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Article III Standing, Disability Rights
Impact Fund Files Amicus On Behalf Of Military's Diabetic Kids
Chanel Cornett, Summer Law Clerk (left) and Daniel Nesbit, Law Fellow
In the United States, 193,000 children under the age of 20 have been diagnosed with diabetes, a disease that requires daily treatment. Many of these children live on military bases where the only reliable and quality childcare for military and civilian families is the Army's Child, Youth, and School Services (CYSS) facilities. In 2016, the United States Army's policy was to bar CYSS personnel from providing essential diabetes accommodations, such as counting carbohydrates, administering insulin, and administering glucagon injections. As long as the policy is in place, children with diabetes cannot participate safely in Army CYSS programs and, as such, are excluded from all daycare services, in-home child care services, programs for students and teens, summer camps, and youth sports programs on military bases throughout the country. The American Diabetes Association (ADA), through their counsel, Disability Rights Advocates, brought suit against the Army (M.W. et al v. United States Department of the Army et al) alleging that this policy excludes children with diabetes by violating the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in federal government programs.
In the US, 193,000 children have diabetes
During litigation, the Army revised its policy to provide accommodations after a lengthy review process. The ADA filed an amended complaint challenging the new policy.
The district court dismissed the case, holding that the ADA lacked standing to challenge the new policy. The district court's reasoning in reaching this conclusion is notable for two reasons. First, the district court applied a quantitative standard for what constitutes sufficient injury to establish standing, finding that the ADA had not alleged sufficient harm. Second, it weighed the ADA's alleged injury relative to its resources. The ADA appealed to the Ninth Circuit, arguing that it properly had standing to challenge the Army's policy.
We agree. That is why we filed an amicus brief, joined by AARP, AARP Foundation, Animal Legal Defense Fund, Bay Area Legal Aid, Civil Rights Education and Enforcement Center, Law Foundation of Silicon Valley, Legal Aid Association of California, Legal Aid at Work, Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, Legal Services for Prisoners with Children, National Women's Law Center, Public Interest Law Project, Southern Poverty Law Center, and Worksafe, Inc, that challenges the reasoning of the district court and highlights the importance of organizational standing in civil rights enforcement.
As we explain, standing is like a light switch; a plaintiff has either alleged an identifiable injury or not. The concept of Article III standing is used by the courts to distinguish between a dispute that is properly before the court, rather than an abstract interest intended to be addressed by the legislature. Given this, the Supreme Court and the Ninth Circuit have consistently held that a minimal injury is sufficient to confer standing and have never weighed one's injury relative to their resources. However, the district court erroneously imposed a quantitative threshold that requires a plaintiff to allege enough injury.We also argue that weighing an organization's alleged injury relative to its resources is unsupported by precedent and has broad implications beyond just organizational plaintiffs because it would require different showings of harm depending on a plaintiff's wealth or resources.
Furthermore, a heightened standard threatens the important role of organizations in civil rights enforcement. In the Ninth Circuit, organizational plaintiffs have frequently shined a light on and challenged civil rights violations harming disempowered, marginalized communities including denying access to vote for poor and disabled people (National Council of La Raza v. Cegavske), making it a criminal offense to conceal, harbor, shield, or transport unlawful aliens (Valle del Sol Inc. v. Whiting), and discriminating against black prospective tenants (Fair Hous. of Marin v. Combs). Organizations like the ones in these cases are able to stand in the place of, or alongside, individual plaintiffs to ensure compliance with civil rights laws.
In short, imposing an arbitrary quantitative and comparative standing inquiry effectively erodes the ADA's, and other organizations', ability to protect marginalized communities and to ensure that civil rights violations are brought to light.
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"Perception is the process whereby sensory stimulation is translated into organized experience The experience or percept is the joint product of the stimulation and the process itself".
Relations found between various types of stimulation (e.g., obnoxious odour and sound waves) and their associated percepts suggest inferences that can be made about the properties of the stimulus and theories of perceiving then can be developed on the basis of these inferences. Because the perceptual process is not directly observable (except to the perceiver himself, whose percepts are given directly in experience), the validity of perceptual theories can be checked only indirectly. That is, predictions derived from theory are compared with appropriate empirical data, quite often through experimental research.
To technologists human perception and the mechanism of perception provides a source of inspiration for developing systems, which can emulate perceptual processes for solving complex problems. Also, properties of perceptual processes are exploited for developing processes and products, which are efficient and meet demands of human expectations. Based on these motivations, engineering research disciplines with overlapping spheres of interest have emerged over last decade which are referred to as Perception Engineering.
To this end, focused attention in the topic called Artificial Olfaction or Machine Olfaction is visible amongst the researchers all over the world Research on the topic of Machine Olfaction has steered the emergence of innovative gadgets like electronic nose (E-Nose) and electronic tongue (E-Tongue). By intelligent integration of multitudes of technologies like chemo metrics, microelectronics and advanced soft computing, human olfaction has been successfully mimicked by such new techniques called machine olfaction. But the very essence of such research and development efforts has centered on development of customized electronic nose and electronic tongue solutions specific to individual applications. In fact, research trends as of date clearly points to the fact that a machine olfaction system as versatile, universal and broadband as human nose may not be feasible in the decades to come. But application specific solutions may definitely be demonstrated and commercialized by modulation in sensor design and fine-tuning the soft computing solutions.
Dr. Nabarun Bhattacharyya is Associate Director in Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), Kolkata, India, which is a premier R&D Institute under Department of Information Technology, Government of India. He is a Ph.D from Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India. He has authored more than 100 papers in peer-reviewed journals and conferences and two book chapters on the topics electronic nose, electronic vision and electronic tongue. His research areas focus on machine olfaction, soft computing, pattern recognition embedded systems for agricultural and environmental applications. He is a member of IEEE.
Hartmut Ewald is a Professor of Technical Electronics and Sensor Techniques in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology at University of Rostock, Germany since 2001. He graduated as an Electrical Engineer in 1978, and received a doctorate in Physics 1983 and the Habilitated Doctor's degree in 1991. From 1992 -2001 he was a Professor of Measurement and Sensor Techniques at the University of Wismar, Germany.
His main research fields are pattern recognition, measurement instrumentation & control and non-destructive testing (Magnetic leakage flux, eddy current and ultrasonic sensors). He received the Marie-Curie-Research Grant (Marie-Curie Fellowship) from the European Union on the University of Limerick, Ireland, in 1998. He is a member of the German Society of Non-Destructive Testing and a member of the Organizing Committee of annual ANNIE Conferences (Artificial Neural Networks In Engineering).
In the fields of materials science and engineering, there are growing demands for monitoring temperature and its distribution of heated materials. This is because transient temperature states are closely related to the material behavior and properties. Although conventional techniques using thermocouples or infrared radiation are used for temperature measurements, they are not always acceptable for some applications such as industrial materials processes. Ultrasound, because of its sensitivity to temperature, is expected to be an alternative means for measuring temperature. In this work, new ultrasonic methods for monitoring temperature distributions of heated materials are presented. The method consists of ultrasonic pulse-echo measurements and an inverse analysis for determining a one-dimensional temperature distribution. To demonstrate the practical feasibility of the method, several experiments with heated materials up to 520 K have been made and successful results of temperature profiling during heating and cooling are obtained. In addition, laser ultrasound scanning methods for monitoring surface temperature distributions of heated materials are proposed and their potentials for non-contact monitoring are demonstrated. Thus, it is highly expected that the ultrasonic thermometry is a promising means for on-line temperature profiling of industrial materials processed at high temperatures.
Ikuo Ihara is a Professor of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Nagaoka University of Technology, Nagaoka, Japan. He is also chairing the graduate course of the department. His current research interests include ultrasonic measurements, nondestructive testing and evaluation, and materials characterization. He received his B.E. and M.E. in Mechanical Engineering from Nagaoka University of Technology in 1982 and 1984, respectively and Ph.D. degrees in Materials Science from the University of Tokyo in 1996. He was a Canadian Government Visiting Research Fellow at National Research Council of Canada, Montreal, Canada from 1997 to 1999. He has participated in 55 Research Projects, 26 of them funded by Industry. He has authored and co authored more than 80 refereed journal papers, 75 contributions to international conferences, 7 book chapters and 41 patents. Dr. Ihara has received many research awards such as Best Paper Awards of ASMP2006 and USE2006 in 2006 and 2007, respectively, the Division Award from JSME in 2008, and Excellent Performance Medal from JSME in 2009. He was the Organizing Committee Chair of JSMS annual conference 2006 and M&P2007 and the Track Chair of ICM&P2008. Currently, Dr. Ihara is serving as the Scientific Committee Chair of ICM&P2011 and LU2012, and the General Chair of ASMP2012.
MOS Gas Sensors: What determines our choice?
Numerous researches have shown that a characteristic of solid-state gas sensors is the reversible interaction of the gas with the surface of Metal Oxide Semiconductor (MOS) materials. In addition to the conductivity change of gas-sensing material, the detection of this reaction can be performed by measuring the change of capacitance, work function, mass, optical characteristics or reaction energy released by the gas/solid interaction. Various materials, synthesized in the form of porous ceramics, and deposited in the form of thick or thin films, are used as active layers in such gas-sensing devices. However, in spite of so big variety of approaches to MOS gas sensor design the basic operation principles of all gas sensors above mentioned are similar for all the devices. As a rule, chemical processes, which detect the gas by means of selective chemical reaction with a reagent, mainly utilize MOS chemical detection principles. The analysis of various parameters of metal oxides and the search of criteria, which could be used during material selection for MOS gas sensor applications, were the main objectives of this review. For these purposes the correlation between electro-physical (band gap, electroconductivity, type of conductivity, oxygen diffusion), thermodynamic, surface, electronic, structural properties, catalytic activity and gas-sensing characteristics of metal oxides designed for solid-state sensors was established. It has been discussed the role of metal oxide manufacturability, chemical activity, and parameter's stability in sensing material choice as well.
Dr. G. H. Jain is the Head & Associate Professor Department of Physics, at MVP's Arts, Comm. And Science College, Nandgaon, India. He received M.Sc. in Physics from University of Pune, Pune and a Ph.D. in Materials Science from Pratap College, Amalner, North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon, India. He has published many research articles in the journal of international repute. His areas of interest are: Pervoskites for gas sensors, Nanomaterials, thick and thin films. He delivered invited talks at MS&T 2008, USA, EUROMAT 2009, UK, ICST 2010, Italy and MINM-2010, Egypt. He is the Member of Board of Studies in Physics at University of Pune, Pune. He is honored as a "Best Teacher Award" for his research work in rural area by the University of Pune.
2020 is a special number that indicates a key ceiling for struggling against air pollution in Europe. It means reduction of 20% of pollutants within year 2020. This idea of ceiling must be supported by advances in technologies that cover many fields, notably, efficiency in transportation, low energy consumption, efficiency in industrial processes, reduction of potential pollutants during specific activities, etc. Sensors and network of sensors are necessary for data validation, especially, for air monitoring. Several examples of data acquisition and post-processing will be presented and correlated to sensors and network of sensors. The examples will be also related to the kinds of gaseous pollutants to be held under control. Mono-parameter and multi-parameter configuration of sensors and network of sensors will be presented.
Aimé Lay-Ekuakille has a permanent position at the University of Salento (Italy) University & post-academic studies: Master Degree in Electronic Engineering, Master Degree in Clinical Engineering, Ph.D in Electronic Engineering, Post Degree in Environmental Impact Assessment. Professional & scientific aspects: He has been Director of different private companies in the field of: Industrial plants, Environment Measurements, Nuclear and Biomedical Measurements; he was director of Health & Environment municipal department. He has been a technical advisor of Italian government for high risk plants. From 1993 up to 2001, he was adjunct professor of Measurements and control systems. He joined the Department of Innovation Engineering (University of Salento) in september 2000 in the Measurement & Instrumentation Group. Since 2003, he became the leader of the scientific group; hence he is the co-ordinator of Measurement and Instrumentation Lab in Lecce. He has been appointed as UE Commission senior expert for FP-VI (2009-2013). He is still: chair of IEEE -sponsored SCI/SSD Conference and member of Transactions on SSD editorial board, Guest Editor of IEEE Sensors Journal, associate editor of International Journal on Smart Sensing and Intelligent Systems, and of other international journals. He co-chaired the ICST2010. He is the founder and the Editor-in-Chief of the "International Journal of Measurement Technologies and Instrumentation Engineering" (IJMTIE) published by the US IGI Global (Hershey, Pennsylvania, USA). His main researches regard Environmental, Industrial and Biomedical Instrumentation & measurements, and Nanotechnology applied to Instrumentation.
E. Lewis1, U. Timm1,2, G. Leen1, J. Kraitl2, H. Ewald2, D. McGrath 3,G. Shorten4, A. Broderick4, M. Cahill4.
A non-invasive optical sensor system for the in vivo measurement of total haemoglobin based on a study of patients undergoing cardiac surgery is reported. The optical sensor, developed at University of Limerick, Ireland utilises 3 LEDs and a single wavelength sensitive photodetector which are mounted in a compact clip worn on the finger of the patient. The photoplethysmographic signals are processed in a microcontroller unit connected to the finger clip and worn on the arm of the patient. The resultant signals are transmitted wirelessly to a clinical base station where they are displayed, recorded and stored for further clinical analysis. The novel development offers a robust method for real time measurement of total haemoglobin in actual patients in the clinical environment. Results are presented from these clinical tests and are compared to 'gold standard' in-vitro methods of haemoglobin concentration.
Elfed Lewis graduated with BEng (Hons) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Liverpool University in 1978 and was awarded his PhD from the same institution in 1981. In 1996 he joined University of Limerick at which time he formed the Optical Fibre Sensors Research Centre. He is Associate Professor and Director of the Optical Fibre Sensors Research Centre, which he founded in 1996. He is Fellow of Institute of Physics, IET, BCS and Senior member IEEE. He has authored and co authored more than 60 journal papers and made in excess of 200 contributions to international conferences. The Optical Fibre Sensors Research Centre under the leadership of Professor Lewis is engaged in investigating sensors for environmental monitoring (e.g. water quality, vehicle exhaust emissions,), food quality assessment and parameters of high power microwave sources (e.g. Electric Field, Electron Beam proximity) and medical devices. In 2005 he was recipient of the University of Limerick Special Achievement in Research Award and was a Fulbright Scholar with CREOL (University of Central Florida) in 2008. For the previous two IEEE Sensors conferences (2009 and 2010) he has been Europe and Africa regional chair of the Technical Programme Committee and is General Chair for 2011.
In recent years there have been significant advances in robot-assisted minimally invasive surgical (MIS) procedures. However, while robot-assisted MIS represents significant improvements over traditional MIS, it does not provide the surgeon with sense of touch from the operating interface. Many robotic surgical applications require active interactions with complex dynamic environments such as soft tissue. A fundamental understanding and sensing of the interaction dynamics between the surgical system and the environment is an essential element in accurately controlling such systems. The sensing of forces at the robot-tissue interface is a very challenging research problem. In this presentation we survey a number of force and stiffness sensors developed for surgical robotic systems. These include force and stiffness sensors based on fibre-optic and pneumatic technologies.
Lakmal Seneviratne is Professor of Robotics at Khalifa University, UAE. He is also a Professor of Mechatronics at King's College London. He was the founding Director of the Centre for Mechatronics at KCL, from 1994 till 2005. He was the Head of the Division of Engineering at KCL from 2004-2009. His main research interests are centred on robotics and automation, with particular emphasis on increasing the autonomy of robotic systems interacting with complex dynamic environments. He has published over 250 peer reviewed articles on these topics.
In order to utilize the available spectrum more efficiently, cognitive radio systems have been proposed. Spectrum sharing in cognitive radios allows unlicensed users to share the licensed spectrum during the absence of primary users. For achieving best spectral efficiency and non-interference with primary users, it is important to accurately detect the presence/absence of primary users. For this purpose, the solutions learned within the framework of decentralized detection in sensor networks have been considered. In this talk, we survey various approaches and the results obtained for primary user detection in cognitive radio networks.
Dr. Ramanarayanan ('Vish') Viswanathan obtained his B.E. degree in Electronics and Communication from University of Madras, India in 1975, M.E. degree in Electrical Communication from Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India in 1977, and Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering from Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX in 1983. Since 1983 he has been with Southern Illinois University Carbondale, where he is a Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering. He was the Interim Dean of the College of Engineering, SIUC, from January 2008 until November 15, 2010.
Dr. Viswanathan was involved in several digital communications projects while working as a deputy engineer at Bharat Electronics Limited, Bangalore, India from 1977 through 1980. His research interests are in sensor networks, statistical signal processing, and wireless communications. He is a Fellow of IEEE.


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Cleaning your home doesn't have to involve spending a lot of money for expensive commercial products. Use easily handy common household supplies to make your home shine.
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Winter time is a season to enjoy fellowship with friends. In our neighborhood, we have winter potluck meals at different houses. The hostess prepares the main dish while the guests prepare sides and desserts. The meal is followed with games and you're talking about local issues and plans for the Spring. The potlucks are a great way to develop deeper friendships with our neighbors during a calm part of the year.
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Vivica A. Fox, 54, addressed what she is now looking for in a potential partner during an episode of the CBS talk show Face the Truth TV this week.
Fox, who co-hosts the show with attorney Areva Martin, clinical psychologist Dr. Judy Ho, Judge Mary Chrzanowski and life coach Rosie Mercado, used her past relationship issues to give advice to an audience member.
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The dance version of Ibsen's drama Gengangere has become a signature work and an export commodity for the Norwegian National Ballet. The production is now returning to the Main Stage!
It is not often that a Norwegian dance production receives as much international attention as the Norwegian National Ballet's production of Ibsen's Ghosts. The performance has thrilled audiences and critics both in Norway and abroad. "A powerful experience," wrote VG after the original premiere in 2014. The magazine Dance Europe called the production "an extraordinary accomplishment" and proclaimed it the best premiere of the season. The Norwegian National Ballet has since toured with Ibsen's Ghosts to Houston, Berlin, Vienna, Shanghai and Hong Kong.
Dark secrets
Norwegian audiences now have a new opportunity to experience the dance drama in a venue created especially for it, the Main House of the Oslo Opera House. This is where the Norwegian National Ballet dances the dark secrets of the past in scenes that are both harrowing and tender. The result is an intense experience in which Ibsen's story directly impacts our emotional state through the language of dance – to the accompaniment Nils Petter Molvær's music, which he performs personally on stage.
"Gengangere is a genuine thriller in which the characters learn increasingly more about their own history. It's about how the unspoken can grow and become insurmountable. It takes considerable courage to confront a lifelong lie and sometimes it is too late," says Director Marit Moum Aune, who created the performance together with choreographer Cina Espejord.
Signature piece on film
Moum Aune was nominated for the best libretto in the renowned Prix Benois de la Danse, while Espejord received the Norwegian Dance Critics Award for the choreography. Ghosts was also made into a movie by the French film company Bel Air and has been shown at several international film festivals.
Ibsen's Ghosts is being performed in the Main Stage right before Hedda Gabler. Both were created in close collaboration with the dancers and both are signature pieces for the Norwegian National Ballet.
Free introduction in Norwegian one hour before the performance.
Theatrical smoke is used during this production.
Creation and Direction
Marit Moum Aune
Choreograpy
Cina Espejord
Nils Petter Molvær
Even Børsum
Ingrid Nylander
Kristin Bredal
The Norwegian National Ballet, Nils Petter Molvær, The Ballet School
Fru Alving
Pastor Manders
Engstrand
Kári Freyr Bjørnsson
Aarne Kristian Ruutu
Osvald / Hr. Alving
Ung Fru Alving
Natasha Jones
Ung Pastor Manders
Jonathan Olofsson
Synopsis Ibsen's Ghosts
Mrs Helene Alving's son Osvald has returned home ten years after his father's death to attend the opening of the new orphanage
that was built in his memory. The carpenter Engstrand seeks goodwill from his daughter Regine, who is unaware that she is the illegitimate child of Mr Alving. Regine is now a maid employed by Mrs Alving. Pastor Manders arrives. He is an old friend of the family who years ago persuaded Mrs Alving to stay with her husband. She now reveals her husband's shameless philandering and adultery. Shortly after, she overhears Osvald and Regine flirting: The two siblings seem to be getting close.
Mrs Alving wishes to send Regine away. Engstrand tells the pastor that he is not Regine's natural father, and Osvald reveals his serious illness to his mother. According to the doctor, Osvald must have been infected through his father, who had contracted the illness through debauchery. Suddenly a fire starts in the orphanage.
Mrs Alving is not overly concerned that the orphanage has burned down. Osvald tells Regine about his illness but anyhow asks her to be his companion. Mrs Alving then reveals the truth about Mr Alving being Regine's biological father and that she and Osvald are half siblings. Regine leaves the house for good. Osvald asks his mother to take his life when the illness gets worse. He then has a serious attack.
Friday 24. January
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Anybody who has ever been to a live sporting event should easily recognize Queen's arena-rock anthem "We Will Rock You". It is a song of praise, support, and unfaltering loyalty to your team, sung at the top of your lungs with patriotic fervor. Every country has one of these songs, every club in the English Premier League, and every college basketball team. Recently, over the past couple of years, Jewish Young Adults across the lands have found their own anthem in "I Gotta Feeling", by the Black Eyed Peas.
From mega-bars in Tel Aviv, to wedding receptions in London; from Hillel mixers to your little cousin's Bat Mitzvah, "I Gotta Feeling" has become the de rigueur theme song wherever JYAs are present. Interestingly, there is no direct correlation between any members of the Black Eyed Peas and JYAs. None of the members of the band are Members of the Tribe, none went on a Birthright trip, and none of them went to the Matzah Ball. Yet their song has resonated with the hearts and booties of JYAs everywhere.
One possible explanation for this unprecedented coupling is that the song features references to things all JYAs recognize in the chorus. Specifically, the band makes the dubious rhyme of "Fill up my cup / Mazal Tov". Such a blatant reference from such a popular non-Jewish band is enough to get the heart of any JYA palpitating. Then, as an additional bonus, singer and it-girl Fergie, belts out a clearly audible "L'Chaim", which is frequently sung out loud by female JYAs when the song is in the background.
Not since 2 Live Jews released "Oy, It's so humid", has one song so galvanized JYA culture as "I Gotta Feeling", leading some to believe that JYAs should get a shout out on Fergie's twitter feed.
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. Rohren- und Stahllager Beteiligungs GmbH & Co. KG (Rosta) and Lowe & Jaegers GmbH have announced plans to combine their German pipe and tube distribution and processing activities
. The new company, Benteler Rohrhandel GmbH & Co. KG, wishes to gain a strong position in the German pipe and tube market
Zwijndrecht - 11 February 2003 Rohren- und Stahllager Beteiligungs GmbH & Co. KG (Rosta) and Lowe & Jaegers GmbH have announced plans to merge their distribution and associated machining activities in the German steel pipe and tube industry with effect from 1 April 2003. The new company will operate under the name Benteler Rohrhandel GmbH & Co. KG. Incorporation is still subject to approval by the anti-trust authorities.
The future Benteler Rohrhandel GmbH & Co. KG expects to acquire a strong position in the German pipe and tube sector.
The merger will further broaden the extensive range of products and services offered by both Benteler Rohren- und Stahllager-Gruppe and Lowe & Jaegers. Moreover, with 16 outlets in Germany, the new companys collective sales and distribution network will create opportunities for an even more effective customer approach.
By substantially expanding its product range to include heavy wall tubes, boiler tubes, precision tubes and stainless steel tubes, the new entity will be able to offer a more comprehensive range of pipes and tubes for the machine and equipment engineering sector and the automotive industry. The joint venture will enable all the processing facilities to be used more efficiently and in a more customer-oriented way.
The Benteler Handel group, which includes Rohren- und Stahllager Beteiligungs GmbH & Co. KG, is a leading European industrial stockist of pipes and tubes, with processing facilities for carbon steel and stainless steel pipes.
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Screen Time is one of the best features in iOS 12, allowing you to keep track of how often an iPhone or iPad gets used, what apps are being used, and perhaps best of all, Screen Time gives you the ability to easily set time limits for apps and categories of apps, and even set restrictions on content and privacy. While many iPhone and iPad owners will appreciate Screen Time, whether for better understanding their own device usage or for managing a childs device or someone else's, some iOS users may also decide they do not want the Screen Time feature enabled and reporting usage data points or limiting app use at all.
If you want to turn off Screen Time completely in iOS 12 for iPhone or iPad, this tutorial will show you how to do so.
Note that by turning off Screen Time you will no longer be able to see the daily and weekly charts of device usage, app usage, reports on device pickups, limit apps use, limit device use, or any of the other associated features. However, it's also noteworthy to point out that some users who found that iOS 12 battery life is worse anecdotally discovered that disabling Screen Time can improve their devices battery life. Whether or not you wish to use the feature on an iPhone or iPad is entirely up to you.
Once Screen Time is off you'll no longer have reporting of app use and device usage, you'll no longer have time limit options on apps or device use, and all content and privacy restrictions are disabled as well.
With Screen Time enabled again you can configure the options to limit iOS device use, restrict app usage, and much more. Screen Time in iOS is kind of like parental controls (or even self controls), so if you're hoping to set a daily time limit of 15 minutes for social media apps or 20 minutes for gaming, or 10 minutes for a particular app, it's very easy to do exactly that.


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DRAGONFORCE's HERMAN LI: 'It's Not Easy Keeping A Band Going'
Niclas Müller-Hansen of RockSverige.se recently conducted an interview with guitarist Herman Li of British epic power metallers DRAGONFORCE. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow below.
RockSverige.se: How do you look at [DRAGONFORCE's] debut album, "Valley Of The Damned" (2003), today?
Herman: Maybe 10 years ago, I would've said, "I wish we'd done this and that," but these days, not really. I've learned and experienced a lot in life, and you understand that if you get the perfect album the first time, there's no way to go. It's all about learning and experiencing and you always build on what you did before and learn from it and make better albums. I think it was the best we could come up with back then. It's got that energy that we wouldn't be able to create if we re-recorded those songs. It wouldn't be the same.
RockSverige.se: What are you proudest of so far in your career?
Herman: I think that what everyone in the band should be proud of, is that we're still going. It's not easy keeping a band going and it's not easy to keep making good albums and sticking to your guns. There are so many things happening around the world that could change your path or break a band. We're still making albums and I believe that every album DRAGONFORCE has done has been really catchy-sounding albums, at least in my opinion. I'm happy we're still doing it.
RockSverige.se: What would you say is the secret of success?
Herman: I think it always comes down to hard work. Work in all areas and nonstop. People always ask me what I do outside of the band and I really don't do anything outside of the band. I've been practicing guitar and trying to re-string one of my old seven-strings and practicing on that. It's harder to play, so it's gonna make me play better.
RockSverige.se: If you had the chance to go back and meet your younger self, what kind of advice would you give to yourself?
Herman: I really wouldn't change anything. You have the butterfly effect of time travelling and you never know what happens after. I'm quite happy with the way I am now. You go through life and make mistakes and do good things and bad things and you're trying to do the right thing. Without the mistakes, you're never gonna learn. I'll leave it the way it is.
Read the entire interview at RockSverige.se.
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 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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package ghidra.app.plugin.assembler.sleigh.sem;

import java.util.*;
import java.util.function.Function;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;

import org.apache.commons.collections4.set.AbstractSetDecorator;

import ghidra.app.plugin.assembler.sleigh.util.DbgTimer;

/**
 * A set of possible assembly resolutions for a single SLEIGH constructor
 *
 * <p>
 * Since the assembler works from the leaves up, it unclear in what context a given token appears.
 * Thus, every possible encoding is collected and passed upward. As resolution continues, many of
 * the possible encodings are pruned out. When the resolver reaches the root, we end up with every
 * possible encoding (less some prefixes) of an instruction. This object stores the possible
 * encodings, including error records describing the pruned intermediate results.
 */
public class AssemblyResolutionResults extends AbstractSetDecorator<AssemblyResolution> {
	protected static final DbgTimer DBG = AssemblyTreeResolver.DBG;

	public interface Applicator {
		Iterable<? extends AssemblyResolution> getPatterns(AssemblyResolvedPatterns cur);

		default AssemblyResolvedPatterns setDescription(
				AssemblyResolvedPatterns res, AssemblyResolution from) {
			AssemblyResolvedPatterns temp = res.withDescription(from.description);
			return temp;
		}

		default AssemblyResolvedPatterns setRight(AssemblyResolvedPatterns res,
				AssemblyResolvedPatterns cur) {
			return res.withRight(cur);
		}

		default AssemblyResolvedPatterns combineConstructor(AssemblyResolvedPatterns cur,
				AssemblyResolvedPatterns pat) {
			AssemblyResolvedPatterns combined = cur.combine(pat);
			if (combined == null) {
				return null;
			}
			return setRight(setDescription(combined, pat), cur);
		}

		default AssemblyResolvedPatterns combineBackfill(AssemblyResolvedPatterns cur,
				AssemblyResolvedBackfill bf) {
			AssemblyResolvedPatterns combined = cur.combine(bf);
			return setRight(setDescription(combined, bf), cur);
		}

		default AssemblyResolvedPatterns combine(AssemblyResolvedPatterns cur,
				AssemblyResolution pat) {
			if (pat.isError()) {
				throw new AssertionError();
			}
			if (pat.isBackfill()) {
				return combineBackfill(cur, (AssemblyResolvedBackfill) pat);
			}
			return combineConstructor(cur, (AssemblyResolvedPatterns) pat);
		}

		String describeError(AssemblyResolvedPatterns rc, AssemblyResolution pat);

		default AssemblyResolution finish(AssemblyResolvedPatterns resolved) {
			return resolved;
		}
	}

	protected final Set<AssemblyResolution> resolutions;

	/**
	 * Construct a new (mutable) empty set of resolutions
	 */
	public AssemblyResolutionResults() {
		resolutions = new LinkedHashSet<>();
	}

	private AssemblyResolutionResults(Set<AssemblyResolution> resolutions) {
		this.resolutions = resolutions;
	}

	/**
	 * Construct an immutable single-entry set consisting of the one given resolution
	 *
	 * @param rc the single resolution entry
	 * @return the new resolution set
	 */
	public static AssemblyResolutionResults singleton(AssemblyResolvedPatterns rc) {
		return new AssemblyResolutionResults(Collections.singleton(rc));
	}

	@Override
	public boolean add(AssemblyResolution ar) {
		return resolutions.add(ar);
	}

	/**
	 * A synonym for {@link #addAll(Collection)} that accepts only another resolution set
	 *
	 * @param that the other set
	 */
	public void absorb(AssemblyResolutionResults that) {
		this.resolutions.addAll(that.resolutions);
	}

	@Override
	public boolean addAll(Collection<? extends AssemblyResolution> c) {
		return this.resolutions.addAll(c);
	}

	/**
	 * Get an unmodifiable reference to this set
	 *
	 * @return the set
	 */
	public Set<AssemblyResolution> getResolutions() {
		return Collections.unmodifiableSet(resolutions);
	}

	@Override
	protected Set<AssemblyResolution> decorated() {
		return getResolutions();
	}

	public boolean remove(AssemblyResolution ar) {
		return this.resolutions.remove(ar);
	}

	protected AssemblyResolutionResults apply(Applicator applicator) {
		AssemblyResolutionResults results = new AssemblyResolutionResults();
		for (AssemblyResolution res : this) {
			if (res.isError()) {
				results.add(res);
				continue;
			}
			AssemblyResolvedPatterns rc = (AssemblyResolvedPatterns) res;
			DBG.println("Current: " + rc.lineToString());
			for (AssemblyResolution pat : applicator.getPatterns(rc)) {
				DBG.println("Pattern: " + pat.lineToString());
				AssemblyResolvedPatterns combined = applicator.combine(rc, pat);
				DBG.println("Combined: " + (combined == null ? "(null)" : combined.lineToString()));
				if (combined == null) {
					results.add(AssemblyResolution.error(applicator.describeError(rc, pat), rc));
					continue;
				}
				results.add(applicator.finish(combined));
			}
		}
		return results;
	}

	protected AssemblyResolutionResults apply(
			Function<AssemblyResolvedPatterns, AssemblyResolution> function) {
		return stream().map(res -> {
			assert !(res instanceof AssemblyResolvedBackfill);
			if (res.isError()) {
				return res;
			}
			return function.apply((AssemblyResolvedPatterns) res);
		}).collect(Collectors.toCollection(AssemblyResolutionResults::new));
	}
}


European football's governing organisation UEFA has awarded Iceland and Denmark the broadcast rights for the 2016 European Championships in France.
After taking control in the fifth minute of the match, Iceland ended up losing their first ever match in the European Cup three goals to one.
Finland have won the opening game of the UEFA Women's Euro Cup on home soil with is 1-0 defeat of Denmark.


It's football season, to many, the most wonderful time of the year.
It all kicks off with high school, unless you count the Canadian Football League.
Waynesboro hosts Red Land, and Greencastle-Antrim hosts Chambersburg in tonight's season-opening games. Kickoff is 7 p.m. for both games.
On Sunday, the Waynesboro Stallions are at home against Middletown in a CFA contest. The midget game is slated to begin at 4 p.m. There are three games to be played prior to the Stallions game.
In college football, Penn State opens the 2018 season at home against Appalachian State, a recent addition to Division I (FBS).
1. Senior Jay Alvarez has made the switch from wide receiver to quarterback. He was a playmaker catching the ball. He's tall, standing 6-foot-3. He's got long arms and long legs. He played quarterback in youth football — not the same thing as high school varsity football, but he learned the fundamentals at a young age.
With some repetitions, good coaching, patience, and, most of all, execution, who knows what Alvarez might bring to the team in terms of yards and points.
2. This is a pivotal season for the Indians. Waynesboro has had winning records in four straight seasons. That represents a complete cycle from ninth grade to 12th grade.
The good news is the team returns 12 seniors and a bunch of juniors, giving head coach Steve Myers plenty of reason for optimism.
A new season means players who have paid their dues in practice but got little varsity action get their chance to get after it. They want to be turned loose and vent all that pent up aggression. In other words, after two weeks of practice in pads, their ready to hit someone with a different color jersey.
Waynesboro has been in a football utopia for four years. I don't need to go back into vault to remind us how many years lapsed since the team's last winning season prior to 2014.
That's what makes the program's accomplishment over the past four seasons special. From 0-10 in 2013 to 6-4 in 2014. And that's what makes this season so pivotal.
3. Call them the Big Three: offensive linemen Ethan Saunders, Xavier Rhyne and Gabe Barrow. The reason they're big isn't because their big, but because they all are returning starters. They know the offense, and that will be big for Alvarez and a new backfield and new receivers.
Linemen are a unique bunch. In football terms, the cog of the line is often referred to as the bell cow. He's the stud who gets the others on the line to wreak havoc on defensive fronts, who have bad intentions every time they line up.
The offensive line is the most important part of a team. Think about it. They are the horses that draw the carriage. Of all positions, the O-line holds the keys to each possession. If they come out flat, game over. If they come out looking into the defensive linemen's eyes, with vinegar in their veins and fire in their legs, it's game on.
4. Off and running. A good number of players will be facing their first exam, and the Red Land Patriots have plans to seek and destroy.
Red Land won three games last season. But they haven't had consecutive winning seasons since winning 29 games between 2006 and 2008.
That makes the Tribe the hunted. Whether they feel like the favored team or not, it's a good bet that they are. And that makes this game pivotal as well.
Respect all, fear none. It's the best approach any team can embrace. Respect your opponent's talent and potential. But don't fear what they can do when you are on your game.


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In-orbit Testing of the EchoStar XXI Satellite Successfully Completed
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New Satellite Will Enable Enhanced Mobile Connectivity for Europe
ENGLEWOOD, Colorado and DUBLIN, Aug. 29, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- EchoStar Corporation today announced the successful completion of in-orbit testing and handover of the EchoStar XXI satellite from manufacturer Space Systems Loral [http://www.sslmda.com/] (SSL) to EchoStar's satellite operations team who manages flight operations via EchoStar XXI's primary satellite earth station located in Griesheim, Germany and a secondary station in Rambouillet, France.
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Located at the geosynchronous orbital location of 10.25° East longitude, EchoStar XXI carries a state-of-the-art S-band Mobile Satellite Service (MSS) payload that will enable EchoStar subsidiary EchoStar Mobile Limited, with commercial operations headquartered in Milton Keynes, United Kingdom, to provide mobile connectivity for small and medium-sized enterprises, large corporations and government agencies throughout Europe.
"We are pleased to announce that EchoStar XXI has passed several critical milestones since launch, including successful deployment of the 18-meter reflector and completion of in orbit testing," said Anders Johnson, executive director of EchoStar Mobile Limited and president of EchoStar Satellite Services L.L.C. "The capacity that EchoStar XXI will provide to the EchoStar Mobile satellite-based network will enable reliable, IP-based MSS connectivity for voice and data throughout Europe, including all 28 members of the European Union."
With the completion of in-orbit testing of the satellite, EchoStar Mobile and EchoStar-subsidiary Hughes Network Systems Europe have begun the process of end-to-end integration of the satellite and terrestrial network. EchoStar Mobile is scheduled to launch commercial services across the European Union upon completion of this integration, scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2017. As previously announced, EchoStar Mobile services will be provided in association with partners, including European-wide distribution provided by U.K.-based Bentley Walker [http://www.bentley-walker.com/].
EchoStar XXI was launched on an ILS [http://www.ilslaunch.com/] Proton Breeze M launch vehicle from Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan on June 8, 2017 at 06:45 AM local time (June 7 at 11:45 PM EDT time). With the launch of EchoStar XXI, the EchoStar fleet now numbers 26 owned, leased and managed satellites.
About EchoStar Satellite Services EchoStar Satellite Services L.L.C., a subsidiary of EchoStar Corp., is a world-class satellite operator with a fleet of 26 owned, leased and managed satellites. EchoStar Satellite Services delivers reliable and innovative solutions to the satellite industry, providing satellite communications infrastructure and services to media and broadcast organizations, pay-TV operators, enterprise customers and U.S. Government and military service providers. For more information, visit echostarsatelliteservices.com [http://www.echostarsatelliteservices.com/].
About EchoStar Mobile Limited EchoStar Mobile Limited, a subsidiary of EchoStar Corp., is a mobile operator providing connectivity across Europe. Headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, EchoStar Mobile provides access to a hybrid satellite and terrestrial network enabling enhanced mobile voice and data communications for small and medium-sized enterprises, large corporations and government agencies. For more information, visit echostarmobile.com [http://echostarmobile.com/].
About EchoStar EchoStar Corporation is a premier global provider of satellite communication solutions. Headquartered in Englewood, Colo., and conducting business around the globe, EchoStar is a pioneer in secure communications technologies through its Hughes Network Systems and EchoStar Satellite Services business segments.
For more information, visit echostar.com [http://www.echostar.com/]. Follow @EchoStar [https://twitter.com/echostar] on Twitter.
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CONTACT: Contact for EchoStar: Kathy Miller, +1 303.706.4833, kathryn.miller@echostar.com; Contacts for EchoStar Mobile: Tom Webb, Whiteoaks, +44 (0) 1252 727313 ext 277, tomw@whiteoaks.co.uk; Taryn Martin, EchoStar Mobile Limited, (44) 1908 425 306, t.martin@echostarmobile.co.uk
Web site: https://www.echostar.com/


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Mercury beat Sun to advance in WNBA playoffs
Ned Griffen
Special for azcentral sports
UNCASVILLE, Conn. - Slowly but surely, the Phoenix Mercury ground away at both their 17-point deficit and the Connecticut Sun in Sunday's WNBA second-round playoff game.
Three straight, and late, 3-pointers by Phoenix finally broke the Sun.
Leilani Mitchell, Diana Taurasi and Monique Currie made three successive 3-pointers with over three minutes left as the fifth-seeded Mercury rallied to beat the fourth-seeded Sun 88-83 and advance to the semifinals for the second straight season.
Phoenix trailed 37-20 with 7:18 left in the second quarter.
The Mercury used their skill – and considerable edge in playoff experience – to gradually overcome their deficit.
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"We called a timeout, and I think everyone was just searching for something," Taurasi said about being down 37-20. "There comes a time in games if you are just going to lay down or fight back and try to get back into it. And at that moment, we said, 'Lets' just go back, take each possession, and try to do our best.' And we did that."
The Mercury advance to play the defending world champion and second-seeded Los Angeles Sparks in the best-of-five semifinals. Game 1 is Tuesday at Los Angeles (7 p.m., ESPN2).
It's the second year in a row that Phoenix has had to win two straight games, including a second-round road game, to get to the semifinals.
"You fly cross-country," Taurasi said. "You've got to play a team that has been playing well, that has played really well at home. There was a moment tonight where they were going on all cylinders and we weren't necessarily playing great.
"It's not easy, but we find a way. And hopefully we can take this momentum and make something happen further down the road."
Phoenix's Brittney Griner added: "We've got to stop putting ourselves in this position. But you know what? We've done it so many times, we know what to expect now."
Griner led the Mercury with a game-high 26 points with nine rebounds. Taurasi added 23 points and four assists.
Mitchell had 12 points, five assists, and was a pest toward any Connecticut player who brought the ball up court. Rookie Yvonne Turner made a game-high three 3-pointers for 11 points with four assists, and Currie had 12 points, six rebounds and four assists off the bench.
Phoenix's playoff experience was evident as the game wore on, whether it was finding a way to score a tough basket or using their wiles to induce foul calls.
Griner made 12 of 14 free throws. That was 10 fewer attempts than Connecticut had as a team.
The Sun missed nine of 11 field goals in the final 5:08 of the game.
"It helps a lot," Mercury head coach Sandy Brondello said about the team's veteran leadership. "The best of all of them is Diana Taurasi. She is the GOAT (greatest of all-time) and she loves these big-time plays.
"She brings poise and confidence out on the court, which is great. It's not just putting the ball in the right people's hands. In the big moments, she will make the big play as well and you saw that tonight. She was very good for us."
Jonquel Jones, who was named the WNBA's Most Improved Player before the game, had 19 points and 15 rebounds for the Sun. Alyssa Thomas added 20 points and 10 rebounds.
Connecticut led by a point with 3:35 left in the game when Mitchell hit her go-ahead 3-pointer.
Taurasi and Currie followed to give Phoenix an 84-79 lead with 2:31 remaining.
"(That) was the back-breaker," Sun head coach Curt Miller said of that sequence
Griner added about the comeback: "That's experience … We could've easily been like, 'Well, they jumped on us (early). Let's throw in the towel. But we're not a throw-in-the-towel team."
WNBA playoffs
Game 1: Tuesday, Phoenix at Los Angeles, 7 p.m., ESPN2.
Game 2: Thursday, Phoenix at Los Angeles, 7 p.m., ESPN2.
Game 3: Sunday, Los Angeles at Phoenix, 2 p.m., ESPN.
Game 4: Tuesday, Sept. 19, Los Angeles at Phoenix, TBD, ESPN2. *if necessary
Game 5: Thursday, Sept. 21 Phoenix at Los Angeles, TBD, ESPN2. *if necessary
Mercury beat Storm
Jeff Metcalfe
Returning to the site of their birth, the Phoenix Mercury won another WNBA playoff single-game elimination round Wednesday night, 79-69 over the Seattle Storm.
The game was played at Arizona State's Wells Fargo Arena, where the Mercury made their very first appearance in June 1997, drawing a large crowd for an exhibition game that was an early indication that pro women's basketball had a following and staying power here.
The Mercury were forced to return to ASU due to a scheduling conflict at Talking Stick Resort Arena. Cardinals Larry Fitzgerald, Patrick Peterson and David Johnson and a group of ASU students working the Curtain of Distraction from the stands added to a raucous atmosphere from a crowd of 5,764.
Center Brittney Griner, honored by WNBA President Lisa Borders before the game for winning the regular-season scoring title, led the Mercury with 23 points, tying her career-playoff high. She also pulled 11 rebounds for a double-double while playing all 40 minutes.
"Just giving Dee (Taurasi) some rest," Griner joked. "I'll get some good sleep tonight and come back ready." She was 8-of-21 from the floor with a number of the misses rolling away and made 7-of-8 free throws. "My team had all the confidence in the world in me to keep putting them up."
The Mercury improved to 10-0 in winner-take-all games with Taurasi in the lineup.
Seattle cut the Phoenix lead to 64-59 on a Breanna Stewart steal and breakaway.
After a timeout, the Storm's Crystal Langhorne picked up her fifth foul. Yvonne Turner hit one of two free throws. Alysha Clark made a pair of free throws for the Storm at 3:16 to bring it to 65-61. The parade to the line continued with Mitchell making a pair at 3:01.
Stewart missed a contested layup with Griner rebounding. Taurasi missed a long 3-point try then Seattle's Sue Bird traveled with 1:55 left. Griner walked on a spin move, and the lead remained at six going into a timeout at 1:33.
Bird hit a pull-up jumper that Taurasi answered with a 3-pointer for a 70-63 lead. Taurasi, who became WNBA career scoring and 3-point leader this season, and Bird, new WNBA career assists leader, were college teammates at Connecticut for two years.
Mitchell wrapped up the win with an open 3-pointer off a cross-court pass from Taurasi with 36.2 seconds left. "I thought Larry (Fitzgerald) was going to be there to catch it," Taurasi said of her assist. "It's more of a read. BG (Griner) and I were in high pick-and-roll and their big came out and made it difficult. Leilani has great basketball karma. When you need a loose ball or someone to make a play, Leilani always seems to be open and she's not afraid to take a big shot. That was huge for us at the end."
The 5-5 Mitchell scored 17 points, with Turner adding 15 and Taurasi 14.
Stewart, second in WNBA regular-season scoring behind Griner, led Seattle with 23 points and eight boards. Jewell Loyd scored 17 on 4-of-14 shooting, down from 33 points in the last meeting against Phoenix.
"It was a hard fought win, a bit of a grind," Mercury coach Sandy Brondello said. "We were able to keep Diana on the court in the second half, and that certainly helped us. We were a little rattled in that first half and she brings poise. It was a real team effort. Leilani Mitchell was fantastic, Yvonne Turner's defense on Loyd was really good and Camille Little did a great job on Stewart. I'm happy we survived another day."
The Mercury shot just 38.6 percent but better than the Storm (34.9). Phoenix had a 38-31 rebounding edge.
Phoenix used a 24-15 advantage in the third quarter to ensure their third one-and-done victory in the last two postseasons. In 2016, the Mercury won single-elimination road games over Indiana and New York to reach the WNBA's final four for a fourth straight year before losing 3-0 to Minnesota.
Up next for the No. 5 seed Mercury is a road game at No. 4 Connecticut at noon Sunday, another single elimination round.
In the other first-round elimination game Wednesday, the No. 6 seed Washington Mystics won 86-76 over the No. 7 Dallas Wings. The Mystics are at No. 3 New York on Sunday.
Taurasi and Mitchell scored seven points each in the third quarter as the Mercury stretched a one-point halftime lead to 10 (56-46).
Five players scored in a 14-3 Mercury run for a 53-41 lead, and Mitchell had a 3-pointer at the end of the quarter to offset five straight points by the Storm's Jewell Loyd.
With Taurasi playing only 6:50 in the first half due to foul trouble, the Mercury fell behind 22-16 early in the second quarter.
Taurasi, who had two first-quarter fouls, returned for all of 28 seconds before picking up her third and going to the bench for the remainder of the half.
Still, the Mercury went on an 11-4 run that included four points from Griner and a Mitchell 3-pointer to lead 27-26. Yvonne Turner hit a 3-pointer at 1:34 and finished the first half with 10 points as Phoenix led 32-31 at intermission.
The Storm shot just 26.7 percent (8-for-30) in the first half while the Mercury weren't much better at 38.7 percent (12-of-31).
In the regular season, the Mercury went 2-1 against the Storm, winning by three points (85-82, June 23) and four (75-71, Aug. 27) and losing by nine (98-89, Aug. 12).
Seattle went on the road since Aug. 31 for its final two regular season games before traveling to Phoenix on Monday.
Not playoff strangers
The previous playoff series between Phoenix and Seattle were in the 2007 Western Conference semifinals (2-0 Mercury win), 2010 Western Conference Finals (2-0 Storm) and 2011 Western Conference semifinals (2-1 Mercury). The Mercury went on to win the WNBA title in 2007, as did the Storm in 2010.
Going into Wednesday, the Mercury were:
34-26 all-time in the WNBA playoffs. Their 35th win ties them for second most in league history with Minnesota and Indiana, trailing Los Angeles (40).
Tied with Los Angeles for the most playoff series wins, a record they now hold at 17.
Also going into Wednesday:
Taurasi needed five points for 1,000 in her playoff career. She scored 14 and is second in league postseason scoring behind now retired Tamika Catchings (1,141).
Mercury coach Sandy Brondello was tied for Corey Gaines for the most playoff wins in franchise history and now leads with 12.
Attendance, interest are up
The WNBA had the highest total (1,574,078) and average (7,716) attendance since 2011, the league announced Wednesday. It also set records for social media and merchandise in its 21st season.
The league has nearly 14 million followers across all league, team and player social platforms, up 15 percent from 2016. The league averaged 613,000 unique visitors per game on Twitter with two Mercury games (vs. Dallas and Minnesota) averaging a season-high 1.1 million viewers. Sales on WNBAStore.com rose 18 percent.
Sunday's game
Phoenix Mercury at Connecticut Sun
When: Noon.
Where: Mohegan Sun Arena.
TV: ESPN2.
No longer a pushover, Brittney Griner evolves into Mercury floor leader
Brittney Griner had enough of being pushed around.
At 6-9 she's the tallest player in the WNBA, but in her first four seasons she was far from the strongest. Griner made a commitment to her conditioning that has paid off this season with her not only leading the league in scoring for the first time but arguably being its most improved player.
And if she hadn't missed eight games due to injury, Griner would have been in a season-long duel with Minnesota's Sylvia Fowles for WNBA Most Valuable Player.
The WNBA playoffs begin Wednesday with the Phoenix Mercury trying to reach at least the final four for a fifth straight season. Griner's substantial role in an 18-16 season and what happens next goes back to her weight-room work while playing in Russia during the WNBA offseason.
"It was just me wanting to get stronger," Griner said. "You've got to do something to get better."
Jenny Moshak, former Tennessee associate director of sports medicine, "got me right in the gym," Griner said. "She got my base stronger, my legs, worked on my core a lot so I'm not getting pushed around."
The transformation was evident immediately. Griner had the first of six 30-point performances in the second game. She raised her scoring average from a career 14.5 through 2016 to 21.9. Her career-high 38 points on June 7 was the most by anyone in the league this season. She averaged 30 points in the final three games of the regular season, earning Western Conference Player of the Week and proving she is back to playing at her pre-injury level of early July. In addition to scoring, she led the league in blocks, was ninth in rebounding and always is a contender for league Defensive Player of the Year.
Mercury coach Sandy Brondello, an assistant on Griner's Russian team, said Griner was getting in foul trouble and not finishing plays last fall. Then in January, the strength gains began to make a difference.
"Her level just went up and from that getting a little more confident and realizing, 'I can take these hits' and working harder for position down low," Brondello said. "That and being healthy and us giving her the green light to shoot outside, expanding her game as well and not just putting her in a box. Self belief comes in that."
Griner is shooting 57.7 percent, up from a career-low 54.8 last year, and is comfortable with a shooting range up to 15 feet (Brondello believes she will eventually make some 3-pointers).
The 26-year-old said she's in no hurry to take over from 35-year-old Diana Taurasi as the Mercury floor leader, but that's already happening. Taurasi, five-time WNBA scoring champion, is eighth this season at 17.9 ppg. Both made the Associated Press All-WNBA second team announced Tuesday.
"I've had to tell her to be more selfish," Taurasi said. "Most players that's their downfall, but with her she's so unselfish and so willing to make sure the team is feeling good. Now we need her to play like that to win, and I think she understands that.
"Since the day she got here (in 2013), you always saw something special in her. I didn't know if I was going to be around to see her play like this. This is what we've been wanting from her. This was the year for her to take control of the team. Now it's our job to make sure we take care of all the other things to make sure she plays like that every game. That's the responsibility I'm taking."
Wednesday's game
Seattle Storm at Phoenix Mercury
When: 7 p.m.
Where: Wells Fargo Arena, Tempe.
Mercury: The single-elimination, first-round playoff game is at ASU because of a scheduling conflict at Talking Stick Resort Arena. The Mercury are the No. 5 playoff seed, up three from last year when they won single-elimination road games in the first and second rounds before losing 3-0 to Minnesota in a best-of-five semifinal. Phoenix (18-16) is 2-1 against Seattle, winning 85-82 on June 23 and 75-71 on Aug. 27 and losing 98-89 on Aug. 12. If the Mercury win, they will play at No. 4 seed Connecticut (21-13) on Sunday. The semifinals begin Sept. 12.
Storm: The No. 8 seed Storm (15-19) feature F Breanna Stewart and guards Jewell Loyd and Sue Bird. Stewart, in just her second pro season, was league scoring runner-up (19.9 ppg) behind the Mercury's Brittney Griner. Loyd averages 17.7 points and is a tough matchup for Phoenix, scoring 33 in the most recent meeting when the Mercury first used their current starting perimeter of Diana Taurasi, Leilani Mitchell and Yvonne Turner. Gary Kloppenburg has been the Storm's interim coach since Aug. 10 when he replaced Jenny Boucek.


Denver-based Stonebridge Companies has acquired the 280-room Embassy Suites by Hilton New Orleans Convention Center hotel. As the property owner and operator, the acquisition marks Stonebridge Companies' entrance into the New Orleans market.
The Embassy Suites by Hilton, included in the global brand of upscale, all-suite hotels from Hilton, is located in the heart of downtown's Arts and Warehouse District near the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. The property is just minutes from the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, Smoothie King Center, Outlet Collection at Riverwalk and the Port of New Orleans Cruise Ship Terminal. The hotel is also situated near some of New Orleans' most renowned attractions including the historic French Quarter, Bourbon Street and Harrah's New Orleans Casino.
Stonebridge Companies' portfolio features 60 hotels across the nation, including Embassy Suites properties in Anchorage, Alaska, and Austin, Texas. With the acquisition, Stonebridge Companies also welcomes the 65 team members supporting the property to its family of more than 3,000 associates.
The full-service hotel offers modern guest rooms and spacious two- and three-room suites, a fitness center, an outdoor pool, complimentary made-to-order breakfast, complimentary drinks and appetizers nightly at the Evening Reception, onsite restaurant Stacks, 24-hour business center and more than 8,000 square feet of versatile function space.


The City of South Haven is an equal opportunity employer. If you are an individual with a disability who is in need of an auxiliary aid or service, please notify Human Resources.
Resumes received without an application will not be retained. Please be sure to sign your application before submitting. For a copy of the City's employment application click here.


While it may seem difficult to find scholarships for autistic children, they do exist if you know the right places to look.
You need to be creative in looking for scholarships for autistic children. It's not a quick process, but it's definitely worthwhile. Start with the websites provided but then reach out into your community because there are many local resources willing to help children with autism and other disabilities.
The Autism Society receives donations for research and funds to help families with autistic children. Sign up for the newsletter to stay updated on opportunities and contact the organization to learn more about financial aid programs. The deadline for scholarships is usually March 31st.
The Ohio State Department of Education has a program that will help students with autism with private postsecondary school funding if eligible. Many states are providing this assistance so check with your local department of education.
If a student with autism is interested in attending post-secondary education, he or she might be interested in applying for the scholarship from the Organization for Autism Research or OAR. They award five scholarships of $3,000 each.
The CVS Pharmacy Charitable Trust program awards five scholarships each year for $1000 each. Students can use the award for any college or trade school they choose.
Parents interested in sending their child with autism to camp to help improve social skills may be eligible for financial assistance from The Autism Spectrum Disorder Foundation.
KindTree Productions sometimes offers scholarships and partial scholarships to families with children with autism to help with services, supports and even a summer camp.
If you know the college or trade school you would like to attend, consider asking if they have any scholarships for people with autism. If they don't, you may want to ask if they know of any organizations that may offer them.
Many organizations will advertise their scholarships in local libraries. If you don't find any information on a bulletin board or by asking the librarian, check out some of the books they have on scholarships. While some of these books may be out of date, they sometimes have leads that will help you find other sources of financial aid.
Day programs or places where people with disabilities access services and supports are another resource to check for scholarships. Ask if they have a list of them and look on bulletin boards.
Check out local businesses and agencies because some donate to organizations to help with funding for scholarships. If they are not offering them, you can ask where they donate to find some leads.
Sometimes it can feel like finding scholarships for autistic chilren is like finding a needle in a haystack but don't give up. The more places you apply to, the better your chances of success in a scholarship award.


Masters of Color at The Centre in Escondido - San Diego Dining Dish!
Saturday, June 14th, was the kickoff of the "Meet the Masters" events, happening all summer long at The Center in Escondido. The event started a summer series of monthly events which will give guests exceptional experiences to learn skills and techniques from some of San Diego county's most extraordinary experts, who all make The Centre known as a destination for leisure indulgence: Stephen Fishwick Fine Art, Lux Ave, a high-end fashion boutique, and Vintana Wine + Dine, a Cohn Restaurant Group eatery.
The event started with some champagne and pictures downstairs, courtesy of TapSnap. Guests were instructed to get stamps in a passport booklet from each vendor they visited, to be entered into a drawing at the end of the event!
The second part of the event included exploring the shops and services offered at The Centre, which included the newly opened gallery by artist Stephen Fishwick.
Candy Buffet at Henley Company!
The final piece to the event was the art and dancing! After a buffet of finger foods and some complimentary cocktails provided by Purity Vodka, guests were treated to flamenco dancing and music, accompanied by Stephen Fishwick's signature "quick paint performance"!
The event was a real treat, and a great preview of the fun things to come this summer.
The August and September installations for "Meet the Masters" will be focused on fashion from The Centre's high-end boutique, Lux Ave and a wine tasting and art viewing with artists from Cohn Restaurant Group, respectively. Lux Ave is a men's and women's boutique specializing in fashionable apparel, jewelry, accessories and décor. The STYLE event on August 23rd will showcase how to put different looks together, led by Lux Ave's fashion specialists.
The TASTE event on September 13th will feature art by various Cohn Restaurant Group (CRG) employees inside of Vintana Wine + Dine and a wine tasting/pairing, all led by CRG's Beverage Manager, Maurice DiMarino. DiMarino has been a service industry expert for over 25 years. After traveling the world working in various establishments and working with many renowned chefs, DiMarino eventually landed back in San Diego working for Chef Scott's Island Prime restaurant. Currently, DiMarino is the Beverage Manager for all 16 of the Cohn Restaurant Group eateries. His goal is to bring attention to San Diego and show the world that San Diego should be recognized among the top cities for food and wine.
Registration and more information on "Meet the Masters" will be available on www.thecentreescondido.com in the coming weeks. Be sure to check back for more information.


Ron is a petrochemicals markets editor at ClipperData. He has over four decades of experience in the petrochemical industry, with a particularly encyclopedic knowledge of Latin America markets.
Brazil's year-to-date (YTD) caustic soda production in January 2019 was 110,220 dry metric tons (dmt), a 19 percent increase compared with 92,690 dmt in January 2018, according to Abiclor, the country's association of chlor-alkali industries.
The Alunorte refinery in Barcarena, Pará state, in northern Brazil, is not likely to return to full alumina production in the near future. The company cut production from full rates after heavy rains in early 2018 raised concerns about leakage from retention ponds and potential contamination to surrounding areas.


Using stable MutS dimers and tetramers to quantitatively analyze DNA mismatch recognition and sliding clamp formation.
Synchrotron SAXS data from solutions of MutS dimer in 50 mM HEPES 50 mM KCl, pH 7.5 were collected on the EMBL P12 camera at the PETRA III storage ring (Hamburg, Germany) using a Pilatus 2M detector at a sample-detector distance of 3.1 m and at a wavelength of λ = 0.12 nm , the range of momentum transfer 0.076 < s < 4.423 nm-1 was covered (l(s) vs s, where s = 4πsinθ/λ, and 2θ is the scattering angle). One solute concentration of 0.37 mg/ml was measured at 10°C. The data were normalized to the intensity of the transmitted beam and radially averaged; the scattering of the solvent-blank was subtracted.


Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Main Street, Berlin, along with the Berlin Dollar General Store, will be collecting school supplies for free backpacks for needy families of school age children, kindergarten through sixth grade, in the Berlin Brothersvalley School District.
Items being collected include a total of 185 No. 2 pencils, 50 mechanical pencils with refills, 80 packs colored pencils, 125 small pack size of crayons, 25 (ex. Elmer's) white glue bottles, 100 plastic and 25 regular pocket folders, 25 big glue sticks, 65 packs of glue sticks, 185 packs of erasers, 25 large single erasers, 60 eraser toppers, 100 stretchy book covers, 35 compasses, 35 protractors, 35 school calculators, 35 math flash cards sets (addition, subtraction, division, multiplication), 35 rulers metric and standard, 70 composition notebooks, 50 spiral bound full size notebooks, 70 yellow highlighters, 35 zippered pouches, and 35 notecards.
Anyone wishing to make a monetary donation to purchase the backpacks or to drop off supplies may bring them to Holy Trinity Lutheran Church office. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Assembly of backpacks will be at 4 p.m. at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church fellowship hall, Main Street, Berlin, on Aug. 11. All are welcome to help. Have all supplies at the Lutheran Church to be ready for assembly by this date. Backpacks will be handed out at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 13 in the upstairs meeting room of the Berlin Borough Building (Mulberry Street side of the borough building), until supplies are depleted.
First come, first served. For more information, contact the church office at 814-267-5014.


This section sets forth the parameters and obligations of providers regarding confidentiality and exceptions to confidentiality, provider subpoena, requests from other parties to observe a visit, and parents' and attorney's review of the provider's file.
Unlike clients of lawyers, clients of providers do not have a privilege of confidentiality, which protects against having client records subpoenaed by the court or by another party as part of a court proceeding.
A provider must have written policies and procedures regarding confidentiality and the limits of confidentiality, including but not limited to the submission of observation notes or reports.
A provider must maintain confidentiality and refuse information without written permission, except as set forth under section 21.3 in this document.
In reporting dangerousness or threats of harm to self or others as required by law.
A provider must have written policies and procedures regarding parents' right to review case files in accordance with local, state/provincial and federal laws.
A provider must respond to a parent's request to review the case file, while excluding personal and confidential information and any other information protected by law about the other parent or the child.
Requests from professionals to observe A provider must develop policies and procedures concerning requests from professional practitioners to observe a visit, including the conditions for the observation of the parent/child contact.
A provider must develop policies and procedures regarding clients' participation in supervised visitation.
Authorization to participate in a supervised visit must be by obtained by court order, or approval of a judicial officer, or by approval of both parents in writing.


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Alina Baraz reveals tracklist for debut album "It Was Divine"
Photo Credit: Dana Trippe
Alina Baraz has revealed the tracklisting for her upcoming debut album, "It Was Divine," which will arrive on 05 May 2020 via Mom+Pop.
Current promotional single "Endlessly" – which was written by Baraz alongside Hayley Gene Penner, Spencer Stewart and DJDS (aka Jerome Potter and Sam Griesemer) – is now available via all other digital streaming outlets.
"It Was Divine" reportedly features additional contributions from D'Mile, Kaydence, Al Shux, Roget Chahayed, Shea Taylor, Grades, Stint, Elof Loelv, SG Lewis, Oak Felder, Mayila Jones, Jeff Gitty, Skylar Grey, Jason Evigan, Michael Pollack, R8DIO, Trey Campbell, Akil King, and The Stereotypes.
See the tracklisting for "It Was Divine" below.
(1) My Whole Life / (2) Morocco / (3) Frank / (4) Endlessly / (5) Gimme the Wheel / (6) Off the Grid / (7) Night and Morning / (8) More Than Enough / (9) To Me / (10) Memo Blue / (11) Who Got Me / (12) Say You Know / (13) Take It Home / (14) Be Good / (15) Until I Met You / (16) The Beginning
Tags: Ajay Bhattacharyya, Akil King, Al Shux, Alexander "Al Shux" Shuckburgh, Alexander Shuckburgh, Alina Baraz, Daniel "Grades" Traynor, Daniel Traynor, Dante Jones, D'Mile, Dernst "D'Mile" Emile, Dernst Emile, DJDS, Elof Loelv, Grades, Hayley Gene Penner, Hue Strother, Jason Evigan, Jeff Gitty, Jeffrey "Jeff Gitty" Gitelman, Jeffrey Gitelman, Jerome Potter, Kaydence, Kimberly "Kaydence" Krysiuk, Kimberly Krysiuk, Lophiile, Mayila Jones, Michael Pollack, Mom+Pop Music, Oak Felder, R8DIO, Roget Chahayed, Sam Griesemer, SG Lewis, Shea Taylor, Skylar Grey, Spencer Stewart, Stint, The Stereotypes, Trey Campbell, Troy "R8DIO" Johnson, Troy Johnson, Warren "Oak" Felder, Warren Felder
Alina Baraz debuts new single "Endlessly"
Alina Baraz has debuted her new single online.
"Endlessly" – which was written by Baraz alongside Hayley Gene Penner, Spencer Stewart and DJDS (aka Jerome Potter and Sam Griesemer) – is now available via Apple Music and all other digital streaming outlets.
As mentioned in earlier posts, Baraz's upcoming debut album "It Was Divine" – featuring previous singles "Morocco," "To Me" and "More Than Enough" – is scheduled to arrive on May 5th via Mom+Pop Music.
The follow-up to 2018's "The Color of You" reportedly boasts additional songwriting contributions from Shea Taylor, Grades, Mary Weitz, Stint, Elof Loelv, SG Lewis, Oak Felder, Mayila Jones, Jeff Gitty, Skylar Grey, Jason Evigan, Michael Pollack, R8DIO, Trey Campbell, Akil King, and The Stereotypes.
Stream the audio clip for "Endlessly" below.
Tags: Ajay Bhattacharyya, Akil King, Alina Baraz, Daniel "Grades" Traynor, Daniel Traynor, Dante Jones, DJDS, Elof Loelv, Grades, Hayley Gene Penner, Hue Strother, Jason Evigan, Jeff Gitty, Jeffrey "Jeff Gitty" Gitelman, Jeffrey Gitelman, Jerome Potter, Lophiile, Mary Weitz, Mayila Jones, Michael Pollack, Mom+Pop Music, Oak Felder, R8DIO, Sam Griesemer, SG Lewis, Shea Taylor, Skylar Grey, Spencer Stewart, Stint, The Stereotypes, Trey Campbell, Troy "R8DIO" Johnson, Troy Johnson, Warren "Oak" Felder, Warren Felder
Alina Baraz delivers new single "More Than Enough"
Alina Baraz has delivered her new single online.
"More Than Enough" – which was written by Baraz alongside Hayley Gene Penner, Dante Jones and Spencer Stewart – is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
As mentioned in earlier posts, Baraz's upcoming debut album "It Was Divine" – featuring previous singles "Morocco" and "To Me" – is scheduled to arrive on May 5th via Mom+Pop Music.
The follow-up to 2018's "The Color of You" reportedly featuring additional songwriting contributions from Shea Taylor, Grades, Mary Weitz, Stint, Elof Loelv, SG Lewis, Oak Felder, Mayila Jones, Jeff Gitty, Skylar Grey, Jason Evigan, Michael Pollack, R8DIO, Trey Campbell, Akil King, and The Stereotypes.
Stream the audio clip for "More Than Enough" below.
Tags: Ajay Bhattacharyya, Akil King, Alina Baraz, Daniel "Grades" Traynor, Daniel Traynor, Dante Jones, Elof Loelv, Grades, Hayley Gene Penner, Hue Strother, Jason Evigan, Jeff Gitty, Jeffrey "Jeff Gitty" Gitelman, Jeffrey Gitelman, Lophiile, Mary Weitz, Mayila Jones, Michael Pollack, Mom+Pop Music, Oak Felder, R8DIO, SG Lewis, Shea Taylor, Skylar Grey, Spencer Stewart, Stint, The Stereotypes, Trey Campbell, Troy "R8DIO" Johnson, Troy Johnson, Warren "Oak" Felder, Warren Felder
Alina Baraz confirms title for debut album "It Was Divine"
Alina Baraz has confirmed the details for her upcoming debut album.
The American singer/songwriter christened her first studio collection "It Was Divine" and will release it on 05 May 2020 via Mom+Pop Music.
Current promotional single "Morocco" – which was was co-written by Baraz alongside Hayley Gene Penner, Dante Jones, and Spencer Stewart – is now available via Apple Music and all other digital streaming outlets.
Stream the audio clip for "Morocco" below.
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Alina Baraz confirms details for new single "Morocco"
Alina Baraz has confirmed the details for her new single.
The American singer/songwriter christened "Morocco" – featuring 6LACK – as her next promotional cut and will release it on March 10th via iTunes, Apple Music, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
"Morocco" was co-written by Baraz alongside Hayley Gene Penner (Tori Kelly, Sabrina Claudio), Dante Jones (Kelly Clarkson, Chris Brown) and Spencer Stewart (Ruel, Olivia O'Brien).
Baraz's upcoming project – featuring previous singles "Trust" and "To Me" – is scheduled to arrive later this year via Mom+Pop Music.
The follow-up to 2018's "The Color of You" reportedly boasts additional songwriting contributions from Grades, Mary Weitz, Stint, Elof Loelv, Hue Strother, SG Lewis, Oak Felder, Mayila Jones, Jeff Gitty, Skylar Grey, Jason Evigan, Michael Pollack, and The Stereotypes.
Stream the audio clip for "Trust" below.
Tags: Ajay Bhattacharyya, Alina Baraz, Daniel "Grades" Traynor, Daniel Traynor, Dante Jones, Elof Loelv, Grades, Hayley Gene Penner, Hue Strother, Jason Evigan, Jeff Gitty, Jeffrey "Jeff Gitty" Gitelman, Jeffrey Gitelman, Lophiile, Mary Weitz, Mayila Jones, Michael Pollack, Mom+Pop Music, Oak Felder, SG Lewis, Skylar Grey, Spencer Stewart, Stint, The Stereotypes, Warren "Oak" Felder, Warren Felder
Alina Baraz releases new single "Trust"
American singer/songwriter Alina Baraz has released her new single online.
"Trust" – which was co-written by Mary Weitz and collectively produced by Spencer Stewart and Lophiile – is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
As mentioned in various media outlets, Baraz's upcoming project (and follow-up to 2018's "Color of You") is scheduled to arrive later this year via Mom+Pop Music.
The still-untitled collection reportedly features additional contributions from Grades, Hayley Gene Penner, Elof Loelv, SG Lewis, Oak Felder, Mayila Jones, Jeff Gitty, Skylar Grey, Jason Evigan, Michael Pollack, and The Stereotypes.
Tags: Alina Baraz, Daniel "Grades" Traynor, Daniel Traynor, Elof Loelv, Grades, Hayley Gene Penner, Jason Evigan, Jeff Gitty, Jeffrey "Jeff Gitty" Gitelman, Jeffrey Gitelman, Lophiile, Mary Weitz, Mayila Jones, Michael Pollack, Mom+Pop Music, Oak Felder, SG Lewis, Skylar Grey, Spencer Stewart, The Stereotypes, Warren "Oak" Felder, Warren Felder


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