American author and a prominent advocate of intelligent design.
I would give Wells' book a grade of an "F", because he distorts and mis-quotes scientists and does not write to encourage people to build upon a logical foundation, but rather to blindly accept his "proofs" that evolution is wrong. Wells offers no alternative scientific theory to explain the fossil record. If not by Darwinian evolution, then HOW did life gradually change from single-celled simple bacteria 3.5 billion years ago (which Wells says he accepts), to the present explosion of life in all of its complexity all around us? In short he fails to convincingly demonstrate to me, as a fellow molecular biologist, that most of the "Icons" are really the essential foundations of evolution he claims, and he offers no compelling evidence to me that these are indeed 'frauds'. However, I am seriously concerned that Wells claims himself to be a "molecular biologist", and yet questions the very foundations of molecular biology (DNA makes RNA makes protein) as some sort of Darwinist conspiracy.
As a graduate student at Yale, I studied the whole of Christian theology but focused my attention on the Darwinian controversies. I wanted to get to the root of the conflict between Darwinian evolution and Christian doctrine. In the course of my research I learned (to my surprise) that biblical chronology played almost no role in the 19th- century controversies, since most theologians had already accepted geological evidence for the age of the earth and re-interpreted the days in Genesis as long periods of time. Instead, the central issue was design. God created the cosmos with a plan in mind. This affirmation is among the most basic in all of Christianity (and other theistic religions as well, including Unificationism). And that plan included human beings as the final outcome of the creative process: we are created in the image of God.
At the end of the Washington Monument rally in September, 1976, I was admitted to the second entering class at Unification Theological Seminary. During the next two years, I took a long prayer walk every evening. I asked God what He wanted me to do with my life, and the answer came not only through my prayers, but also through Father's many talks to us, and through my studies. Father encouraged us to set our sights high and accomplish great things. He also spoke out against the evils in the world; among them, he frequently criticized Darwin's theory that living things originated without God's purposeful, creative activity. My studies included modern theologians who took Darwinism for granted and thus saw no room for God's involvement in nature or history; in the process, they re-interpreted the fall, the incarnation, and even God as products of human imagination. Father's words, my studies, and my prayers convinced me that I should devote my life to destroying Darwinism, just as many of my fellow Unificationists had already devoted their lives to destroying Marxism. When Father chose me (along with about a dozen other seminary graduates) to enter a Ph.D. program in 1978, I welcomed the opportunity to prepare myself for battle.


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As many of our readers know, the X in Xconomy stands for "exponential," referring to the rapid rate at which technologies such as semiconductors and genomics evolve and in turn transform our economy and our daily lives. Unfortunately, the batteries in the information devices we carry everywhere these days aren't one of those exponential technologies. Portable power is an area where we have to settle for incremental advances—but where there's such great demand that even small improvements can justify big investments.
Westborough, MA, startup Boston-Power, which says it's come up with safer, longer-lasting lithium-ion battery cells for notebook computers, is the latest to attract some of that investment. The company announced today that it's gathered third-round venture funding totaling $45 million, which it will use in to scale up manufacturing operations with partners in Taiwan and mainland China.
"By the end of 2008 we will have the capability of making a million cells a month," says Christina Lampe-Onnerud, the company's founder and CEO. "That makes Boston-Power a real player in the space. We are still very small, but [a million cells per month] is enough for our customers to place a bet on us." The company's batteries are larger than most existing lithium-ion cells–which is part of what makes them more efficient—but the firm is working with laptop manufacturers such as Hewlett-Packard to incorporate the cells into battery packs that can be dropped into existing laptop designs.
Oak Investment Partners of Westport, CT, led Boston-Power's funding round, with Venrock Associates, Granite Global Ventures, and Gabriel Venture Partners also participating. The infusion brings Boston-Power's total venture investment to $68 million.
Rechargeable ithium-ion batteries were first developed in the 1970s and have been the main power source for laptops, cell phones, and other gadgets practically since the birth of portable electronics. But they've attracted some unwanted attention of late as the result of fires and explosions caused by manufacturing defects. Conventional lithium-ion cells are made using cobalt oxides that can become unstable if the batteries are overheated, overcharged, punctured, or short-circuited; they then release oxygen that oxidizes other materials, releasing more heat, with potentially frightening results. (In fact, the FAA classifies lithium-ion batteries as "hazardous materials." To minimize fire danger aboard airplanes, the agency just enacted new rules prohibiting airline passengers from packing lithium-ion batteries in checked luggage, and limiting them to two spare laptop batteries in carry-on luggage.)
Lampe-Onnerud, former director of battery research at Kenan Sahin's Cambridge-based technology-development firm Tiax, helped to devise lithium-ion batteries that use stabler substances such as manganese in place of cobalt. She founded Boston-Power in 2005 with a mission to commercialize the new chemistry—along with larger mechanical designs that simplify the path of current through a battery and add new interrupt devices resettable fuses, and other monitoring electronics. "We have put a lot of time and effort into safety," says Lampe-Onnerud. "We've not only changed the alloys, but we've made batteries smarter. They can say 'I don't like what I'm feeling right now, so I'm going to shut down,' either temporarily or permanently."
At the same time, Boston-Power's battery packs, branded "Sonata," recharge faster than average lithium-ion cells, reaching an 80 percent charge in 30 minutes. They can also be recharged over and over for up to three years without losing significant capacity, according to Lampe-Onnerud, whereas the average laptop battery has faded to about 60 percent of its original capacity by that time. And they're made using smaller amounts of heavy metals than traditional lithium-on batteries, earning the company the prestigious Nordic Ecolabel, awarded by the Nordic Council of Ministers to products that have mimimal environmental impact in both their initial manufacturing stage and their and waste or recyling stage. "We were the first in the world to get the Nordic Ecolabel for lithium-ion chemistry," Lampe-Onnerud says. "Why the big guys didn't do it first, I have no idea."
Though the company hasn't said which manufacturers will be the first to include Sonata batteries in their laptops, it is already busy making them in partnership with a contract manufacturer in Shenzhen, China. And it announced today that it has selected a second company, GP Batteries of Hsinchu, Taiwan, to expand its manufacturing capacity. Lampe-Onnerud and GP's own CEO, Andrew Ng, say the two companies connected at just the time when GP was looking for the right technology to manufacture. "GP Batteries has in the past been a conservative player in the laptop computer market, because of the safety concerns surrounding the lithium-ion system," Ng said in a statement announcing the partnership. "With the design innovation and safeguards that are incorporated in Boston-Power's Sonata batteries, we are now ready to apply our manufacturing expertise to re-enter the laptop computer market."
Wade Roush is the producer and host of the podcast Soonish and a contributing editor at Xconomy. Follow @soonishpodcast
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AFTER, car got keyed so while getting it fixed, I got my door handles, side vents, and front grill painted.
Just got my first Rover... 2006 HSE and loving it. Also just joined the forum so I'm glad to be here.
Thanks in advance for your advice when I need it. Cheers from the SF Bay Area!!
Full size but not a show car! Real dirt!
Before my 2010 Overfinch conversion stock 2006 supercharged with 24" iForged Imola wheels finished in brushed aluminum.
Lets face it, Range Rovers simply have a bad rep.


WELCOME TO WORD ASSOCIATION PUBLISHERS A Pittsburgh region publisher serving the world.
I am often asked by writers who are looking around for a publisher—"Why should I go with Word Association? What makes Word Association any better than other publishers?" It's a good question. When Francine and I first tip-toed into the business of helping writers to self-publish their books, back in the mid-1990s, we were one of only a handful of such businesses in the entire country. We were pioneers. Today, if you google "self publishing" thousands of such companies pop up. Some of them are very good at what they do. Some, not at all. But what I think sets Word Association apart is this: we take exceptional care of our authors. I can brag about our stable of editors; they are the best in the business. Our design team is second to none—just take a look at the book covers in our online library. We have state of the art bookmaking equipment. We offer book marketing and sophisticated book publicity. We fill orders all over the world. But all that said: what I think is best about us is the care and attention we give our authors. While we always try to help authors stay true to their vision, we feel it is our responsibility to offer honest criticism and guidance every step of the way. We consider it a privilege when writers choose our company and trust us with their prize possessions—their books—their creations!—and with that privilege comes a responsibility that Francine and I and our staff take very seriously. A great many of our writers come back to us with their next book, and then the next one. How satisfying is that!


CARTIER, BALLON BLEU, 42 MM.
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Water-resistant to 30m, the Ballon Bleu with its convex curves and large 42 mm case comes with a fluted crown decorated with a synthetic spinel cabochon, protected by a crown guard and a brushed plain case back secured by screws, as well as a sapphire crystal glass.
Under the slightly domed sapphire crystal, we find a superb guilloche silvered dial with painted black large radial Roman numerals, blued steel sword hands, an oval aperture for the date at 3, an inner minute and second division, Cartier's secret signature at 7. Under the plain brushed steel case back secured by 8 screws, is hidden a mechanical movement, self-winding with hack mechanism. Dial, case and movement are signed.
The present watch is fitted with a Cartier steel bracelet with polished and satin-finish links and secured double deployant clasp.
The Ballon Bleu is without any doubts a superb creation, introducing a concept of luxury zen. The Ballon Bleu watch adds a dash of elegance to male and female wrists alike.
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L. In Conclusion
© Copyright 2013, T. Stanfill Benns (This text may be downloaded or printed out for private reading, but it may not be uploaded to another Internet site or published, electronically or otherwise, without express written permission from the author. All emphasis within quotes is the author's unless indicated otherwise.)
What has always amazed me is how Traditionalists will argue at length on the Mass, on jurisdiction and other topics; they will even cite the Council of Trent and occasionally bring in Denzinger's "Sources" when it suits them. But when it comes to proving their validity and liciety, they behave as though there is nothing to condemn them, nothing which restrains them and nothing that will support the arguments of those who challenge their credentials. They resort to the arguments of theologians primarily and twist Canon Law to prove their case, if they cite it at all. They pick and choose from the encyclicals to support their positions. They use past popes as props on their websites at the same time they are flagrantly disobeying their orders. They violate every rule of scholasticism in existence, banking on the fact that the average Traditionalist will never know the difference, or even know that the popes have decreed that those not using the scholastic method are censured.
As proven over and over again, these men are not lawful pastors; they have no standing whatsoever in the Church. If a true pope ever once again headed Christ's Church, they most likely would be exiled to a distant island monastery, there to do penance as laymen for the rest of their lives. They are not needed and not wanted; Scripture warns us of hirelings who enter at the window, not the door. They have no head, recognize no authority and basically make up the rules as they go. How even the least informed Catholics could mistake them for what remains of the true Church on earth is a mystery. A headless Church is no Church, and a Church not strictly operating at least on the directives of past pontiffs cannot claim to be Catholic.
What we have tried to demonstrate here is that there ARE answers to what happened to the Church and they come from the Roman Pontiffs. The sum total of their teachings instructs us on how to carry on in their absence. Their laws draw the lines in the sand we need to observe as obedient Catholics. Their teachings on Christ's promises to His Church assure us that Christ is still with us and will remain with us as long as we accept these teachings, study them and follow them. (This Rev. Madgett notes in Vol. II of his work, "Christian Origins"). Christ's promise to Peter was not that the occupant of Peter's chair itself was to physically last till the end, but that as long as there WAS a canonically elected pope to fill the See, he would remain free from error in faith and morals, (Ibid). The insistence that a true pope must exist until the very end is not consistent with the prophecies found in Holy Scripture nor does it coincide with the predictions of saints and holy people throughout the centuries, (common opinion of theologians). To follow anyone or anything else in the absence of Christ's vicars on the pretext that the "hierarchy" cannot cease to exist per Christ's promise is to allow man to usurp papal authority and pretend to speak in Christ's name. This we cannot do. Those who allow this to go on are making a mockery of everything that ever constituted the Catholic Faith and Christ's institution of a Divine society on earth. They are no better than the Anglicans, the Lutherans and all the other breakaway sects these churches spawned in defiance of the Roman Pontiff.
There can be no defense of this stance because Pope Pius XII in his "Six ans se sont" has defined the hierarchy as the bishops in union with the pope and Traditionalist "bishops," who as schismatics are not even successors of the apostles, are scarcely in union with a true pope. Priests are not to be officially considered, in a jurisdictional capacity at least, as a part of the hierarchy, (Can. 108), although they are included in the hierarchy of Orders. Hierarchy cannot be considered outside of the necessary union of the bishops with the pontiffs, a Protestant/Old Catholic view, which Traditionalists have espoused from the very beginning. There have been accusations that the acceptance of all that the popes teach, be it firm and irrevocable or firm and only conditional (in non-infallible matters) amounts to an idolization of the popes, but nothing could be further from the truth. Christ gave to one man and his successors the promise of infallibility and that promise does not extend to bishops and priests, far less to those passing themselves off as such today, without even so much as a pretense of loyalty and strict adherence to papal teaching.
Rev. J. C. Fenton, doctrinally profound as usual, reminds Catholics that: "Actually there is no such thing as a teaching issued by the Holy Father — in his capacity as the spiritual ruler and teacher of all the followers of Jesus Christ — which is other than authoritative. Our Lord did not teach in any way other than authoritatively, nor does his Vicar on earth when he teaches in the name and by the authority of his Master. Every doctrine proposed by the Holy Father to the entire Church Militant is, by that very fact, imposed upon all the faithful for their firm and sincere acceptance. Hence if we find in an encyclical letter or for that matter, in any document of the Holy Father's ordinary magisterium which has been registered in his official Acta [Apostolica Sedis], a doctrinal declaration proposed precisely as morally certain, all of the faithful owe to that declaration a full and morally certain assent or adherence. If, on the other hand, we find in these same documents some teaching set forth absolutely without qualification, either directly or through the unqualified condemnation of its contradictory as heretical or erroneous, it would seem that all Christians are bound to give that proposition an absolute certain and irrevocable assent," (The American Ecclesiastical Review," March, 1953, "Infallibility in the Encyclicals").
If the Vicar of Christ is speaking in His name, and he is; and if Catholics really and truly believe that the Pope is His Vicar on earth and is vested with infallibility, why is there any question about obeying all he says? If Christ were standing in the Holy See instead, would they question Him as well? Would they have the unmitigated gall to challenge His decisions and choose which ones they would obey? This is the crucial point we wish to make here; the all-important truth we hope to impress on everyone reading these pages. If we truly love our Catholic faith and believe all that it teaches; if we love Our Lord with our whole heart, mind, will and strength, we will be quick to obey the pope knowing that he is the closest thing to Christ on earth and knowing that the commission Christ entrusted him with is subject to His binding and loosing in Heaven. We may not have a living, breathing pope teaching us in His name today, but we have living documents from the Continual Magisterium still demanding our assent. Christ's promise to Peter yet endures, and His words shall not pass away.


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When to Use WireGuard
This article will walk you through the three main use-cases for using a WireGuard Virtual Private Network (VPN) in your business or enterprise, along with the benefits and limitations of each.
Connect Remote Sites
The first use-case is connecting internal networks between remote sites. WireGuard makes it easy (using a site-to-site configuration) to connect two or more private networks over the Internet, just as if you had a dedicated link between them. For example, say you work for a primary school system, and you want to link all the office networks in that school system together, so that any school administrator can access the same internal office, file sharing, or class management software, no matter where she is physically located.
You can install WireGuard on a server at each of the office locations, and configure it to allow secure access among each office network. That way any internal servers (like Microsoft Exchange, SharePoint, etc) you have located in one office can be accessed from any other office — and nobody not on one of your office networks can access them.
Figure 1. Remote sites connected with WireGuard
The server on which you install WireGuard at each office can be the office's Internet router, or it can be a server on which you host other applications (or it can be a dedicated machine — an old Raspberry Pi will be sufficient in most cases).
While the upside of a site-to-site connection like this is that it allows anyone in one office to access other servers at any other office, that's also the downside. If an intruder is able to gain a foothold on one computer at any site (like, for example, one of your office admins is tricked into opening a malicious email attachment on an office computer), that attacker will be able to pivot and start probing the other computers at all connected sites.
For a concrete example of site-to-site access, see our Securing Operational Technology With WireGuard article.
Another use-case is to allow individuals around the world (or just around town) remote access to an internal network (using a WireGuard point-to-site configuration). For example, if you operate a manufacturing plant, you could set up a WireGuard server on the same internal network that you run some of your manufacturing equipment on, to allow the vendor of that equipment remote access to troubleshoot or update the equipment's software without having to physically send someone out to your plant.
A lot of enterprises use the same approach for software-only applications. If your business has a number of internal applications hosted on some cloud network (or other off-site server farm), you might set up a WireGuard server on that off-site network to allow individual IT operators access to the servers on that network to update or troubleshoot them.
Figure 2. Remote access secured with WireGuard
The benefit to using WireGuard this way is that it allows only specific individuals with a specific business need to access specific networks. For example, you can allow third-party vendors to access just the network on which their equipment is running, without giving them access to all your other internal networks. Or you can limit the access of your IT operators who just do application support to just access the networks which host the applications they support, instead of all your internal networks.
Another benefit is that you can revoke access from an individual to a network once she no longer needs it — for example, to revoke access when an employee leaves the company or moves to a different department. You can also selectively enable or disable access on a case-by-case basis, like to turn on access to a third-party vendor when they need to service a piece of equipment, and then turn it off again when they're done.
For more on why WireGuard is a great way to enable remote access, see our SSH Jumphost vs WireGuard Jumphost article.
Establish a Zero-Trust Network
The main limitation with the above approach is that it does nothing to limit lateral movement within an internal network if a malicious actor (like a ransomware worm) gains access to any computer within it. That's where this next use-case comes in: With WireGuard, you can establish Zero-Trust Network Access (ZTNA) among any grouping of local and remote computers to prevent unauthorized access to any of them.
In contrast with the other approaches, which allow access to a whole group of computers at the same time, with this use-case, you grant each user access only to the particular computers (or particular services running on a particular computer) that she needs to access. Also in contrast with the other scenarios, each computer must have WireGuard installed on it individually (with a point-to-point configuration), and be configured to disallow all inbound connections to it except through WireGuard.
Figure 3. Zero-trust network established with WireGuard
For example, in the sales department of a company, each individual salesperson might have WireGuard installed on her laptop, and use that WireGuard connection to access the company email server (with WireGuard installed on it), her department's file share (with WireGuard installed on it), and the internal customer-relationship-management (CRM) and invoicing applications (with WireGuard installed on them, too).
Wherever a salesperson uses her laptop — whether it's from her office at work, from home, from a coffee shop across town, while presenting at a prospect's site, or while traveling across the country — she'll be able to connect to those other systems with the same level of security and availability as if she were sitting right beside them.
Although it can be more complicated to set up and administer, this is the most secure way to enable remote access among computers on any network. It ensures that only authorized individuals have remote access to each computer, and that access can be revoked to a specific computer when an individual no longer needs it. WireGuard access logs can also be used to audit in detail which users accessed which computers when and from where. And crucially, it limits the ability of an attacker who gains a foothold on one computer system from pivoting to attack the other systems on the same network.
For a guide to getting started with ZTNA, see our Zero Trust Architecture With WireGuard article.
by Jennifer Ormond


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Apr 27 Five L.A. Makers You Need to Know
Designer Stephen Kenn crafts extraordinarily made furnishings from recycled materials like military canvas and hardware. His perhaps signature collection, Inheritance, has a leather straps inspired by WWII-era uniform belts, and is what lead him to also develop cool leather goods like wallets and travel bags. Now, he's taking his work outside, with a collection of outdoor pieces.
Black Crow Studios, headed by Tracy Hiner, produces custom wallpapers (and more) in collaboration with local designer firms like Cuffhome and Maison 21, producing an incredible range of patterns. Hiner recently showed one of her latest collaborations, a series of limited edition prints called Caliber, at Art Basel. Created in partnership with Raise the Caliber, a portion of sales goes to the Caliber Foundation, which supports gun buy-back programs in at-risk cities. You can also find them at Holly Hunt.
Brendan Ravenhill creates furnishings, lamps and accessories that are heavily influenced by manufacturing processes and techniques, yet offer a sleek sensibility that has made him a popular resource for some of L.A.'s leading interiors designers. We especially love his new outdoor light fixture, the Ada sconce, which debuted at ICFF this year.
In 2012, model Meyhan Hill picked up a welding torch and never looked back. From her DTLA studio, (wh)ORE HAüS, she's producing some of the city's most coveted and cutting-edge furnishings, which include everything from dining tables and beds to smaller items like bookends—she also does custom work. It's no wonder she was recently included in Elle Décor's Style Sheet column.
Neptune Glassworks founder Uri Davillier was trained in glass, ceramics and sculpture, and is creating some of the most beautifully made lighting designs in the city. They're sleek, high tech and timeless. And yes, it's his work you're sitting under while dining at Otium. And kudos to Chef Tim Hollingsworth for also bringing in ceramic pieces from Irving Place Studio, founded by the late Dora de Larios, one of L.A.'s most important champions of beauty and good design.
Black Crow Studios, (wh)ORE HAüS, Stephen Kenn, Brendan Ravehill, Neptune Studios, Uri Davillier, Dora de Larios, Irving Place Studio
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The truth is a marvelous thing. How fortunate we are to hear it.
The wonderful thing about Christ's message is that it actually helps us with everyday problems.
For example, most of us are stressed out because we react to our fellow human beings with resentment.
The more resentful we are, the more tense we feel. Resentment also makes us feel inferior and guilty. And when we are resentful, we lose our power to be cheerful and kind.
Christ said "Resist not evil. Overcome evil with good." His words are just as true now as when they were first spoken. In fact, the truth of His words is proven in our own experience. Whatever resentment is, it is a form of resistance that ruins the good life, destroys relationships, and makes us bitter.
If you resist (resent) others, resent their shortcomings or even their cruelty—you become guilty and a slave of guilt and what you resent.
Any resentment leads to sensitivity. When we resent, we find ourselves becoming upset (increasingly irritable). We then make the mistake of resenting again by blaming the other for our condition. We then resent and struggle with our symptoms. Finally we might even resent ourselves.
Can you now see the wisdom in Christ's words? All you need do is drop your resentment. Let it go. Make it unimportant. Don't resent your symptoms. Don't resent yourself for your weakness. Don't resent whatever in your environment is reinvoking your symptoms. Drop your resentment against whoever you first resented that set you on the path of increasing struggle and failure.
We often resent and struggle with whatever our current symptom (emotional upset, sickness or sensitivity) is. This is a distraction from seeing all the way back to the original cause, probably in childhood, involving the trauma of hating another person. Now you must drop your resentments, one by one, as you see them, no matter what the resent is toward.
"Forgive" in other words. Christ told us to love our neighbor. Can you now see how? Don't resent him. Love by not hating. Love by not resisting with hostility and anger. Love by dropping your grudges. Love by letting another's shortcoming pass without jumping at the opportunity to resent them.
When you do—when you really and truly forgive a person by giving up resentment—you will be gradually set free from guilt, tension, anger, and a whole host of other symptoms and problems that have arisen due to the resentment.
Most of us resent (and judge) our husband, wife, child, neighbor, or coworker. We feel justified in our resentments because they may have done something unfair or cruel. But remember: resentment and judgment only serve your pride. The Bible is full of seeming paradoxes that have mystical meaning. Christ said that we should lay down our life to gain life. The life that we must willingly lay down is the life of pride so that we might gain eternal life. Can you now see that when you exercise your "right" to judge and resent another, you forfeit the spiritual life?
Bear in mind that your faulty ego life has been built up millions of resentments, so there is much to see. Therefore, take it easy. Be content to go about your daily affairs but quietly watching for little resentments to appear.
Go now and be aware. Watch for resentment. When you see it rising, stand back and observe it calmly. Remain neutral to it. Stand in quiet disagreement with it, until it loses its power over you. When you refrain from indulging the resentment, it will indeed feel like you are giving up life. It will pain your ego to not indulge the resentment. But if you can stand back with a little mental distance and let it go—lo and behold, you will be a little freer. By not indulging the hatred of another, you will gain God's approval and will feel His love welling up within you.


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LATEST_RC_BRANCH=$(git branch --sort=-refname -r | grep 'origin/rc' | sort -V -r| head -n 1)
LATEST_RC_MAJOR_MINOR_VERSION=$(echo "$LATEST_RC_BRANCH" | cut -d'-' -f 2)
LATEST_RC_MAJOR=$(echo $LATEST_RC_MAJOR_MINOR_VERSION | cut -d'.' -f 1)
LATEST_RC_MINOR=$(echo $LATEST_RC_MAJOR_MINOR_VERSION | cut -d'.' -f 2)
INCREASED_MINOR=$((LATEST_RC_MINOR+1))
ACTUAL_VERSION="$LATEST_RC_MAJOR.$INCREASED_MINOR"

if [ "$(git tag -l $ACTUAL_VERSION.0-dev.1)" == '' ]; then
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    VERSION=$ACTUAL_VERSION.0-dev.1
else
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    LATEST_DEV_NUMBER=$(echo $LATEST_DEV_VERSION | cut -d'.' -f 4)
    VERSION=$ACTUAL_VERSION.0-dev.$((LATEST_DEV_NUMBER+1))
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git tag -a $VERSION -m "$VERSION"
git push origin $VERSION

echo "Computed next dev version: $VERSION"
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Kengo Kuma
"Kengo Kuma has designed architectural works in over twenty countries and is the recipient of a host of prestigious international awards."
Japanese Kengo Kuma is a leading name in international architecture. He has worked with Salvatori since 2009 on projects such as the Stone Forest installation for the 2014 Salone del Mobile. In the same year, he designed the iconic Ishiburo collection for us, his first ever product range for any brand.
In 2021 he designed MA House for The Village, our collection of contemporary miniature sculptures by renowned artists who were invited to create their interpretation of the concept of home.
Kengo Kuma was born in 1954. Before establishing Kengo Kuma & Associates in 1990, he received his Master's Degree in Architecture from the University of Tokyo, where he is currently a University Professor of Architecture. Having been inspired by Kenzo Tange's Yoyogi National Gymnasium, built for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, Kengo Kuma decided to pursue architecture at a young age, and later entered the Architecture program at the University of Tokyo, where he studied under Hiroshi Hara and Yoshichika Uchida. During his Graduate studies, he made a research trip across the Sahara, exploring various villages and settlements, observing a unique power and beauty.
After his time as a Visiting Scholar at Columbia University in New York, he established his office in Tokyo. Since then, Kengo Kuma & Associates has designed architectural works in over twenty countries and received prestigious awards, including the Architectural Institute of Japan Award, the Spirit of Nature Wood Architecture Award (Finland), and the International Stone Architecture Award (Italy), among others.
Kengo Kuma & Associates aims to design architecture which naturally merges with its cultural and environmental surroundings, proposing gentle, human scaled buildings. The office is constantly in search of new materials to replace concrete and steel, and seeks a new approach for architecture in a post-industrial society.
The village | MA House
Ishiburo Bathtub
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Ishiburo Basin
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Champions League: Paris police chief admits to final 'failures'
Paris police chief Didier Lallement has accepted a 'failure' in security operations during the Champions League final. He also defended the handling of the chaos and actions he believes 'prevented deaths.'
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Champions League: Paris police chief admits to final 'failures'
Paris's Quai Branly museum gives carte blanche to Cameroon's Blick Bassy
To mark the opening of its new exhibition "On the Road to Chiefdoms of Cameroon", Paris's Musée du Quai Branly gave multidisciplinary Cameroonian artist Blick Bassy carte blanche. His first move was to invite Cameroonian musicians Kareyce Fotso, Ami Yerewolo and Poundo to put on a concert. For him, these three women represent the contemporary African new wave, with a dynamic vision of how to celebrate African culture around the world – including an important role for fashion.
'Humanity won': French press looks back at Paris attacks trial
With a verdict expected today, the French press is taking a look back at the past 10 months of the November 2015 Paris terror attacks trial. We also discuss bombshell testimony in the January 6 Capitol riot hearings, France's new National Assembly speaker and a French media strike. Finally, we find out why double-shampooing is a no-no in Italy.
Court convicts Salah Abdeslam, 19 others, over 2015 Paris terror attacks
All 20 defendants were convicted for their roles in the 2015 Paris terror attacks. The main defendant was sentenced to life in prison. The highly anticipated verdict brings to an end a case that lasted over nine months.
Bronze cast of Rodin's 'Thinker' fetches 10.7 mln euros at Paris auction
A casting of Auguste Rodin's "The Thinker" sculpture, one of the most iconic works of art in the world, sold for 10.7 million euros ($11.14 million) at a Paris auction on Thursday.
Chanel shows casual side of haute couture in Paris
Chanel creative director Virginie Viard opted for a low-key rendition of haute couture for the French fashion house's fall-winter runway show on Tuesday, sending out a mix of long, full-skirted dresses and tweed ensembles with slightly relaxed fits.
Kim Kardashian makes her debut on the Paris catwalk
In today's show we have Kim Kardashian on the Balenciaga catwalk for Haute Couture Week, more on the Ukrainian and Russian shows at the Avignon Theatre festival and a tour of the world's biggest Egyptian Pyramid from a museum in Paris.
Uvalde school shooting: Report finds 'systemic failures' by Texas police
A new report has revealed shortcomings in the police response to the school shooting that left 21 people dead. It said "systemic failures" caused nearly 400 officers to wait for over an hour to confront the gunman.
France remembers Paris mass round-up of Jews, 80 years on
French President Emmanuel Macron is marking the 80th anniversary of the wartime round-up of Jews in France. Over two days in July 1942, French police rounded up 13,000 people for deportation to Auschwitz.
Victoria Beckham joins Paris Fashion Week line-up
Victoria Beckham and Zimmermann are joining the official calendar of Paris Fashion Week next season, along with nine other labels.
Why are Paris' iconic sparrows disappearing?
Nearly a quarter of Paris' house sparrows have vanished in less than 15 years. It's a global phenomenon that baffles scientists and conservationists. In London, Hamburg and Amsterdam, the species is also in free-fall. We take a closer look.
Uvalde shooting: School board fires district police chief
Police chief Pete Arredondo is the first official to be fired over the handling of the massacre at Robb Elementary School on May 24. Parents of victims applauded the decision.


charred. The script was familiar, and she read aloud the few legible pages that remained. "What a worthless book," she sighed. "It is nothing but names and genealogies." The other stared into the fire. She hurled the book at him, and lay her bedroll near the glowing warmth, her body sinking into shadow. The other read the page, and said to his twin, "Bone of my bone, this is not worthless. Maybe the ones who wrote it believed that heaven cares for all people and their stories and where they came from, and this was proof that it was worth praying for others." The twin did not reply. Later, when she was asleep, he carefully cut the surviving pages from the book and placed them into his journal. Then, taking a fountain pen, he added his own name and the name of his twin. Closing the book, he listened to the fire snap hiss and kept watch on the grim and endless stars shining through the broken roof.


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Chase Home for Children
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Local residents 'running' for The Chase Home
The Groomsmith supports youth at The Chase Home
The Chase Home launches "Season of Giving"
Volunteers help "clean" up The Chase Home
"Ambassadors" making a difference at The Chase Home
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Grand Opening of Tuscan Market to benefit The Chase Home
June 25, 2019 The Chase Homecommunity-based programs, early intervention, Portsmouth, The Chase Home, Tuscan BrandsLeave a comment
On Monday, July 1, Tuscan Market will open in downtown Portsmouth with 10% of the day's proceeds to benefit The Chase Home.
Founded in 1877, The Chase Home serves more than 140 at-risk youth annually statewide through prevention, early intervention, residential and community-based programs. Some youth are served in the community while others live at The Chase Home.
Tuscan Market will also host a special lunch for youth who live at The Chase Home, an opportunity that staff at the nonprofit agency said will have "a big impact on the kids."
"Anytime we can provide the kids with a community-based experience, it makes them feel good and better about themselves," said Meme Wheeler, executive director at The Chase Home. "We are so thankful for this opportunity."
This opportunity for The Chase Home builds off an existing relationship with Tuscan Brands. In addition to hosting fundraising events for The Chase Home, Tuscan Kitchen in Portsmouth has made numerous in-kind donations as well as prepared meals on-site for youth residents.
Joe Faro is founder and CEO of Tuscan Brands.
"We are thankful for Joe's support of not just The Chase Home, but other nonprofits in the area," added Wheeler.
Tuscan Market in downtown Portsmouth will be open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Sunday to Thursday and 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
The Chase Home Receives $1,000 from Sprague Energy
June 21, 2019 The Chase Homeat-risk youth, Chase Home, community-based programs, early intervention, Portsmouth, residential programs, Sprague EnergyLeave a comment
Working with at-risk youth and their families in Portsmouth and throughout the state, The Chase Home recently received $1,000 from Sprague Energy to support its Seacoast Community Diversion Program (SCDP).
Serving nearly 50 youth, 11 to 17, and their families in the past fiscal year, SCDP works with youth and families struggling with complex issues, some of which include opioid addiction, homelessness and mental health issues.
"The program is unique because it is designed to divert youth from the path they are on before research shows it may be too late for them," said Meme Wheeler, executive director of The Chase Home. "We are so grateful for the support of Sprague Energy in supporting SCDP."
In the program, youth are required to sign a contract and meet regularly with a volunteer committee that reviews progress toward various clinical and therapeutic goals.
"These committees are composed of police chiefs, business persons, lawyers, school personnel and others from the community committed to making a difference," added Wheeler. "The program is incredible because it involves police departments, probation officers, judges, city prosecutors and defenders, schools, mental heath agencies and so many others."


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A case at the Maryland Health & Wellness Center will display chewable tablets and vaping pens, concentrated tabs and under-the-tongue lozenges.
And smokable buds.
Those are some forms of medical marijuana. On Thursday, the business at 1571 Wesel Blvd. in Hagerstown will start selling them as the first medical cannabis dispensary in Washington County.
"It's about us serving the patients who are in this community," said Colleen Pattalochi, executive chairwoman of Maryland Health & Wellness Center Inc.
More than 2,400 Washington County patients have registered to receive medical cannabis for conditions such as anorexia, seizures and post-traumatic stress disorder, according to the Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission website. But the closest dispensaries have been in Cumberland and Frederick, Md.
The Wesel Boulevard dispensary will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week, "until we can identify the peaks and valleys (of traffic), and then we may adjust," Pattalochi said.
Late last week, workers were assembling furniture and taking care of some other finishing touches. According to building permit information available in October, the company planned to make about $250,000 worth of renovations to transform the former branch bank into the dispensary.
About 15 people will be employed by the business, Pattalochi said.
When the facility opens, the front door of the building and a lobby will be open to the public. A patient will report to a receptionist, register and show proof of being certified to receive medical cannabis.
"Only registered patients are able to come through that door," Pattalochi said.
The various products and what Pattalochi called "live inventory" will be displayed so patients can get products they are certified to buy. Staff members will help patients who have questions. The company also has retained the services of a nurse consultant to help patients and train staff.
"I think she'll be a great addition," Pattalochi said.
Patients also will have free access to the Cannabis Care Certification Patient Education Program created by Americans for Safe Access Foundation.
The center will adjust its inventory depending on patient demand, she said. The starting stock includes the Healer brand of sublingual drops. Pattalochi said those are made at the Kind Therapeutics facility in Hagerstown.
There are four point-of-sale stations to serve patients.
"We will have online ordering," she added. "That will give us an express line."
Pattalochi came to Maryland after spending much of her life west of the Mississippi River. She said she has been interested in the legal cannabis industry for years.
"I targeted it back in 2009," she said, and moved from Texas to Colorado, which is considered a leader in legal cannabis. She later moved to California. She said she came to Maryland when the dispensary licensing opportunity arose after the legalization of medical marijuana.
"I'm glad I did," she said. "I've fallen in love with the area."
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The hand is one of the most flexible and useful parts of our body. Because of overuse in various activities, the hands are more prone to injuries, such as sprains and strains, fractures and dislocations, lacerations and amputations while operating machinery, bracing against a fall and sports-related injuries.
A fracture is a break in the bone, which occurs when force greater than the bearable limit is applied against a bone. The most common symptoms of any fracture include severe pain, swelling, bruising or bleeding, deformity, discoloration of the skin and limited mobility of the hand.
Fingers are fine structures of the human body that assist in daily routine activities through coordinated movements. Any abnormality affecting the fingers can have a huge impact on the quality of life. A finger fracture is not a minor injury, and if left untreated can lead to stiffness, pain, disruption of the alignment of the whole hand and interference with specialized functions such as grasping or manipulating objects. Finger fractures commonly occur during sports activities, when you break a fall or while operating machinery.
The diagnosis of a hand or finger fracture is based on history, physical examinations and X-ray imaging to determine the type and severity of the fracture. X-rays are the most widely used diagnostic tools for the evaluation of fractures.
The objective of early fracture management is to control bleeding, provide pain relief, prevent ischemic injury (bone death) and remove sources of infection such as foreign bodies and dead tissues. The next step in fracture management is the reduction of the fracture and its maintenance. It is important to ensure that the involved part of the body returns to its function after the fracture heals. To achieve this, maintenance of fracture reduction with immobilization technique is done by either non-operative or surgical methods.
The bones can be realigned by manipulating them into place. Following this, splints, casts or braces made up of fiberglass or plaster of Paris material are used to immobilize the bones until they heal. The cast is worn for 3 to 6 weeks.
Duringsurgery, the fracture site is adequately exposed, the bones realigned and reduction of the fracture is done internally using wires, plates and screws and intramedullary nails.
Fractures may take several weeks to months to heal completely. You should limit your activities even after the removal of the cast or brace so that the bone becomes solid enough to bear stress. Rehabilitation program involves exercises and gradual increase in activity levels to strengthen the muscles and improve range of motion.


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Shame: The Silent Killer of Relationships
This article was originally posted on GoodTherapy.org by Jed Diamond, PhD, LCSW.
We all know the feeling, but few of us want to talk about it. Shame often runs our lives and undermines our relationships, but we often keep it hidden. We're ashamed of being ashamed. I felt it today when my wife reminded me of something I had said to her that was unkind. I pride myself on being a sensitive, caring man, and when she pointed out this shortcoming, I could feel the shame rise up in me. I felt myself getting warm. My first thought was, "I didn't do it." My first words were, "I never said it." I felt confused and off balance. I wanted to run away and hide. I wanted to disappear.
I was awash in my shame, but I tried to cover my discomfort. Shame is such a wretched feeling, most of us try and deny we are feeling it, hoping that if we don't look at it, shame will magically disappear. But shame is stubborn. The more we deny it, the more it sticks to us like glue.
Shame manifests physically in a wide variety of forms. "The person may hide their eyes; lower their gaze; blush; bite their lips or tongue; present a forced smile; or fidget," psychotherapist Marc Miller said. Other responses may include irritability, annoyance, defensiveness, exaggeration, or denial. Because the effect of shame often interferes with our ability to think clearly, we may experience confusion, being at a loss for words, or a blank mind.
"Man is the only animal that blushes," Mark Twain once said. "Or needs to." He reminds us how central shame is to the human experience.
When couples come to me for counseling, they rarely mention shame as a cause for their difficulty. Yet I've found that shame is at the root of most relationship problems. We know that couples often fight about money and sex. He gets angry when she spends money on things he thinks are not important. Underneath his anger we often find feelings of inadequacy. Beneath her spending patterns may be feelings of loneliness and unworthiness.
One partner wants more sex, and the other feels tired or withdrawn. One gets angry. The other feels hurt. Shame is rarely discussed, but is always present. One may feel like a lousy lover. The other may feel unattractive.
Helen B. Lewis, a pioneer in recognizing the importance of shame to psychotherapy, argued that shame really represents an entire family of emotions. This family includes humiliation, embarrassment, feelings of low self-esteem, belittlement, and stigmatization. Shame is often experienced as a critical inner voice that judges us as "damaged goods," inadequate, inferior, or worthless.
Shame in Men and Women
I've found the things that trigger shame differ in men and women. Women often feel shame when they are unable to do all the things they think they should do. They must be a good mother, a sexy wife, a successful breadwinner, a caring friend, a good sister, and more. The list is smaller for men. Shame usually manifests when we don't feel strong. Dr. Brené Brown, an expert on shame, says, "While women are faced with a web of many layered, competing, and conflicting expectations, there seems to be one major expectation for men—do NOT appear weak."
I've also found that men and women often react to shame differently. Women often blame themselves when they feel ashamed. They often look embarrassed. They turn inward. Men often blame others when they feel ashamed. They often look angry. They may explode outward.
In fact, male violence is often an attempt to ward off shame. Dr. James Gilligan has spent more than 30 years researching anger and violence in men. He says, "I have yet to see a serious act of violence that was not provoked by the experience of feeling shamed and humiliated, disrespected and ridiculed, and that did not represent the attempt to prevent or undo this 'loss of face.' " Respect is important to all of us, but for men it is essential. Feeling disrespected or "dissed" can cause a man to strike out in rage.
Self-Disclosure and Empathy
The most difficult thing in the world to do when we are feeling down on ourselves is to admit how we feel. Yet self-disclosure is what we need to do to stop the cycle of shame and blame that so many of us get caught up with. It's harder than hell to say to my wife, "You're right, what I said was unkind. I'm sorry." But that's the key to washing the shame away.
It feels counterintuitive. We're afraid that if we admit our faults, we'll feel even more ashamed. But the opposite is true. The more we're able to say, "Yes, I messed up," or, "Yes, I made a mistake," or, "Yes, I'm sorry for what I said," the better we feel about ourselves.
We all know the good feeling we get when we can own our mistakes and be forgiven. But that takes empathy on the part of our partner. Our partner has to be able to feel with us, not blame us or put us down. For men, it often means admitting our weakness. And for women, it means accepting that we can still be strong, adequate men, even when we are weak.
Men need also to practice empathy with the women in our lives. We have to understand the things we do that shame them, the subtle ways we may put them down. And we all need to be more empathic with ourselves. We don't have to be successful at everything, all the time. We don't have to be strong all the time and hide our weakness. We can learn to love and accept the wonderful, flawed, human beings we all are.


Ugadi is a festival celebrated by Hindus as New Year in certain regions in India like Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka and Maharashtra. The Ugadi festival falls on the first day of Chaitra month – the first month of the Hindu calendar. By calculating the position of the moon the date of Ugadi festival is determined. In 2019 Ugadi fall on 6th April. Ugadi 2019 predictions make calculations based on your date, time and place of birth, and so will be specific to and uniquely yours. This makes it an ideal guide to prepare yourself for the year ahead.
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Filippo Jannelli (o Iannelli), nacque a Castroreale nel 1621, da Cataldo e Filippella Jannelli, nel 1658 si sposò con Antonia Greco a Santa Lucia del Mela (prov. Messina), e da essa ebbe una figlia di nome Vittorina Maria, battezzata nel 1668. Padre o fratello maggiore di Giovanni Andrea Jannelli, Castroreale 1660 (?).

Il 22 febbraio 1696 all'età di 75 anni, morì a Santa Lucia del Mela, e fu seppellito nella Cattedrale.

Opere

Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto

 Basilica minore di San Sebastiano:
 1655 (?), Trionfo della Croce fra Gesù e Maria, olio su tela, pala d'altare proveniente dal duomo antico di San Sebastiano e custodita nellAltare di Gesù e Maria.
 1655 (?), Vergine degli Agonizzanti raffigurata fra San Michele Arcangelo, San Camillo de Lellis e San Giuseppe, pala d'altare proveniente dalla chiesa degli Agonizzanti e custodita nellAltare degli Agonizzanti.
 1659, Madonna Odigitria raffigurata con monaci basiliani, pala d'altare autografa, opera custodita nella chiesa di Sant'Antonio da Padova.

Opere attribuite:

 Chiesa di Gesù e Maria
 XVII secolo, San Biagio, dipinto su tela.
 1677, Sant'Eusenzio, dipinto su tela.
 XVII secolo, Madonna dell'Itria raffigurata con i Santi Cosma e Damiano.
 XVII secolo, Trionfo della Croce o Gesù e Maria, pittura su tela, di ignoto autore, attribuzione per stile e per tema.

Castroreale

 Museo Civico:
 1653c., Crocifisso ritratto tra la Vergine Maria e San Gregorio Magno, olio su tela.
 1653, Sant'Antonio di Padova, olio su tela.
 1653, San Felice da Cantalice, olio su tela.
 Duomo di Santa Maria Assunta:
 1655, Madonna del Rosario raffigurata con San Domenico di Guzmán, Santa Caterina da Siena, Santi Cosma e Damiano e San Cono Abate, pala d'altare, opera autografa.
 1660 (?), Anime del Purgatorio, pala d'altare, attribuzione.
 1680, Madonna degli Agonizzanti, pala d'altare autografa.
 1653, Sant'Antonio e di San Felice da Cantalice, olio su tela, opera documentata nella chiesa di Santa Maria delle Grazie.

Milazzo

 XVII secolo, Vergine con Santi, pala d'altare, opera custodita nella chiesa di Nostra Signora del Santo Rosario.

Novara di Sicilia

 1661, Sant'Ignazio, opera custodita nella chiesa dell'Annunziata.

Santa Lucia del Mela
 Concattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta:
 1676, Immacolata Concezione raffigurata con Santa Cecilia, Santa Rosalia, San Lorenzo e San Giacomo Maggiore, pala d'altare, opera custodita nel transetto destro.
 1691, Martirio di San Bartolomeo, opera proveniente dalla chiesa di San Francesco, ora custodita nel tesoro della cattedrale.
 1685, Vergine con Trinità e Anime del Purgatorio, opera custodita nella chiesa di Santa Maria dell'Arco.

Roccavaldina

 XVII secolo, Annunziata, olio su tela, opera proveniente dalla demolita chiesa del Rosario e custodita nel duomo di San Nicolò.

Galleria d'immagini

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Bibliografia
 Filippo Jannelli pittore del secolo XVII e i suoi dipinti in Castroreale in "Messenion d'oro", Antonio Bilardo, 2003.

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Face Masks Now Required in Public Spaces
July 4, 2020 By City of University Place
Gov. Jay Inslee and Secretary of Health John Wiesman have announced that as of June 26 Washingtonians are legally required to wear a face covering when inside public spaces or when outdoors in public spaces where physical distancing is not possible.
Face coverings will help protect the health of Washingtonians, including essential workers and those returning to the workforce who face a higher risk of COVID-19 exposure.
The Governor's Office reported that "wearing a mask is one of the most effective things people can do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Recent models suggest that the incidence of COVID-19 cases can be reduced if the majority of the population is wearing masks. This correlation has been seen in other countries that have been able to lower the curve through mask usage."
Those with certain medical conditions and children under the age of two are exempted from this requirement, although children as young as two, three and four are encouraged, but not required, to wear a face covering in public.
Face coverings can be removed while eating or drinking at a restaurant; while communicating with a person who is deaf or hard of hearing; and while outdoors in public areas, provided that a distance of six feet is maintained from people who are not members of their household.
In addition to wearing masks, everyone should continue to practice precautions designed to contain the spread of the disease.
"Washington's strategy to restart the economy and get people back to work will only be successful if, together, we act safely and follow health recommendations," Wiesman said.
C. Prusso says
My fiance works In a local restaurant in Lakewood. I'm very concerned because The owner isn't coming into work because of covid he isn't requiring masks or social distancing. I thought this was a single event so out of curiosity I've been around the town and several restaurants are not following the rules I think it's important that steilacoom residence especially as the community is getting up there in age many of us are seniors that people should know. I cannot say the name of the restaurant because I don't want my fiance to get fired. It's so scary my stomach is in knots for him and he is scared but we don't have an option. Please wear a mask please wash your hands please 90 deaths in Pierce county is 920 to many.
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Q: Approximate CDF of the sum of a gaussian and a truncated gaussian I am looking for a quick-to-compute approximation of the CDF of $X+Y$, where $X \sim N(0,\sigma_1^2)$ and $Y$ is a truncated gaussian, more specifically, a gaussian with mean $0$, standard deviation of $\sigma_2$, truncated on one side, at $a$ ($a < 0$). I have found a closed-form density function for the distribution of $X+Y$ here, but not a CDF.
Unfortunately, using the density function means that I have to numerically integrate it repeatedly, which is computationally very intensive, if done many times. Is there an approximation to the CDF of $X+Y$, which I could use instead?
I'd appreciate any suggestions or pointers on how to solve this problem.

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The Reich Labour Service
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This article featuring topless Nazis with very big tools was written by the team over at Reaper Feed. Check them out for the latest on military history, dark stories and battlefield weapons and technology.
Prior to the outbreak of WW2, Nazi Germany had long been planning the militarization of the country through a variety of schemes and organizations. The National Socialist Flyers Corps, for example, was a cunning way to train the Luftwaffe without breaking the Treaty of Versailles in the 1930s. One organization, known as Reichsarbeitsdienst or The Reich Labour Service, was established to provide work for the nation and rebuilt the country whilst simultaneously militarizing and indoctrinating millions of, primarily fight age male, Germans. Abbreviated as RAD, it became the official labour service of the Nazi state and would go on to construct the Autobahn.
The RAD, however, was not originally a Nazi idea. Throughout Europe during the Great Depression, there were many similar organizations that existed to try and provide people with much-needed employment and a purpose. Germany was no exception and home to various similar organizations. However, the original RAD program was proposed under the Weimar Republic two years before the Nazis came to power. Its original name was the voluntary labour service or Freiwilliger Arbeitsdienst (FAD). It was intended to serve as assistance to land and civic improvements throughout Germany. Under the Weimar Republic, this was a voluntary organization and headed by Reichskommissar Friedrich Syrup.
As the Nazis took power in 1933, they were keen to reinvent the FAD, and it was renamed the National Socialist Labour Service, or Nationalsozialistischer Arbeitsdienst abbreviated as NSAD. Friedrich Syrup.was sacked by Hitler, and replaced with a high ranking member of the Nazi Party: Konstantin Hierl. Under the rule of Hierl, the labour service was reinvented, and he wanted to make sure it was no longer voluntary, but that it was compulsory to join. However, the voluntary aspect was a method to avoid breaching the Treaty of Versailles following WW1, and following an outcry from the Geneva World Disarmament Conference, it was forced to remain voluntary, for now.
In 1934, the Nazis renamed the NSAD to Reichsarbeitsdienst abbreviated as RAD. Konstantin Hierl would remain as its leader until his death in an NKVD camp after WW2. By 1935, the Nazis were not listening to the Treaty of Versailles, and a new law was introduced that the RAD would now incorporate the various German labour organisations that were formed during the Weimar Republic. The Nazi government soon began pumping millions in funds to the organization, whose initial role was to provide assistance and services to military projects rather than civic and agricultural construction projects.
As the Treaty of Versailles faded evermore into insignificance, the RAD was made compulsory once again, and nobody spoke out to stop it. The Reich Labor Service Act of June 26, 1935, declared, " The Reich Labor Service is an honorary service to the German people. All young Germans of both sexes are obliged to serve their people in the Reich Labor Service. The Reich Labor Service is to educate the German youth in the spirit of National Socialism to the national community and to the true working attitude, above all, to the due respect of manual labor. The Reich Labor Service is intended for the performance of charitable work." Thus, the militarization of a new generation of Germans had begun.
Once conscripted for the RAD, new members were sent to gender-segregated labour barracks around the country. The RAD was composed of 33 work districts, each headed by a commanding officer with headquarters staff and a guard company. Most districts featured up to 8 work labour divisions of up to 1,800 men or women, and the workweek was around 76 hours of tough labour.
Upon entry to the RAD, its members were issued with a bicycle and a spade alongside a classic paramilitary uniform of the Third Riech. Next to the Nazi armband, the uniform featured the symbol of the RAD, which was an upward-pointing shovel bearing the swastika. On top of this, all eligible men were issued with a RAD Hewer, a formidable ceremonial dagger that symbolized a labour tool. Following WW2, many of these ornate daggers were shipped to South America, where they were used for chopping down sugar cane.
As WW2 erupted in 1939, the RAD was almost immediately classed as Auxiliary support forces alongside the German military. Initially, they were not part of the army but would provide much-needed support and be afforded some form of protection by the Geneva Convention. During the Blitzkrieg into Western Europe, thousands of RAD members followed behind the German forces and played vital roles supplying food and ammunition to the frontline. They would repair roads that had been bombed or crushed under columns of German tanks as well as carry out construction on airfields for the Luftwaffe. In France, they would go on to play a huge role in the construction of the Atlantic Wall.
As the war went on and German resources became stretched, the tasks of the RAD became more varied as they started to lay minefields and man fortifications. As the war turned dire for Germany, the RAD were soon pulled into combat and started to man Flak Batteries and filled combat roles on the dreaded eastern front, replacing the scores of German infantry who had been killed.
By 1944, as the Allies and the Russians closed in on opposite fronts, most of what was left of the men and women of the RAD were formed into 6 frontline units and soon engaged in serious combat on the Western and Eastern Fronts. During the attack on Arnhem Bridge in Operation Market Garden, the RAD were drafted in to reinforce the Waffen SS. However, with almost no combat experience and pitted against the ferocious soldiers of the British Parachute Regiment, the RAD were shot down in their hundreds. In 1945, alongside a ragtag group of old men, children and women, the RAD were pulled into the Volkssturm and pitted in the futile fight against the overwhelming forces of the Red Army in Berlin.
With Hitler dead and Germany in ruins, the RAD died in the ashes of Berlin. During the final months of the war, whilst his men and women were dying in gruelling fights that could not be won, the RAD commander Konstantin Hierl was awarded the highest decoration the Nazi Party could bestow on an individual, known as the German Order. Following the war, Hierl was put on trial and sentenced to five years in a labour camp. He was released and died in 1955.
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Q: Converting from base 10 beginner I was asked to write code that helps to go from base 10 to any other base. So far I have this
var y=23 //Number in base 10 I want to convert
var x=2 //Base I want to convert to
var r=[]
if(y>=x){
r.push(y%x)
var y=(Math.floor(y/x))
}
else {
r.push(y)
}
console.log(r)

Sorry if this is to basic i need to keep it simple thanks for the help

A: Use these codes:
var digits = [
  '0','1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9',
  'A','B','C','D','E','F','G','H','I','J',
  'K','L','M','N','O','P','Q','R','S','T',
  'U','V','W','X','Y','Z'
];

/**
 * x is the base, y is the decimal value
 * x must be in the range of 2..36
 * y must be greater than zero
 */
function base10ToBaseN(x,y) {
  var str = "";

  while (y>0) {
    var mod = y%x;
    var div = Math.floor(y/x);

    str = digits[mod]+str;
    y   = div;
  }

  return str;
}

alert(base10ToBaseN(2,23));

See this jsfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/jondinham/mLz5ycey

A: function convertToBase(input, base){
    var digits = [];
    while(digits.push(letter(input%base)), input = (input/base)|0)     //work for int
    function letter(n){ return n > 9 ? String.fromCharCode(n%base+55) : n;}
    return digits.reverse().join("");
}

convertToBase(255,16);        //FF
convertToBase(255,2);         //11111111

You can even attach this to the Number prototype for extra fun.
Number.prototype._ = function(b){ return convertToBase(this, b); };

255.._(16);       //FF
255.._(2);        //11111111
//Doesn't look like JavaScript's syntax anymore :)

However note that this only work for ∀n ∈ ℤ, n ≥ 0. Demo: http://jsfiddle.net/DerekL/nxf6wpkz/

Why do mathematicians claim that Halloween is the same as Christmas?
Because convertToBase(25, 8).

  Oct 31 = Dec 25


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Sri Salike > Temple > Jaffna > Kadurugoda Temple
Province Northern
District Jaffna
Nearest Town Jaffna
Period 2000 years before
Ruler -
There is a historical place called 'Kandarodei' situated in the midst of palmyrah trees beyond Manipai about 10 Kilometres away from Jaffna. There are small dagobas numbering 61 scattered over about 1/2 acre land. Those small structures are constructed with ash-coloured stone. Some dagobas have only the foundation. The special feature of these ancient Buddhist structures is that there are no square shape constructions above the global structures; Instead of that , There are are umbrella shape structures one above the other next to the global structures.
A Buddha statue, Bodhisaththa statue, a stone scripture and some coins believed to be in the 1st and 2nd centuries were found in this area. They are preserved at Jaffna museum.
It is believed that the relics of 60 Arhats are deposited in the small dagobas. There is a record that a special dagoba with the Buddha's relics was in this premise.According to the history, about 2000 years before there lived 60 Arhats in Jaffna peninsula preaching Dhamma and practising meditation. Owing to a famine in the area all the 60 Arhants passed-away.
Their bodies had been cremated and the ashes deposited in the small dagobas constructed later. The special feature of these ancient Buddhist structures is that there are no square shape constructions above the global structures; Instead of that, There are are umbrella shape structures one above the other next to the global structures. This place is believed to have called Kadurugoda Vihara in the past. Histories of these structures go beyond 2000 years.


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Raymond Durgnat (1 September 1932 – 19 May 2002) was a British film critic, who was born in London of Swiss parents. During his life he wrote for virtually every major English language film publication. In 1965 he published the first major critical essay on Michael Powell, who had hitherto been "fashionably dismissed by critics as a 'technician's director'", as Durgnat put it.


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Q: Can not read data from the store I am fetching a topic's title from the store, but I get this message
react-dom.development.js:14348 Uncaught (in promise) Error: ReadBlogPage(...): Nothing was returned from render. This usually means a return statement is missing. Or, to render nothing, return null.

This is part of my code
const BlogDahsboardPage = () => (

       <TopicsListFilters />
       <TopicsList />
       <ReadBlogPage />

);

export default BlogDahsboardPage;

and
const ReadBlogPage = (props) => {

{props.topics.title}

}

    const mapStateToProps = (state) => {
        return {
            topics: selectTopics(state.topics, state.filters)
        };
    };

export default connect(mapStateToProps)(ReadBlogPage);

How can I fix that error?
Thanks,
Theo.

A: Your code is wrong:
const ReadBlogPage = (props) => { // true, Nothing was returned from render. :-)

{props.topics.title}

}

You should use return:
const ReadBlogPage = (props) => { // <----- problem, use return or (
  return (

{props.topics.title}

  )
}


• Sea Kings look forward to Bay League games coming up.
The Palos Verdes High School Sea Kings played its first home football game of the season Friday, Sept. 1, and scored a 34-0 victory over Long Beach Cabrillo. The win, along with the 36-14 win over Westchester the week before in the first game of the season, indicates a good season ahead for the Sea Kings.
The team this year is smaller in numbers and younger in years than in the past, with at least 40 percent of the team made up of sophomores, which brings difficulties along with benefits.
Senior Cooper Gardner agreed with Ford's statement when describing the smaller team.
The Sea Kings football future looks bright for this season, with dedicated and talented players determined to have a winning season and reclaim victory over Mira Costa after the close loss last year.
Gardner and Ford both specified their excitement to play and beat Costa, "since there is some unfinished business to take care of," as Gardner put it.


News Americas, LONDON, England, Fri. Sept. 21, 2018: Three weeks ago, Trinidad and Venezuela reached an agreement on the supply of gas from the latter's Dragon Field, through the creation of 17-km undersea pipeline that will link it to the National Gas Company of Trinidad's off-shore Hibiscus Platform.
The arrangement will enable Venezuela for the first time to monetize internationally, the natural gas from its Mariscal Sucre offshore fields, while enabling Trinidad to have a cheap sustainable energy supply at a time of declining national production.
Shell, whose executives were present at the signing, holds the right to drill on the Dragon Field and is a shareholder in the Hibiscus Platform. They are likely to be a significant beneficiary through a joint special purpose company.
In making the announcement, no mention was made of who will be financing the US$100-m venture or the price or terms on which Trinidad would be obtaining the gas. However, the decision appears to form a part of a closer energy relationship that the two countries have been discussing for some years.
In a television and radio addresses in Trinidad & Tobago following the signing, Trinidad's Prime Minister, Dr Keith Rowley, said that Venezuela's gas reserves were economically and logistically more marketable from Trinidad than from Venezuela.
A separate statement from PDVSA, Venezuela's state oil company, quoted the country's President, Nicolás Maduro, as saying that the agreement was a move in the direction of "a comprehensive energy partnership" to exploit jointly-owned common undersea reserves.
The Trinidad-Venezuela agreement was followed a few days later by an announcement from ExxonMobil that it had made a ninth oil discovery offshore Guyana at its Hammerhead-1 well.
The company said that the discovery reinforced the potential of the Guyana Basin and indicated that its subsequent plans for development would be rapid. Exxon also said that exploration would be accelerated. In doing so, they effectively confirmed earlier announcements about the 'world class' nature of their finds off Guyana give weight to industry estimates that production of up to 750,000 barrels per day by 2025 is possible.
Exxon's statement was followed by another from Tullow Oil and Eco-Atlantic, that they are preparing to drill on an adjacent prospect off Guyana, which they estimate contains 3bn barrels of oil and gas. Strikingly, they noted that Exxon's find had 'de-risked the perspectivity' of their nearby Orinduik block.
Trinidad's prime minister also reportedly told the same political meeting in Marabella that new opportunities may emerge in Jamaica because of its growing use of LNG and disinterest in Venezuelan oil.
Why these developments are worth describing at length is because they demonstrate how oil and gas finds are set to alter rapidly inter-Caribbean relationships.
They also illustrate Trinidad's interest in playing a pivotal regional role as its own energy possibilities diminish: something that some nations in the Caribbean may find hard to embrace, based on past experiences.
The Caribbean has tended to be characterized as a region of small fragmented economies driven by tourism, off-shore financial services, commodity-based agriculture, with limited opportunities for mineral extraction.
However, this is changing. In recent months, for good and ill, there has been a surge in coverage in the international media, often surprised and sometimes negative, suggesting that the region is about to become of global significance as a Western Hemisphere source of hydrocarbons, and by extension, an important strategic partner.
Why this should only now be considered is a mystery. Over the last two years, multiple reports have indicated that huge sums are, or are likely to be, invested by major oil and gas companies from the US, the UK, China, Russia, Australia and elsewhere in prospecting off the coasts of Barbados, Suriname, The Bahamas, French Guiana, Cuba, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Grenada.
If delimitation talks between Cuba, the US and Mexico proceed, an area in the Gulf of Mexico, known as the Western Polygon, is also likely to see an inflow of investments.
Unfortunately, much of what has been written recently about the potential for new-found wealth is obscuring a more important Caribbean debate – about where further finds will lead and the implications for the region.
Most analysis misses the point that while oil can bring extraordinary public wealth, especially to small nations, it must bring real and lasting benefits to the citizens of the country that owns what is a finite resource.
That is to say, not just monetary reward in lowered taxes, but through the much-improved provision of education, health care, pensions and social support.
It also fails to consider in practical detail, the ways in which the huge investments being made in extraction can be put to work beyond generating private sector growth and short-term employment. By utilizing income for technical and academic training, for restructuring an under resourced public sector and the creation of a well-paid professional managerial class of civil servants and regulators, future energy dividends can be made to last far into the future.
Secondly, there is an important debate to be had about whether oil and gas, when discovered, should be monetized or utilized in the region or should be exported for refining elsewhere. Much of the Caribbean has sound environmental and tourism reasons not to want onshore, polluting, high carbon emitting refining or downstream industries.
Thirdly, the political and strategic implications require careful exploration. The announcement of the new arrangements with Venezuela, an all but failed state, comes at a time when the US administration is trying to isolate the Maduro government through sanctions and other measures and is moving against growing Chinese investment in the region. It is also demonstrating its willingness to retaliate against Caribbean nations that do not comply with its wishes.
And fourthly, transparency is essential. In both large and small developing countries, oil and gas wealth has disappeared into the pockets of, or more likely the offshore bank accounts of, a few in politics and business.
There is much more to be written on each of these topics, but the announcements of late August and early September suggest the need for a fundamental debate across the region about the social as well as the economic, political and strategic consequences of becoming energy rich.


Many other airlines operate via code share flights; including all the above airlines. Air India and Jet Airways has code share with Qantas, Singapore Airlines and many others operating flights from majors destinations in India.
Wellington, Christchurch and Auckland are major international airports in New Zealand.


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Updating an analog CCTV system with additional cameras to enhance the distance capabilities and adding more recording and storage.
Ten (10) new IP cameras were installed including two (2) enhanced range environmental pendant mini-dome cameras. Four (4) 270-degree panoramic cameras and four (4) 180 degree panoramic cameras were part of the installation. These cameras can pan, tilt, and zoom to any areas of interest and can seamlessly stitch and blend them to present the user with a natural continuous panorama. A new network video recorder was added as well as 24 terabytes of storage and IP licenses. Ethernet media converts, power supplies, and surge protection were included. These cameras, whether day or night, are adept at producing high quality images without ever leaving wide dynamic range mode.
Saint Ignatius High School is a private Roman Catholic Jesuit High School for young men located in Cleveland, Ohio, and has been a customer of our Cleveland office for many years. Most recently, through 2015 and today, our Controls/Security Team has been working with them to upgrade their CCTV and Camera System through a phased project. A walk-thru was completed by our Technology Manager who determined that ten (10) new IP cameras were needed to replace analog cameras to give Saint Ignatius a better view of the West 29th Street parking lot during all hours, not just school hours. Our technicians installed all of the cameras, including mounts, wiring, and terminations and completed all final testing and programming.


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SYNONYM

#### According to
The Catalogue of Life, 3rd January 2011

#### Published in
in Lamarck & de Candolle, Fl. franç. (Paris), Edn 3 2: 595 (1805)

#### Original name
Puccinia limonii DC., 1805

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Biografia
Fu calciatore e successivamente si affermò rapidamente come arbitro, scomparendo quando era ancora in attività.

Calciatore
In tale ruolo ha partecipato a due stagioni in Prima Categoria con la maglia del , rivelandosi un prolifico realizzatore.

Arbitro
Tornato a Padova dopo la grande guerra, all'inizio della stagione 1920-1921 decide di iscriversi all'Associazione Italiana Arbitri ottenendo subito la tessera.

Dopo solo 3 stagioni a dirigere le categorie regionali venete, è proposto al passaggio nei ranghi degli arbitri a disposizione della Lega Nord. La sua carriera si evolve rapidamente: al termine di ogni stagione che arbitra è ammesso a dirigere la categoria superiore.

In solo 5 stagioni arriva a dirigere il massimo livello del calcio italiano. La prima gara da lui diretta in Prima Divisione fu - (6-0) del 4 aprile 1926.

Nel 1927 è fra i fondatori del Gruppo Arbitri Padovani di Padova.

Nel novembre 1928 fu improvvisamente reso noto il suo repentino decesso, a meno di un mese dall'ultima gara da lui diretta (- 5-1 del 28 ottobre).

A ricordo della sua promettente carriera arbitrale, il Gruppo Arbitri Padovani decise di aggiungere il suo nome "G.C. Turra", oppure scritto per esteso, alla loro denominazione ufficiale. Il nome fu cambiato solo nel 1947 quando, soppresse tutte le vecchie denominazioni trasformandole in "Sezione AIA", alla morte di Bruno Bellini i dirigenti patavini decisero di aggiungere alla loro denominazione il suo più importante nome.

Note

Bibliografia

Collegamenti esterni


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Q: Using local MySQL database with PHP & JavaScript on Google Maps I am attempting to follow this tutorial - https://developers.google.com/maps/articles/phpsqlajax_v3
I have a rather fundamental & simplistic question.
Using firefox, I can see this error when I load the html page with the php and javascript built in, as taken from the tutorial above.
TypeError: xml is null

The MySQL database I have is on my computer and is not hosted on the website in question. So, when I run the php script that exports the xml in the command line, I can see that it functions correctly.
I attempted to add my ip address to the phpsqlajax_dbinfo.php file, such that -
<?php
$username="";
$password="";
$database="";
$host="";
?>

But this results in a connection error.
What changes do I need to make for this to be able to reference the database on my computer, rather than one on the site?
EDIT
I have verified that the host, database, password and username fields are correct. I am able to run the phpsqlajax_genxml.php file from the command line.

A: If you run MySql on your computer use "localhost" as a server in phpsqlajax_dbinfo.php:
$server="localhost";

Your MySql DB is probably not set up to listen to your public IP, if you really want to use your IP you can add it to my.cnf, but I would really recommend using localhost:
bind-address    = your_ip


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Hidden camera recorded kids in bathroom of East…
Hidden camera recorded kids in bathroom of East Bay trampoline park
Discovery at Rockin' Jump in Fremont leads to arrest of Antioch man
By Rick Hurd | rhurd@bayareanewsgroup.com and Harry Harris | hharris@bayareanewsgroup.com | Bay Area News Group
PUBLISHED: May 17, 2019 at 10:54 am | UPDATED: May 17, 2019 at 2:32 pm
FREMONT — A 36-year-old Antioch man suspected of secretly videotaping adults and children in the bathroom of a trampoline park has been charged with four criminal counts, according to authorities and court documents.
Police arrested Richard Charles Rocha last week after finding a hidden camera in the public restroom of a Fremont trampoline park.
Richard Charles Rocha is charged with felony possession or control of child pornography and three misdemeanor counts of invading privacy by device.
Police arrested Rocha on May 9, less than a week after an employee at Rockin' Jump, located in the 39100 block of Farwell Drive, found a hidden camera in the men's public restroom. Rocha is facing charges of possessing child pornography and three counts of concealing a camera in a bathroom.
The employee found the camera just before 8 p.m. May 3. When officers arrived, they took the camera and the micro SD card that was with it. A subsequent forensic examination on the SD card showed videos of multiple people using the bathroom, including children, police said.
The hidden camera also showed Rocha setting it up, police said. The time stamp on the hidden camera video allowed police to examine surveillance tape from the business that linked Rocha with a white SUV, police said.
Detectives then used the city's community license plate reader and found a white SUV leaving the area shortly after the camera was set up, police said. They checked the registration on the SUV and found it belonged to Rocha, police said.
Rocha's photo was similar to the image of the man setting up the hidden camera, police said. Detectives obtained a warrant May 8 and served it at his Antioch residence, where police said they found multiple storage and recording devices.
Among the items detectives found were other secret videos and suspected child pornography, police said.
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Rocha is in custody at the Santa Rita Jail in Dublin in lieu of $27,500 bail. He is scheduled to return to court June 3 for a pretrial hearing after pleading not guilty.
Detectives believe there may be more victims and asked anyone who used the public men's room at the park to contact Fremont police's Crimes Against Persons unit at 510-790-6900. Potential victims or anyone with information also can email Detective Anthony Holguin at Aholguin@fremont.gov.
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