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#NationalBetterBreakfastMonth and #NationalPancakeDay
by jgagne • September 26, 2018
It's September: a month for back-to-school, changing of the seasons, and breakfast! Nationally recognized as Better Breakfast Month, September is the perfect time to get your breakfast morning routine into shape. In addition to this, September 26th is National Pancake Day. Thankfully, Wesleyan University Press has a little inspiration to get you started.
Napoleon Pancakes and recipe found on pages 53-55 of Breakfast at O'Rourke's.
Breakfast at O'Rourke's: New Cuisine from a Classic American Diner by Brian O'Rourke is the perfect morning pick-me-up recipe book inspired by Irish-American and down-home diner specials found at O'Rourke's Diner in Middletown, CT. Recipes include omelets, pancakes, French toasts, eggs, quiches and more!
The book trailer can be found below:
For those who are more of maple lovers, Maple Sugaring: Keeping It Real in New England by David K. Leff can help satisfy your sweet tooth with a multitude of maple-inspired recipes.
Vizenor on silent communication, puppets, and Dummy Trout
by ebuechler • September 24, 2018
From the novel Native Tributes, by Gerald Vizenor:
Dummy Trout surprised me that spring afternoon at the Blue Ravens Exhibition. She raised two brazen hand puppets, the seductive Ice Woman on one hand, and the wily Niinag Trickster on the other, and with jerky gestures the rough and ready puppets roused the native stories of winter enticements and erotic teases.
The puppets distracted the spectators at the exhibition of abstract watercolors and sidetracked the portrayals of native veterans and blue ravens mounted at the Ogema Train Station on the White Earth Reservation. The station agent provided the platform for the exhibition, and winced at the mere sight of the hand puppets. He shunned the crude wooden creatures and praised the scenes of fractured soldiers and blue ravens, an original native style of totemic fauvism by Aloysius Hudon Beaulieu.
The puppets were a trace of trickster stories.
Dummy was clever and braved desire and mockery as a mute for more than thirty years with the ironic motion of hand puppets. Miraculously she survived a firestorm on her eighteenth birthday, walked in uneven circles for three days, mimed the moods of heartache, and never voiced another name, word, or song. She grieved, teased, and snickered forever in silence. Nookaa, her only lover, and hundreds of other natives were burned to white ashes and forgotten in the history of the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894.
Dummy stowed a fistful of ash in a Mason jar.
We recently asked Gerald Vizenor, author of , to tell us a little more about his interest in hand puppets and why he used puppets so prominently in this latest book. This was his response.
Some people gesture with their hands and fingers as they speak, and these people are the hand talkers. I am fascinated by the hand gestures of direction, or scenes in stories. They pinch words, praise words, smooth, and reverse words with the turn of a finger. Some of my relatives were hand talkers, and the gestures are not the same but remind me of the moves of hand puppets. My first interest in hand puppets started with native dolls in museums, made of straw and cloth, and the stories that went along with the figures.
Later, as a soldier in Japan, I was inspired with the great Bunraku puppets. These puppets were visionary, transformation characters in traditional scenes, and the puppets created an incredible sense of presence through gestures, sound and story. The Bunraku puppets are not controlled with strings, but with the hands of a master, and the gestures and costumes are elaborate and traditional. The string and hand puppets are more common around the world, especially in Europe, and some puppet moves are more innovative than others. The Guignol is a famous hand puppet in France.
I am interested in any manner or style of puppets, the creative motion of fingers and figures to convey emotion, and convince the audience that there is a spiritual association between humans and puppets, something similar to a totemic association. Puppets are not the mere imitation of human gestures, but rather the spiritual motion, or natural motion that creates a sense of presence.
Laura Hall, my wife, and I twice attended an international puppet festival that is held every other year in France. The brilliant imagination of amateurs and master puppeteers from around the world create great puppet shows at the Festival Mondial des Théâtres de Marionnettes in Charleville-Mézières, France. My interest in puppets took another turn with the appreciation of the flea market hand puppets made with found objects, buttons, thimbles, plastics, tin cans, brushes, and bones. I was moved by the creative power of the hand puppets made with discarded material by the Paul Klee, the expressionist and surrealist artist. He created marvelous hand puppet creatures to amuse his son, but not as works of art.
Dummy Trout, the silent puppeteer in two of my recent historical novels, was an actual native person, and she was a marvelous hand talker. Her facial expressions and hand gestures almost created the sense of a puppet. Dummy, a wicked nickname because she apparently spoke a very early version of either Cree or the Anishinaabe language, and natives teased the manner of her speech since they did not understand the words. The only real dummies were the crude nicknamers. Dummy lived on the White Earth Reservation in a tiny cabin, and teased me with delightful hand talk. She died alone about fifty years ago. I imagined her hand talks as a hand puppet, and then created a similar character that carves the heads and hands of hand puppets from fallen birch trees.
Most of the hand puppets in my novels have polished heads and hands carved from wood, and resemble notable figures, such as Léon Blum, Gertrude Stein, Adolf Hitler, and Guillaume Apollinaire. And in the same novels one character creates hand puppets with trash and debris, a bone, vegetable, or a rusty cigarette tin such as the hand puppet President Herbert Hoover in Native Tributes.
I have imagined hand puppets as visionary figures with a sense of presence in theatres, and in literary scenes of my historical novels. Carved and debris hand puppets appear as characters in two of my recent novels, Native Tributes, and Satie on the Seine: Letters to the Heirs of the Fur Trade. My hand puppets play crucial roles in literary scenes during the Nazi Occupation of Paris.
There are no birth certificates, photographs, or other documents about the woman who inspired Gerald Vizenor's puppets. Nonetheless, Vizenor is sure that "'Dummy' probably arrived at the White Earth Reservation in the thirties, because the first stories about her seem to go back to the early forties." "Dummy" was remembered by Sharon Enjady-Mitchell Anwaachigekwe, along with other members of a large ceremonial and adopted family.
Gerald Vizenor will be at the Bockley Gallery in Minneapolis, MN, Wednesday, September 26th at 7pm. He will read from his new historical novel, Native Tributes. In this sequel to Blue Ravens, Vizenor maintains his masterly perception of oral stories, creating a dynamic literary tribute to his community and relatives, who have become visionary artists during the Great Depression. Book signing at Birchbark Books (2115 W 21st St.) to follow the reading. More information about the event can be found here.
Announcing "Trophic Cascade" by Camille Dungy in PAPERBACK!
by sshehreen • September 4, 2018
Poems about birth, death, and ecosystems of nature and power
"Earthly and visionary, a soulful reckoning for our twenty-first century, held in focus through echoes of the past and future, but always firmly rooted in now. Each poem is a bridge in the music of a language that we believe and trust, that heals."—Yusef Komunyakaa, author of Pleasure Dome: New and Collected Poems
Trophic Cascade by renowned poet Camille Dungy is out in paperback! In this fourth book in a series of award-winning survival narratives, Dungy writes positioned at a fulcrum, bringing a new life into the world even as her elders are passing on. In a time of massive environmental degradation, violence and abuse of power, a world in which we all must survive, these poems resonate within and beyond the scope of the human realms, delicately balancing between conflicting loci of attention. These poems are written in the face of despair to hold an impossible love and a commitment to hope.
Camille Dungy is the author of Smith Blue, Suck on the Marrow, and Guidebook to Relative Strangers, as well as the editor of Black Nature: Four Centuries of African American Nature Poetry. She lives in Fort Collins, Colorado.
92 pp. 7 x 9″
Paper, $14.95
ebook, $19.99
Announcing "The Listeners" by Roy R. Manstan
An untold story of scientists and engineers who changed the course of the Great War
"Mr. Manstan has captured a critical part of our nation's history and role in preserving world peace by telling the story of those in the background whose toils and untold stories made it possible for a war-torn world to survive."—Dr. Peter "Skip" Scheifele, University of Cincinnati
Roy R. Manstan's new book, The Listeners: U-boat Hunters During the Great War, details the struggle to find a solution to the unanticipated efficiency of the German U-boat as an undersea predator during World War I. Success or failure was in the hands and minds of the scientists and naval personnel at the Naval Experimental Station in New London, Connecticut. Through the use of archival materials, personal papers, and memoirs, The Listeners takes readers into the world of the civilian scientists, engineers and naval personnel who were directly involved with the development and use of submarine detection technology during the war.
Roy R. Manstan is the co-author of Turtle: David Bushnell's Revolutionary Vessel and author of Cold Warriors: The Navy's Engineering and Diving Support Unit. He lives in East Haddam, CT.
340 pp., 75 illus., 7 1/4 x 9 1/4"
Jacketed Cloth, $34.95
History / Military
Announcing "Citizen Azmari" from Ilana Webster-Kogen
by jgagne • September 4, 2018
An examination of popular Ethiopian music styles in Tel Aviv
"Weaving together ethnographic and theoretical narratives, the author gives voice to her subjects and to their music creators and territories where sound and silence speak—often more loudly than words."
— Dr. Denis-Constant Martin, Centre Les Afriques dans le monde (LAM), Sciences-Po Bordeaux, France
In the thirty years since their immigration from Ethiopia to the State of Israel, Ethiopian-Israelis have put music at the center of communal and public life, using it simultaneously as a mechanism of protest and as appeal for integration. Ethiopian music develops in quiet corners of urban Israel as the most prominent advocate for equality, and the Israeli-born generation is creating new musical styles that negotiate the terms of blackness outside of Africa. For the first time, this book examines in detail those new genres of Ethiopian-Israeli music, including Ethiopian-Israeli hip-hop, Ethio-soul performed across Europe, and eskesta dance projects at the center of national festivals. This book argues that in a climate where Ethiopian-Israelis fight for recognition of their contribution to society, musical style often takes the place of political speech, and musicians take on outsize roles as cultural critics. From their perch in Tel Aviv, Ethiopian-Israeli musicians use musical style to critique a social hierarchy that affects life for everyone in Israel/ Palestine.
Ilana Webster-Kogen is the Joe Loss Lecturer (assistant professor) in Jewish Music at SOAS, University of London. Her work has appeared in Ethnomusicology Forum, African and Black Diaspora, and the Journal of African Cultural Studies.
248 pp., 12 illus., 2 tables, 6 x 9"
Unjacketed Cloth, $80.00
Announcing "American Poets in the 21st Century" edited by Michael Dowdy and Claudia Rankine
Showcases the most innovative and politically engaged poets working in the U.S.
"These poets help us think about the society we have, the way that identities form within and against it, the attitudes we can examine if we want to know how to stand up, or see more clearly, or fight back."
—Stephanie Burt, Harvard University
American Poets in the 21st Century: Poetics of Social Engagement emphasizes the ways in which innovative American poets have blended art and social awareness, focusing on aesthetic experiments
and investigations of ethnic, racial, gender, and class subjectivities. Rather than consider poetry as a thing apart, or as a tool for asserting identity, this volume's poets create sites, forms, and modes for entering the public sphere, contesting injustices, and reimagining the contemporary. Like the earlier anthologies in this series, this volume includes generous selections of poetry as well as illuminating poetics statements and incisive essays. This unique organization makes these books invaluable teaching tools. A companion web site will present audio of each poet's work.
Michael Dowdy is the author of Broken Souths: Latina/o Poetic Responses to Neoliberalism and Globalization and Urbilly. He is associate professor of English at the University of South Carolina.
Award-winning poet, critic and activist Claudia Rankine is the author of five collections of poetry, including Citizen: An American Lyric, and she edits the American Poets in the Twenty-First Century series. She is the Frederick Iseman Professor of Poetry at Yale University.
416 pp., 2 illus., 6 x 9"
Announcing "bury it" by sam sax
"bury it is lit with imagery and purpose that surprises and jolts at every turn. Exuberant, wild, tightly knotted mesmerisms of discovery inhabit each poem in this seethe of hunger and sacred toll of toil. A vitalizing and necessary book of poems that dig hard and lift luminously."
—Tyehimba Jess, judge of 2017 Laughlin Award
sam sax's bury it, winner of the 2017 James Laughlin Award from the Academy of American Poets, writes from the root of experience with poems written in response to coming of age, young gay suicide, desire, and generational weight. What follows are raw and expertly crafted mediations on death, rituals of passage, translation, desire, diaspora, and personhood. What's at stake is survival itself and the archiving of a lived and lyric history. In this phenomenal second collection of poems, sam sax invites the reader to join him in his interrogation of the bridges we cross, the bridges we burn, and bridges we must leap from.
sam sax is a queer Jewish writer and educator currently living in Brooklyn. He's the author of Madness, winner of the National Poetry Series, and the two-time Bay Area Grand Slam Champion.
Publication of this book is funded by the
National Education Association.
88 pp., 6 x 9"
978-0-8195-7732-0 Poetry
Announcing "The Long Journeys Home" by Nick Bellantoni
by sshehreen • August 30, 2018
The moving stories of two Indigenous men and their repatriations
In The Long Journeys Home, Nick Bellantoni tells the tale of two men who, in death, found their way back home.
Henry ʻŌpūkahaʻia (ca.1792–1818) and Itankusun Wanbli (ca.1879–1900) lived almost a century apart and came from different indigenous nations—Hawaiian and Lakota. Yet the tragic circumstances that led them to leave their homelands and to come to Connecticut, where they both died and were buried, have striking similarities.
In 1992 and 2008, descendant women had dreams which told them that their ancestors wished to "come home." Both families started the repatriation process. Then Connecticut State Archaeologist, Nick Bellantoni oversaw the archaeological disinterment and forensic identifications in returning these men to their families and communities. The Long Journeys Home chronicles these intergenerational stories, both examples of the wide-reaching and long-lasting impacts of colonialism.
Nicholas F. Bellantoni is an associate adjunct professor in the anthropology department at the University of Connecticut and Emeritus Connecticut State Archaeologist at the Connecticut State Museum of Natural History.
260 pp., 15 illus., 3 maps, 6 x 9"
Cloth, $28.95
ebook, $24.99 Y,
978-0-8195-7685-9 History / Biography
The Driftless Connecticut Series is funded by the Beatrice Fox Auerbach Foundation Fund
at the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving.
#NationalWaffleDay
by jgagne • August 24, 2018
Happy National Waffle Day! While the United States differs from other countries celebrating this day, National Waffle Day here can be just as scrumptious, if not more with a few toppings.
Recipe for Quick Maple Fudge, found on page 172 of Maple Sugaring.
Fortunately for readers, Maple Sugaring: Keeping It Real in New England by David K. Leff (Wesleyan, 2015) can provide a bit of inspiration for the most popular waffle topping: maple fudge.
An essayist, poet, and former deputy commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, David K. Leff is an expert on what makes waffles in New England so great: the syrup on top.
Announcing "BAX 2018" with guest editor Myung Mi Kim
by jgagne • August 7, 2018
An anthology of dynamic, forward-thinking writing
"Whenever a newspaper succumbs to the clickbait of fake news; whenever a search engine becomes a surrealist troubadour by chance; whenever a witless chat-bot strives to rickroll you—these experimental writers ensure that you show up for the future of literature on time."
—Christian Bok, author of The Xenotext
Best American Experimental Writing 2018, guest-edited by Myung Mi Kim, is the fifth edition of the critically acclaimed anthology series compiling an exciting
mix of fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and genre-defying work. Featuring a diverse roster of writers and artists culled from both established authors—like Mei-mei Berssenbrugge, Don Mee Choi, Mónica de la Torre, Layli Long Soldier, and Simone White—as well as new and unexpected voices, including Clickhole.com, BAX 2018 presents an expansive view of today's experimental and high-energy writing practices. A perfect gift for discerning readers as well as an important classroom tool, Best American Experimental Writing 2018 is a vital addition to the American literary landscape.
Myung Mi Kim is the author of Under Flag, The Bounty, DURA, Commons, River Antes, and Penury and is the James H. McNulty Chair of English at SUNY Buffalo.
Seth Abramson is the author of six poetry collections and is an assistant professor of Communication Arts and Sciences at the University of New Hampshire.
Jesse Damiani is a former Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing fellow and current Editor-at-Large of VRScout.
360 pp., 29 illus., 6 x 9"
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Home > Commentaries > Robertson's Word Pictures > 1 Thessalonians > Chapter 2 > Verse 12
Robertson's Word Pictures of the New Testament
• Adam Clark Commentary
• Burton Coffman
• Barnes' New Testament
• Darby's Synopsis
• People's New Testament
• Treasury of Scripture
To the end that (eiv to).
Final use of eiv and the articular infinitive, common idiom in the papyri and Paul uses eiv to and the infinitive fifty times (see again in 3:2), some final, some sub-final, some result (Robertson, Grammar, pp. 989-91).
Walk worthily of God (peripatein axiwv tou teou).
Present infinitive (linear action), and genitive case with adverb axiwv as in Colossians 1:10 (cf. Philippians 1:27; Ephesians 4:1), like a preposition.
Calleth (kalountov).
Present active participle, keeps on calling. Some MSS. have kalesantov, called.
Kingdom (basileian)
here is the future consummation because of glory (doxan) as in 2 Thessalonians 1:5; 1 Corinthians 6:9; 15:50; Galatians 5:21; 2 Timothy 4:1,18), but Paul uses it for the present kingdom of grace also as in 1 Corinthians 4:20; Romans 14:17; Colossians 1:13.
The Robertson's Word Pictures of the New Testament. Copyright © Broadman Press 1932,33, Renewal 1960. All rights reserved. Used by permission of Broadman Press (Southern Baptist Sunday School Board)
Robertson, A.T. "Commentary on 1 Thessalonians 2:12". "Robertson's Word Pictures of the New Testament". <http://classic.studylight.org/com/rwp/view.cgi?book=1th&chapter=002&verse=012>. Broadman Press 1932,33, Renewal 1960.

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The markets were sloppy on one of the lightest volume days of the year so far. The market is caught between daily sell divergences versus short term pullbacks in an uptrend. Dow needs leadership from somewhere – perhaps oil shares as the cahrt of XOM above shows? If not, it can continue to fluctuate in a trading range till price gets closer to the daily EMA. The short term trin is overbought. The RSI readings on daily indexes are overbought. The short term closing tick and summation tick are mildly oversold though – mixed bag.
A further reaction UP in the bonds sets up a Sell Short day. They had a dead cat bounce so far on MOnday.
Grains are looking a bit toppy after the bean's Sell Short day. However, there are pinball buys so further downside might be limited. A moring push down be a Buy opportunity. Copper Silver Gold all have Buy Days on the 2 period ROC.
Not sure where the DOW is going to get leadership.


Periodontal disease or gum disease is a chronic inflammatory disease triggered by bacterial infection that ultimately destroys supporting gums and bone around your teeth. This can cause them to become loose and fall out.
When untreated, the associated bacteria and inflammatory byproducts can also enter your bloodstream and have been linked to other serious ailments like heart disease, stroke, diabetes, respiratory ailments and dementia. The most common form of gum disease is adult periodontitis.
Our mouths are full of bacteria which combine with mucus and other particles to form a sticky, colorless "plaque" on teeth.
The longer plaque and tartar are on teeth, the more harmful they become.
Gingivitis, a mild form of gum disease, can usually be reversed with daily brushing, flossing and regular cleaning by a dentist or dental hygienist.
Untreated gingivitis can advance to "periodontitis" (which means "inflammation around the tooth").
Here the bacteria formed in dental plaque wedges between the teeth to a point where the infection cannot be reached with the bristles of a toothbrush.
These areas are called pockets and become a cause of concern when the gum detachment reaches 3 mm or more.
The bacteria underneath remain hidden and undisturbed, while the surrounding area becomes inflamed, and causes the loss of tooth supporting jaw bone.
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When I checked my phone this October 23rd, I was overjoyed: Sam Smith had come out as non-binary. This was important to me, as well as undoubtedly countless others, because as a part of the LGBT+ community, the media does not always make it easy to identify positive role models — silencing our narratives while perpetuating false stereotypes through focusing on the awful actions of very few (looking at you, Kevin Spacey) Sure, Ellen and Elton lived up to this part, but I longed for somebody that older generations had not touched yet. Enter Sam Smith, a musician whose songs tore my heart out and put it back together all at once. I already knew they were gay, but reading that they loved high heels and felt equal parts male and female made me appreciate them even more.
Then I thought about the other members of the LGBTQ community. For those struggling with gender identity, they would be their first role model that they could easily relate to. Most LGBT+ role models are cisgender, and gender identity is taboo and rarely touched upon in mainstream media. For others, they would be the inspiration that would start them on the path of seeking out their identity.
In my life, other artists coming out caused me to question my sexuality. It is with hope that I figure others might feel the same about Sam Smith.
We would like to thank you for coming out as gender non-binary. We hope you know that your announcement has changed the views of masses of people for the better. You have caused a new awakening of people discovering their identities. You have altered the way that many listen to your music in a very positive way. You have let thousands of other non-binary people know that they are valid, that they are loved. Lastly, as members and supporters of the LGBT+ community, we hope you always stay true to yourself and continue to make beautiful songs. You will always be admired and accepted. Once again, thank you for coming out as non-binary.


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Router - OF 2200 vs OF 1400?
It will be my only router for the time being.
I may eventually want to get a nice router table for it with an incra fence. I likely won't get the Festool router table.
It will be used for routing groves, dove tail joinery, and routing the designs in picture frames. Those are some of the sample tasks.
I don't have a table saw. I have a TS75 and MFT table.
I was leaning towards the OF 1400, but thought I'd check in here. I've heard great things about both.
Re: Router - OF 2200 vs OF 1400?
The OF 1400 for sure for those tasks. The OF 2200 is a heavy beast and probably overkill for those tasks listed.
I have the 3 Festool routers, 1010, 1400, and 2200. The 1400 gets 90% of the usage.
@Birdhunter can you describe an application the OF 1400 cannot be used for? Does it do ok under a table?
I sold my 1400 and bought a 2200.
The 1400 is great, the 2200 is amazing.
I haven't regretted it. The 2200 like the TS75 is just that much better. It is a big machine but it is easy to handle.
And like a lot of people feel the TS 75 is too bulky for everyday use and overkill for many tasks, many feel the same about the OF 2200. Just something to consider. This is why so many of us end up with multiple routers!
For the tasks you mention, the OF 1010 might be the better choice. It's certainly the best choice for doing dovetails using the Leigh 18" SuperJig in my shop. It's light enough that it doesn't deflect the guide plates.
You asked what I would not use the 1400 for. I use the 2200 for hogging out pockets, profiling really hard woods like Ipe, and taking deep cuts where it wouldn't work to take multiple passes. These are tasks I would not ask my 1400 to do. The 2200 is a real beast.
The 1010 is a really fun light duty router. It can't take the 1/2" shank bits I prefer.
The 1400 is right in the middle between the 1400 and 2200.
You can spin a much larger bit (i.e. panel-raising or large lock-miter bit) in the 2200 and the dust collection system is far superior to the 1400. However, if you won't be using the router in a table, these likely aren't important factors for you. I would lean toward the 1400 or 1010 with an eye on a dedicated motor in a lift down the road.
I have 13 routers including two 2200s, and the 1010. I use the 1400 for 90% of my work.
I don't own the 2200, but I do have a table and I chose to invest in a high quality lift and use a PC 7518 as the power head. I have no regrets. I don't have anything against the 2200, but it does seem like a sizable investment to hang under a table. Plus, removing the router from the table may be quite an undertaking. You may want to have a dedicated motor for the table. Regardless of what motor you choose, I would strongly recommend a high quality lift.
Based on the tasks you mentioned, if it were me I would buy the OF1400 first and add to your stock later. Like @rst, I have a lot of routers (PCs from my pre-Festool days and 6 Festool) and use them all. Some folks here believe you cannot have too many clamps- I feel that way about routers as I leave some setup and dedicated to certain tasks. However, as others have mentioned, the two OF1400s I have get the majority of the work.
I have 2 7818 PC motors in Jessem and WP PVL lifts and I also have a CMS with 1400- I don't know if it's because the PCs are older but I get more vibration from them as compared to the Festool setup. If others have both setups, please chime in if you have the same experience or not. Otherwise, I've been pleased with both setups. I have a 2200 but only use for larger bits and haven't used in the CMS- it is heavy but once you have it on the work it is a joy to use. I really should use it more often.
I have the 1400 and like it very much. It is very versatile and will handle most jobs, like the ones you are talking about doing.
Honestly, I think that the 1400 would be the best bet for the tasks you are doing.
But, if you want to get a 2200, I have one with all the accessories that has had very little use.
The OF1400 is possibly the best router for all-around use, but would seem to be kind of a waste for mounting in a non-festoon table. While I don't own the OF2200, I have used one and find that it is very large for general use as a plunge router. For mounting under a table, especially if it's an Incra table/fence/lift, I'm not sure that the Festool routers can be mounted with available Incra lifts. I would guess you could mount the either of those with a homemade or purchased plate.
I own a PC7518 router installed in an Incra lift in an Incra table with an Incra fence. It's an extremely accurate and precise setup with great dust collection.
I also find that the OF 1400 router is one of the best routers on the market as a hand-held plunge router and maybe has the best dust collection available.
I think it's a real misuse of a 1400 router to hang it under a table. There are some nice router lifts that work very well with the Porter Cable router motor. For me, having all the positioning controls above or on the table beat having to fiddle with controls under the table.
I bought the OF1400 and the CMS router table package and I must say that while all parts are high quality as Festools is I find myself way too lazy to move the router between table mode and handheld mode. Most of the time I find myself coming up with any weird jiggy solution to do table operations handheld just to avoid fiddling with the CMS conversion attachments and using the less than stellar Festool CMS fence for the router table.
The good news is that the 1400 does about everything and I believe that the OF2200 is actually not supported for most dovetail jigs for its heft and base size. What is the most enticing feature to me on the 2200 would be its dust collection system as that's far superior to the more traditional dust hose placement of the 1400 and 1010.
If I could do this again I would get one of the better aftermarket router lifts and a 2kW+ router motor to permanently have in a table and then pimp it out with digital readouts, motorized lifts and the Incra fence system and then get the 1010 for handheld stuff like the LR32 work (1400 works for this as well, 2200 not).
The above is assuming you have a permanent workshop space available. I don't, so I'm stuck with movable equipment until the kids move out of house and I can re-purpose one of their rooms as a shop space.
If your grooves are generally not that big, I'm going to echo @Sparktrician in suggesting the 1010. I own the 1010 and 1400, and love using the 1010 in my dovetail jig and for small grooves, edging details, etc. The 1400 comes out for template work. I can't say I've actually used it on my dovetail jig, but I think it would be a bit too heavy for the task. Take a look at any of the tasks you do and just check if there are any that would actually need a 1/2" bit.
Quite true, but it CAN take the 8mm shank bits that are commonly used with the Leigh dovetail jigs.
I use the 1400 for all my handheld stuff and for the router table I have the PC7518...total beast mode there.
As an only router the 2200 is not what would ever be useful for you. I recommend buying a Bosch or Dewalt in the $150 range to what you want to do. The 1010 is too restrictive in terms of the bits you can fit it plus it cannot take 1/2" bits. The 1400 and the Bosch or Dewalt can take them. If a bit has a 1/2" equivalent then buy that versus the 1/4".
I own a 2200 and a 1010. The 2200 is an amazing router and has incredible power. I use it for routing stair stringers and other heavy work. I recently used it to cut a 1/2"x2" deep groove with a 1/2" bit in solid maple. It handled that task flawlessly. I would say it's a bit big for cutting designs in picture frames but I don't know exactly what you are doing. A 2200 in a router table would be an amazing machine - much like a commercial shaper.
I own the 2200 and the 1010 there both great. I never really liked the 1400. Seamed to big for my likings for small tasks, and couldn't accommodate some of my larger bits that I use from time to time.
The OF1400 is the best all-around router in the Festool line and has the power to a lot more beyond basics. Buying a much less expensive plunge router like a Dewalt, Bosch, Triton, or Milwaukee is a great idea if you're going to get another for use with an Incra table later except for the fact that the Festool routers excel at dust collection, can be used on Festool tracks on the MFT, and allow centering of the bit via marks on the base. Just those 3 features alone make the OF1400 worth it to me.
As for under a non-Festool table, a Festool router isn't the best choice in my opinion. An Incra lift with the Incra positioner fence, in a table is the most accurate around. Add a PC7518 motor or another similar brand motor for less money than the Festool routers. It's best to dedicate a motor to the table if you can. It's just needless messing around mounting and unmounting that I got tired of.
If you're going the Incra/Jessem/Woodpeckers route (pun intended), just plan to purchase one of the myriad of lower priced Mexican and Chinese made big brand routers for that.
In the meantime, I own a 1010, 1400 and 2200 and I use the 1400 for 90% of tasks.
No, not really, but most, nonetheless.
However, if you're doing picture frames, the 1010 would be sweet for that.
Exactly! The Porter Cable 7518 is the tried and true router motor for a dedicated router table setup. Especially with the Incra router lift and the magnetic CleanSweep inserts! Absolutely no reason to waste money on dedicating a Festool router for a table setup. Save the Festools for handheld operations.
The PC 7518 is definitely a good choice for a table router. I've been using one in the table I made for better than 20 years. I have the original router table lift, a Bench Dog. This is an beast as it is all cast iron and brass and was marketed for light industrial use. I especially like the iron table as I can use Magsitch 400 and 600 magnets as my tension fences. I've really been tempted to buy their cast iron table but so far have been able to resist. I also used another PC with an over size base for pattern routing. That being said I now have two 2200s, a 1400, 1010, and 700...the Festools are sooo much smoother than the seven PCs and Boschs that I have and the dust collection is amazing.


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Nicky asked:
How does Plato's Theory of Forms relate to rationalism, how does it relate to empiricism, how does it relate to Kant's theory?
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Plato's theory of forms postulates a second world, beyond the empirical world, such that the empirical world is a poor copy of the world of forms. This is often called the two-world hypothesis, and is invoked to explain illusions in the empirical world: illusions are poor copies of reality and we know them to be such because they are either empirical contradictions (e.g. the half immersed stick is bent to the sight and straight to the touch) or else they contradict well-established belief (e.g. the railway lines do not really meet in the distance). Contradictions are impossible (except in language) and hence illusions are unreal. Plato was mostly concerned with the conflict between Heraclitus and Parmenides, which arose from the fact that if you apply logic strictly to common sense you find that one thing cannot change with time and remain one. So for Heraclitus only change is real, and for Parmenides only the One is. Plato's world of forms is Parmenidean: the forms are unchanging and perfect. And the empirical world is largely illusory, including the illusion of change.
Rationalism goes along with Plato. Rationalist philosophy begins with the fact of illusion and the need to both explain it and correct it. This is done with the representational theory of perception, in which real objects cause images (representations) of themselves in the brains of perceivers; in so far as the images are untrue to their originals, so are they illusions, or misrepresentations. This theory is bolstered by the fact that every empirical object, if you think carefully about it, is a structure of sensations; but all sensations are manufactured in the brain, so that the empirical world is inside your head, and this seems absurd since it is obvious that all empirical objects are outside our heads.
Herein lies the basic disagreement between rationalists and empiricists.
Empiricists side with common sense and say that the empirical world is real, in the sense of existing whether perceived or not; but they cannot satisfactorily explain illusions or the sensational character of empirical objects. Rationalists can explain these, but seemingly at great cost to common sense. This was resolved by Leibniz, who realised that if every empirical thing that we perceive is an image of reality, rather than reality itself, then our own empirical bodies are images and so we have two bodies (as well as two worlds): they are the noumenal body and the empirical body. (I use the word noumenal here because the word real is so ambiguous; it means known by the mind, as opposed to the empirical, which means known by the senses.) Consequently your entire empirical world (which is always limited by horizons of the moment, such as the blue sky) is contained in your noumenal head. So beyond the blue sky is your noumenal skull. Rationalists are very rare these days in philosophy departments but common in physics departments, where they are called theorists. Theoretical science describes the underlying causes of empirical things, and these underlying causes are noumenal. (But I do not know of any theorists who take this to its logical conclusion and put their noumenal skulls beyond all horizons of the moment.)
Kant had two theories. In his youth he was a Leibnizian and wrote of two worlds, noumenal and phenomenal (i.e. empirical), but later, after he read David Hume, who 'awoke him from his dogmatic slumbers,' he tried to reconcile empiricism and rationalism. He failed. Like Hume, he finished up on the slippery slope to solipsism, with nothing but dogmatic common sense preventing him from sliding all the way down. And like Leibniz he retained two worlds but insisted that the noumenal world was radically unknowable, and he failed to recognise Leibniz' distinction between our noumenal and phenomenal bodies.
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Steve G. says:
Plato's Forms are abstract high level ideals of notions such as 1) virtue, justice, wisdom, and 2) equality, likeness, unity, and 3) heat, cold, tallness, and 4) hair, clay, dirt (from the Parmenides). Forms evolved in Plato's writings from Socratic vagueness in the early dialogues to Parmenidean oneness in the Phaedo to logically relational objects, 'beings', in the Sophist and the Philebus.
Forms are described in the Divided Line (the Republic) as metaphysically distinct objects of thought that are separate from illusional sensibles and particular objects, and also separate from logical and mathematical structures.
This complexity created a number of important, as yet unresolved philosophical puzzles of particular objects and participation of these objects in the Forms. The motivation is that neither thought nor communication are held possible without some version of Plato's Forms and related particulars.
The relation between the four parts of the Divided Line was never un-puzzled by Plato. However, he was working on resolving these metaphysically transcendent problems throughout the late dialogues.
Although Plato himself never formulated any such thing, the Line, the Cave, and the problem of participation are often taken to be a 'Theory of Forms'.
So now, to reformulate the original question, rationalism, empiricism, and Kant are attempts to develop or to improve on Aristotle's philosophy. Aristotle held particular objects to be real in a reversal of Plato's preference for the permanent world of ideas. This is already well described by the preceding answer and comment.
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I do not take Kant to have failed, slippery slope to solipsism? And I have a doubt, as to what 'dogmatic common sense' is supposed to be, especially if it is being attributed to Kant. You offer that 'Empiricists side with common sense and say that the empirical world is real, in the sense of existing whether perceived or not..' I would categorize Kant as an Empricist, by this definition, though I think you would not. But what is 'dogmatic common sense'?
I'm puzzling a bit over whether/how common sense is even capable of grasping the 'sense', of dogma? The best that I can do w/this, is that you think Kant's reliance on sophisticated technical instruments of predication results in garbage, but thankfully, he didn't entirely give in to this temptation or predilection, though he didn't have a way of justifying to himself that he didn't entirely give in. That is, we're used to the idea of fighting dogma with common sense, but Kant had, strictly speaking, no common sense, because he did not consciously value common sense. He only had, then, 'dogmatic common sense'.
If Kant finished on the slippery slope to solipsism, then I suppose that you can take a few short solipsistic steps further from some notion in Kant. And if the notion in question is something like ''one is the world, the universe', then I would understand what you mean. In this case, that would be because you might then take the view, or produce the theory, that only the self really exists, or can be known.
However, as I understand Kant, he would say that if a statement of the nature of absolute reality was ever made, it would be almost always be the product of what we listen to or observe in the physical, external world. I'll add that I'm of course not completely innocent of interpretations of Kant, that have him saying something like that we (materialists) cannot trust the physical universe to give us the absolute truth. I've even encountered the interpretation that Kant had serious solipsistic sympathies. He has interlocutors who accused him of this, in so many words, during his life, by those who categorized him as taking something like idealism on its merits or whatever else and arguing from there, while meanwhile idealism may be characterised as solipsism or ´on the slippery slope towards solipsism´ and such like. I don't know if you are familiar with Kant's quote-unquote 'refutation of idealism'.
Obviously, I bother because I think, at least, that Kant was broadly onto something..what I want to accomplish, is to let you know that while his ideas have been challenged strongly over the years and are unlikely to be true down to every detail, I am not satisfied that you have explored the Kantian alternative for what it really is (in case this might bother you).
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Q: Shuffle an Array and Return a New One in JS I want to know how to shuffle an array and return a NEW array. So far I have seen this solution in Stack Overflow:
How to randomize (shuffle) a JavaScript array?
This solution works perfectly in returning the same array shuffled, but I don't really understand why. Can anyone explain this and help me revise it so that it returns a new array?
Thanks!

A: The easiest way I know of to create a copy of an array is using:
var newArray = [].concat(originalArray);

You could perform that in the first line of most of the solutions on the linked answer and you would be getting a new array back with the original untouched. Here is a modified version of the top rated answer on the linked question:
function shuffle(originalArray) {
  var array = [].concat(originalArray);
  var currentIndex = array.length, temporaryValue, randomIndex;

  // While there remain elements to shuffle...
  while (0 !== currentIndex) {

    // Pick a remaining element...
    randomIndex = Math.floor(Math.random() * currentIndex);
    currentIndex -= 1;

    // And swap it with the current element.
    temporaryValue = array[currentIndex];
    array[currentIndex] = array[randomIndex];
    array[randomIndex] = temporaryValue;
  }

  return array;
}

A: Maybe useful for you

var original = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'g'];
var copy = [].concat(original);
copy.sort(function(){
  return 0.5 - Math.random();
});
console.log(copy);

A: If you want to use 3rd party library, Lodash is very good for this.
Just use _.shuffle(), to get new array.

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In comments, filed in response to a public notice issued May 17 by the agency's Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, NAB said the commission has "failed altogether to acknowledge" that serious engineering concerns must be addressed before moving forward.
"The band plan options introduced in the Notice skirt this issue (co- and adjacent-channel interference) entirely, evidently favoring academic economic flexibility over real-world engineering," NAB said.
At the heart of NAB's concern is that the Wireless Bureau's does not adopt the "down from 51" approach which is "overwhelmingly" favored as an alternative to the notice's "split" band plan. According to NAB, "…the Notice asserts that the 'Down from 51' approach 'limit[s] the amount of market variation that can be achieved," or put differently, constrains the Commission's ability to 'offer[] varying amounts of spectrum in different geographic locations, depending on the spectrum available.'"
Thus, what is driving the band plan proposals in the notice is "a nearly singular desire to permit the repurposing of different amounts of spectrum in different markets," the comments said.
The association acknowledged the agency's interest in looking for ways to permit intermittent market variability, the comments said, but to do so, requires the commission to "first grapple with the serious engineering challenges" that will be faced.
NAB said it and others have raised concerns with the agency about broadcasters and wireless carriers operating on the same and adjacent channels in neighboring markets. Not adequately addressing co- and adjacent-channel interference concerns could undermine the success of the incentive auction, it said.
NAB pointed to Auction 73 as an example of the deleterious effect of failing to resolve interference issues reducing auction proceeds. In the instance of Auction 73, "the 700MHz A block sold for only about 40 percent of the amount the B block did in the same auction," it said.
According to NAB, the notice and the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking in this proceeding "scarcely acknowledge that separation distances — indeed, quite large ones — will be needed to mitigate inherent interference between broadcasts and wireless carriers operating on the same or adjacent channels."
The problems are compounded by other factors, NAB said. The likelihood that 5MHz blocks will be used rather than the 6MHz blocks used for TV channels and that Economic Areas rather than Designated Market Areas will likely be used as geographic building blocks, dramatically magnifies the interference issue, NAB said.
Achieving Congress's goals of more spectrum for mobile broadband and more revenue for the government can only be achieved by a nationwide band play, which "is the only proven way to eliminate widespread harmful interference."


Muffy the Mouse: This is a recorded poem, sorry, but there's no one ho-em.
I remember this show! I used to watch it back when I was little. It took place after-hours in the childrens' department of a mall, and was complete with a living manequin, kids, a mouse named.. Fifi or something just as cute, a puppet security guard... and lots of kid fun! I remember one episode when the security guard had to go to either the ear or eye doctor. I was hoping there would be a cast list posted here. Oh well, maybe in the future.


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Former inmate now advocates for prisoners in Nevada
John Witherow, a former Nevada state prison inmate, now is president of the Nevada chapter of CURE, a prisoner advocacy group.
John Witherow discusses the work that NV Cure is doin
By	Katelyn Newberg	/ Las Vegas Review-Journal
Updated January 10, 2020 - 12:20 am
John Witherow, president of Nevada's Citizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants, NV Cure, shares about his journey in prison, at the NV Cure headquarters in Las Vegas on Friday, Nov. 22, 2019. (Elizabeth Page Brumley/Las Vegas Review-Journal) @EliPagePhoto
John Witherow, president of Nevada's Citizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants, NV Cure, discusses the work that NV Cure is doing at the non-profit's headquarters in Las Vegas on Friday, Nov. 22, 2019. (Elizabeth Page Brumley/Las Vegas Review-Journal) @EliPagePhoto
John Witherow said that after his first prison sentence in 1967, it didn't take long for him to become a mean, dangerous man. Over the next 40 years, only three were spent on the outside.
By the time he was sentenced in Nevada, there was no hope for Witherow — he was in for life. It took a state Supreme Court ruling, his self-taught skills as a jailhouse lawyer and a sizable settlement from the Nevada Department of Corrections for Witherow to get out of prison and change his life.
"I just learned to fight in a different manner," he said during an interview in November.
Now 70, Witherow has been on the outside for more than nine years. A self-admitted former "problem child," who said his most serious conviction was attempted murder for shooting at an officer, now runs Nevada's chapter of the nonprofit Citizen's United for Rehabilitation of Errants, also called CURE.
"Prisoners in Nevada never had a group on the outside that communicated with them on a regular basis about what's going on or who they can call for assistance: We provide that service," he said.
Witherow took over the Nevada chapter of the prisoner advocacy organization within a year of being released on parole in Nevada. The former prisoner — who spent time incarcerated in Michigan, California and Nevada — now answers dozens of inmate letters a week, works with attorneys to file class-action lawsuits and meets with the highest-up in Nevada's Department of Corrections.
James Dzurenda, former director of the department, who resigned in August, said Witherow helped him address problems in the prison system.
"John was a great tool for that because the inmate population trusts him, and if John said to trust me, they would do it," Dzurenda said during a phone call in December. "It was such a big deal to have him working together with us."
Dzurenda said Witherow was an important person to him during his time as director because he knew what was happening in the facilities.
"John's like the filter for that. He never came to me with any minor stuff," Dzurenda said. "He made sure that if he's bringing it to my level, he's bringing me the stuff that he really believes is a serious issue."
Connection to the outside
Witherow was matter-of-fact about everything from the problems with the criminal justice system to his own checkered past during an interview at a central valley law firm.
All of the chapter's mail goes through the law office, and Witherow said he and his volunteers work hard to try and answer every inmate.
He said he also distributes a newsletter every two months to Nevada's seven major prison facilities. The newsletter contains copies of criminal justice news articles, list of resources for inmates and the occasional plea from Witherow for prisoners to call him with information.
The newsletter networking is how Witherow gathered nearly 100 cases of inmates who say they are not receiving proper medication for their chronic hepatitis C. He gathered two strong cases and helped file a class action lawsuit against the state prison system in October, making Nevada the latest state to face a lawsuit on the issue.
But more importantly, the newsletter lets inmates feel connected to outside.
"They've got somebody that will answer their questions and somebody who will help them," Witherow said about the inmates he talks with. "Somebody who they can call and find out what's going on."
'You judge people by their conduct'
Witherow said his history includes armed robbery, weapons charges, and attempted murder of a police officer, which happened while he was trying to make off with a suitcase of cash during an armed robbery.
He fired toward an officer who cut off his getaway car, he said. It was 1974.
He was convicted on an armed robbery charge in Nevada after robbing a jewelry store and got a habitual criminal enhancement tacked on to his sentence because of his prior felonies. He was sentenced to life in prison without parole, which was later overturned by the state Supreme Court, and he was resentenced to life with the possibility of parole, he said.
He was released after 26 years, and if all goes according to plan, his parole will be up in 2020, he said.
Witherow said he doesn't hide his record. He said that without being asked, he told his neighbor of his multiple prison sentences. The man was glad he heard it from Witherow.
"I would rather tell somebody about me then have somebody else tell them about me," Witherow said. "I think you judge people by their conduct."
In prison at 17
Witherow grew up with four siblings in the suburbs of Detroit. Witherow said his father abused him — "He beat me until I could beat him."
He hung out with kids whose fathers and brothers were "gang-bangers" and began stealing cars at 14. His first run-in with the cops when he was a juvenile was for stealing a 1966 Mustang, he said.
Going to prison at 17 just made his mental health problems worse, Witherow said.
"I was an emotionally disturbed young man," he said. "I should have had some type of mental health treatment."
Witherow was incarcerated in Michigan during the 1971 Attica Prison riot in New York. At the time, Witherow said he was already involved with organizations who were "trying to overthrow the government and change the world," and inside the prison he was involved in "various sabotage activities."
After the famous riot, facilities were redesigned to prevent takeovers, and guards became more fearful, Witherow said. But he was also inspired to do something.
"In about 1972 I started going to the law library and doing legal work, and throughout the rest of my life I've done legal work," he said. "I'm not a lawyer, but I do have substantial knowledge of the law."
Because Witherow was "big enough and tough enough" to avoid being forced into a prison gang, he did legal work for anyone who needed it. Even if gang leaders didn't like it.
"I'll do legal work for whoever I want. If you don't like it, go get your knife, I got mine," he said with a laugh, remembering how he used to think in prison.
He has sued the Nevada Department of Corrections multiple times, including one lawsuit over administrators assuming someone would test positive for drugs if they refused a urine sample, Witherow said.
That lawsuit awarded him $3,000. By the time he was paroled and moved to Michigan in 2010, he had about $45,000 from another lawsuit with the prison system. The money helped keep him out of trouble, he said.
"Instead of jumping over bank counters, which I'm too old to do anymore, I do something constructive with my time and try to help the people out that are underprivileged, or being abused, or in bad conditions in the prison system," he said.
'He really, really cares'
Witherow and his partner, a former schoolteacher who met Witherow while working with another prisoner advocacy organization, now live near Fresno, California. He could have stopped worrying about the criminal justice system. He could have been content to sit on his porch and feed the deer — a small joy he didn't get on the inside.
Instead, he makes the six-hour drive to Las Vegas periodically to help run the nonprofit chapter. Travis Barrick, a lawyer at the firm where the organization's mail is sent to, said Witherow is deeply passionate.
"He really, really cares about the conditions of confinement," Barrick said. "That people still have rights. He really, really cares."
Throughout his work with CURE, Witherow has met with multiple state and federal officials. He said that while he was incarcerated, he never thought that an inmate would be able to reach the decision-makers he has.
Witherow has lofty goals, including abolishing the death penalty, setting maximum sentences at 60 years and breaking the gangs' influences in prisons. He said if people would look at those in the inmate population — which he still considers himself one of— as human, his job would be easier.
He said that the stories of injustice — an inmate who was beaten by guards with a pillowcase over his head or a woman sentenced to eight years for shoplifting a $35 item — haven't worn him down. He could "retire," but the work is worth it.
"The work is hard, but it's rewarding in that you're helping people," he said.
Contact Katelyn Newberg at knewberg@reviewjournal.com or 702-383-0240. Follow @k_newberg on Twitter.
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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Trials and Tribulations
3DS, DS, iPad, PC, PlayStation 4, Switch, Wii, Xbox One
United States October 23 2007 by Capcom
Digital May 1 2010 by Capcom
Project status: RELEASED. Project status: RELEASED.
The third installment in the popular courtroom battle series from Japan features the completion of Phoenix Wright's story, as players explore both the past and present of the idiosyncratic lawyer. This time, Phoenix will face the toughest prosecutor yet as the mysterious hard-boiled "Godot" will try to take him down at any cost.
Originally released in English on the Nintendo DS. Later ported for release on WiiWare in 2010.
4.5 stars: "A superb game that excels in just about every area, held back only by one or two notable flaws or a collection of smaller ones that prevent the game from earning full marks."
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Nichols junior Brodie Altiere started for the Bison and was on the hook for the loss, recording three innings where he gave up four runs on two hits, one walk, and one hit batter, while dishing out five strikeouts. Freshman Brendan Duffy delivered an inning of no-hit ball in relief, stranding his one walked batter at third base.
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