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  • THE GNOME-MOBILE is a delightful Disney fantasy about two children and their uncle who stumble on a pair of gnomes in the forest. The film centers around their effort to protect the "little people" from a freak show entrepreneur and a group of unscrupulous land developers. This task becomes even more difficult when the uncle is thrown into a mental institution because he is seeing the gnomes!
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Wahe Guru Ji Ka Khalsa, Wahe Guru Ji Ki Fateh.

For those of you who might be interested, I am teaching two different weekends at the end of January and the beginning of February. These are the only times I’ll be teaching outside of Espanola, New Mexico, for the first half of 2009. If you have a longing and want to join me for some deep meditation and soul-calibration with the Guru, would love to see you.

Japji Sahib Intensive hosted by Yoga Source in Coral Springs, Fl.

Jan. 31-Feb 1.

We will spend the weekend going deeply into the message and meaning of Guru Nanak’s Japji Sahib. With discussion, meditation and cozy community.

Saturday January 31 from 9 am to 5 pm
Sunday February 1st from 12:30 to 5 pm

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Yoga Source is also hosting one of my favorite Naad Yogis, Dev Suroop Kaur, the following weekend, on Experiencing the Power of Mantra. Those of you who sign up for both weekends at the same time receive a special discount on the price. Visit Yoga Source’s website for details.

The Aquarian Age and Human Evolution hosted by YogaYoga of Austin, Texas.
February 6-9, 2009

November 11, 2011 marks the transition into the Aquarian Age. The description of the human potential by the Sikh Masters is key to understanding this change of Ages.

Join us for a wonderful weekend of Kundalini Yoga, meditation, mantra and discussion of Guru Nanak’s Japji Sahib and Guru Amar Das’s Anand Sahib. We’ll talk about the transition that is happening, and how to use the technology of Shabad Guru to ride the waves of change towards a better future for humanity.

Friday, February 6, 6:30 to 8:30 – Welcome to the Aquarian Age
Saturday, Febuary 7, 12:00 – 5:00 – Accelerating Consciousness: The Sensory Human
Sunday, February 8, 12:00 – 5:00 – Living in Bliss: Sacred Sound and the Inner Teacher

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To register, go on-line www.yogayoga.com/seAquarianAge or call (512) 381-6464.

On a more personal note, I have one or two essays knocking around in the back of my head, but have not had much time since returning from India to put them to paper. God’s grace, look for more essays and stories early in 2009. And thanks for Keeping Up with the blog.

May you have a blessed and Divine Winter Solstice and New Year. And may the Guru guide you to the best and highest purpose of your life surrounded by love, surrendered to joy, and immersed in harmony and peace.

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Access Media said it has signed separate agreements to purchase certain assets of Ygnition Networks and Connexion Technologies, giving AM3 a foothold in 20 states across the country. Additionally, AM3 has finalized the acquisition of service subscribers from MDU Communications (USA) Inc. in Florida, Illinois and Georgia, further expanding the company’s subscriber base in those established AM3 markets. The various acquisitions were finalized in late December 2012.

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Speaking to Muscat Daily on the sidelines of the event organised by Cisco and ODP for cloud computing at Grand Hyatt Muscat on Tuesday, the co-founder and managing director of ODP, Alain Sawaya, said, “We started our operations in mid-2012 and have received a positive response from corporates. In fact, Oman's first Islamic bank Bank Nizwa is operating with us. We have many insurance companies and some oil and gas companies  working with us now. A lot of companies are looking forward to continue with us in 2013 for cloud-computing services.”

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I'm always struck by stories like this interview with an Iraqi interpreter: Hammer is an American at heart who just happened to be born in the wrong country. I sincerely hope that his hero (Bill Gates) or someone else with the ability to sponsor his green card find a way to get him and his family to the United States. The interviewer is Michael J. Totten.

MJT: Why do you work with Americans?

Hammer: When I was 14 years old all I liked was American cars and American movies. America was my dream. It was a dream come true when the United States Army came to Iraq. It was a nightmare in 1991 when they left again.

Maybe someone will think Iâ€™m lying, that Iâ€™m just saying this. If my friends say something like Russian weapons are the best or German cars are the best I say, no, Americans are. Everyone who knows me knows this about me.

If anyone says Arabs will win against the U.S. they are wrong. The leaders donâ€™t want to be like Saddam. But if the US leaves Iraq it will be a big failure, especially for me. I donâ€™t want to see this. Never.

MJT: Do you like working with Americans?

Hammer: A lot. Especially when I go outside the wire. I feel like a stranger here. When I go back inside Iâ€™m home. I have no friends outside, only family. When I go home I stay in my house. I donâ€™t go out on the streets.

MJT: Why donâ€™t you have any friends?

Hammer: I donâ€™t feel like I belong to this society. They think like each other, but they donâ€™t think like me. I canâ€™t continue with them.

I like to know something about everything, to learn as much as I can. In Iraq if you know too much they will laugh and call you a liar.

When I was 20 I liked American music. They donâ€™t like it. (Laughs.)

I donâ€™t like Saddam. I hate his family.

MJT: Why do you have to cover your face?

Hammer: To protect my family. My family lives in Iraq. If they go to the U.S. I wonâ€™t have to do it. But I donâ€™t want anyone to know me, to follow me and see where I live and kill my wife and son.

MJT: How did you feel when the U.S. invaded Iraq?

Hammer: Happy. It was like I was living in a jail and somebody set me free. I donâ€™t want Saddam ruling me. Never. I was just waiting and waiting for this moment.

MJT: What do you think about the possibility of Americans leaving?

Hammer: It is like bad dream. Very bad dream. A nightmare. Worse than that. Like sending me back to jail. Like they set me free for four years then sent me back to jail or gave me a death sentence.

Read the whole thing, and if it doesn't prove to you that Iraq can work, nothing will.

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The matter was brought before a full council on Friday and it was resolved that teaching of Ndebele should totally be barred from the Binga primary school curriculum.

Councillors reportedly asked why Binga district was teaching two local languages while schools in areas such as Kamativi were teaching Nambya and those in Lupane teaching Ndebele only.

Council chairperson Dube Munkombwe yesterday confirmed the banning of Ndebele saying the decision was made to fulfil the provisions of the new Constitution that Tonga was an official language.

"That's very true; it's confirmed. As you know, Binga is in Zimbabwe, not Zimbabwe in Binga. We are governed by the Constitution. You are fully aware that the new Constitution assented to by President Robert Mugabe last year made Tonga an official language. The reason why we voted yes for the draft constitution in Binga was because Copac (Constitution Select Committee) had said that Tonga was going to be an official language," he said.

That's the only reason why we voted yes. We had been fighting for that even before the Ian Smith regime (colonial government) was in power."

Copac was charged with the drawing up of a new constitution for Zimbabwe by the government in 2009. The full council meeting was attended by Binga senator Chief Siansali and his counterpart Chief Sikalenge as observers.

Binga Ward 4 councillor Elmon Mudenda said the full council meeting resolved that those who wanted their children to learn Ndebele should transfer them to Nkayi or Lupane districts.

"Most schools teach Tonga but the problem is with schools in Binga South, but not all of them. We don't want to lose our cultural values. Councillor (Antony) Sibanda of Sinamagonde, who is Ndebele speaking, tried to convince council that it should be optional in terms of language, but council agreed that only Tonga should be taught," Mudenda said.

He said although the move would make them sound tribalist, the issue was that Binga had been marginalised for a very long time with pupils being forced to learn other languages while neglecting their native Tonga.

"We were about to lose our culture. Our children could not write or read Tonga. When we spoke, it was in Ndebele. Next year our children will write Tonga at ‘O' Level," he said.

Binga South encompasses Sinamagonde, Kabuba (Lusulu) Chinonge, Pashu, Kariangwe, Lubanda, Saba, Dobola, Lubimbi and Tinde wards.

Areas like Sinamagonde, Kabuba, Tinde, Lubimbi and Pashu have a lot of Ndebele speaking people while Shona speaking people can be found in Sinamagonde.

In 2011, a major milestone was achieved when Tonga was officially tested in the Grade 7 exams for the very first time.

Tonga is widely spoken in the Zambezi Valley covering Binga and Hwange districts in Matabeleland North province, Gokwe North in the Midlands and parts of Nyaminyami district in Mashonaland West.

Tonga language and culture have over the years been marginalised in Zimbabwe with the two dominant national languages, Ndebele and Shona, being recognised as official forcing Tonga children to learn the two languages at the expense of their own.

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Awele Nwani a 35-year-old housewife in Ibusa, Oshimili South Local Government Area of Delta State has bathed her husband Frank Nwani with hot water, for allegedly denying her of s*x for three weeks.

The mother of six, now on the run, alleged that her husband was having sexual affairs outside and thus threatened to make life unbearable for him.

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By M.E. Jones

TOWNSEND -- The William E. May Endowment Award, named for a well-respected former resident and retired police chief, was established 14 years ago to recognize and honor people who have demonstrated commitment to their community and through "unselfish acts of kindness" helped improve town residents' well-being and quality of life.

It also showcases library and senior center endowment funds and the ongoing need for donations that keep them -- and the facilities -- going for future generations.

This year's award recipients, Jane and Ray Jackson, clearly meet the stated criteria, with individual and combined civic and charitable volunteer resumes dating back decades.

Residents since 1969, when they bought their home on Blood Road, the Jacksons have pitched in, signed up and served the community in a variety of ways, devoting much time and energy to town organizations and their church.

As longtime members of the Townsend Congregational Church, Jane and Ray have participated in countless church activities and served on just about every church committee and board and in leadership roles as well.

The church connection started with a visit from the pastor when they first moved to town in the late 1960's, the Jacksons said in a recent interview. That early outreach not only added two active members to the church roster, it also served as an introduction to the town and the community service path they've followed ever since.

When they began to get involved in their community more than 40 years ago, Townsend was a small town of 4,000, Jane said. "That was before "Timberlee Park," the residential mega-development built in the 1970s and 80s. With 500 new homes to start and more to come, the sprawling enclave added substantially to the town population, which continued to grow.

And to age.

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Longtime advocates for town seniors, Jane and the late Nancy Shepherd teamed up in 2000 to co-found the Friends of Townsend Seniors. Together, they rounded up other citizens who shared their mission to improve the quality of life for seniors in town.

Fourteen years later, the mission continues.

The new Senior Center is as big and beautiful as its previous storefront location was small and nondescript. But as with the grand new library next door, the facility needs funding to keep it up and keep its programs going.

That's what the endowment funds are for.

"I never had age issues until my firstborn turned 40," Jane said. Now, the march of years seems faster and she's more aware of the role a senior center plays in town life as a welcoming place for seniors to drop in for socialization and services, especially those who would otherwise not be getting out and about, she said.

Although technically part of the senior set now, Ray and Jane are almost always on the go, working at their jobs -- he still works full time and she works three days a week -- or as volunteers and spending time with their family. The Jacksons have two grown children, a son and a daughter, and two grandchildren.

Asked if they're both as healthy as they look, Ray said he had a heart valve replaced two years ago, but after recovery and rehab, he was back on the trails again and he's fine now. In addition to his volunteer trail-building work with organizations in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, Ray serves on the Squannacook River Rail Trail board.

They don't get over to the Senior Center much.

Beautiful as it is, the new center wasn't exactly buzzing at first, but it's much better now, Jane said. One big draw might be the food.

Seeking ways and means to introduce the senior community to the Townsend Senior Center, Jane helped recently retired Director Chris Clish and the Council On Aging get grant funding for an on-site kitchen manager.

Besides overseeing MOC (Montachusett Opportunity Council) meals twice a week, the kitchen manager plans and prepares Thursday lunches at the Senior Center featuring home-style cooking. By all accounts, the weekly meals have become quite popular.

A subsequent grant paid for an outreach coordinator at the Senior Center, which Jane said now has a "jam-packed calendar."

These days, Jane tends to take on short-term rather than long-term projects.

Currently, she is co-chairman of the anniversary committee, celebrating the first five years of the new Townsend Public Library, Senior Center and Meeting Hall complex, funded by Sterilite Corporation.

Among other anniversary events, the group is working on a parade float, Ray said.

On occasion, the Meeting Hall Gallery Committee and the Library Endowment Fund trustees call on Jane for marketing consultation, poster and brochure design.

So yes, she's still busy and active. They both are.

The Jacksons will be the guests of honor at an award dinner on Saturday, Oct. 18, at the Townsend Ridge Country Club. For tickets, contact Bob Tumber at 978-597-8843.


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Science Cafe on Wednesday: Brewing is chemistry, but it tastes better

Chemistry lab was always my least favorite part of science classes, but maybe that’s because I approached it wrong. Maybe I should have been thinking about beer.

“I approach brewing as an experiment every time. I keep a lab notebook and record what I’ve done: temperatures, start times, end times, materials,” said Stanley Hutchings, a retired pharmaceutical chemist who is now a home-brew hobbyist.

Other lessons from the lab help brewers, too, he added: “The reason why I’ve never had a bad batch of beer is because I know about cleaning things, and that I learned in the lab. You are very careful about making sure you don’t have any strange yeast when you’re doing this.”

Cleanliness as well as precision? No wonder I stunk at chem lab.

That's the start of my Telegraph column today (read it here), which advances Wednesday evening's Science Cafe NH about brewing - 6-8 p.m. at Killarney's Irish Pub, near Exit 4. Should be fun - see you there. SciencecafeNH.org.

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  • 3 Beds
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  • 1,276 SqFt
  • $35.27 / SqFt
  • MLS #: 1579968

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Relisted 12/19/2014. Lovely front porch, and rear deck and yard. Brick one level zero lot line unit with fireplace, with open living and dining plan.

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  • MLS® #1579968
  • Price$45,000
  • Sold Price$40,000
  • Bedrooms3
  • Bathrooms2.00
  • Full Baths2
  • Square Footage1,276
  • Acres0.11
  • Year Built1986
  • TypeResidential
  • Sub-TypeZero Lot Line
  • StyleRanch
  • StatusClosed

  • GaragesNone
  • PoolNone

  • ExteriorVinyl
  • Lot DescriptionLevel
  • RoofComposition Shingle
  • ConstructionPartial Brick

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  • Address3549 Chesapeake Dr
  • Area05-Davidson County
  • SubdivisionChesapeake Homes
  • CityNashville
  • CountyDavidson County
  • StateTN
  • Zip Code37207

  • Interior FeaturesCeiling Fan
  • AppliancesRefrigerator, Dishwasher
  • HeatingCentral
  • CoolingCentral
  • FireplaceYes
  • # of Fireplaces1
  • # of Stories1

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  • ElementaryBellshire Design Center
  • MiddleBuena Vista Enhanced Option
  • HighWhites Creek Comp High School

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Listening Sessions Intended to Help National Park Service Preserve World War II Internment Sites

This War Relocation Authority center which houses 10,000 evacuees of Japanese ancestry is located in Owens Valley between the High Sierras and Mt. Whitney, the highest peak in the United States. The space in the foreground is a wide fire-break between blocks of barracks which also serves as a playfield. This site is now part of Manzanar National Historic Site. Photo by Dorothea Lange via NPS.

National Park Service officials are looking for feedback on how a grant program designed to preserve World War II internment camps that imprisoned Japanese Americans fared. A series of listening sessions, from Chicago to Honolulu, is scheduled for next week to collect that feedback.

In 2010, the Park Service will accept grant applications for the second year under the Japanese American Confinement Sites Grant Program. Earlier this year, NPS gave out the program’s first grants – nearly $1 million in 2-for-1 matching funds to 19 projects in a dozen states. The money can be used to help study, acquire, preserve and protect dozens of locations where more than 110,000 men, women and children, most of them American citizens of Japanese ancestry, were detained and forcibly relocated after the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Before beginning the next round of grants for 2010, NPS wants to hear public views about how the program went in its first year. This is to help ensure that the grants financially support projects that most represent the program’s intent: To educate the American public and leave a legacy for future generations by preserving both the physical confinement sites and the stories of Japanese Americans who were held there beginning in 1942.

Next week’s meetings will be held Monday, Nov. 30 through Friday, Dec. 4, in seven cities: Denver, Chicago, Seattle, Little Rock, Los Angeles, Honolulu and San Francisco. A list of locations, addresses, times and other information is below.

Congress established the grant program in 2006 to preserve and explain the places where Japanese Americans were rounded up and detained. It authorizes up to $38 million over the life of the grant program to identify, research, evaluate, interpret, protect, restore, repair and acquire historic internment sites.

Next year’s program will have significantly more money than did the 2009 grants. On Oct. 30, President Obama signed Public Law 111-88, which appropriates $3 million for the preservation and interpretation of Japanese American sites, three times this year’s amount.

In 2009, the Park Service awarded 19 grants totaling $970,000 in a competitive process to eligible non-profit organizations, educational institutions and state and local governments working to preserve the confinement sites and their histories. Under the program’s rules, those receiving grants must provide $1 in non-federal funds or “in-kind” contributions to match every $2 that they receive in federal money.

Locations eligible for the grants include the 10 War Relocation Authority camps that were set up in 1942 in seven states: Gila River and Poston, Arizona; Amache, Colorado; Heart Mountain, Wyoming; Jerome and Rohwer, Arkansas; Manzanar and Tule Lake, California; Minidoka, Idaho, and Topaz, Utah. Also eligible are more than 40 other locations in 16 states, including civilian and military-run assembly, relocation and isolation centers.

A separate series of informational meetings about next year’s grant program, including how to apply, will be held in late January and early February 2010.

More information, including a list of next week’s listening sessions with times and locations, is available on the grant program website:

Interested persons who cannot attend next week’s listening sessions can participate by making their views known online at the following public-comment website:

Please note that all comments must be submitted by Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2009.

Denver, CO
Date: Monday, Nov. 30
Time: 10 a.m.—12 noon MST
Location: National Park Service
Intermountain Regional Office
12795 W. Alameda Parkway
Phone: 303-969-2885 (RSVP recommended)

Chicago, IL
Date: Tuesday, Dec. 1
Time: 7 – 9 p.m. CST
Location: Japanese American Citizens
League (JACL) Chicago Chapter
5415 North Clark Street
Phone: 402-661-1928 (NPS)
312-728-7170 (JACL)

Little Rock, AR
Date: Thursday, Dec. 3
Time: 2 – 4 p.m. CST
Location: Little Rock Central High School
National Historic Site Visitor Center
2120 Daisy Bates Drive
Phone: 402-661-1928 (NPS)
501-374-1957 (Little Rock NHS)

Seattle, WA
Date: Wednesday, Dec. 2
Time: 6 – 8 p.m. PST
Location: Densho: The Japanese American
Legacy Project
1416 S. Jackson Street
Phone: 925-943-1531, ext. 122 (NPS)
206-320-0095 (DENSHO)

Los Angeles, CA
Date: Thursday, Dec. 3
Time: 6 – 8 p.m. PST
Location: Japanese American Cultural and
Community Center
244 S. San Pedro Street, Suite 505
Phone: 925-943-1531, ext. 122 (NPS)
213-628-2725 (JACCC)

San Francisco, CA
Date: Friday, Dec. 4
Time: 6 – 8 p.m. PST
Location: Japanese Cultural & Community
Center of Northern California
1840 Sutter Street, Suite 201
Phone: 925-943-1531, ext. 122 (NPS)
415-567-5505 (JCCCNC)

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Date: Thursday, Dec. 3
Time: 6 – 8 p.m. HST
Location: Japanese Cultural Center
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At a $20,000-a-plate fundraising event on April 29, President Obama said: “But when you’ve got the leading contender, the presumptive nominee, on the other side suddenly saying our number one enemy isn’t al-Qaeda, it’s Russia — (Laughter.) — I don’t make that up. (Laughter.) I’m suddenly thinking what — maybe I didn’t check the calendar this morning. (Laughter.) I didn’t know we were back in 1975. (Laughter.)”

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Presenter: Jackie Bredl-Dietrich and Carrie Phelps
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Coaching Academy Learning Conversation

Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Facilitators: Jackie Bredl-Dietrich, CHES, PCC, CWP, BCC, and Carrie Phelps, MA, BCC

Click here to listen to the recording of this call!

Who participated in the call? Individuals who have previously participated in the Coaching Academy at the National Wellness Conference or who plan to do so in 2014, and anyone else interested in wellness and health coaching.

Purpose: To reconnect, engage, and share with each other.

Additional Networking for NWI Members:
Introduce yourself and join in the discussion on the Coaching forum when you join the online Coaching Core Community Group on Not a member? Join now!

Anyone may also e-mail NWI's Coaching Academy facilitators, Jackie Bredl-Dietrich ( and Carrie Phelps ( with questions.

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The 2017 NWC will again be held at the Saint Paul RiverCentre in beautiful downtown St. Paul, MN. Learn more about the area at

Driving to the NWC

Saint Paul RiverCentre
Parking Ramp Address: 150 W. Kellogg Blvd, St. Paul, MN
Click here for driving and parking information.

Air Travel

The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) serves the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area.

Ground Transportation from the Airport
There are a variety of options to travel to and from the airport. Click here for MSP airport ground transportation information on taxis, car rental, shuttles, light rail, and bus service.

Public Transportation

The Minneapolis-St. Paul area has an extensive public transportation system that includes light-rail and bus options. Visit the Metro Transit website for complete details and to plan your trip.

The NWC has agreements with select nearby hotels to establish discounted group rates for NWC attendees, and that information is included below. Hotels and room blocks often fill up quickly, so be sure to make your reservations early. Please call the hotels directly (or use the direct link when available) to ensure you are given the correct rate.

DoubleTree by Hilton St. Paul Downtown
Distance from Conference: 4 blocks
Single/Double Rate: $155 + tax
Call (651) 291-8800; Reference group "National Wellness Conference"
Reservation Due Date: May 24, 2017

Holiday Inn-St. Paul Downtown
Distance from Conference: 1 block
Single/Double Rate: $138 + tax
Call (651) 225-1515; Reference group "National Wellness Institute

Reservation Due Date: May 17, 2017

Best Western Plus-Capitol Ridge St. Paul
Distance from Conference: 1 mile

Single/Double Rate: $129 + tax
Call (651) 227-8711

Attendees have a wide variety of on- and off-site dining options.

Boxed lunches are included with each day you are registered for the Conference.

NWI will make every effort to accommodate individuals with food allergies or special dietary needs (e.g., vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, nut allergy). Attendees noting a special request during registration will receive a card at check-in to present at meal functions. Special meals requested on-site may not be available.

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