an area that time forgot, at least for a while. Barely four years ago, John Rutherford purchased the old Fairmont Creamery Company building, a 1920's era historic structure that, until just last month, was still on the City of Lawton's demolition list. But the old creamery has gotten a reprieve and exciting times are on the radar for The Fairmont District.
After twenty plus years of vacancy, the old creamery had fallen into serious disrepair. After some hefty investment and some much-needed repairs, Rutherford and company are looking forward to a very bright future. What they're striving for is nothing short of a mini-Bricktown. Plans are in the works for shopping, restaurants and a coffee shop, set to open in the fall.
The Fairmont District Experience, Inc. was formed to organize, fundraise and revitalize the area. Tomorrow, May 3, is the beginning of an exciting month for the Fairmont District. Joe Tilton, Vice President of the organization, says Saturday will be an exciting day for the whole family:
Our premier event is a block party with games, music, parade and food, to let the community know what is happening and have some fun in the process. The afternoon events, from 3 to 7, are for parent's time out for some fun, including a beer garden. Some great bands will play your favorite songs. The opening of this new District in Lawton is to introduce the area to the newest music and activity venue that is host for the Charlie Christian Music Festival over Memorial Day weekend.
Tilton says a children's parade begins at 10:00 am. Line-up is at 9:40, with a $100 cash prize, trophies and ribbons. For more information, you can reach out to the Fairmont District on their Facebook page.


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Name: Ned
Gender: male
Age: 38
Location: Richmond VA
I have recently been exploring my bi side and experimenting with other men. I'm perfectly comfortable with my sexuality: I'm attracted to both women and men, but I'm predominantly attracted to women. I hate having to hide my bisexuality. I'd like to come out as bi, but I fear that most bi men are considered gay by default. Aren't most women freaked out when they learn a guy is bi? So what do you think? Is there any hope for being out and BISEXUAL-not-gay? How can I meet women who aren't bi-phobic?
Hold on there big fella, are you really trying to convince me that you're "perfectly comfortable" with your sexuality? Because if you are, you've a long way to go, darlin'. I ain't buyin' that no how. Like I always say; if you have to go out of your way to tell someone that your are perfectly comfortable, you're probably not.
I think you think you are "perfectly comfortable" with your sexuality, but frankly you're fooling only yourself. Your vocabulary gives you away. You may be experimenting with other men; and don't get me wrong, I think that's a good thing. But bumping the occasional dude, without letting that exercise impact on your internalized homophobia, don't make you bi.
Want to meet woman who aren't bi-phobic? Then look to bisexual woman.
I'm forever hearing from bi guys, like you, Ned, who moan and groan about not being taken seriously by gay men or straight women. It never seems to occur to these "bi" guys that they can avoid all clueless gay men and straight women by simply dating bi women and men exclusively. What kind of statement does it make about the general desirability of bisexuals when so many bisexuals can't conceive of dating other bisexuals?
Did you know that there's research on the sexual arousal patterns among men — gay, bi and straight? You might be interested to know that the researchers couldn't find a specific, identifiable "male bisexual arousal pattern." Most of the men who self-identified as bisexual had arousal patterns exactly like that of gay men. 75 percent of the bi guys only got aroused watching male on male sex; the other 25 percent of the bi guys only got aroused watching girl on girl sex. No one responded equally to images of men and women.
So what does that tell us, if anything?
I think we all know that some ostensibly gay men claim to be bisexual for a time while they acclimatize themselves to their true queer identity. But why was the sexual arousal research not turning up a distinctive male bisexual arousal pattern? I conclude, given my own clinical experience, that real male bisexuality is far more rare than female bisexuality.
I think there are a lot of guys out there having bisexual experiences — probably more now than ever, which like I said earlier is a good thing. But one's sexual orientation is not the same thing as one's sexual capacity.
A lot of guys like you, Ned, are predominantly straight guys who, on occasion, play with other guys. But that don't make you, or them, bi. Authentic bisexual men are emotionally available to other men as well as women. You, Ned, are capable of having sex with other guys, but you're only emotionally available for nesting with women. Most gay guys have already figured this out about most so called bi men. They discriminate against most "bi men", because there's little to no chance of having a full-fledged relationship with these guys.
And straight women discriminate against most so called bi men, because they've learned to mistrust the so called "bi male" identity. They know that the frequency with which these "bi males" turn into gay males is staggering.
So in the end, Ned, you might want to reconsider your self-identification. Why not just say you're an ostensibly straight guy that likes, on occasion, to mess around with other dudes. It appears that would solve all your problems as well as your conflicts with gay men and straight women.
Name: Doreen
Gender: female
Age: 30
Location: Memphis
I think I have a spanking fetish. I say I think I do, because I never tried it. But I want to. I think my partner would be up for it, but I have yet to ask her. I thought I'd ask you first. What are your thoughts about spanking?
If you've been a bad girl, Doreen, then I think you definitely need a spanking. Have you been naughty, Doreen? Precisely how naughty have you been, Doreen? Everyone here at Dr Dick's wants to know!
Spanking is a very popular fetish, one that can be enjoyed with or without sex. At the same time, spanking can be risky if you entrust the task to someone who doesn't know what she or he is doing. Of course, it's not particularly difficult to learn the basics. So just for you, wayward Doreen, I'm gonna offer a brief sexual enrichment tutorial on erotic spanking. YEAH!
Most spankers start with a hand or a paddle of some sort. Spanking is different from whipping and flogging, which are much more advanced techniques than your garden-variety spanking. We'll leave these techniques for another time.
There are two musts in this kind of power play: 1) The spanker must always inquire about the health of the spankee before the play begins. 2) Both participants must always agree on a safeword before the play begins. A safeword is a codeword that the spankee will use as she is reaching a physical, emotional or moral boundary, or for when she wants the spanker to stop the play.
The safeword will be a word that the spankee would not ordinarily use during the play, like "pickles." This extraordinary word allows the spankee to scream "no, stop", "please, don't" etc. as much as she/he wants without it stopping the play.
If you actually get around to enticing your partner to join you for a little spanking entertainment, make sure the first adventure is fun for all. I suggest that the spanking be part of a role-play scenario that you and your GF develop together. Your partner may need lots of positive reinforcement, particularly if she reluctant to join you in your kink. Keep telling her how much fun you'll both have in the role-play. For example, you could be the naughty schoolgirl and your partner could be the stern teacher. Really get into your roles; you'll both need to dress the part, of course. You — sexy short pleated Catholic schoolgirl skirt, anklets and trashy high-heels. She — the domineering dyke teacher in a drab, no-nonsense grey suit and sensible shoes. Get the picture?
The teacher calls you into her office for a corrective interview. She needs to teach you a lesson. She puts you over her knee. She'll do lots of bottom rubbing first, while she's lecturing you on your bad behavior. As she gets into it, you know she'll be getting turned on too. "It will be a shame to spank this beautiful bottom of yours," she'll coo. "This is going to hurt me as much as it hurts you!"…sort of deal. She'll finger your pretty panties, but won't remove them. She'll start spanking very gently at first. Light taps on the fleshy part of your ass cheeks. If you want more, start wiggling into the spanking. Remember to stay in character. "No, Miss. Diesel, that hurts, please don't touch me there! Grind into her lap. Your body language will communicate your desire for her to continue and possibly intensify the spanking.
To insure the comfort of your partner, set some ground rules for your first play session. Don't' do bare-bottom spanking until she indicates her willingness to go there. If your partner is a feminist dyke, this whole spanking thing may go against the grain for her. Remind her this is fantasy role playing; not real life.
The more you get into your roles, the more likely she'll get into her roles — Catholic schoolgirl/Sr. Mary Holywater, slutty patient/naughty nurse — you get the idea. The more you please her, the better she'll please you.
Be sure to reward your partner for her participation. After the first session take her to dinner. Ask her for her for her reactions. What could you have done to make the scenario more pleasurable for her? Talk about your reactions. Tell her how much you appreciated her participation. Talk about the scenario and how well she did. Tell her what you liked most about the spanking itself. If you sense that she's content with events thus far, you could plan for more.
Set aside a couple of role play evenings in the coming weeks. If she continues to be open and receptive, you can add more and more spanking, different implements, a ruler, a hairbrush, a paddle. If you want spankings on other parts of your body, tits, pussy and the like introduce those slowly. The intensity of the spanking needs to be adjusted to more sensitive parts of the anatomy. Make sure there's lots of feedback happening before and after each play session.
Spanking is a full-fledged fetish with loads of spanking associated erotica. It goes from mild to wild. Do some exploring together your GF. Check out some magazines or videos. You'd probably do well to stick to the girl-on-girl stuff at first. Some, if not all, of the boy-on-girl stuff may be offensive to your partner's lesbiterian sensibilities. Remember to also attend to your partner's fantasies and the things that turn her on too.
Like I said at the beginning, spanking is a stand-alone fetish, it may be a part of full-on sex, or it may be just a bonding thing between you two naughty bitches.
In the end, introducing your partner to your kink is one of those — "Give To Get" things. Be attentive to her, make sure she knows she's the most special person in your life. The more satisfied she is; the more she'll be open to pleasing you.
Name: Roy
Gender: Male
Age: 25
Location: Germany
sir, I'm started masturbating for 11yrs, Sometimes I'll masturbate twice a day I cant stop this habit. Will it ill affect me in future?
Well Roy, I don't think you have anything to worry about. Even beatin' off twice a day will not harm you . On the contrary, researchers are now saying that regular masturbation may ward off prostate cancer. They tell us that cancer-causing chemicals build up in the prostate, and if men do not ejaculate regularly the build-up can cause problems.
Don't you just love this? I mean, how does one write a grant for government funding to study the positive effects of self-abuse?
Curiously, researchers also note that sexual intercourse may not have the same protective effect because of the possibility of contracting a sexually transmitted infection, which could increase men's cancer risk.
Say, I wonder if all of those "Abstinence only" programs out there encourage masturbation? Doubt it.
Anyhow, Australian researchers studied over 1,000 men who had developed prostate cancer and 1,250 men who had not. They asked about their sexual habits. They found those who had ejaculated the most between the ages of 20 and 50 were the least likely to develop prostate cancer.
The protective effect was greatest while the men were in their 20s. Get this, men who ejaculated more than five times a week were a third less likely to develop prostate cancer later in life.
Previously the scientific wisdom suggested that a high level of sexual activity and a high number of sexual partners actually increased a man's risk of developing prostate cancer. But earlier studies missed the beneficial effects of squeezing one out on one's own, because they focused on sexual intercourse, with its associated risk of STIs (sexually transmitted infections).
Say, I wonder if anyone is doing similar research on the positive effects of masturbation for women? If I had to guess, I'd say that, if jackin' off is good for men, then it stands to reason that jillin' off is equally good for women.
Researchers tell us that ejaculating prevents the buildup of carcinogens in the prostate gland. It's the "prostatic stagnation hypothesis." How fun is that? You certainly don't want a stagnant prostate now, do ya? I know I don't. The more you flush out your ducts, the fewer carcinogens there will be to hang around and damage the cells that line your ducts."
This is not a terribly new concept. A similar connection has been found between breast cancer and breastfeeding. Lactating flushes out carcinogens, thus reducing a woman's risk of breast cancer.
Everyone here are Dr Dick's Sex Advice believes that masturbation should be a big part of everyone's sexual repertoire. And we always practice what we preach! We wholehearted encourage everybody to join us and masturbate till your heart's content.
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St. Anne's Church in Annapolis was filled last weekend with the miraculous sound of the Annapolis Chorale Chamber Chorus, joined by the Annapolis Chamber Orchestra and six guest soloists for two great performances of Johann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B-minor.
This performance of Bach's medley of masterworks was the first by Live Arts Maryland music director J. Ernest Green and his chorus, lending the added luster reflected by their joint discovery of its musical secrets.
Regarded as a supreme achievement by music scholars, Bach's Mass is also an enigma, a Latin work composed by the Protestant "Cantor of Leipzig," and finished in the last year of his life.
The Mass reflects Bach's profound devotion to God and to music. It is a summary of sacred music in diverse styles from various periods of Bach's 25-year Leipzig career.
In his introductory remarks, Green noted that he and the chamber chorus began working on this complex piece last fall and during their immersion had gained insight into it. Green explained that the Mass starts in the key of B-minor but ends in D-major and displays a wide range of harmonies and musical styles along the way. It consists of Bach's reworked pieces written over a period from 1724 to shortly before his death in 1750.
The first performance of the Mass in its entirety did not occur until the 19th century. More recently, the trend has gone from large choruses to smaller ones, some interpreting the work by using period instruments to approximate the sound of Bach's era with greater authenticity.
For this performance, Green chose a relatively small orchestra of 23 players and a chorus of 42 singers, plus six soloists who alternated between singing solo and aria sections spaced between the choral movements.
The audience's approach to this supreme achievement in liturgical music might have been influenced by the setting at St. Anne's Church, which seemed entirely compatible with a work created for worship and instruction.
At Friday's performance, the powerful opening of repeated "Kyrie" instantly produced a wondrous sound to gain our rapt attention. Continuing in this section was a soprano duet sung by Kimberly Christie and Caitlin Vincent, one agile voice embellishing the other in turn to produce interesting vocal harmony accompanied by expressive violins.
The "Gloria" section brought the whole chorus singing joyous praise to God that evolved into mezzo soprano Catrin Davies' serenely assured "Laudamus te" followed by tenor Frederic Rey and soprano Vincent in a "Domine Deus" duet.
After a majestic choral section, mezzo soprano Susan Fleming offered a sublime "Qui sedes ad dexteram Patris" with sensitive oboe accompaniment. This was followed by baritone David Murray singing his first aria with sonorous power and reverence before the chorus closed the section with "Cum Sancto Spiritu."
The chamber chorus sang an exultant "Sanctus" section before the ultimate expressions of praise and gratitude that comprise the "Osanna, Benedictus, Agnus Dei and Dona Nobis Pacem" section, which concludes the Mass.
The "Benedictus" was beautifully sung by tenor Rey, who met all vocal demands while maintaining a sweet, prayerful expression to capture the essence of the passage that was reinforced by the fine flute accompaniment.
Throughout these sections, the well-rehearsed chorus continued its informed, inspired performance, bringing touching vocal beauty and a reverent gravity that the work requires. In fact, insofar as I could determine, the ensemble of choral and solo singers met all demands of this notoriously difficult work.
For me, the most outstanding soloist was Fleming, whose voice seemed truly to become part of the orchestra, as its most expressive instrument. A two-time recipient of fellowships for the Bach Aria Festival in Stony Brook, N.Y., Fleming noted in a post-performance discussion that she has had much recent experience in a number of Bach concerts.
The Annapolis Chamber Orchestra added drama and substance throughout the performance, consistently fulfilling whatever seemingly impossible demands that were made. Rarely was there any evidence of imbalance where the chorus was temporarily overwhelmed by the musicians — a nearly inevitable occurrence considering the close proximity of the singers and musicians.
Most importantly, credit must be given to musical director Green for his ability to bring out all the textures of each passage and conquer all complexities to produce a magnificent musical proclamation of composer Bach's own profound spirituality.
Next on schedule for J. Ernest Green and the Annapolis Chorale is the Verdi Requiem on April 20 and 21 at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts. To order tickets call the box office at 410-280-5640.


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We often read the lament that the USA has no energy policy. Of course it does. It's what we have today – a policy which favors fossil fuels through permanent subsidies and special financial treatments written into the federal tax code. And perhaps it will take an act of Congress to make them stop picking the most environmentally-costly winners over all the sustainable, indigenous and clean energy sources. But there are other ways we can change our energy direction. One organization that takes a pragmatic, business-based approach is ACORE, the American Council on Renewable Energy. This nonprofit association is focused on building a secure and prosperous America with clean, renewable energy. It provides thought leadership through technology, policy, and finance lenses and fosters industry partnerships that promote adoption of renewable energy in public and private enterprises.
I recently spent time in conversation with Vice Admiral Dennis McGinn, (USN, ret.), president of ACORE since April of 2011. Our conversation is summarized here, but you can hear more insights from Admiral McGinn in his keynote address and Fireside Chat at the Savannah International Clean Energy Conference on November 12-13.
ACORE focuses on three strategic initiatives – National Defense and Security, Power Generation and Infrastructure, and Transportation. There are cross-over themes amongst these three initiatives – such as reducing costs in labor, materials, and finance. Of these three, reducing the investment costs of renewable projects is the greatest challenge. For instance, oil, gas, and coal companies enjoy an important tax break known as the Master Limited Partnership (MLP). MLPs are taxed like partnerships, but owned like stock. It is a popular structure to organize financing with lower costs and reduced risks for investors. But MLPs are not allowed for renewable energy projects. The Senate and House now have bipartisan legislation that extends the MLP tax break to renewables – S3275 and HR6437. But unless and until this legislation passes Congress, renewables do not enjoy a level playing field in financing options. That's a shame, because a recent study released by the US Partnership for Renewable Finance (US PREF), an ACORE program, revealed that U.S. taxpayers can get a 10% internal rate of return on the initial government investment in solar projects via the solar investment tax credit or ITC.
Green banks are also an interesting workaround to today's financing impediments. These entities can focus investment solely in renewables and energy efficiency projects. Admiral McGinn noted that renewables and energy efficiency are "partners to improve sustainability and the bottom lines for businesses, in fact, energy efficiency can be a key enabler for renewable energy." Green banks, like the one recently instituted in Connecticut, can produce appealing returns and market certainty for institutional investors while delivering low-cost financing products aimed at small business or residential households.
ACORE also advocates for advanced biofuels and maintaining the Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS) as part of its technology and policy focus. While the initial feedstocks spurred a food versus fuel debate, the latest array of feedstocks, particularly cellulosic, coupled with biochemical innovations in enzymes are promising developments that can help wean the USA off of fossil fuels. There are more than 10 commercial-scale cellulosic plants under construction now that will help "provide much greater consumer choice at the gas pump and get us off the petroleum monopoly train," noted the Admiral.
No conversation about renewables is complete without considerations of natural gas. Admiral McGinn doesn't see natural gas and renewables as mutually exclusive. From a utility perspective, natural gas has fast firming capabilities for renewables, and a good percentage of renewables serves as an excellent long term hedge against the price instabilities of natural gas. And price instability is key. "Over time, with greatly increased demand," he said, "the price of natural gas will go up. The factors impacting price increases could be potential increases in the export of liquefied natural gas, the replacement of aging coal-fired power plants and home heating with natural gas, the buildout and maintenance of gas pipeline and storage infrastructure, and the increased costs of responsible oversight and regulation to protect water and air from increased natural gas extraction."
ACORE is in the thick of things – helping governmental agencies like the Department of Defense, electric utilities, and institutional investors to meaningfully contribute to grid modernization and energy supply transformations through technology, policy, and finance decisions. At a macro level, their initiatives can be hugely influential in helping integrate clean, indigenous, and sustainable renewable energy sources into the Smart Grid and our transportation infrastructure.


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The father of a young girl who was kidnapped and murdered after she went outside to start her family's SUV has been denied a temporary visa to enter the U.S. for her funeral.
The body of Hania Aguilar, 13, was found weeks after she disappeared in early November from her home in North Carolina.
Her father, who lives in Guatemala, applied for a temporary visa but was denied. His lawyer says officials denied the visa because he "doesn't have enough ties to the country."
An online petition to allow him into the country garnered more than 50,000 signatures. The governor of North Carolina also said he would try to help.
As her family prepares for her funeral, supporters donated a home to her family, near the neighborhood where she was abducted.
In the meantime, Hania's killer has not been caught. The FBI and the state of North Carolina is offering a combined reward of $30,000 for information in the case.


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10 Reasons Why it's Better to Be a Man
Tania Khadder
May 21, 2009
1. Men are bigger and stronger
I know, because I've lost arm-wrestling matches to even the puniest ones. The reason for the variance in size? Natural selection. You see, men had to compete with one another for female mates, which weeded out the weaker ones. The result? A man will rarely have to struggle with opening a jar, lifting furniture or lugging a heavy suitcase. Not only are they born stronger, but it's easier for them to get stronger, since testosterone boosts muscle growth. But hey, stronger doesn't mean tougher, judging by how they react to even the slightest hint of a cold symptom.


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Juvenile rescued after falling down chimney
One of this year's young Bath peregrines had a lucky escape after falling into a chimney, disappearing from her usual haunts around St John's Church.
The youngster eventually managed to make her way down the chimney. Luckily she landed in the hearth of Bath nature conservation enthusiast Gillian Barrett who easily identified the bird and realised she was from the brood recently fledged from the Hawk and Owl Trust's nest platform on the church.
"I received a call from Gillian Barrett to say that a peregrine had come down the chimney and was in her dormer room,"
says Mike Rogers, of the Trust's Bath members' group, and the charity's national treasurer. He set off to the rescue straight away.
The bird is known as CV from the unique identifier on the coloured ring attached harmlessly to her leg by licensed researchers when she was a nestling.
"CV was perched on the table, quite relaxed if a little dusty, with some bent tail feathers.
"I took her back to the church and released her. She flew away quite strongly at first but then came back down to the pavement." The bird obviously was not fit enough for an immediate return to the wild, so he took her in for rehabilitation outside the city.
"Over the next four days she built up her strength so I took her back to Bath to release her from a bedroom window in Pratts Hotel. She flew away strongly this time, past the church and then disappeared. After what seemed an age she returned and roosted on the church tower for the night."
CV is once again regularly active around the church, and her two brothers, CT and CX, no longer have to themselves the food still brought in by their hard-working parents.
All three of the brood have identification rings starting with 'C' so that in future researchers can tell the year in which they hatched, and therefore know the birds' ages, simply by looking through a telescope.


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2013 is only a few weeks away, and to celebrate the new year New Balance will be releasing a pack that celebrates the Chinese zodiac's animal of the year – the snake. The collection features 4 different colorways, each with unique snakeskin prints.
The highlight of the collection is a colorful 574 inspired by performance running shoes which will only be available at select retailers. The other 3 will see a wider release and will be more readily available around Asia.
The pack will be released in January 2013 at select retailers across Southeast Asia. Stay tuned as the new year approaches to find out where you can buy your pair.
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Your computer is running one Operating System which has to run another Operating System, which is running a game.
As OS X evolves further and further from the Classic OS, it's getting that much more difficult to emulate the old System on top of the new System. The only real workaround is to boot into OS 9 if possible.
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