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Net::SSH::Authentication::KeyManager

This class encapsulates all operations done by clients on a user's private
keys. In practice, the client should never need a reference to a private
key; instead, they grab a list of "identities" (public keys) that are
available from the KeyManager, and then use
the KeyManager to do various private key
operations using those identities.

The KeyManager also uses the Agent class to encapsulate the ssh-agent. Thus, from
a client's perspective it is completely hidden whether an identity comes
from the ssh-agent or from a file on disk.

Attributes

            key_data[R]

The list of user key data that will be examined

            key_files[R]

The list of user key files that will be examined

            known_identities[R]

The map of loaded identities

            options[R]

The map of options that were passed to the key-manager

Public Class Methods

            new(logger, options={})
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Create a new KeyManager. By default, the
manager will use the ssh-agent if it is running and the `:use_agent` option
is not false.

# File lib/net/ssh/authentication/key_manager.rb, line 42
def initialize(logger, options={})
  self.logger = logger
  @key_files = []
  @key_data = []
  @use_agent = !(options[:use_agent] == false)
  @known_identities = {}
  @agent = nil
  @options = options
end

Public Instance Methods

            add(key_file)
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Add the given key_file to the list of key files that will be used.

# File lib/net/ssh/authentication/key_manager.rb, line 64
def add(key_file)
  key_files.push(File.expand_path(key_file)).uniq!
  self
end

            add_key_data(key_data_)
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Add the given key_file to the list of keys that will be used.

# File lib/net/ssh/authentication/key_manager.rb, line 70
def add_key_data(key_data_)
  key_data.push(key_data_).uniq!
  self
end

            agent()
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Returns an Agent instance to use for communicating
with an SSH agent process. Returns nil if use
of an SSH agent has been disabled, or if the
agent is otherwise not available.

# File lib/net/ssh/authentication/key_manager.rb, line 177
def agent
  return unless use_agent?
  @agent ||= Agent.connect(logger)
rescue AgentNotAvailable
  @use_agent = false
  nil
end

            clear!()
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Clear all knowledge of any loaded user keys. This also clears the list of
default identity files that are to be loaded, thus making it appropriate to
use if a client wishes to NOT use the default identity files.

# File lib/net/ssh/authentication/key_manager.rb, line 56
def clear!
  key_files.clear
  key_data.clear
  known_identities.clear
  self
end

            each_identity()
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Iterates over all available identities (public keys) known to this manager.
As it finds one, it will then yield it to the caller. The origin of the
identities may be from files on disk or from an ssh-agent. Note that
identities from an ssh-agent are always listed first in the array, with
other identities coming after.

If key manager was created with :keys_only option, any identity from
ssh-agent will be ignored unless it present in key_files or key_data.

# File lib/net/ssh/authentication/key_manager.rb, line 98
def each_identity
  prepared_identities = prepare_identities_from_files + prepare_identities_from_data

  user_identities = load_identities(prepared_identities, false)

  if agent
    agent.identities.each do |key|
      corresponding_user_identity = user_identities.detect { |identity|
        identity[:public_key] && identity[:public_key].to_pem == key.to_pem
      }
      user_identities.delete(corresponding_user_identity) if corresponding_user_identity

      if !options[:keys_only] || corresponding_user_identity
        known_identities[key] = { :from => :agent }
        yield key
      end
    end
  end

  user_identities = load_identities(user_identities, true)

  user_identities.each do |identity|
    key = identity.delete(:public_key)
    known_identities[key] = identity
    yield key
  end

  self
end

            finish()
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This is used as a hint to the KeyManager
indicating that the agent connection is no longer needed. Any other open
resources may be closed at this time.

Calling this does NOT indicate that the KeyManager will no longer be used. Identities
may still be requested and operations done on loaded identities, in which
case, the agent will be automatically reconnected. This method simply
allows the client connection to be closed when it will not be used in the
immediate future.

# File lib/net/ssh/authentication/key_manager.rb, line 84
def finish
  @agent.close if @agent
  @agent = nil
end

            sign(identity, data)
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Sign the given data, using the corresponding private key of the given
identity. If the identity was originally obtained from an ssh-agent, then
the ssh-agent will be used to sign the data, otherwise the private key for
the identity will be loaded from disk (if it hasn't been loaded already)
and will then be used to sign the data.

Regardless of the identity's origin or who does the signing, this will
always return the signature in an SSH2-specified "signature blob" format.

# File lib/net/ssh/authentication/key_manager.rb, line 137
def sign(identity, data)
  info = known_identities[identity] or raise KeyManagerError, "the given identity is unknown to the key manager"

  if info[:key].nil? && info[:from] == :file
    begin
      info[:key] = KeyFactory.load_private_key(info[:file], options[:passphrase], true)
    rescue Exception, OpenSSL::OpenSSLError => e
      raise KeyManagerError, "the given identity is known, but the private key could not be loaded: #{e.class} (#{e.message})"
    end
  end

  if info[:key]
    return Net::SSH::Buffer.from(:string, identity.ssh_type,
      :string, info[:key].ssh_do_sign(data.to_s)).to_s
  end

  if info[:from] == :agent
    raise KeyManagerError, "the agent is no longer available" unless agent
    return agent.sign(identity, data.to_s)
  end

  raise KeyManagerError, "[BUG] can't determine identity origin (#{info.inspect})"
end

            use_agent=(use_agent)
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Toggles whether the ssh-agent will be used or not. If true, an attempt will
be made to use the ssh-agent. If false, any existing connection to an agent
is closed and the agent will not be used.

# File lib/net/ssh/authentication/key_manager.rb, line 169
def use_agent=(use_agent)
  finish if !use_agent
  @use_agent = use_agent
end

            use_agent?()
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Identifies whether the ssh-agent will be used or not.

# File lib/net/ssh/authentication/key_manager.rb, line 162
def use_agent?
  @use_agent
end

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Retired Army Banner laid up at Kapooka
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The Australian Army held a ceremony at the Army Recruit Training Centre, Kapooka, NSW, on 29 September 2019 to formally lay up the retired Australian Army Banner.
CAPTION: The retired Australian Army Banner is paraded for the last time at Army Recruit Training Centre, Kapooka, NSW, before being laid up in the Blamey Barracks Soldier's Chapel. Photographer unknown.
Held in the Blamey Barracks Soldiers Chapel, the ceremony marked the end of service for the Banner, which was presented to the Army as a gift from the nation in 2001.
Chief of Army Lieutenant General Rick Burr said the ceremony was important to recognise the history and traditions represented by the Banner.
"I can think of no more appropriate place to lay up the retired Army Banner than here at Kapooka, the home of the soldier," Lieutenant General Burr said.
"The Banner represents the history and contributions of our people, from our beginning in 1901 through to today.
"We acknowledge our history that has set the foundation for our people to lead, inspire and make a difference.
"The Banner embodies our Army values of courage, initiative, respect and teamwork.
"Recruits who go through training at Kapooka will now have a visual reminder of our extensive history and traditions."
By tradition, the Army Banner is never destroyed or disposed of, but 'laid up' during a military ceremony and then displayed in a sacred or public place.
On the occasion of its 118th birthday on 1 March 2019, the Australian Army received a new Banner to replace the retiring Banner.
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Google's Blogger hosting tons of spam blogs?
According to a study from WebmasterWorld 77% of the blogs hosted on Google's Blogger service are spam blogs. The research was conducted by analyzing the 1000 most popular search queries and checking whether the resulting blogs were spam or legit ones.
I guess it just confirms the idea that you should always pick a .com domain if you serious about your website or blog.
it is really unthinkable to blog without enabling akismet. thousands of spam will hit your blog if you dont enable akismet.
i also moved into wordpress+ akismet pluggin. 2 years ago, i was using blogspot too.
Very interesting study, my question is also the same, how the study define the "spam blog"?
It was because they were on the front page of Digg. Happens way too often.
Thanks for pointing it out Barry, I will correct my reference to your blog now. Around the blogosphere it looked like Infoniac broke the story, sorry to hear they "forgot" to mention you as the reference.
Honestly if I were you I would save some money and buy a .com domain. You can certainly grow a blog on a .info domain, but I think it will pose some uncessesary obstacles on your way. You may also want to pick a name that has some keywords instead of your personal name.
Your blog already has a PR4, it should not be difficult to raise some money from it either selling text links or putting some advertising there.
I run my blog on a .INFO domain, is it bad for the health of my blog?
I bought it because I don't have much funding and the hard $5 I got on winning a contest on Kauntest in my Paypal and utilized it to buy a domain.
That doesn't surprise me at all. It's free so of course spammers are going to use it and get money from it.
I have a blogspot account 2 years ago but all that I've got is tons of spam in my comments. That really piss me off. I've quit blogspot and now when I'm using WordPress it is not to say safe but if I use akismet plugin. Makes my life so easy.
By using the "most popular search queries" it is very likely to find all the spammers, since spammers intentionally make their sites to match such queries. I have a Blogger blog and I am happy with their service. And I think they are trying to fight spam as much as possible. I got my blog blocked once under suspicion os spam just because I had inserted many links to videos of my favorite tv show in one single post.
Secondly, regarding the percentage of spam domains, yeah the reason you mentioned seems plausible, but it has nothing to do with the result. It is like cause and effect. You mentioned the cause, the effect is that people tend to give less credibility to domains that are not a .com.
I dont think you will pushed aside if you dont have a .com site.
We see less spam on .com site because this domain was only available initially.When web started building ,all were like Good site not spammers.Now today we are running out of names on .com domain so people tend to wards .net or .info and others.
Now the real part, Spamming concept grew up lately like may be 5 yrs.By the time they started growing stronger .com domain names were out of stock and became costly.So what they did was started buying other domains.Thats the reason you see the percentage high there.Its a matter of time.
Eli, that is right, if I am not wrong there even exist automated tools that create hundreads of blogs on Blogger in a matter of seconds hehe.
I tried Blogger a while ago, it's really quick to start a blog with it, and it's quite nice too. But I'm sticking with WordPress.
Anyway, that's a pretty large percentage of spam blogs..
I've been running my 1st blog for almost a month now. It is depressing how many damn blogs are just spam sites. I'm happy to go other persons' blogs and comment on them with the hope they will do the same. The spam blogs can all die in a fire AFAIC.
engtech, I tend to follow a similar approach, not necessarity to comments but definitely for trackbacks.
The sad thing is I don't think Google cares about all the splogs. If you are bored, find a blogspot blog running the Blogger toolbar at the very top and hit the Next button and go through a few of the blogs, there is nothing of any sort of quality on them ever!
I outright ban .info and .biz from comments and trackbacks because it avoids so much spam.


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A: Two ways - with a global variable:
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Or counting how many elements with 'fieldwrapper' class there is in '#buildyourform' (preferable):
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A: You should use input[] instead of input1, input2, input3, ...
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Q: What is the icon on the desktop after I install an application? I am very very new to Mac. Here is my question:
I have downloaded VLC player and then I clicked on the dmg file. I moved the VLC icon to Applications folder in the opening window.
Now when I start Spotlight and type VLC I can open the app which is great. But there is also an icon on the desktop. What is this?
It looks like a hard drive icon but I am not sure. When I right click on it I see:
Kind: Volume
Disk image: /Users/kt/Downloads/vlc-..dmg
Format: Mac OS Extended
Capacity: 134 MB
Available: 13 MB
Anyway what is this file?
Is it like a Windows shortcut?
Is it the file I downloaded in the first place? (But it was downloaded do "Downloads" folder)

A: This is the downloaded disk image. Many applications downloaded from the internet will come as an internet ready disk image, which means that it mounts and opens when the downloaded file is opened.
A disk image is a mountable image of any volume. Disk images can be images of physical volumes or virtual disks. Like a zip, dmg disk images can be compressed (and usuall are, especially internet ready disk images such as the disk images used to install software from the internet) or can be read/write like an actual disk. They are mounted in the same mount point as physical disks, but are virtual. When unmounting, the disk is ejected and the mount point deleted like a physical disk. As the disk image is a disk, it will be shown on the desktop if you have the relevant option selected in Finder preferences:

Copy the app to your /Applications folder (or wherever else you desire) then eject the disk image by right-clicking and selecting Eject (or through Finder). The mounted disk image is the .dmg that you downloaded, therefore can be deleted by deleting this disk image after unmounting.


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The pheromones only directly attract males to the Metarhizium granules; females are infected only if they happen to randomly encounter the fungus granules. There are usually two generations per year in temperate climates of North America (Alvarez et al. In fields that are plowed deeply in the fall, wireworms will turn up during plowing. Wireworm control involves taking a soil sampling for wireworms or inspecting the soil after plowing in the fall. To date, field tests of entomopathogenic nematodes in wireworm infested fields show they do not effectively control wireworms. Rondon SI, Hane DC, Brown CR, Vales MI, Dogramaci M. 2009. You should try to utilize cultural methods for preventing tuberworms in potato crops such as irrigation to prevent soil cracks, planting uninfected seed pieces and deep seating of tubers before attempting to use an insecticide for controlling potato tuberworms. Sisay A, Ibrahim A. 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Either way, the potato tuberworm damage is a hole in the potato that is filled with, well, feces. Mature larvae pupate in the soil, developing into adults that will remain in the soil until the following spring, when they emerge, mate, and lay eggs. In Egypt, potato tuber moth has caused up to 100% losses to potato plants in fields as well as in storage (Ahmed et al. West of the Cascade Mountains, other species of wireworms, including Agriotes spp., are pests. Photograph by Silvia I. Rondon, Hermiston Agricultural Research and Extension Center, Oregon State University. "For wireworms, we apply the fungus with a substance that produces carbon dioxide. Management-chemical control: COMMERCIAL USE, The research includes field trials to develop effective ways to deliver the Metarhizium biopesticide to wireworms and click beetles.Photo: Todd Kabaluk/AAFC. Insert large carrots at least four inches … Soil insects, primarily wireworms and white grubs, can severely damage seed pieces and tubers. If there are eggs still around the roots themselves, you may be creating a nice warm environment where those eggs could hatch and infest your compost. As a result, there may be serious damage when irrigated crops are grown on sagebrush or dry wheat land. Trivedi TP, Rajagopal D. 1992. (31 Jan 2014). Severe infestations result in yield and quality losses during storage where previously infested tubers are stored with healthy potato tubers (Malakar and Tingey 2006, Rondon 2010). ), Insect Plant Interactions. Environmental Entomology 39:1037-1042. Damage is most likely to occur when the plants are young and the weather turns cold, causing seed germination to slow down. All infected plants should be removed from the garden and disposed of immediately upon identification. And while it may take some work to get rid of these soil pests, I'll give you a list of options that will help you wipe them out. As the researchers had hoped, the resistant clones fared as well as — and sometimes better than — the insecticide-treated Russet Burbank potatoes. Commonly impacts corn, wheat and other cereal crops in addition to brassicas, root crops like carrots, potatoes, beets and sweet potatoes, climbing plants like beans and cowpeas, trailing plants like melons, and an assortment of others such as onions, lettuce, and strawberry. One generation per year, the life-cycle requiring 1-6 years to complete. (2009), and it was confirmed that tubers of the transgenic clone Spunta G2 were resistant to potato tuberworm damage. Wireworms or Carpet Beetle Larvae in the House. Wireworm feeding damage is easy to spot, says Rich Novy, a USDA-Agricultural Research Service (ARS) plant geneticist seeking to shore up America's $3.3 billion potato crop. Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences 16:1-9. Spacing Collards When Planting a Square Foot Garden, How to Control Ants Around Your Raspberry Plants, University of California Integrated Pest Management Program: Wireworms, University of California IPM: Cucurbit Pests: Wireworms, University of California IPM: Tomato Pests: Wireworms, University of California IPM: Spinach Pests: Wireworms, University of Minnesota VegEdge: Wireworms, University of Florida IFAS Extension: Click Beetles / Wireworms, Virginia Cooperative Extension: Wireworm Pest Management in Potatoes, University of Georgia Department of Entomology: Wireworms, University of Minnesota Department of Entomology: AmTide Imidacloprid 2F Label. The mission of the NRSP-6 Potato Genebank is to facilitate improvements in the potato of the future by promoting the use of valuable exotic genes found in wild potato germplasm. They generally appear between May 25 and June 5. Roots and stems: Roots may show small blackened pits where feeding has occurred; plants may suddenly wilt and die. On crops such as maize, stems may be chewed and frayed just above the old seed. Rondon SI. Similar triangles may appear at the end of each lateral veinlet or the entire margin may roll upward as though scorched. These nematodes seek out and kill soil inhabiting potato tuberworm larvae without harming beneficial insects, such as ladybugs or earthworms. the same method of killing the insect. CropWatch: Potato Education Guide, UNL Extension. of sources of resistance to the potato tuber moth, Phthorimaea operculella (Zeller). Stored crop losses in potatoes ranging from 50% in Yemen and Peru, 86% in Tunisia, Algeria, and Turkey, 90% in Kenya, and 100% in India and the Philippines have been reported (Alvarez et al. The larval or immature stages cause major damage to seedlings and the underground portions of many annual crops. 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Ice cream is one of my most favorite things in the whole world!
I don't think there is a better comfort food out there then a bowl of cold, creamy ice cream or a blended-to-perfection milkshake.
But is it worth all the sugar, calories and mystery ingredients (have you ever read the back of commercial ice cream labels?) that will go into my body?
Actually, a lot of the ingredients found in ice cream on the grocery store shelves make my mood WORSE in the long run. I may feel great while spooning the cold, creamy treat into my mouth, but the next day, my moods are all over the place and my skin becomes icky!
Plus it makes me feel so heavy.
Don't lose hope yet – I've got some great news!
You can get all the comfort, all the happiness and all the cool perfection in a bowl of ice cream WITHOUT a SINGLE bad ingredient!
I've found a lot of fantastic ice cream recipes out there and this one by Nutrition Stripped was unique enough to catch my eye. It is gluten-free, vegan and requires nothing more complicated than a normal blender.
Blend all ingredients together and then pour into a cake pan.
Freeze for 3 hours or until relatively hard.
Break into chunks and pour back into the blender and blend until creamy like ice cream.
*You can switch out the watermelon for other things like coffee, your favorite berry, bananas, etc.
Watermelon is said to be packed with some of the most powerful antioxidants found in nature (especially lycopene)! Who knew America's favorite summer melon was also a nutritional superfood?
Watermelon is also rich in VITAMINS such as C, A and B vitamins! These are important for keeping the immune system working at its best, strong organs, good eye health and good mental health. Not to mention for ENERGY.
Watermelon is also fat-free and full of…well… WATER! It is also rich in electrolytes and is thus excellent for keeping hydrated.
When you put in a little extra time to learn new shopping and cooking habits, you'll find that you can indulge in a lot of delicious foods without ever feeling guilty or gross! Although you've been raised to eat a certain way, you CAN learn NEW WAYS that can make you feel better, stronger, faster and more healthy than ever before.
It's worth it. YOU are worth it.
What's your favorite healthy dessert recipe? We want to hear about it – please share with us in the comments below!


Here are upcoming titles, now being solicited in comics stores through Diamond Previews for a October 2018 release.
Minoo Shirazi is a rebellious young Iranian woman, struggling to define herself amidst the strict social conventions of an oppressive regime, and the differing wishes of an overbearing father, in between life in Iran and life in midwestern America. Minoo Shirazi is also a free-spirited adventurer in a fantasy world, a place where aspects of modern America and ancient Persia meld into a unique landscape. And yet, neither of these women are the true Minoo Shirazi. 2 volumes collected in one specially priced set.
This story, structured like a traditional twelve bar blues song, with three sections each made of four chapters, follows blues musician Lem Taylor's harrowing journey across Arkansas of the late twenties, hunted for a crime he didn't commit.


Let's slide into a worn out corner booth and get grubby bacon and eggs at an old dive somewhere in Tennessee.
Let's turn up AM Radio and barrel down a side road in Nebraska.
Let's snap quiet polaroids next to the rolling sea in California.
I have such a strong tide of adventure in me that to see that in another is like finding water in a desert. Anyone who feels the same tide, the same pull to see what's out there is some version of a soulmate. They understand, they get it.
So get in the car, hop on the motorcycle, ride up to a motel in who knows where, go find those dive bars.


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Advocacy for Agriculture, For Foodies, For Gardeners, Policy Issues
Winter Solstice Celebration in NYC benefits NOFAs
December 8, 2015 nofavt	Leave a comment
Paul Winter has chosen the interstate NOFA as the "cause" group for their upcoming Winter Solstice Celebration. This will help the NOFAs reach the 7,000 people who attend the event to learn more about our collaborative carbon restoration project (more information on www.nofa.org).
The Winter Solstice Celebration will be held December 17-19, 2015 in four performances at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City. The event celebrates the spirit of the holidays with an extravaganza of music and dance. These performances mark the turning point of the year, a universal, ecumenical milestone when people gather together to welcome the return of the sun and celebrate light overcoming the dark. This year's event will present special guests from Brazil: singers Renato Braz and Fabiana Cozza, along with a samba band and Brazilian chorus. The performances also feature seven-time Grammy-winning saxophonist Paul Winter, his 10-piece ensemble, powerhouse vocalist Theresa Thomason, and the 25 dancers and drummers of the Forces of Nature Dance Theatre.
The venue is also utterly unique: the largest cathedral in the world, New York's St. John the Divine is two blocks long inside and tall enough to house the Statue of Liberty. The Winter Solstice Celebration inhabits the entirety of this titanic space, taking advantage of its mystery and beauty to create a forest, or a deep night sky, where a giant earth globe spins from the vault like a tiny planet in the cosmic vastness, and the world's largest gong rises with its player 12 stories high.
For more information on tickets and directions, go to: http://paulwinter.com/winter_solstice/ NOFA members will receive a $15 discount on $55 seats, Thursday night only, redeemable online and through Ovation Tix or call 866-811-4111, use the code: NOFA
Here is a collection of the artists who will be performing: http://music.paulwinter.com/album/winter-solstice-collection-2015
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Advocacy for Agriculture, Food Justice, For Foodies
Share the Harvest – $10,000 Challenge
November 24, 2015 nofavt	2 Comments
Over 20 years ago, NOFA-VT began the Farm Share Program with two goals in mind: 1. Increase access to local food for Vermonters with limited income and 2. Support the efforts of CSA farmers to feed everyone in their communities. From November 24 – December 1st, NOFA-VT has the opportunity to turn $10,000 into $20,000 with a challenge from one of our program supporters, Newman's Own Foundation.
Why you should support the NOFA-VT Farm Share Program
Every year, NOFA-VT turns away over 180 Vermonters trying to access a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) share from a local farm because of limited funding for the program. By contributing to the NOFA-VT Farm Share Program between November 24 and #GivingTuesday (December 1), you are taking a stand with NOFA-VT and CSA farmers across Vermont and endorsing the belief that everybody deserves consistent access to healthy produce that supports local and organic farms.
Impact Of Donation
A donation of $75 helps us provide one family with a CSA share (18-22 weeks of delicious and nutritious produce) and strengthens the local farm economy.
For one week, and one week only, Newman's Own Foundation will match every dollar raised to support the Farm Share Program, up to $10,000. This means that $10,000 from donors like you will turn into $20,000 to support the Farm Share Program.
Support our commitment to feed all Vermonters, and double the impact of your donation today: https://www.crowdrise.com/northeastorganicfarm2 . Celebrate with us and #SharetheHarvest
Advocacy for Agriculture, For Farmers, For Foodies, For Gardeners, Uncategorized
New videos address the question, 'Why Organic?'
Vermont Organic Farmers releases videos and brochure to convey the benefits of buying organic, and growing organically
Vermont Organic Farmers (VOF) has developed a collection of outreach materials that explain and support the organic certification process, and promote organic products. The materials include a series of short videos for consumers that convey the benefits of buying organic products, a longer video that explains the certification process, and a beautifully designed brochure that addresses the reasons for farmers and processors to become certified. These materials can be used and shared by anyone interested in promoting organic agriculture.
In response to requests from certified organic producers to help increase demand for organic products in the marketplace, Vermont Organic Farmers (VOF) developed five consumer-focused video clips, designed for easy sharing online, to show the importance and value of organic production. Each video features one benefit, or value, of buying organic products: "No GMOs", "Taste, "Stewardship", "Community" and "Integrity". These values are articulated by organic growers in Vermont, and were filmed on-farm, providing an intimate glimpse into the world of sustainable agriculture. (All the videos can be found on the NOFA Vermont YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwGgmXsdmFP45nSGt-Bx0gbj8hRRLbwfE)
"We are really excited for consumers to get to know the growers of their food better," said Nicole Dehne, who directs the VOF certification program. "This is a chance for folks to hear directly from the farmers about why they feel it is important to farm organically."
VOF has also produced a longer video that demystifies the organic certification process for farmers interested in pursuing organic certification. This film will be used as mentoring support and motivation for producers who are interested in learning more about the process. Through various outreach efforts, the video will reach a broader consumer audience and build confidence among buyers that the certification process is meaningful. Viewers will hear directly from organic growers, why they certify their farm as organic and what that process means to them and to their market. After watching the film, viewers will better understand the annual inspection process, the record keeping requirements, and the benefits of organic certification for their business.
As a companion to the videos, VOF has created an brochure for farmers interested in pursuing organic certification (http://www.ams.usda.gov/sites/default/files/media/NOFA-VTBrochure.pdf), which outlines five benefits of becoming certified organic and also addresses concerns, such as the burden of record keeping and the cost of certification.
The project was funded with support from the USDA National Organic Program's "Sound & Sensible Initiative," a campaign that aims to make organic certification more accessible, affordable and attainable. Other resources from the campaign can be found on the USDA website: http://blogs.usda.gov/2015/11/09/organic-sound-and-sensible-resources-why-go-organic-and-where-to-start/
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Advocacy for Agriculture, Farm to School, For Foodies
Cultivating agricultural literacy across Vermont!
November 6, 2015 nofavt	Leave a comment
NOFA Vermont announces the fourth annual Agricultural Literacy Week on November 16-21, 2015. With a focus on local farming, healthy food, and strong communities, this event will promote the role of Vermont agriculture across the state.
Agricultural Literacy Week is designed to educate Vermont citizens about the important role of farms in our communities and to the economy of our state. People of all ages will have the opportunity to participate in events statewide to learn more about Vermont's farms and farmers. This week of activities connects communities to their local farms, while also furthering Vermont's Farm to Plate goals to increase food literacy and educational opportunities in schools and communities.
"Today, less than 2% of our national population makes a living farming," says Vermont's Secretary of Agriculture, Chuck Ross. "That is why it is critical that we actively cultivate Ag Literacy – to ensure future generations appreciate and understand where their food comes from. Events like these help connect us to our agricultural roots and build awareness for the importance of farming in our community."
Secretary Ross will be joined by Dr. Gregory Sharrow, the director of the Vermont Folklife Center, and Martha Reid, State Librarian at Vermont Department of Libraries for an event to kick off Agricultural Literacy Week, at the Folklife Center in Middlebury on Monday, November 16, from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm. The event will feature a special presentation of the Poultney Working Lands Oral History Project, which engaged local high school students to explore, celebrate and document in various mediums the heritage of their neighbors who were involved in farming, sugaring, quarrying, forestry, hunting and trapping. Students gained skills in interviewing, writing, and map reading,
"What was just the town of Poultney became a valley of characters, characters with stories which made their corner of Vermont special," said Scout Proft, NOFA Vermont's Rutland and Bennington County Farm to Community Mentor, who created the oral history project. "Hidden in their learning, too, was a realization that working the land is darn interesting, and certainly worthy of attention."
Agricultural Literacy Week is organized by NOFA Vermont, with help from partners at the VT Agency of Agriculture, Food & Markets, UVM Extension, and the VT Department of Libraries. The Poultney Working Lands Oral History Project is supported by funds through the Johnson Family Foundation and Farm Credit Northeast Ag Enhancement Program.
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Advocacy for Agriculture, Farm to School
Agency of Ag Announces More than $50,000 of Farm to School Grant Funding Available to VT Schools
Information about the Vermont Farm to School Program and a downloadable grant application »
All Vermont schools, consortium of schools, and school districts are eligible to apply for funding. Program applications must be received by the Vermont Agency of Agriculture no later than 4:30 pm on Friday, November 6, 2015.
State leaders gathered together on October 13th, 2015 at Sustainability Academy in Burlington to recognize Farm to School Awareness Month, a statewide celebration of the Farm to School (FTS) Program that connects thousands of Vermont students with fresh, healthy, local foods every year. Among the celebrants were Secretary of Agriculture Chuck Ross, Secretary of Education Rebecca Holcombe, Health Commissioner Harry Chen, Burlington Schools Superintendent Yaw Obeng, Vermont state legislators, as well as representatives from the office of Senator Leahy, and other important Farm to School stakeholders.
Vermont Agency of Agriculture Secretary Chuck Ross announced more than $50,000 in funding available to all Vermont schools for the purpose of developing or expanding Farm to School programming for Vermont students in 2016.
Vermont is a national leader in Farm to School programming; our schools spend a larger percentage of their food budgets on locally sourced foods than any other state.
"Farm to School programs are a vital tool we can use to promote agricultural literacy in schools so that, from an early age, students understand the value of nutrition, develop healthy eating habits, and appreciate where their food comes from," said Vermont Secretary of Agriculture, Chuck Ross. "Farm to School programming helps build a culture of 'Ag Literacy' in our schools and communities. These programs are an essential part of building the connection between agriculture and the next generation of Vermonters, while also teaching our students to make healthy choices and ensuring food access for all."
Since 2007, the state of Vermont has appropriated more than $800,000 in support of Farm to School programming. The Vermont Farm to School Grant Program has awarded funds to 70 schools and supervisory unions throughout the state to facilitate the integration of local foods in school cafeterias, classrooms and communities, impacting roughly 30% of all schools in Vermont.
Today's event also served as an opportunity to highlight several new developments in Vermont's Farm to School landscape, including:
The newly established inter-agency strategic partnership between the Agency of Agriculture and the Departments of Education and Health focused on developing Farm to School programs throughout the state.
New School Wellness Policy Guidelines which now more strongly incorporate FTS programming and recommendations for local food in school nutrition standards and education.
Recently released Vermont Farm to School Network Goals to engage 75% of Vermont Schools in Farm to School programming and purchases at least 50% of food regionally by 2025.
Following the celebratory remarks, the Sustainability Academy's 4th and 5th grade garden club treated event guests to a taste test of fresh kale pesto made with kale harvested from school gardens in Burlington – a fitting choice of vegetable as today, October 7th, is also National Kale Day. Taste tests, a popular tool used to encourage students to try new foods, are the official theme of Farm to School Awareness month in Vermont. Students participating in FTS programs will be conducting various taste tests for their classmates using fresh, local food throughout the month of October.
Vermont Farm to School program grant program is made possible by collaboration between the Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Agency of Education, VT FEED (Food Education Every Day) and the Vermont Farm to School Network.
If you have questions about Vermont's Farm to School program or the 2016 funding, contact Ali Zipparo at 802-505-1822, or Alexandra.Zipparo@vermont.gov.
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FREE WEBINAR: Put Your Money Where Your Values Are
October 6, 2015 nofavt	2 Comments
Institutional Procurement Tools for Local and Regional Food Buying
Does your organization or institution need a template to assist with articulating your goals for buying local? Over the past two years, Abbie Nelson and Erin Buckwalter of NOFA-VT have worked with a variety of partners and institutions to research how institutions incorporate values in their local and regional purchasing programs. Through this work, we developed tools that support institutions to define and communicate their food purchasing values, and subsequently develop and market a values-based tiered buying system that includes local and regional foods.
In this webinar, Abbie and Erin will provide an overview of our research and show the tools that we have created. It will be useful for anyone working with an institution looking to set goals for buying locally and regionally.
This webinar was recorded, and is available for viewing here »
Continue reading FREE WEBINAR: Put Your Money Where Your Values Are →
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Advocacy for Agriculture, Food Justice
How to DOUBLE your 3SquaresVT benefits
September 2, 2015 nofavt	Leave a comment
There is a new currency circulating through farmers markets in Vermont. This currency, called Crop Cash, is the double value coupon incentive program promoting the purchase of fresh fruits and vegetables at the farmers markets with 3SquaresVT benefits.
Crop Cash is available at all farmers markets in the state currently authorized to accept EBT and Debit cards (for a complete list of participating farmers markets, please click here).
1. Go to a participating farmers market. Find one here: http://nofavt.org/cropcash/farmersmarkets
2. Look for the market's information booth or the yellow banner.
3. Let the person running the machine know how much 3SquaresVT you'd like to spend and swipe your EBT card.
4. Get $1 tokens and bonus $1 Crop Cash (up to $10).
5. Use your Crop Cash to buy fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs.
6. Come back next week and do it all again!
More information about Crop Cash »
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New Funding for VT FEED
Vermont Food Education Every Day ( VT FEED) just received word that "Building Demand for Fruits and Vegetables in Vermont Schools" will be funded by the Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets, through the Specialty Crop Block Grant program!
The goal of this 18-month pilot project is to explore increasing the viability of schools as a consistent market for Vermont fruits and vegetables by providing tools, training, and technical assistance to school food programs, teachers, and farmers.
Specifically we'll be focusing on USDA's Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (FFVP), promoting use of the program in classrooms and facilitating the process for using Vermont fruits and vegetables in the program. The FFVP allotment of funds for Vermont schools is over 1.8 million dollars. If schools used only 10% of the FFVP dollars to purchase Vermont produce each year, Vermont specialty crop producers would receive an additional $180,000 annually.
For more information, please contact Amy Gifford at amy@nofavt.org or call (802) 434-4122
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NOFA Vermont's first Farmer Olympics deliver feisty fun!
The Farmer Olympics were held at the Maple Wind Farms' fields in Bolton, Vermont on August 12, 2015. There were 12 teams and more than 70 participants competing for the gold.
Read the Burlington Free Press article »
View pictures of the event in a Burlington Free Press photo gallery »
Listen to the Vermont Public Radio story on the Farmer Olympics »
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DARK Act Passes House, Puts Blinders on Our Right to Know
September 2, 2015 nofavt	3 Comments
by Maddie Monty, Policy Advisor, NOFA Vermont
On July 23rd, the House of Representatives passed bill H.R. 1599 by a margin of 275 to 150. This bill, backed primarily by House Republicans, has been given two names. Cleverly branded by its sponsors as the Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act, the bill has instead become widely known to the national Food Movement as the Deny Americans the Right to Know (DARK) Act.
Despite its benevolent title, farmer and consumer groups have seen the DARK Act for what it is: a direct attack on mandatory GMO labeling laws passed by Vermont, Connecticut, and Maine in recent years and an effort to undermine consumers' demand for information about the food they eat.
Cleverly branded by its sponsors as the Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act, the bill has instead become widely known to the national Food Movement as the Deny Americans the Right to Know (DARK) Act.
While much of the House testimony in favor of the Act referenced the need for a national labeling standard, the DARK Act would in fact do just the opposite. By prohibiting FDA from ever requiring the labeling of GMO foods, the Act would codify the current federal policy of voluntary labeling: a policy that has been in place for 14 years, during which time not one food manufacturer has ever chosen to label their products as containing GMOs.
If passed by the Senate and signed into law, the DARK Act would not only prohibit FDA from requiring GMO labeling, it would also nullify Vermont's labeling law slated to go into effect in July 2016. The bill would allow the use of misleading "natural" claims on GMO products to continue, while limiting the ability of states and localities to regulate GMOs in ways that safeguard farmers and consumers.
One thing proponents of the DARK Act can't deny is widespread citizen support for mandatory GMO labeling. In recent years, a multitude of national polls (conducted by ABC News, Consumer Reports, the Washington Post, Reuters/NPR, the New York Times, and others) have repeatedly found that over 90% of Americans want GMO foods to be labeled.
While biotechnology companies and junk food manufacturers have long seen GMO labels as a skull and crossbones, a UVM study recently found that GMO labels do not serve as a warning label to consumers. Under Vermont's labeling law, manufacturers will simply be required to disclose on the package and in plain language whether their product was made with genetic engineering. In fact, labeling GMOs is something these same companies are already doing in 64 other countries around the world, which begs the question: why not here?
Unfortunately, the list of corporations and interest groups backing the DARK Act is a lengthy and well-funded one. It includes companies like ConAgra Foods, Dow AgroSciences, PepsiCo and Monsanto. Political contribution reports clearly show that the deep pockets of Big Food were brought to bear in passing H.R. 1599. House members who voted in favor of the DARK Act received an average of $70,426 per vote from interest groups and industry, with some individual members receiving as much as $500,000 from the bill's supporters.
The bill will now head to the Senate for consideration following the August recess. While the DARK Act is expected to receive substantially less support in the Senate as compared to the House, only time will tell whether Big Food can successfully force-feed this legislation to our Congress and our citizens. While the Obama administration has been largely silent on the issue up to this point, one thing is certain: if the DARK Act ever makes it to the President's desk, he is sure to get an earful.
National GMO Labeling Polls: http://www.centerforfoodsafety.org/issues/976/ge-food-labeling/us-polls-on-ge-food-labeling
Contributions to House members supporting/opposing HR 1599: http://maplight.org/us-congress/bill/114-hr-1599/7104271/contributions-by-vote.table
Free Press article on UVM study: http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/story/news/local/2015/07/28/uvm-study-gmo-labeling-may-matter/30801741/
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Sir Samuel Cunard, 1. Baronet (* 21. November 1787 in Halifax, Nova Scotia; † 28. April 1865 in London) war ein kanadischer Geschäftsmann und Inhaber der Cunard Line.

Cunard wurde als Sohn von Abraham Cunard geboren, einem Holzkaufmanns der als United Empire Loyalist vor der amerikanischen Revolution nach Halifax geflohen war.

Als sehr erfolgreicher Unternehmer in Halifax und als eine von zwölf einflussreichen Personen, die die wirtschaftlichen Geschicke in Nova Scotia lenkten, ging Samuel Cunard 1838 nach England, wo er zusammen mit diversen anderen Geschäftsmännern versuchte, die Rechte für die transatlantische Postbeförderung der britischen Royal Mail zwischen England und Nordamerika zu bekommen. Aus der dafür gegründeten  "British and North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company" wurde später die "Cunard Steamship Limited".

1840 segelte das erste Dampfschiff des Unternehmens – die RMS Britannia – von Liverpool, England nach Boston, Massachusetts. Dies war der Grundstein für einen regulären Fracht- und Personenverkehr über den Atlantik.

Die erfolgreiche Firma übernahm die Canadian Northern Steamships Limited und im Jahre 1934 ihren stärksten Konkurrenten, die White Star Line, Besitzerin der Olympic und ehemalige Besitzerin der Titanic. Durch die Übernahme der Hauptkonkurrenten dominierte die Cunard Line den transatlantischen Verkehr.

Cunard besaß auch noch einige andere Unternehmen in Kanada. Seine Kohlengesellschaft ist immer noch eine der größten Ölfirmen in Nova Scotia.

Am 9. März 1859 wurde Samuel Cunard auf Vorschlag von Lord Palmerston durch Königin Victoria der erbliche Adelstitel eines Baronet, of Bush Hill in the County of Middlesex, verliehen. Im Maritime Museum of the Atlantic in Halifax ist die komplette zweite Etage seinem Leben und seiner Schifffahrtsgesellschaft gewidmet.

Sir Samuel Cunard starb 1865 in London, England, und wurde auf dem Friedhof Brompton begraben. Aus seiner 1815 geschlossenen Ehe mit Susan Duffus hatte er neun Kinder, darunter seinen Titelerben Sir Edward Cunard, 2. Baronet (1816–1869).

Für seine Leistung ehrte die kanadische Regierung, vertreten durch den für das Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada zuständigen Minister, am 20. Mai 1937 Samuel Cunard und erklärte ihn zu einer "Person von nationaler historischer Bedeutung".

Literatur und Weblinks

 Franz Hansel: 21.11.1787 – Geburtstag des Reeders Sir Samuel Cunard WDR ZeitZeichen vom 21. November 2012. (Podcast)

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Everyone knows the old saying "two heads are better than one." Rob McKeown will tell you "two trucks are better than one," but don't tell that to his wife. Rob owns a Snap-on route in the Santa Paula, Fillmore, and Ventura, California, area, where he sells tools to various auto shops. The story starts out with Rob building a '65 Ford F-100. Only halfway complete, Rob picked up our magazine for inspiration and was reading a tech article on the Fatman Fabrications suspension build. Shortly after he spotted a '67 F-100 at John Meadows' Deuces Wild, Hot Rods and Customs in Fillmore. Rob inquired about the truck but it was not for sale. After a few months of nagging, Meadows called Rob. At this point, Rob was not ready to take on another project. Lets face it, its hard enough building one truck, let alone two at one time.
Two weeks went by and Rob was losing sleep thinking about the '67 Ford. As luck would have it the truck was still for sale. Now the only thing was letting his wife, Lisa, know. "I told her about the truck and promised her I wouldn't work on it or spend anymore money on it until the '65 was complete. She told me to go ahead and get the darn thing," he says (only those were not her exact words). From the sound of things Lisa is a very understanding wife. For the most part, she let Rob off the hook.
So with the go-ahead from the missus Rob completed his '65 and immediately got working on the '67. He didn't want a showstopper but more of a track-worthy driver. After reading the Fatman Fabrications install article, Rob placed an order for their Mustang II Stage 3 IFS kit and had it installed by Meadows at Deuces Wild. Next up was to install the 3.73 gears and mono leaf rear springs followed by Pro Shocks all the way around.
The stance was looking really good, but now Rob had the tough decision of what motor he wanted to install. Soon, however, he found a big-block Ford 390 for sale. The motor needed a little freshening up so he sent it to Precision Cylinder Head & Machine Shop in Santa Paula. The machining began on the block, bored .020 over, and Hepolite pistons installed. A low-profile Canton oil pan was important to help free up some space to move the motor down and closer to the firewall. Since the truck was going to be driven at the Del Mar Goodguys autocross track Bob Jennings Dyno Shop in North Hills tuned the motor.
At first Rob installed a C6 trans but after driving it on the freeway at high rpm he wanted something that was going to reduce engine rpm and increase gas millage. He turned to Jose's Transmission in Santa Paula to rebuild a Ford AOD with Transtar high-stall torque converter. With the new trans he headed back out on the freeway and was very happy with the results-plus the engine was not revving to the moon.
What are Rob's plans for the two trucks? "The '67 I can beat up on at the track and put stuff in the back, and the '65 is the showstopper I try to keep nice, but one day it will hit the track," he says. Rob also says that both trucks get driven to the auto shows but the '65 gets a green tape treatment on the front end before hitting the freeway. Here at CLASSIC TRUCKS we would like to see more trucks hit the autocross track and would like to thank Rob for entering the Goodguys Truck class. We need some more competition for this '67 F-100 so start building some track-ready drivers.


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2018 U.N. Correspondents Association Awards For Best Journalistic Coverage Of The United Nations And U.N. Agencies
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WINNERS WILL BE HONORED AT GALA EVENT BY THE U.N. SECRETARY-GENERAL H.E. ANTÓNIO GUTERRES MID-DECEMBER 2018 (Date TBD) AT CIPRIANI WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
United Nations Correspondents Association
Jul 16, 2018, 18:15 ET
NEW YORK, July 16, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- The United Nations Correspondents Association (UNCA) invites media worldwide to submit entries for its 23nd annual UNCA Awards for the best print, broadcast (TV & Radio) and online, web-based media coverage of the United Nations, U.N. agencies and field operations.
2018 marks UNCA's 70th anniversary celebrating seven decades of journalism committed to reporting on the UN and its many causes and objectives.
Deadline for submissions is September 15, 2018
The awards are open to all journalists anywhere in the world. The Awards are:
1. The Elizabeth Neuffer Memorial Prize, sponsored by the Alexander Bodini Foundation, for written media (including online media). The prize is for print and online coverage of the U.N. and U.N. agencies, named in honor of Elizabeth Neuffer, The Boston Globe bureau chief at the U.N., who died while on an assignment in Baghdad in 2003.
2. The Ricardo Ortega Memorial Prize for broadcast (TV & Radio) media. The prize is for broadcast coverage of the U.N. and U.N. agencies, named in honor of Ricardo Ortega, formerly the New York correspondent for Antena 3 TV of Spain, who died while on an assignment in Haiti in 2004.
3. The Prince Albert II of Monaco and UNCA Global Prize for Climate Change. The prize is for print (including online media) and broadcast media (TV & Radio) for coverage of climate change, biodiversity, and water.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR APPLICANTS:
Coverage of the U.N. and U.N. agencies is specified in each category; the committee welcomes coverage of all issues particularly on the Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, peacekeeping operations and nonproliferation, including the elimination of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.
Work in print, broadcast (TV & Radio) and online coverage must be published between September 2017 and August 2018.
The judges will look for entries with impact, insight and originality, and will consider the courage and investigative and reporting skills of the journalists. Entries from the developing world media are particularly welcome.
Entries can be submitted in any of the official U.N. languages (English, French, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, and Russian), however a written transcript in English or French is necessary to facilitate the judging process.
Each candidate can submit to no more than two (2) prize categories, with a maximum of three (3) stories in each. Joint entries are accepted.
Electronic files and web links uploaded to the online Entry Form are required.
HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR ENTRY:
Entries are submitted online by completing the UNCA Awards Entry Form.
On the first page, please complete your personal information and upload your photo.
The following page is where you will submit your work electronically by uploading web links and/or files directly to the Entry Form.
** Electronic entries are mandatory **
All entries must be received by September 15th, 2018
For Questions regarding UNCA Awards & entries please contact:
The UNCA Office, 1-212-963-7137.
Or send an email to [email protected]
CLICK ON THE ENTRY FORM BELOW TO GET STARTED:
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UNCA Awards Committee: Sherwin Bryce-Pease (UNCA President), Giampaolo Pioli (Awards Chairman), Valeria Robecco (UNCA Vice President), Carole Landry (UNCA Treasurer), Seana Magee (UNCA Secretary), Oscar Bolanos (UNCA Executive Member), Widad Franco (UNCA Executive Member), Tuyet Nguyen (Awards Selections Coordinator).
SOURCE United Nations Correspondents Association


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Six creative sculptures designed to run on solar energy
Have you heard of a 'sculpture with a purpose'? Well, if you did, then here are a few sculptures that give the true definition to this phrase. These creative sculptures not only have the futuristic look, in addition, they also generate electricity. Furthermore, they do so utilizing one of the most eco-friendly forms of energy, i.e. solar energy. Here are some designers that have come up with creative sculptures that are designed to run on solar energy. In fact, these are some of the best solar powered sculptures after the jump.
1. Solar tree sculpture
The office of Tourism London has made an effort to rely upon the power produced by renewable sources rather depending upon the grid electricity. For this, they have developed the world's largest solar tree that produces around 8.6 KW of green electricity. The solar tree is 22-foot tall and is a visual landmark of London. It is making people aware of the importance of implying clean and green sources of energy.
The solar tree has a total of 27 leaves, each integrated with solar panels to generate eco-friendly electricity. The entire project will produce around half of the electricity consumed in the office per year. This is approximately 10,000 KWh of green power annually. Furthermore, this system will also eliminate about 10 tons of carbon dioxide. This would otherwise add to the environment by fossil fuel power plants.
2. Heliotropis solar powered kinetic sculpture
In botanical terms, heliotropism is described as the periodic movement of the parts of plants, specifically the flowers and leaves that occur every day in stimulus to the sun. Inspired by this botanical phenomenon, Beth Deutch and Larry Rubin have designed an elegant solar powered kinetic sculpture. This sculpture is called as 'Heliotropis'.
This beautiful 10-foot tall flower sculpture features built-in solar panels. In fact, it would collect the sun's energy during the day. This, ultimately, is used to bloom the glass petals in the morning and to power the LED. It allows the plant to stand as a light fixture at night.
The kinetic solar sculpture is planted in Rumson, in the garden of the designer couple. Moreover, the eco-conscious designers have focused on the aesthetics of their creation by making use of solar panels in the ceramic and glass petals and have tried to aware people about the issues related to greenhouse gas emissions through their ecologic design.
3. Solar-powered WARP
The WARP abbreviation for water and air recycling pad is the brainchild of Portuguese designer Vasco Pinto Alves. His concept is truly inspired from the nature. The solar tree that he has created makes use of solar energy to generate green electricity, provide shade and clean CO2 free air, just like a natural tree does. The entire tree is covered with photovoltaic panels to produce renewable electricity without harming the environment.
However, a water collector is also retrofitted to collect and purify the rain water, which can be further supplied to households.Seasonal algae are also made to grow in the system that absorbs the environmental CO2, which clarifies air and further manufactures bio diesel.
Four algae aquaria are included in a single structure. The green electricity is used to illuminate the set of LEDs at dark and also to power the electric vehicles that are parked below the solar structure.
4. Michael Jantzen's solar sculpture
Renowned American artist and designer Michael Jantzen has created this amazing solar energy field sculpture. This eye-catching sculpture is a huge 3D desert installation that takes energy from the sun and converts it into electricity for the surrounding areas. The solar panels located on the southern side are spread over with a photovoltaic film that is operated under extremely high temperature. O
n a clear sunny day, approximately 10,000 watts of green electricity is generated to be supplied to the local community. The visitors can sit or lie under the shade of the lower panels as they are folded out in different ways. The surrounding landscape can also be viewed by climbing up the solar energy field.
5. Solar flora
Long Beach, California based Nectar Design's founder, Darren Saravis, has created the 'solar flora' by making use of aircraft aluminum and some locally produced materials. In addition, the elegant and stylish design of solar flora pays tribute to the nature's beauty and charm. Nevertheless, this sculpture is fully functional, generating green electricity by capturing the sun rays.
The sculpture looks like a giant flower with one, two, three or four solar panels integrated on the petals. Moreover, the PV panels have a tendency to generate about 1.2 kilowatt-hours of electricity per day, depending on leaf configurations. These artistic sculptures can add to the ambiance of a garden, shopping mall, museums, etc., and also provide efficient green energy to these areas.
6. Seed Pod sculpture
Alabama artist, Deedee Morrison was inspired to create the 8 by 12 ft art piece from the drawings of Ernst Haeckel, who was very appreciative of various organic forms. Furthermore, Haeckel was also responsible for discovering and illustrating thousands of new species.
Morrison is interested in interpreting nature in her art pieces. In addition, the color scheme of her sculpture exudes the vibrant aura of the sun. The yellow hues shine through the three alternating intricate designs carved into the metal surface.
Additionally, the artist's distinct signature style is noticeable in the sculpture. Morisson is recognized for creating large-scale art pieces out of 'masculine' defined materials such as aluminum, steel, and limestone. She is enthusiastic about the contrast between metal and nature.
According to her, steel is considered inorganic and inflexible as opposed to her nature-inspired design. She focused on balance between the two. The feminine, delicate designs juxtaposed against the heavy material compose a very fascinating concept.
The conversion capability of the sculpture in the lush environment makes a statement in favor of solar energy. Part of the sculpture is a 125W solar panel that converts sunlight into usable energy, which is then transferred through the charge controller to the battery bank. The charge controller reduces the energy as the battery only requires 12 volts to charge and the energy is stored until needed. An 18-foot solar tower near the sculpture can power the art piece with stored energy for 14 continuous hours.
With the ever-increasing environmental awareness, design houses and architects from around the globe are looking for new and innovative ways to give an eco-friendly touch to their creations. Every other day, we get to see and hear of amazing examples of solar energy. In fact, these ultimately integrate into residential, commercial and industrial applications. Furthermore, the efforts are on to exploit solar power in every possible way for the benefit of Mother Nature and the human race.


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Fossey, Dian
born Jan. 16, 1932, San Francisco, Calif., U.S.
found dead Dec. 26, 1985, Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda
U.S. zoologist.
She was working as an occupational therapist when, on a trip to Africa in 1963, she met Louis Leakey (see Leakey family), who persuaded her to return to study the mountain gorilla in its natural habitat. Owing to her patient and nonthreatening interactions, the gorillas of Rwanda's Virunga Mountains became accustomed to her presence, and she was able to gather detailed knowledge of their habits, communication, and social structure. She obtained a Ph.D. in 1974 and taught at Cornell University while remaining involved with the Karisoke Research Center in Africa, which she had established in 1967. She recounted her observations in Gorillas in the Mist (1983; film, 1988). She actively protected the gorillas from poachers, who are suspected of her murder at Karisoke.
▪ American zoologist
died Dec. 26, 1985, Rwanda
American zoologist who became the world's leading authority on the mountain gorilla.
Fossey trained to become an occupational therapist at San Jose State College and graduated in 1954. She worked in that field for several years at a children's hospital in Louisville, Kentucky. In 1963 she took a trip to eastern Africa, where she met the anthropologist Louis Leakey (Leakey, Louis S.B.) and had her first glimpse of mountain gorillas. She returned to the United States after her trip, but in 1966 Leakey persuaded her to go back to Africa to study the mountain gorilla in its natural habitat on a long-term basis. To this end, she established the Karisoke Research Centre in 1967 and began a hermitlike existence in Rwanda's Virunga Mountains, which was one of the last bastions of the endangered mountain gorilla. Through patient effort, Fossey was able to observe the animals and accustom them to her presence, and the data that she gathered greatly enlarged contemporary knowledge of the gorilla's habits, communication, and social structure.
Fossey left Africa in 1970 to complete work for a doctorate at the University of Cambridge in England. In 1974 she received her degree in zoology with the completion of her dissertation, "The Behavior of the Mountain Gorilla." She returned to Rwanda with student volunteers who made broader kinds of research possible. Motivated by the killing of Digit, one of her favoured gorillas, Fossey generated international media coverage in 1978 in her battle against poachers.
In 1980 Fossey returned to the United States to accept a visiting associate professorship at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. While teaching, Fossey also completed Gorillas in the Mist (1983; film 1988). Back in Rwanda, Fossey resumed her campaign against poachers, taking increasingly drastic measures to protect the Virunga gorillas. On December 26, 1985, her slain body was discovered near her campsite. Though no assailant was ever identified, it is widely suspected that she was killed by the poachers against whom she had struggled for so long.
Farley Mowat, Woman in the Mists: The Story of Dian Fossey and the Mountain Gorillas of Africa (1987, reissued 1994), looks at her life and work.
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Foster, Abigail Kelley
Fossey, Dian — (16 ene. 1932, San Francisco, Cal., EE.UU.– hallada muerta 26 dic. 1985, parque nacional Volcanes de Virunga, Ruanda). Zoóloga estadounidense. Trabajaba como terapeuta ocupacional cuando en un viaje a África, en 1963, conoció a Louis Leakey (ver… … Enciclopedia Universal
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Fossey — Fossey, Dian (1932 85) a US scientist who became famous for her study of mountain ↑gorillas. She lived among the gorillas in Zaire (now called the Democratic Republic of Congo) during the 1960s and wrote a book called Gorillas in the Mist (1983) … Dictionary of contemporary English
Dian Fossey — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Fossey. Dian Fossey (16 janvier 1932, San Francisco, Californie 26 décembre 1985, montagnes des Virunga, Rwanda) est une éthologue américaine, spécialisée dans l étude du comportement des… … Wikipédia en Français
Dian — (as used in expressions) Dian Lake Dian Chi Fossey Dian * * * … Universalium
Dian Fossey — (* 16. Januar 1932 in San Francisco; † 26. Dezember 1985 im Karisoke Research Center, zwischen dem Karisimbi und dem Visoke der Virunga Vulkankette, Ruanda) war eine US amerikanische Zoologin und Verhaltensforscherin, die sich der Erforschung des … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Dian Fossey — (San Francisco, Estados Unidos, 16 de enero de 1932 Ruhengeri, Ruanda, 26 de diciembre de 1985), zoóloga estadounidense reconocida por su labor científica y conservacionista con los gorilas de las montañas Virunga (en Ruanda y el Congo). Nace en… … Enciclopedia Universal
Dian — may refer to: Dian Cecht, the God of healing in Irish mythology Dian (mythology), one of the sons of Carman in Celtic or Irish mythology Diān (滇), an abbreviation for Yunnan, China Dian Fossey, an American zoologist Dian Hong tea, a black tea… … Wikipedia
Dian (disambiguation) — Dian may refer to: * Dian, a person in Celtic mythology * Dian (滇), an abbreviation for Yunnan, China * Dian Cecht, a healer in Irish mythology * Dian Fossey, an American ethologist * Dian Hong tea, a black tea grown in Yunnan, China * The Dian… … Wikipedia


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N.Y. Jury Awards Paralyzed Surgical Patient $56 Million in Medical Malpractice Lawsuit
Ohio Medical Malpractice Guide
This guide is intended to help you understand the proper steps to take if you think you might be the victim of medical malpractice in Ohio. If you still have questions please contact our office today for a free case review.
Surgical errors are perhaps the most devastating form of medical malpractice that a patient can experience. In many cases, the patient dies due to such errors. And even when the patient lives, their quality of life may be fundamentally altered. Unfortunately, doctors and hospitals are loathe to admit surgical error, which in turn forces patients to seek relief through the courts.
Doctors Claimed Stroke, Not Surgical Error, Caused Patient's Paralysis
This was the case for Patricia Jones, a woman in her 60s, who was paralyzed following spinal surgery 10 years earlier at a hospital in White Plains, New York, which is a suburb of New York City. The two doctors who performed the surgery claimed the paralysis was the result of Jones suffering a stroke during the procedure, rather than any error on their part. A New York state jury disagreed, however, and awarded Jones and her husband nearly $56 million in damages.
According to accounts of the recently completed trial published in the Rockland/Westchester Journal News, Jones was admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital to undergo surgery to relieve pain in her arms, hands, and neck. But during the procedure, a "piece of fractured bone became embedded in the protective covering of the spinal cord, which caused a contusion to the cord." At trial, Jones' personal injury lawyer explained to the jury that the surgeons knew something had gone wrong but "didn't tell anybody that."
The day following the surgery, Jones suffered a sudden loss of blood pressure and she was completely paralyzed. Doctors then waited nearly three hours to perform a CAT scan. A radiologist reviewed the scan and determined there was an epidural hematoma on Jones' spinal cord. This conflicted with the surgeons' account, which was that there was no hematoma and told Hones "her spinal cord had suffered a stroke."
Jones remains paralyzed for life. But the evidence presented at trial indicated that had the surgeons admitted their error and promptly removed the hematoma, Jones would still be able to walk. Nevertheless, the defendant surgeons continued to stand by their stroke theory at trial.
The jury ultimately found the plaintiff's evidence more compelling. It awarded Jones $20 million for her pain and suffering. With other damages–including $10 million to Jones' husband for his loss of consortium–the final verdict came to $55.9 million. The Journal News said this was likely the largest medical malpractice verdict in Rockland County history, although the two surgeons are only liable for half of that amount, as other defendants, including the hospital, reached out-of-court settlements with Jones.
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Cases like this highlight the importance of working with an experienced Cleveland medical malpractice attorney if you have been paralyzed or seriously injured as the result of surgical error by an Ohio physician. You cannot rely on the doctor or the hospital to come clean about their responsibility. Contact Tittle & Perlmutter at (216) 308-1522 if you speak with a lawyer today.
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Kim Koo(1876~1949)
Kim Koo was born in 1876 in Baegun-dong, Haeju, Hwanghae-do Province. He learned the Chinese classics at a traditional community school. As a commander of the Donghak Peasants Army of Hwanghae-do Province he led the troops to bring down Haejusong Fortress in 1894. When the attempts of the Donghak Peasants Movement failed, he joined the Righteous Army Corps. In 1896 he killed a Japanese lieutenant, Tsuchida, at Chihapo Port, in order to avenge the murder of the Queen Myeongseong. He was imprisoned and sentenced to death.
Kim Koo studied western books while in prison, broadening his knowledge and idea. After escaping from prison, he entered the Buddhist priesthood and was ordained a Buddhist monk. However, in 1899, he quitted the priesthood and returned to secular life, where he exerted himself in educational activities and established several schools in Hwanghae-do Province. In 1907 he joined Sinminhoe, an underground independence organization working to restore national sovereignty. His high visibility as the organization's secretary general led to a second term of imprisonment in 1911. After being released from prison in 1915 he launched a rural enlightenment drive.
When Korea's March First Independence Movement emerged in 1919, Kim Koo was exiled to Shanghai, China. As the Police Bureau Commissioner, Minister of Internal Affairs, and Premier of the Korean Provisional Government (KPG), he strove to enliven the KPG amidst the difficulties of the times. He organized the Korean Patriotic Corps (KPC) in 1931. In the following year he led the struggle for independence with those of Yi Bong-chang and Yun Bong-gil, which generated a great response inside and outside Korea and energized the national independence movement. In 1940 he settled in Chongqing, China. As Premier of the KPG, he organized the Korea Independence Army and carried out full-scale anti-Japanese movements to accelerate national independence.
With the liberation of Korea, Kim Koo returned home from China in 1945. He carried out an anti-trusteeship movement against the United States and the Soviet Union. In 1948, spearheading the drive for unification, he opposed South Korea's general election because of its exclusion of North Korea. In the course of his activities for South-North unification, he was assassinated on June 26, 1949, by the powers impeding national unification.


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This card is made for my friend Kristoffer and his birthday this weekend. The inspirations for the card I got from Basic Greys Challenge and House Mouse Challenge for this week. The Layout is from the House Mouse one and the Basic Grey challenge is "more then one fold" so i decided to make an Easel-Card. All the papers are Basic Greys Pyrus and the stamp is from House Mouse set Birthday: Ice Cream and the stamp Birthday Cupcake. The image is colored with both Promarkers and Copic and the frosting is coated with some glossy accent that have been sprinkled with a bit off black embossingpowder. I tried to find something good as sprinkles but couldn't find anything suitable and embossingpowder was the best i could come up with (too late I realized that i could have used some of my brown flocking, but maybe next time). I embellished the card by putting in eyelets in the corners of the cardfront and the image and threaded a rounded ribbon through them. Due to the fact that this cardfront is mounted on an Easel-card i just taped down the ends in the bottom half and I did a knot with a piece sticking out on the top half were you can see the backside of the card. I keep going with the ribbons on bottom part of the card but on the right side i did a visible knot. All the papers are roughed and distressed with vintage Photo. The Image is also distressed with vintage photo and i added some faded jeans. The black embellishments are rubb-ons that i cut into small pieces.
Dagens kort är inspirerat av veckans House Mouse och Basic Greys utmaningar. Basic Grey vill se olika typer av vikningar och House Mouse har en layout (se höger). Stämpeln är som används är Birthday Cupcake från House Mouse set Birthday: Ice Cream. Jag har färglagdt med promarkers och Copics och frostingen är täckt med Glossy Accent och lite svart embossingpulver. För dekoration på kortet har jag valt att fästa eylets och dra igenom ett brunt, runt band. På den övre halvan av kortfronten har jag gjort knutar som syns och på den undre sidan har jag bara tejpat fast bandet då det döljs av Easel konstruktionen.


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REACTION: Ross McNeilly Post-Dover
Aldershot Town Academy Manager Ross McNeilly thought that his team "should've beaten" Dover Athletic after his u19 side drew 1-1 at home on Wednesday in the National League Youth Alliance.
The game started evenly but Aldershot Town had the better chances with a few one-on-one opportunities.
The Shots seemed to have a foothold on the game and looked the more likely to go in front, but against the run of play, Dover took the early advantage.
Despite going ahead, Dover never looked the dominant side in the game but Aldershot Town replied really quickly, scoring straight after Dover's goal.
Aldershot replied well and scored with a header from a corner as centre-back George Hedley powered his header home.
This equaliser saw the Shots get right back into the game and dominated from then on, putting more and more pressure onto the Dover backline.
The second-half meanwhile was all Aldershot Town but were unable to edge in front. Dover meanwhile, managed to hold out for a well-fought draw despite their lacklustre display in the second half.
Following the game, Academy Manager Ross McNeilly gave his thoughts on the u19's performance:
"We lost 5-0 to Dover at the beginning of the season and to be fair, we should've beaten them (Dover) on Wednesday.
"We did really well, played really well, we had the most chances, missed a couple of one-on-ones and defended really well."
Ross McNeilly also commented on the pace of the game and how his side coped with it:
"It was very even at the start and then they took the lead. After they took the lead, we were on top then.
"Had a couple of good chances, probably should've scored a few more in the second half.
"Right at the end, Dover had a great chance and they probably could've nicked it.
"However, on the whole basis of the game, I think that we did enough to win the game."
The result means that the u19s are third in the National League Youth Alliance and they still remain in the running for the title chase.
The u19s have come so far from their poor start at the beginning of the season and the spirit shown to come back and challenge for the top spot is something that Ross McNeilly hasn't forgotten:
"I think that if we do well in our next five or six games then I think that we can have a really strong finish come to the end of the season," he said.
"I think we've won like seven of our last eight and it would've been nice to win this game as it stopped our momentum a little bit but it shows how far we've come.
"We lost all of our first six games and we were bottom of the league. If we had gotten a few points at the start then we would be winning the league quite comfortably and be well clear of the rest.
"Two to three wins at the start would've done it by now but the big thing here is that we are still really young and next season will show how strong we're going to be."
Ross McNeilly is now looking ahead to the Academy fixtures to come as the u19s and u18s look to continue their recent hot form:
"We are away to Chippenham on Wednesday for the u19s and then on Saturday, the u18s have their National Schools Cup last-16 game. These are some big games coming over the next few days.
"With the game against Chippenham, we still have a chance for the title if we win that game. It's a big chance for the lads and I'm hoping that they take it."
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21 There are many devices in a man's heart; nevertheless the counsel of the Lord, that shall stand.
14 The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God. They are corrupt, they have done abominable works, there is none that doeth good.


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RAF Deploy British Army to Mali
Posted on December 8, 2020 by Liam, Editor, Warfare.Today
LXX Squadron Flies Light Dragoons and Royal Anglians to Africa
The new British Army mission is to provide the ongoing UN mission in Mali with a new long range reconnaissance capability that will enhance the UN peace keeping mission.
RAF aircraft are deploying British Army personnel from RAF Brize Norton to join the UN Mission in Mali.
The advanced party led by Lieutenant Colonel Tom Robinson, the Commanding Officer of the Light Dragoons, flew out to Mali on board a LXX Squadron A400M Atlas transport aircraft last week. The main contingent followed on 3rd December on board another Atlas, which after a refuelling stop at Gibraltar flew into Gao Mali. The full deployment is planned to be completed by early next week.
After a refuelling stop at Gibraltar, the RAF A400M Atlas transport aircraft flew into Gao Mali.
"This deployment is a good example of the important and often unnoticed work that is carried out by the personnel based here. This airbase is the centre of a worldwide network that supports the UK's military Operations and activities across the world and as such plays a key role in the enabling the UK's military operations around the world."
Group Captain E. Flynn
Station Commander, RAF Brize Norton
The new British Army mission is to provide the ongoing UN mission in Mali with a new long range reconnaissance capability that will enhance the UN peace keeping mission. All UK UN personnel will be based at the UN camp in Gao at the newly constructed Camp Bagnold, which is named after Brigadier Ralph Alger Bagnold.
"The 300 strong Light Dragoon task group is joining over 14,000 peacekeepers from 56 Nations as part of this challenging UN mission in Mali to help protect the people from violence and support political dialogue. We bring years of experience on operations, first class equipment and exceptional people.
"We've trained hard for the last year to make that we are ready for this challenging mission. We're proud to be the first British soldiers to join in this team effort to help combat instability in the Sahel."
Lieutenant Colonel Tom Robinson
Commanding Officer, Light Dragoons
The new mission is separate to the ongoing RAF operation that has three Chinook helicopters conducting combat support operations as part of the French coalition that is conducting counter insurgency operation in Mali.
Prior to this deployment the personnel have been in an isolation bubble to ensure that all COVID-19 precautions have been taken and which will allow them to join a similar bubble in Mali.
The main contingent followed on 3rd December on board another Atlas, which after a refuelling stop at Gibraltar flew into Gao Mali.
Source: RAF
Africa Airbus A400M Atlas British Army Camp Bagnold Gao LXX Squadron Mali RAF RAF Brize Norton Royal Anglian Regiment The Light Dragoons Tom Robinson United Nations
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Compared with woodblock printing, moveable type printing developed slowly. It did not become the mainstream of document duplication in ancient China. Compared with the same period of ancient Korea and the end of Middle Ages of Europe, moveable type printing was not used widely, and books printed with it were not as many due to the characteristics of moveable type printing and the social environment in ancient China. 26 refs.


well, as the forums are sort of, well, slowing down, it looks like we've gotten a few spam bots slipping through the cracks. I just want to remind the comminuty members to jst leave the threads, and PM a link to me/muska/xeno, and we'll take them out ASAP.
Just leave em there, one of us is bound to stumble into one.
Yeah, no need to PM us.
We need to login to check messages anyway, so might as well just let us find it ourselves.
I set account activation back to user. Too busy for admin activation, hence spam.
lol. I do think its time we loosen up on a few things to get more users using these forums... otherwise what are you paying the provider for?


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