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How do I create Max standalones (collectives/applications) using FTM?
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Mac OS X
This is all explained in the FTMStandaloneREADME.txt in the FTMStandalone folder of the FTM distribution (.dmg):
1. open your patch
2. drop the "ftm-externals" folder onto the "FTMStandaloneAnte" droplet
3. create your Max standalone as usual:
- build standalone into this folder("FTMStandalone")
- make sure to choose the "application" format
4. drop the standalone on the "FTMStandalonePost" droplet
Now you can use your standalone.
Windows XP
1. add all you need normally
2. include "C:/Program Files/Cycling '74/MaxMSP 4.6/support/libsndfile.dll"
3. include "C:/Program Files/Cycling '74/MaxMSP 4.6/support/pthreadVC2.dll"
4. include "C:/Program Files/Cycling '74/MaxMSP 4.6/support/MaxQuicktime.dll"
5. build your application/collective as usually
Now you can use your standalone.
Troubleshooting Standalone Building
Q1: I'm having trouble building a standalone with FTM. I've followed the instructions on the wiki and in the readme.txt file, but I'm still getting lots of no such object and unable to load object bundle error messages for the FTM externals.
Each object bundle error has something similar to the following in the max window:
2010-10-23 00:07:22.939 ftm-app-test[6858:20b] Error loading /private/var/folders/R6/R6GLOZahFUKD41rQMTJi3k+++TI/TemporaryItems/appRuntime-mxt/ftm.print.mxo/Contents/MacOS/ftm.print: dlopen(/private/var/folders/R6/R6GLOZahFUKD41rQMTJi3k+++TI/TemporaryItems/appRuntime-mxt/ftm.print.mxo/Contents/MacOS/ftm.print, 262): Library not loaded: @loader_path/../Frameworks/FTMlib.framework/Versions/2.5/FTMlib Referenced from: /private/var/folders/R6/R6GLOZahFUKD41rQMTJi3k+++TI/TemporaryItems/appRuntime-mxt/ftm.print.mxo/Contents/MacOS/ftm.print Reason: image not found
A1: It seems, from the error message, that Max found other ftm objects in file-path, during standalone build. Please check that, and remove all other ftm objects before building again.
Q2: I tried it again this morning after not changing anything and it worked perfectly. However, I tried it again after that (didn't change anything) and it didn't work. I am finding that I can only build one application per session (didn't try collectives), i.e., after restarting my computer, everything works, but each subsequent build does not.
I also tried building from different patches the second time and they didn't work either. I'm sure there are no duplicate objects floating around, but maybe it's something else about my configuration?
A2: Here is the tricky part: when you build a standalone application, then this application contains the externals... (If you control-click the application in Finder, you can display what is inside.) If the newly built standalone is within the Max search-path, Max finds the externals here.
So you need to build the standalone outside Max search-path, or to move the standalone away, and restart Max. (No need to restart your session.)
Ref: http://listes.ircam.fr/wws/arc/ftm/2010-10/msg00051.html


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"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional, wait until you hire an amateur." – Red Adair.
The value of good photography should never be underestimated. Whether still or video, professional photography is an essential element in producing effective creative solutions and marketing tools. From showing buildings and locations to their best advantage or capturing the essence of a company through their employees, our experienced photographers and videographers will deliver focused, dynamic and engaging results.

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Major League Baseball intends to give the players' association the required one-year advance notice that would allow management to unilaterally change the strike zone, install pitch clocks and limit trips to the pitcher's mound starting in 2018.
Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred made the announcement Tuesday after union head Tony Clark said last weekend he did not foresee players agreeing to the proposed changes for 2017. Under baseball's labor contract, management can alter playing rules only with agreement from the union — unless it gives one year notice. With the one year of notice, management can make changes on its own.
Manfred said he will send a letter to the union in the coming days and plans to continue dialogue with Clark and others in hopes of reaching agreement.
"Unfortunately it now appears that there really won't be any meaningful change for the 2017 season due to a lack of cooperation from the MLBPA," Manfred said during a news conference. "I've tried to be clear that our game is fundamentally sound, that it does not need to be fixed as some people have suggested, and I think last season was the kind of demonstration of the potential of our league to captivate the nation and of the game's unique place in American culture."
Yet, he also added: "I believe it's a mistake to stick our head in the sand and ignore the fact that our game has changed and continues to change."
Manfred said while he prefers an agreement, "I'm also not willing to walk away." Clark met with Cactus League teams last week, five at a time over Thursday, Friday and Saturday, before departing Monday for Florida to visit each Grapefruit League club — and proposed rules changes were a topic.
"I have great respect for the labor relations process, and I have a pretty good track record for getting things done with the MLBPA," Manfred said. "I have to admit, however, that I am disappointed that we could not even get the MLBPA to agree to modest rule changes like limits on trips to the mound that have little effect on the competitive character of the game."
Manfred said he didn't want to share specifics of his priorities for alterations.
A-Rod maintains he won't attempt playing comeback
Alex Rodriguez maintains he will not attempt a comeback.
Released last August with more than a season left in his $275 million, 10-year contract, A-Rod worked his first day as a New York Yankees spring training guest instructor. Asked whether he is retired, the 41-year-old responded: "Yes, I am."
"I am gratified for the opportunity to do what I'm doing now with the young kids and talk a little bit about what's expected here," Rodriguez said Tuesday. "For me, I learned my biggest lessons from some of my mistakes, and they were big ones."
Rodriguez said he received inquiries about possibly playing from "a few teams" after his release but decided not to pursue them. Any team could sign him for this year for the big league minimum of $535,000, which would be offset from the $20 million he is owed from the Yankees.
The Yankees honored him with a ceremony on Aug. 12 marking his final game, and Rodriguez contemplated whether to try to play elsewhere.
"I thought about it a little bit that weekend," Rodriguez said. "I was fortunate enough to have a few offers and I called them back and said 'no thank you.'"
Rodriguez hit 696 home runs in a 22-year big league career, including 351 during 12 seasons with New York.
Orioles acquire LHP Bleier in trade with Yanks
Baltimore acquired its second left-handed pitcher in three days when the New York Yankees dealt Richard Bleier to the Orioles for a player to be named or cash.
Bleier had a 1.96 ERA in 23 games for the Yankees last season. He was designated for assignment last week when New York finalized a contract with first baseman Chris Carter.
To make room for Bleier on the 40-man roster, the Orioles designated first baseman/outfielder Christian Walker for assignment. Walker batted .148 in 13 games with Baltimore in 2014 and 2015.
Ankiel says he drank vodka before starts to tame anxiety
Rick Ankiel says he drank vodka before his first two starts in 2001 to quell anxiety after throwing five wild pitches in one inning during the previous season's playoffs.
Ankiel detailed his experience during an interview with 590 The Fan.
Ankiel was an emerging star with the St. Louis Cardinals in 2000 before his ruinous postseason debut. He pitched the first game of an NL Division Series against Atlanta and became the first major leaguer with five wild pitches in one inning.
The next season, he was "scared to death" before his first start against Randy Johnson and Arizona and says vodka "tamed the monster." He pitched five innings and got the win.
Ankiel has co-written a book, "The Phenomenon: Pressure, the Yips and the Pitch that Changed My Life," with Tim Brown, which is set for release April 18.


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Translating Inbound Marketing Content: Email
November 18, 2015
Most leading market research firms confirm that almost 75% of global internet users conduct research online on the products they want to buy so it is very important to have a website that is rich in content and attracts, engages and educates the consumer.
It is critical that the same approach applied to English websites is also applied to sites that need to speak to a global audience so translating and localizing compelling website content into the languages of the regions and locales you are targeting is critical to the success of any organization that wants to sell their products and services globally.
As part of our blog series on translating inbound marketing content this blog will cover translation of emails.
From Volume to Value
Until recently, marketers aimed to reach as many prospects as possible via traditional outbound marketing efforts such as email blasts, trade shows, print ads and telemarketing. This method, described by some industry experts as 'noise', is increasingly seen as disruptive and intrusive by the consumers who like to gather information first and then make an informed decision about a possible purchase.
Inbound marketing turns the noise into value by providing an engaging and informative website with content that adds value to a buyer's decision journey, and in turn, increases leads for a company. Inbound marketing emails play an important role in this process. The emails should provide value to the customer by attracting, informing and engaging them. Translating those emails is an integral part of any global marketing strategy, and will pay great dividend if done correctly, by reaching and attracting your global audiences.
After Content Creation Comes Localization
A lot has been said about creating valuable content that engages and delights your website visitors. It is equally important to do the same for your global audience by creating content in your target languages. Whether it is a landing page, a series of eBooks and white papers, email campaigns or blogs, localizing your content will attract a more global audience and convert international visitors to loyal followers and eventually buyers. Customizing your content to global personas is very important to increase your brand's credibility and authenticity on a global level.
Email Marketing: Inbound or Outbound?
I read a blog by HubSpot's Ellie Mirman several years ago in which she asked several attendees at the MarketingSherpa Email Summit: "Email marketing: inbound or outbound?" The overall consensus was that email marketing is inbound when it is part of a conversation where a company responds appropriately and organically to highly qualified leads that have reached out seeking more information or insight. I believe that answer still holds true today.
Localizing your Email Marketing to Maximize ROI
One of the most important aspects of global email campaigns is the fact that emails need to be adapted to global personas and take into consideration linguistic and cultural differences and nuances in each country you're trying to conduct business in. Some key factors that will determine the success of your email marketing efforts:
- Use appropriate imagery, colors and graphics.
- Utilize a professional translation agency that deploys only native speakers that are subject matter experts and reside in-country as they are most likely to have "their finger on the pulse" and have the necessary knowledge of idiomatic expression and latest trends in their home countries.
- Be sensitive to cultural differences and even country-specific differences within one language, such as the differences between French for France and French for Canada.
- Be aware of religious factors and traditions and don't share images and photos of a provocative nature when sending localized emails to countries such as Turkey, Saudi Arabia or the UAE.
Tips for Great Inbound Marketing Emails
HubSpot, one of the pioneers and leaders in the inbound marketing automation world recently compiled and shared a list of the top 5 elements that make for a really compelling email:
- Be Relevant: have something to say that adds value to the conversation.
- Good timing: provide the exact information at the exact time it's needed.
- Be Creative: follow someone's newsletter or blog; dig in and become a fan; be honest in your praise and ask for their feedback on what you've been working on.
- Be Credible: impress without bragging; competence and proof over arrogance and fluff.
- Personalize: really show interest in the person you are trying to reach and invest time and effort personalizing the message. Be authentic and don't succumb to clichés.
Any comprehensive inbound marketing strategy includes content-rich websites, eBooks and white papers, and email campaigns that are used to start the conversation and contribute overall value to the customer by engaging and delighting. It is equally important to pay as much attention to your global audiences as your English speaking one when trying to attract them to your site by localizing all of your inbound content that is relevant for the countries and locales you are targeting, and sending compelling emails that are appropriately localized, timely, authentic and culturally relevant.
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Global Digital Marketing for multilingual websites or for content destined for specific locales (country + language + geography) is more than just translating keywords. Today companies should work with a combination of owned, earned and bought digital media in order to drive traffic to their localized or translated websites. Localization of any media requires in-country native speaking professionals to copy write and localize content in order to engage potential customers. Whether you work with a traditional digital marketing agency, or you are one, GPI's global digital marketing team can serve as an extension of your in-house digital marketing department to help you deliver your message around the world.
For more information on specific topics related to global digital marketing, you may wish to review some of our previous blogs:
- Translating Inbound Marketing Content: Blogs
- Translating Inbound Marketing Content: CTAs
- Global SEO Top Factors
- Top Tips for Successful Multilingual SEO
- Why are Multilingual Keywords important for your international websites?
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Migraines linked with certain types of mouth bacteria
About 38 million Americans are afflicted with migraines, a condition which has largely remained a mystery to the medical community.
However, a new study led by the University of California San Diego School of Medicine has found that the extreme headaches may be linked with bodily microbes.
SEE ALSO: 'Unhealthy' food may help prevent Alzheimer's
As one of the authors has explained in a news release, the research was prompted by a common theory that "certain foods trigger migraines—chocolate, wine, and especially foods containing nitrates."
Speaking of chocolate, ever wonder how it's made?
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The team accessed the American Gut Project database to analyze the bacteria in 172 oral and nearly 2,000 fecal samples.
They found that those participants who admitted to migraines were more likely to have the kind of microbes that break nitrates down into nitrites.
Because nitrites can be further reduced to nitric oxide, a substance associated with migraines, the team concluded that the bacteria, especially those found in the mouth, are also a likely factor.
The researchers' next step is to further examine oral bacteria and the frequency and severity of migraines.


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- Remove the four 6 mm bolts.
- Unplug the wiring harness
- Peel back the water shield.
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- Unclip the door lock rod by prying off the clip with your flat blade screwdriver
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This site is a place for Ms Findlater's Year 11 English GCSE students to upload work, view and comment on one another's work and revise topics for their GCSE English Language and English Literature course. Thanks for visiting.
Tuesday, 1 January 2013
Daily Revision Post 16 - Looking Forward
I hope you all had a fun filled and happy evening yesterday. Now... back to revision!
I would like you to write a letter to yourself today. This letter should be opened during the lead up to your final exams in the summer. I hope it will act as a motivator in the final push before you sit your exams. In the letter I want you to tell yourself what you want to achieve in these exams and plan out how you are going to get there. What do you want for your future? How will a good grade in your English GCSE help you get there. What do you want to carry on doing over the next few months to make your fully prepared so that you will be happy with your efforts, whatever the grade. That is th4e important thing, that you have tried your very best. Sounds like a strange revision task I know, but it is really important for you to focus your mind on why you need to work at these GCSE because they will be over before you know it! Tomorrow we will go back to topic specific revision.
Set yourself new goals to improve for the new year.
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- Perfectly situated in interesting, historic neighborhood
- Contemporary rooms with flat-screen TVs and iPod docks
- Short walk to many downtown attractions
- Easy access to trains, ferries, light rail, and bus service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Water views on higher floors
- No room service
- Smallsh rooms
- Somewhat sketchy neighborhood at night
Bottom Line
Luxurious it isn't, but the Courtyard Seattle Downtown/Pioneer Square gets big points for its lively, well-chosen locale and no-nickel-and-diming attitude. Contemporary rooms may be on the small side, but they're pretty stylish for a chain and have up-to-date tech features. Given the captivating, historic neighborhood, you'll likely spend little time in them.


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Bit late for this post but I've been singing "we're off to see the wizard" in my head all week following a trip to the London Palladium last weekend.
Myself and my fab friend got a deal on Dress Circle tickets for Sunday's matinee performance and not only was it a trip down memory lane but it was also a fantastic show !
When I was 9 years old my school auditioned to be part of the choir in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat held at the London Palladium and we got through. We did approx 150 performances, firstly doing Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesday's matinee and evening then swapping to Thursdays, Fridays. Saturdays matinee and evening. It was a once in a life time experience and I loved every minute of it. We attended school for half the week. Did homework on the coach and in our dressing rooms at weekends. We were evening let into Hamleys one evening - just us - had the place to ourselves and it was amazing !
So roll on 21 years and I'm back in the London Palladium, having seen maybe 3 shows there since and it is definiately smaller than I remember but still very grand with lots of history.
I thoroughly enjoyed Wizard of Oz. We had Sophie Evans as Dorothy who came second in Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber's Over the Rainbow search and who also was my favourite to win. Our seats were quite good, nice view of everything but it is always nice to be closer. The stage design was really good and they used the turn table prob which I remember sitting on and going round the stage in Joseph.
I think Toto deserves his own paragraph of praise ! What an adorable little dog and soooo well behanved ! Fantastic actor of a dog and I think they should give him an award !


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Panini HRX video trading card announced
Remember the name Panini? I certainly do with fondness, since during my younger days, there was this sticker book that required me to buy plenty of loose packs of stickers, hoping that they would be enough for me to complete my collection. Sure, I even went hungry at times to purchase more stickers instead of food, much to the chagrin of my parents. Guess Panini has taken a leap into the 21st century with their Panini HRX video trading cards.
Just what does Panini HRX stand for? We're looking at Highlight Reel Xperience, which is also the industry's first video trading card. Panini HRX will roll out as a limited insert in the company's NBA Totally Certified when June comes about.
Taking a good 18 months to develop into perfection, the Panini HRX is also the industry's first video trading card that will be individually autographed by each featured athlete. Since each vard is personally autographed and incorporates HD-quality video that are specific to each player, you can be sure that these would be extremely pricey in the second hand market. Kinda makes me want to start collecting trading cards all over again, I remember clearly the Venom vs Spiderman hologram that was super rare back in my day.
According to Jason Howarth, Vice President of Marketing for Panini America, "We had a number of goals with Panini HRX but the overarching theme throughout every stage of development was to ensure we maintained the integrity of a trading card, and incorporated compelling content and video that was both relevant and brought sports fans closer to the world's best athletes. Lastly, we wanted to make sure that there was a level of uniqueness and collectibility with every Panini HRX card."
This new move might just make trading cards desirable yet again, and instead of collecting Pokemon, kids might prefer something more physical this time around if Panini gets their marketing and advertising engines just right.
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Daniel Says: April 13, 2011 at 1:42 am
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Kids and extremely pricey.
How do you expect kids to collect this if it is only approachable for the uber-wealthy?
I like the idea, and it could have a chance at getting the hobby some new attention, but in my opinion it will only have a chance if you make it available to everybody. You can always make it more limited and pricey in the future.
It is just basic marketing, make people "dependent" on the product by making it available at a low price. When they have accepted it and there is a demand for it, you can make more limited and pricey versions of it.


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Fifth and last post in this series about what you should be aware of in the process of buying a home in Uzège. Download the full brochure here.
After having visited dozens of properties, you may come to the conclusion that the "dream house" you have been looking for doesn't exist – well, at least not one that fits all of your criteria. So now could be the time to consider buying for less than you had in mind and undertaking a little renovation.
Sensible alternative
Like you, most buyers (including foreign buyers) are afraid of renovation jobs. Everybody wants a house where they can move in and start enjoying the pool. However, given the increasingly limited supply of quality properties, we find that a good number of buyers choose to review their options.
For example, where they had initially allocated 600,000€ for their purchase – without renovation costs – some buyers are now "reorganizing" their budget: 400,000-500,000€ towards the purchase of the property, and 100,000-200,000€ towards renovation costs. Typical projects include: creating new bathrooms, reorganizing kitchens, combining existing rooms, landscaping and swimming pools.
Such a choice may make a lot of financial sense – as properties obviously gain value in the renovation process. Mind you, few renovation projects are real money makers – but most ensure that buyers don't lose money at the time of resale.
Which type of renovation?
Full blow renovation projects are still possible to find around Uzès, but you should be careful about which renovation project you choose if you want to make a profit. The usual advice applies – choose your location carefully if you hope to sell it on, be realistic about your renovation budget, and don't expect large capital growth at the moment.
Renovating houses to supply the rental market may be a good option in Uzès, as the local French residents are finding it increasingly difficult to buy their own property, and long-term rentals are in high demand. Thanks to the area's excellent tourism credentials, there is a strong, but highly competitive, short-term holiday rental market – which would definitely go some way towards paying for second mortgages should you choose to rent your property out.
Avoid DIY projects
DIY renovation is not for the faint hearted or anyone with a day job (unless you're in the construction industry, of course). Be realistic about what you're prepared to put up with in terms of discomfort - and financial strain - while the work is being done. Do you really want to live on a building site for a year or two?
Find qualified help
Paying someone else to do the dirty work is an easier albeit more expensive option, but remember to "count your pennies" carefully to avoid going over budget. Err on the side of caution. When choosing builders, plumbers or electricians, personal recommendation goes a long way; use bona fide French workers to ensure up-to-date knowledge of, and strict adherence to, French regulations. An ability to speak fluent French is helpful, and appointing someone to manage the project in your absence is wise. Look before you leap. Get a reputable builder's opinion before you buy, and ask for all estimates and plans in writing before work starts.
If your newly bought home is in need a structural renovations, you should budget up to 1,200€/m². If you're only looking at a major refurbishment, plan on spending between 350€/m² and 650€/m². Landscaping costs run to about 35€/m², and a swimming pool will cost you between 9,000€ and 25,000€. A new septic tank will cost approx. 8,000€.


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it's been ages since I've been on here... or anywhere, for that matter...
So, short update about my life...
- I've continued being ill, which is also the main reason why I haven't really updated anymore lately.
The specialised doc I went to, didn't know what is the matter with me either, so I still have no clue whatsoever about what's wrong.
- Me and Pieter are still very happy together, thank you.
- I'm bored as hell, since I can't go to school... so I'm planning a new blog post, similar to the '10 things...' ones I did before... [or at least, that's what I'm planning it to be, it might come out entirely different, though]
And maybe I'll pick up on those too, eventually...
So stay tuned!
Love, yours, forever,
C'row <3
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NewsHour Political Editor Christina Bellantoni reports the House Rules Committee is set to meet at 5:30 p.m. EDT to approve a measure setting the parameters for the debate over the new funding bill.
Once that happens there will be some debate and a series of bills on the House floor — to approve the rule for debate, to amend the measure to include the health care law's delay and the stripping of a medical device tax and to change the date it expires from Nov. 15 to Dec. 15.
The House also will vote on a separate measure that would keep troop pay intact in the event of a shutdown.
The final passage of the new continuing resolution could come as late as 9 p.m.
Statement by the White House Press Secretary Jay Carney:
Today Republicans in the House of Representatives moved to shut down the government. Congress has two jobs to do: pass budgets and pay the bills it has racked up. Republicans in Congress had the opportunity to pass a routine, simple continuing resolution that keeps the government running for a few more weeks. But instead, Republicans decided they would rather make an ideological point by demanding the sabotage of the health care law. Republicans have tried and failed to defund or delay the health care law more than 40 times, and they know this demand is reckless and irresponsible. The President has shown that he is willing to improve the health care law and meet Republicans more than halfway to deal with our fiscal challenges, but he will not do so under threats of a government shutdown that will hurt our economy. Any member of the Republican Party who votes for this bill is voting for a shutdown. It's time for the House to listen to the American people and act, as the Senate has, in a reasonable way to pass a bill that keeps the government running and move on.


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the internet has been the single biggest obstacle for the worlds most powerful government, it gives us as citizens alternative media, rather than the zionist controlled MSM and as a result if you look hard enough you can find the truth......and the truth is not what they want us to know!
Originally posted by Esrom Escutcheon Esquire
Ha ha.. You know, things like this make me laugh... I know im not American but,
How about Internet monitering to know what our Goverments are up too?
- To protect our human rights.
- To know the truth.
Another excuse to pass more legislative abuse in the name of Terrorism... And if it works well in one country, it'll spread quicker than Swine Flu.
Originally posted by blood0fheroes
inalienable rights belong to each of us on the grounds that we are sentient beings, and can never be taken away; only given away.
Main Entry: in·alien·able
: incapable of being alienated, surrendered, or transferred [inalienable rights]
Originally posted by Vitchilo
This is getting sicker by the minute.
Fighting homegrown terrorism by monitoring Internet communications is a civil liberties trade-off the U.S. government must make to beef up national security, the nation's homeland security chief said Friday.
As terrorists increasingly recruit U.S. citizens, the government needs to constantly balance Americans' civil rights and privacy with the need to keep people safe, said Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano.
But finding that balance has become more complex as homegrown terrorists have used the Internet to reach out to extremists abroad for inspiration and training. Those contacts have spurred a recent rash of U.S.-based terror plots and incidents.
"The First Amendment protects radical opinions, but we need the legal tools to do things like monitor the recruitment of terrorists via the Internet," Napolitano told a gathering of the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy.
Back in the day, your ugly head would have a rope around it hanging from a tree branch.
You sick witch, you are lucky we are fighting your tyranny the legal way...for now. But one of these days, your actions will just piss off the wrong person and the whole armed resistance will begin. You better pray it doesn't happen or you'll end up like the french royalty after the french revolution.
We know you hate internet because it exposes the crimes you committed at Waco and the cover-up you participated in.
[edit on 19-6-2010 by Vitchilo]
What exactly is she suggesting? They already monitor the internet...
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
As long as this newly found authourity isn't used to take out peaceful and peace promoting sites then I say I'm all for it.
Now, what we must do in order to not become a target of The United States Dept, Of Homeland Security is that we absolutely cannot and must not be a thorn in Govt's side as that will be so counterproductive to our goal.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
The utter annhialation of TPTB but do it intelligently and maturely. We cannot under any circumstance be seen as advocating or condoning acts of terrorism and violence and it is up to the fine staff here to report all potential threats to The United States Dept Of Homeland Security.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
Knowing DHS this site will be heavily monitored but not be targeted as long as we remain peaceful and continue to be proactive in all of our postings and activity.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
This enhancement is not directed at killing or attacking this site here but to troll and infiltrate those more prevelant and persistent threats the nation is currently facing now.
This is not apart of The FEMA Colour coding system.
[edit on 20-6-2010 by TheImmaculateD1]


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Hyundai Press Conference at 2012 Chicago Auto Show 10:50AM EST - LIVE VIDEO
Watch it right here on The Auto Channel
• SEE ALSO: Exclusive PRESS PASS COVERAGE of the entire 2012 Chicago Auto Show
CHICAGO - February 8, 2012: The Hyundai Press Conference will be broadcast live on the Internet today at 10:50AM New York time, 7:50AM Los Angeles time.
THE LIVE EVENT HAS CONCLUDED. Please watch the complete archived version by clicking on the window below.


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Discussion in 'DD-WRT Firmware' started by ausher, Feb 12, 2007.
the one in the linksysinfo downloads isnt compatable with version5-7 is there one for version 6?
Here you can find a guide about how to put DD-WRT v23 SP2 to a WRT54G V5 and v6, but do it carefully otherwise you may brick your router...
if i dont need an updated firmware then i won't put DD-WRT v 23 SP@ on it. what exactly does it do? what benifits?
i loaded it on my v6 because the stock firmware was unstable. the dd-wrt adds some nice features. just follow the guide.
bittorrent also works properly with the dd-wrt firmware. it did not before.


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One of our most beautiful imports into the American plant world is the Princess Lily, which originated on the slopes of South America. They are found in Brazil and the Andes in Chile. The Princess Lilies are a series of plants belonging to the Alstroemeria family. We can consider these beauties hardy perennials. You can find them in pinks, rose, red and lavender shades.
Big, bright and beautiful verbena is a great easy-to-care-for addition to your yard or patio. It thrives in our heat. It is enamored with the sun. And its continual color will make your garden sparkle until autumn's frosty weather.
In the quest to convert your yard from a water-hungry (albeit lovely) sprawl of green St. Augustine grass to one which is less demanding, you could consider growing edibles in a portion of that space. How about blackberries for a start? They are naturally occurring along fence lines along the walking path at the Chris Quinn Soccer Fields and in lots of rural fields around town. How delicious to pick and eat!
Not a glamorous subject, but one close to the hearts of any true gardener is fertilizer. When should we "feed the soil"? When should we give a boost to those struggling vegetables in the garden?
There are so many varieties of the poppy flower, and they are all gorgeous. This brightly flowering plant has huge blooms in red, pink, yellow, purple and shades in between. Most readily available in local nurseries seems to be the Oriental poppy and the California poppy.
Some of the most popular annual bedding plants used by gardeners are impatiens. They are ideal for growing where you want color in your yard but you have lots of shade. There are so many types and colors of traditional impatiens. The eye-catching variegated white blooming Painted Paradise White is just stunning, as are the double-bloomed varieties.
Put on your sunglasses, pack that checkbook, find a notepad and head on over to Tyrrell Park on Saturday, April 14, for a great day for gardeners. The fun starts at 8 a.m. and lasts until noon. The Thyme for Herbs Society is planning its popular event, Herb Fest, in conjunction with the Beaumont Botanical Gardens at Tyrrell Park. Admission to the Warren Loose Conservatory is also free during this time.
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Tough Rides: IndiaCars and Bikes
When motorcycling brothers Colin and Ryan Pyle completed their record-breaking circumnavigation of China in 2010, they thought it would be their last great adventure together. But soon after they were back on the road again, this time on a gruelling journey around India. In fifty-four days they attempt to travel 14,000 km, riding on some of the most dangerous roads in the world; traversing deserts and mountains during torrential rainstorms and in almost unbearable heat. Visiting some remarkable places, including the magnificent Golden Temple at Amritsar, the perplexing Karni Mata Temple at Deshnoke and the site of Buddha's enlightenment at Bodh Gaya, offers some relief from the constant dangers of the road. Driven on and inspired by the amazing people they meet along the way they also learn that almost nothing in India is what you expect it to be. In Tough Rides India, Colin and Ryan push themselves to new limits on a voyage of discovery that most people can only dream of making.
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When performing batch jobs where you wish to run processes in parallel it is important to understand how the scheduler works.
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BORODIN: In the Steppes of Central Asia
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Sports Echoes – Feb. 17
The Glen Harris rink of Superior won the Manly-McLennan trophy, symbolic of supremacy in Twin Ports curling. Curling with the veteran skip were Bill Byrnes, Gene Oakes and Merrill Hoven. (1953)
Jack Peterson scored the only goal of the game as his Billings Park team defeated Pattison in Superior PeeWee Hockey League action. Paul Hill fired in two goals for Wade Bowl in a 2-1 win over Pattison. Wade Wiitala managed to get the puck in the nets twice and Jim Fuller was successful once as East End dropped the South End team 3-1. (1978).
Tom Murray finally got his three-goal hat trick for the Superior Senior High School hockey team after four two-goal performances. It happened in a 4-4 overtime tie with Duluth Central. Jason Haack scored the other Spartan goal. (1984)


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|Final Fights
|Gritzy Caves
These are not to be confused with the Gretzky Caves. Those would be full of hat tricks and amazing passes. No, the Gritzy Caves are full of Dark Boos, Snifaros, and Elite Boom Guys. Thankfully, the Monty Mart is here for your shopping convenience.
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Go across the bridge you made and you'll find yourself in a familiar room, only on the second floor. Hit the Event block to build the rest of the broken bridge so that you can now Bro. Ball back and forth if you want to. Collect the 20 Coins from the other block and then leave through the lower right door. Use the Warp Tunnel there and then save your game on the other side.
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Obviously, you'll want to use the Bros. Ball move to get through here quickly. Ignore the boxes on your first time through and come back for them. They contain 60 Coins and the Big-DEF Badge. Roll your way to the end and hit the other Even block in under 20 seconds.
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Once you go through the Warp, collect all of the items and save your progress. Through the next door is a big fight.
|Boss Battle
Petey Piranha is the boss of this stage. He has two primary stances. The first is floating above the ground and the second is buried up to his next in dirt. Read on for strategies for both forms.
Although Petey is weak against the Bro Flower attack, you can't use it in the first form. Since he hovers above the ground, your fire attack will miss. Make use of the Cannonballer to attack while in this stage. Petey will attack back with dive bombs that send debris your way. Watch to see whether he is somersaulting or just diving. If he is somersaulting, the debris will come at the Bros at the same time. Hit both buttons to dodge. If the dive is a straight head first one, jump with Luigi first and then Mario.
When Petey is underground, his mouth is up and he'll bite at you if you try jump attacks. The hammer will work, but you're better off using Bro Flowers. Petey has two attacks in this form. One is a vine swinging attack. Watch which letter is on the block to see who you need to block with first. If there is an L, ready Luigi's hammer. When the vine gets knocked back, it will swing towards the other brother. Keep knocking it back until it falls off. The other attack in this stance is a quicksand one. Petey goes underground and sucks the sand down to drag you into his pit. Just keep jumping repeatedly to avoid being damaged.
Once you've taken away all of his health, you'll save Kylie and get another Cobalt Star Shard. Unfortunately, the Princess was coughed up and taken elsewhere. Break through the wall at the top of the room with the hammer and then Baby Spin Drill under the bars. Hit the red button with a hammer and go through the door to investigate the cries for help. A strange Shroob has attached itself to the Princess's face. Time to go back to the future to regroup.
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Make your first stop at the Shops and buy some new Badges if any of them tickle your fancy. Next, head down to the open grass area to talk to the Toadworths. They'll teach you the Baby Spin move that allows you to reach higher places than you could before. Going back to the Gritzy Desert to collect some items now would be a good idea.
Before you can take off, the Toadsworths also teach you the Baby Cakes move. This squishes the babies down with the Bros. Ball move and allows them to reach new areas. To test your skills, the Princess will be swept away into a hidden room. To save her, first do Baby Cakes to go into the gated courtyard. Hit the red button with a hammer to let the adults in. Use your new Baby Spin to send the babies up and enter the small room. Collect the Coins from the block and then go talk to the Princess.
With the baby safe, walk up into the throne room. A quake shakes the castle. Go upstairs to the Princess's chamber (marked by the floating pointer) to find Bowser attacking. During his escape, he falls into a Time Hole with the Princess. Follow him to save her.
Go down the stairs and head to the northwest room to find the Time Hole. You'll have to use the Baby Spin technique to get across the pit. Jump in the Time Hole with the babies and all four Bros. will emerge on the other side.
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A Chinese businessman has created a $50-million private venture capital fund in Nova Scotia.
Victor Chu is the chairman of First Eastern Investment Group, a leading Hong Kong-based direct-investment firm. He met Premier Stephen McNeil when the premier visited China in September.
They started discussing the fund then, and firmed up plans on Sunday.
"This will provide one more source of capital for Nova Scotia business people to develop their products and grow our economy," McNeil said Tuesday in a statement.
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Chu said the fund will help small- and medium-sized enterprises expand into the "vast Asian markets."
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Chu also holds the position of commissioner at the Global Ocean Commission.
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John Risley, the Halifax businessman behind Clearwater Seafoods, acted as Chu's unofficial tour guide during his visit to Nova Scotia last year.
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Acclaimed Australian director Sue Brooks is the latest female filmmaker to make her way to the big screen and achieves wonderful results with the charmingly sedate drama Looking for Grace.
Looking for Grace starts off as a slow-burning, suspenseful, runaway-teen type drama but transforms – like a breath of fresh air – into something else entirely: a funny, charming and quite moving study of fate and family life. Sixteen-year-old Grace's reckless actions, and their consequences, unravel over the course of five acts, as told from the perspective of five intertwining characters.
It might have been her first time writing, but Sue Brooks is no stranger to directing, having carved a strong niche for herself with thoughtful Australian dramas like Japanese Story with Toni Collette, Road to Nhill (a Best Film winner at Thessaloniki Film Festival) and the Ashley Bradnam-penned Hervey Bay comedy Subdivision.
Here she talks about the nerve-wracking experience of sitting in the writer's chair for the first time on Looking for Grace – which was most recently in competition at the Venice, Toronto and Adelaide Film Festivals – and being influenced by the forgotten wave of great Australian female filmmakers of the 1980s.
Congratulations on Looking for Grace. I was really surprised when I was watching this movie… I did not anticipate things taking the twists they did, even just the way you told the story. I think it's really unique.
Oh great, that's lovely.
How do you describe it to people? What was your elevator pitch for this film, did you say it was a mystery? A comedy?
No, I used to always start it as – my elevator pitch used to be very banal actually – I'd say "It starts with some girls who have run away from home, they've stolen some money out of their parents' safe, but it's the catalyst for a lot of other stories." But you know, I never really got it down pat.
I like that. The way you told this story, the way it unfolded in so many different stories, the first time I remember seeing a film like that was Doug Liman's Go (1999). It was a teen film with Katie Holmes, and it took place over the course of one night and it was the way all the events unfolded.
I don't remember it, but that sounds intriguing.
It was one of Melissa McCarthy's earliest films too. I saw it in my late teens and it always stuck with me, that way of telling stories. You used a similar concept here, because you wrote the script as well?
I did, yes.
A lot of the characters' everyday experiences felt very relatable… did you draw from people you knew in real life?
I stole a lot from my family.
I thought that might be the case!
(Laughs) I saw it with some friends yesterday and they were laughing about the "teeth" scene (with Tom) – the "Can you see my teeth when I talk?" moment – and eventually I had to admit my father had said it and they were just pissing themselves laughing. It was just such a funny moment with my dad one day, who was not particularly vain, he just said it to me one day and I said, 'For goodness sake!' It's just amazing what people think about, really.
So the decision to write this time – I know in the past you've worked with writer Alison Tilson. Was this something you felt like, I'm ready to take it over myself this time? How was that?
It was quite good fun actually. That was a lot to do with her encouraging me to do it…. We were going to write it together for a while, and then she said to me one day, 'I think you should write it and just see how you go'… (But) it's not what I think I do for a living, you know what I mean? I think what I'm best at is directing so I think I'm really happy to have the next one where I direct, rather than I write and direct (laughs).
It must be nice to challenge yourself like that once in a while though?
It was exciting, absolutely exhilarating. And it's really nerve-wracking.
We showed it to an audience yesterday, it was a big audience out at Balwyn, and my heart was in my mouth because every word up there is yours. There's nowhere to hide.
But you know, they really warmed to it, and that was an amazing experience.
In the end I think Alison Tilson was a producer on this film as well?
Yes, there were three producers on it and she's one of the producers.
The other two were Lizzette Atkins and Sue Taylor. You had so many great, talented women working with you (including composer Elizabeth Drake and cinematographer Katie Milwright).
It's sort of one of those things you don't notice yourself, when you're doing it, because I always say you pick the best person for the job and it just happens to be a woman, you know?
Absolutely. But when you're there – I'm just so used to hearing about men working in those key roles – it must be nice.
It changes the dynamic, absolutely. And it's good for the men who work on the film too, to be honest. They like it as well. It's… what is it? There's something right about it, which is probably a strange way of talking about it.
We've gotten so used to men occupying positions of power in all sorts of situations, like on boards and things like that, and they all sit there in their grey suits and everything. But when you just change the dynamic a bit, you think 'Oh now this feels a bit more comfortable, this feels right actually'.
It's terrific. And they're really smart women.
What was the process to get this film across the line? You've had a very prestigious career so far. Does that make it easier to get things made? Or is it still a big battle every single time?
We found it really hard on this one and I think that's just because the story itself was a bit different. So people were sort of scratching their heads. We'd get to the finish line (for funding), I think we got shortlisted a number of times, but you'd get to the end and they'd say 'Oh sorry girls not this time'. And I think that was because they couldn't quite imagine how the film would seem on the screen at the end. So that made it hard. And we were going through it at a time when I think a lot of the investors were a bit risk averse… they were very interested in what they called 'genre' films. So we didn't quite fit into any boxes there (laughs).
But you know, that's not uncommon, is it? If you try to do something different, then you've just got to, I don't know, suck it up really!
Do you think the situation's getting better?
No, I reckon we've always been working on the edge a little bit. I think we've always been pushing the proverbial uphill. But you know, it doesn't stop me from being optimistic about what will happen next time around. Optimistic, stupid and belligerent is probably what you need to be.
If we look at the other films that you've made – Japanese Story, Road to Nhill, Subdivision – they all have a message, they're all quietly thought-provoking. What did you want to say with Looking for Grace?
I suppose I wanted to say that life is precious. I suppose I wanted to say something like, communication is not always saying words to each other.
A lot of people look at (the film) and they think, these people can't talk to each other. And I think 'Yeah, but they really, deep down, they really love each other.'
And I guess the other thing is that I think we're all flawed.
I get that. It definitely rings true.
We often just get hit over the head with other people's storytelling and I wanted to have a more inviting gesture to the audience, so they can take what they like from it. So what I love when I see the film with other people is they come out and they've all got their bits that they've hung onto, or they love, or they're intrigued by.
For me the character of Tom (played by Terry Norris) added so much to the story. He just adds that extra level of interaction with the elderly generation. I think that' s missing from a lot of stories that come through. It was really great to see that.
We really wanted to have a character who was an older character in the film, whose job was to have his own world, and his own views, and have his own worries. And not to be in the film in a dressing gown in a nursing home. You know how, so often they have to be – if they're older in the film, they have to be an old character, and it's about ageing. Whereas I wanted him just to be… obviously he's a certain age, but he's still worried (about things).
And he's working!
Yes, he's working (laughs).
Odessa Young, who plays Grace, is another great talent. Is she someone you were aware of?
No, I wasn't aware of her until I did the audition. She did a self-test and I went over to Sydney to meet her and she just bowled me over. So did Kenya (Pearson). I hadn't met either of them until we did the screen test and audition. There's a lot of young actors out there who are extraordinary but she's got something very special, Odessa. She's very capable of being very still within the scene… a little bit of how Radha is too. They've got their whole worlds going on (in the movie) but you don't have to know what those worlds are. All you are is intrigued by the fact that it's happening for them.
Richard Roxburgh (as Grace's dad), is a huge favourite of mine, but Radha Mitchell (as Grace's mum) is great too, that was nice to get her back doing a local film.
Yes, she lives in LA now.
Had you worked with her before?
No, no, I've been a fan of hers since Love and Other Catastrophes (1996). Shows you how old I am.
Back in the Love & Other Catastrophes days we had scripts and we'd be sending them off to her agent saying 'Do you think Radha could do this?' and her agent was saying 'Oh I don't think so Sue, she's really busy in LA now' (laughs). We used to joke with her about this (while making Looking for Grace) and she'd say, 'I never even saw those scripts!'
But yeah look, you send the script off with a hope and prayer that a) it'll get to her, b) that she'll read it, and c) that she'll like it and then she'll come back for it. But she did all of that and the thing that was amazing about working with her is that she's a joy to work with.
Her character wasn't ocker exactly, but the way she speaks with the twang… it's very funny, it's sort of Upper Middle Bogan-y.
She's sort of just on the edge isn't she? (laughs)
Screen Australia recently launched their Gender Matters initiative to address the gender balance in the screen industry (most notable in traditional film where women only make up 15 per cent of working directors in Australia). But I feel like the last 12 months have actually been quite positive – with films from Jocelyn Moorhouse, Kim Farrant, Gillian Armstrong, Jennifer Peedom, and now yours. There have been some strong figures getting recognized. It feels like that's a good step for the new generation coming through?
Yeah I think so too. Look, I think Australian filmmakers are pretty extraordinary full stop. They punch above their weight, I can tell you that. … and there's some great inspiring women filmmakers out there. Gillian Armstrong is an amazing, amazing inspiration.
I've been to overseas festivals years and years ago where people would say 'Oh the women filmmakers from Australia, they're so good, how does this happen? How come you've got such a great selection of them?'
I think statistically it turned to not a very good place there for a number of years, but I think it's turning back to the right direction now. And like you say, we've got to celebrate all of those women and their work. They do incredible stuff.
From the women I've interviewed so far – Gillian and Jocelyn last year, for example – everyone is just very much, let's get on and do it. Nobody's looking for a pity party. Everybody's keen to get on and do the work and celebrate the women around them doing well too.
I honestly think in the end that's the way that makes a difference – if you see other women doing it, and you see them doing it well, or even just doing it, whether they do well or not, but having a go. You know, some of the documentary makers are just amazing. I'm working with Gillian Leahey at the moment, she's making a film about her relationship with her dog. It's called Baxter and Me. It's terrific. She's got a chocolate lab, and she's decided to do an investigation into the nature of that relationship and it's a full length documentary. It's really out there and I think it takes guts to do that.
I think a lot of women are very gutsy about what they'll put up on the screen and have a go at.
Because when people are taking risks – I haven't seen Jennifer Peedom's film Sherpa yet, I'm looking forward to seeing it. But I mean, that is really taking a risk, isn't it? And you know the same with Gill Leahey – putting something as personal as your relationship with your dog on screen, or us with Looking for Grace, it's taking a risk, you know? I think audiences get that.
When you were coming through were you mentored by anybody or influenced by any filmmakers?
It's funny you should say this. We were going to write an article about this and put it on our website, about women filmmakers of the '80s, because there's a whole wave of women who were really interesting. Jane Campion obviously is one of them. Jane's the sort of name that everyone remembers, but there were all sorts of women making extraordinary films.
Women filmmakers in the '80s like Sarah Gibson, and Susan Lambert, Margot Nash, Gill Leahey, Lou Hubbard, Sarah Watt, Jeni Thornley… They were at that time making films that were different, and they were making films differently. It was a really inspiring time to come through.
There's all the ones we were talking about before, but there's a wave before it that have sort of become forgotten a bit. They were even more out there, if you know what I mean.
What about before that, at film school?
I went to film school in Sydney, AFTRS, and after that there were these two things called the Women's Film Unit – one run in Sydney and one run in Melbourne – and at that stage you were able to get a film financed. And they were all financed by women and crewed by women, even the gaffers and grips were women…. It only ran for a year. It was sort of coming off that last wave of feminism. It was great.
I can't remember how many films they made. This was in the '80s, and one we made was a short film called High Heels which did really well on the circuit, won all these prizes and things. It was a really inspiring time. You know, that's why I get a little bit worried about these ebbs and flows about support – because you have these pockets of time that are really, really wonderful and you feel excited, and then it drifts back again and suddenly someone's saying 'Oh we're 15 per cent again' and you think how did that happen? I'm just working my butt off here (laughs).
For young filmmakers coming through, what's your key piece of advice?
Firstly, don't think you're going to make any money out of it (laughs). Secondly, just hang in there. And thirdly, if you're going to make it, just do something that's worth it to yourself. I think that's the big trick. Not do something because you think this is the thing that will work. Do something because you really need to make it. I think that makes a big difference.
It's all very well for me to say that, there's many days when I'd like to give up…
But you haven't! And look how many things you've achieved. Best of luck at the box office.
Thank you, good on you.
This has been part of our 100 Women In Film Down Under series. You might also enjoy reading (or watching) our interviews with women in film such as:
Gillian Armstrong, Marion Boyce, Jocelyn Moorhouse, Sue Maslin, Margaret Pomeranz, Tess Schofield, Margot Wilson, Wendy Cork
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