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History of Berkeley SoftFloat, to Release 3c

John R. Hauser

2017 February 10

Release 3c (2017 February)

Added optional rounding mode odd (round to odd, also known as
jamming).

Corrected the documentation concerning non-canonical representations in
<NOBR>80-bit</NOBR> double-extended-precision.

Release 3b (2016 July)

Implemented the common <NOBR>16-bit</NOBR> “half-precision”
floating-point format (float16_t).

Made the integer values returned on invalid conversions to integer formats
be determined by the port-specific specialization instead of being the same for
all ports.

Added preprocessor macro THREAD_LOCAL to allow the floating-point
state (modes and exception flags) to be made per-thread.

Modified the provided Makefiles to allow some options to be overridden from the
make command.

Made other minor improvements.

Release 3a (2015 October)

Replaced the license text supplied by the University of California, Berkeley.

Release 3 (2015 February)

Complete rewrite, funded by the University of California, Berkeley, and
consequently having a different use license than earlier releases.
Major changes included renaming most types and functions, upgrading some
algorithms, restructuring the source files, and making SoftFloat into a true
library.

Added functions to convert between floating-point and unsigned integers, both
<NOBR>32-bit</NOBR> and <NOBR>64-bit</NOBR> (uint32_t and
uint64_t).

Added functions for fused multiply-add, for all supported floating-point
formats except <NOBR>80-bit</NOBR> double-extended-precision.

Added support for a fifth rounding mode, near_maxMag (round to
nearest, with ties to maximum magnitude, away from zero).

Dropped the timesoftfloat program (now part of the Berkeley
TestFloat package).

Release 2c (2015 January)

Fixed mistakes affecting some <NOBR>64-bit</NOBR> processors.

Further improved the documentation and the wording for the legal restrictions
on using SoftFloat releases <NOBR>through 2c</NOBR> (not applicable to
<NOBR>Release 3</NOBR> or later).

Release 2b (2002 May)

Made minor updates to the documentation, including improved wording for the
legal restrictions on using SoftFloat.

Release 2a (1998 December)

Added functions to convert between <NOBR>64-bit</NOBR> integers
(int64) and all supported floating-point formats.

Fixed a bug in all <NOBR>64-bit</NOBR>-version square root functions except
float32_sqrt that caused the result sometimes to be off by
<NOBR>1 unit</NOBR> in the last place (<NOBR>1 ulp</NOBR>) from what it should
be.
(Bug discovered by Paul Donahue.)

Improved the Makefiles.

Release 2 (1997 June)

Created the <NOBR>64-bit</NOBR> (bits64) version, adding the
floatx80 and float128 formats.

Changed the source directory structure, splitting the sources into a
bits32 and a bits64 version.
Renamed environment.h to milieu.h to avoid confusion
with environment variables.

Fixed a small error that caused float64_round_to_int often to
round the wrong way in nearest/even mode when the operand was between
220 and 221 and halfway between two integers.

Release 1a (1996 July)

Corrected a mistake that caused borderline underflow cases not to raise the
underflow flag when they should have.
(Problem reported by Doug Priest.)

Added the float_detect_tininess variable to control whether
tininess is detected before or after rounding.

Release 1 (1996 July)

Original release, based on work done for the International Computer Science
Institute (ICSI) in Berkeley, California.


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MUMBAI (Reuters) – Matrimony.com, the first pure-play Indian matchmaking website to launch a stock market listing, drew heavy demand for its offering, benefiting from the country's booming IPO market.
Market participants say the enthusiastic investor response could encourage other players in India's $50 billion wedding services market to consider going public. India's broader NSE stock index has surged nearly 25 percent this year and investor interest in IPOs has soared.
Matrimony.com's initial public offering of up to 5 billion rupees ($78 million) was subscribed 4.4 times over as of 7.45 p.m. India time (1415 GMT) on Wednesday, the last day of sale, with applications for over 12.5 million shares received, against the 2.8 million shares on offer, according to data from the National Stock Exchange.
India has seen around 20 IPOs this year and all have been oversubscribed several times over, with a couple of them subscribed more than 100 times over, according to data from Prime Database.
Matrimony.com, backed by U.S. venture capital firm Bessemer Venture Partners, runs bharatmatrimony.com, elitematrimony.com and a host of other marriage services portals.
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Public education in Gilbertown is served by a K-6 elementary school and a grade 7-12 high school in the Choctaw County school system. Coastal Alabama Community College has a campus in Gilbertown.
State Highway 17 bisects Gilbertown running north-south, County Highway 14 runs northwest-southeast, and County Highway 16 runs southwest from town.
The Choctaw County Heritage Festival is held in Gilbertown in early May. It features arts, crafts, antique cars, food vendors, and gospel singing. Gilbertown also has an annual Christmas Parade in early December. The Choctaw County Historical Museum is located in downtown Gilbertown and includes exhibits on Choctaw County's heritage, as well as a log structure that served as the first Choctaw County courthouse, a country store, and a large outbuilding housing antique farm equipment. The Gilbertown Town Park located beside the museum has an old caboose and a Hunt Oil Company rig.
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In pursuit of the mysterious Parker inheritance, author Varian Johnson takes readers down a trail of clues spanning three generations of fear and discrimination in the American South. Narrator Cherise Boothe evokes an appropriate sense of time and place with her compelling cast of characters and authentic range of emotions.
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The letter waits in a book, in a box, in an attic, in an old house in Lambert, South Carolina. It's waiting for Candice Miller. When Candice finds the letter, she isn't sure she should read it. It's addressed to her grandmother, after all, who left Lambert in a cloud of shame. But the letter describes a young woman named Siobhan Washington. An injustice that happened decades ago. A mystery enfolding the letter-writer. And the fortune that awaits the person who solves the puzzle. Grandma tried and failed. But now Candice has another chance. So with the help of Brandon Jones, the quiet boy across the street, she begins to decipher the clues in the letter. The challenge will lead them deep into Lambert's history, full of ugly deeds, forgotten heroes, and one great love; and deeper into their own families, with their own unspoken secrets. Can they find the fortune and fulfill the letter's promise before the summer ends?
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CENTRAL ELGIN – The numbers are in and the County of Elgin and the Railway City Cycling Club are pleased to announce that the Inaugural 2017 Ride Across County of Elgin (R.A.C.E.) raised $3,230 for the Elgin – St. Thomas United Way.
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With the holiday season now past and many snowbirds flying south for the remainder of winter, the Port Stanley Festival Theatre continues to see the generosity of the community through support of their expansion campaign. Going on the third year of construction, a variety of spaces in the theatre have been completed and several are still on the horizon.
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St. Thomas Public Library, January 26, 2016 – St. Thomas Public Library has been chosen as a recipient of the Ontario Library Capacity Fund Research and Innovation Grant, as announced by Michael Coteau, Minister of Culture, Tourism and Sport this morning in Milton. The Library will receive $100,000 over two years which will support the Wellington Block Innovation Centre project.
Start-Up Funding for Innovation Centre & An Innovation Possibilities "Advent Calendar"
A funding commitment of $638,000 for the Wellington Block Innovation Centre, from the Estate of Dorothy Palmer, has been announced by the City of St. Thomas. The money has been received by the City and plans for its use are underway. The Centre is expected to open in 2016. It will provide opportunities for youth, adults, and families to learn about advanced technologies in an interactive, hands-on environment. During the daytime, elementary and high school students will explore 3D printing, robotics, digital media, and much more. In the evenings and on weekends, the proposed site will host tech-related clubs, workshops and events.
Great Lakes Farms Approved for Elgincentives Grant
CENTRAL ELGIN, ON – Elgin County Economic Development is pleased to announce that Great Lakes Farms in Southwold has been approved for an Elgincentives Community Improvement Plan (CIP) grant.
Syllabus for 2016 Rotary Music Festival now Available
The St. Thomas Rotary Music Festival will reach its 62nd year when it takes place February 22 to 26, 2016. The St. Thomas Rotary Club has released the Syllabus which is now available on the Club's website www.rotarystthomas.org. Printed copies may be picked up at Maestro Music Academy, 323 Talbot St., Central Music Academy, 135 Wellington St., Public Libraries in St. Thomas and Aylmer, St. Thomas public schools, or from Ron Somerville ronsom@bell.net. Copies are also available at schools in East and West Elgin.
Elgin Local Immigration Partnership Hosts 4th Annual WALK WITH ME Networking Event
St. Thomas, Ontario – The St. Thomas-Elgin Local Immigration Partnership (STELIP) together with St. Thomas Elgin Public Health and Canadian Mental Health Association – Elgin Branch hosted the 4th Annual WALK WITH ME Networking Event on Friday. This event gathered service providers, agencies, and newcomers from St. Thomas and Elgin County to learn about cultural competency and increase the quality of referrals across agencies by fostering information sharing.
#stthomasproud Campaign Wins National Award
Since spring of this year, St. Thomas Economic Development has invited community members to get thinking, talking and excited about St. Thomas with the #stthomasproud campaign. It has been a joint effort of the EDC, Elgin-St. Thomas Small Business Enterprise Centre, Railway City Tourism and, of course, many community members who have gotten on board and shared the reasons they are proud of St. Thomas. The campaign was recognized by the Economic Developers Association of Canada at their annual conference, this past week, with a Marketing Canada Award for excellence in Online Community Outreach.
Election Day is October 19th - Some Basic Info for E-M-L Riding
Election Day is October 19th, 2015. Here is some basic information related to the election and to the Elgin-Middlesex-London riding.
Partnerships Result in $1.94 Million Funding to Create A More Walkable Community in St. Thomas
St. Thomas, Ontario, August 5, 2015 – Elgin St Thomas Public Health is pleased to share that, as a result of a partnership with Doug Tarry Homes Ltd, Springwater Developments Inc, Hayhoe Homes and the City of St Thomas, a recent grant request to Public Health Agency of Canada has been awarded.
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Wouldn't it be great if there was a magical switch to turn our immune systems on? Unfortunately, there is no such switch. Rather, our bodies have many tiny switches we can activate to help us stay well.
Managing stress – a known immune system dampener – is a good place to begin. Regular, moderate exercise helps lower stress while also keeping our lymphatic system flowing and our immune cells patrolling for unwelcome visitors. Lack of sleep can also suppress immune function, so ensuring you're getting at least seven or eight hours of shut-eye each night is essential.
But the practice that has the most powerful impact on our immunity is eating well. Considering 70 per cent of our immune system resides in our gut, it's vital to nourish your microbiota with all the nutrients they need to stay healthy and strong. In fact, studies have shown that the richer and more diverse our gut microbiome, the lower our risk of illness. That's because our gut microbes fight pathogens, protect the integrity of the intestinal wall and help support the immune system.
The secret to a robust immune system is to include as many different kinds of fruits and vegetables in your diet as possible. Different foods feed different gut microbes and deliver a variety of essential vitamins and minerals – including vitamins A, B and C and minerals such as folate, iron, zinc, copper, potassium and magnesium – which are all extra important during cold and flu season. Good sources of vitamin A include eggs, grass-fed butter, liver and orange or yellow vegetables. Tomatoes also contain a carotenoid called lycopene that converts to vitamin A in your body. Find B vitamins in fish, poultry, meat and eggs plus sunflower seeds and dark leafy vegetables and for vitamin C, opt for cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower and Brussels sprouts) and citrus. Bone broth is also a rich source of minerals and super comforting during the cooler months and helps to heal and strengthen the lining of the gut. And don't forget to choose organic, seasonal and local whenever possible for maximum nutrient value.
Studies have shown that probiotic foods help to boost Natural Killer (NK) cell activity, bolstering the immune system and fighting off pathogens, so try to include a serve of probiotic-rich fermented foods with every meal. Homemade sauerkraut, kimchi, unsweetened yoghurt and kefir are all good sources but you could also try miso and fermented soy foods such as natto and tempeh. Fermenting foods also makes them more bioavailable, meaning your digestive system is better able to absorb the nutrients it needs to thrive.
Make sure you also include a variety of prebiotic foods in your diet too to nourish and feed your microbiota. Fermentable fibre – from legumes, vegetables and whole grains – all act as prebiotics, feeding your good gut microbes so eat plenty of alliums (garlic, onions, shallots, artichokes and leeks), firm, green bananas (which are a great source of resistant starch), and dark chocolate – which happily, also feeds our gut microbiota.
Not only do herbs and spices add a flavour punch to your cooking, but they're a great way to support the immune system. Cardamom and black pepper boost NK cell activity, while turmeric and ginger are powerful anti-inflammatories. Add them to your cooking whenever possible or sip on our Warm Sleepy Chai before bed and nourish your gut and skin while you sleep.
Remember, you're sweet enough. Avoiding refined sugars and processed junk foods is essential when it comes to good gut health and immunity. Processed foods have been linked to gut inflammation, so reduce the stress on your digestive and immune system by steering clear of any foods that harm, rather than heal.


My October box was super fun this month and I can't wait to share with you everything that was inside! Not only did I get fun, girly pieces, but a few had more of an edge to them to celebrate Halloween!
These are the most exquisite and dainty pieces ever. I mean, what girl wouldn't love macaroon earrings?! These little works of art dangle on gold hooks and feature light green macaroons with a gold "filling" in the middle. Little gold bows hang beneath each macaroon. They seem to be very well made! Both earrings come packaged in the cutest little envelope!
This piece really made an impact on me because of two things: my middle name is Rose and my favorite Disney movie is Beauty and the Beast. This ring, made out of a darker sterling silver and topped with a turquoise rose, reminds me so much of that movie and the rose beneath the glass dome. The stem even has thorns on it for more of an edgy vibe. The ring can be adjusted simply by pushing or pulling the metal make it larger or smaller.
This piece. What an awesome accessory for Halloween! This skeleton hand features white rhinestones covering the main part of the hand and the fingers. The fingernails are red rhinestones that add a girly vibe to the piece! The pinch clip allows the piece to hook well into hair and stay put. The entire clip is about two inches long and about an inch wide. What a spooky and sparkly accessory!
This pretty little hand mirror was thrown into my box and it's just the cutest! Its slim design offers two different magnification mirrors for those up-close makeup fixes! Covered with the sweetest little flamingos, this pocket mirror is perfect to throw into a purse, clutch, or even your back pocket!


County: Miami-Dade - Susana A. Barberis and Miguel Delpozo were married on Friday - 4/22/1977.
Saints for the Day of April 22nd are: Pope Saint Agapitus I.
Michigan, Saginaw - Devance Bettye, Humerickhouse M. Myung, Livermore L. Patience, Geramita Jacalyn, Guenzel Scarlett, Krawczyk Norris, Lentino I. Fredricka, Erfurth Ching, Gerencser T. Wava, Kristjanson Y. Rocio, Tuzzolino Alycia, Caldarella Oleta, Spanos H. Armida, Easter Kristal, Schweihofer W. Armandina, Holzman Amie, Gerould N. Paul, Durivage E. Vikki, Penera Goldie, Damesworth K. Candance, Esquivias Denisse, Maupins Josette, Roley I. Brady, Bolts Mitzi, Candland Altagracia, Popadak Kelli, Klueh O. Daria, Marulanda Evan, Shilow C. Kellie, Genao Tiffiny, Kilbourne Jon, Bannow Tristan, Hilal Gertrud, Wolfanger Esta, Oraha Tran, Feece Avelina, Englehardt Erick, Setser H. Jimmy, Borgas Zachariah, Tenhoff Obdulia, Haberkern Rosena, Hantzis Y. Shanon, Hitchler Dayna, Deshazior Mabelle, Smartt Cordelia, Zaste B. Mora, Kirtner Joette, Balocca Gilberto, Rippert Claudio, Pashak Aletha, Hojnowski Cristobal, Sersen Fidela, Podczerwinski Rachel, Makda H. Janae, Ulven Pasquale, Vlasaty Treasa, Lormeus Julie, Kung Terri, Friedell V. Carmella, Rerick H. Tiara, Aledo Alissa, Hannemann Beatriz, Ferchak Margit, Siow Jule, Rajotte Clarinda, Kazakos Hye, Schepps Mirella, Demarrais Dianne, Daymude Sheilah, Biernat Florencia, Porcari Nguyet, Danahy Irvin, Stachnik Lanora, Trachtman Belen, Duronslet Demetria, Sukeforth Shala, Kurcz Sonny, Huffington X. Dakota, Rehme Wenona, Contreraslopez Willodean, Obrion Stacey, Vestal M. Margrett, Vlach Jolynn, Ladd Aleisha, Ittel Mariah, Tranel W. Tammi, Tatman Genie, Ogilby Elna, Jayaswal Ima, Stockman Denis, Guilbault Sharonda, Reust M. Vito, Bouchard Clyde, Paulovich Jesusa, Lane Austin, Yorke Jacque, Druker Marinda, Schoenfuss Ying, Robidoux Tessie, Taliaferro P. Abby, Bharat Doria, Betterly Lauran, Westwater Roma, Abarquez W. Raul, Frankenstein F. Charley, Mcquitty Edgar, Kashian X. Magali, Sojda Elouise, Modugno Akilah, Amavisca Leigh, Truszkowski Josette, Punzi Maryellen, Safadi J. Daina, Gobea Nereida, Kaiser V. Cruz, Beans Mike, Maquilon Barry, Rainsberger Hunter, Maneely Tuyet, Gefell Y. Mechelle, Liera Lauretta, Casal V. Anglea, Tautolo Kami, Meranto Regan, Massimino Pete, Grannell F. Yuk, Marousek N. Claire, Roquez O. Les, Falaise Beckie, Graziose Destiny, Cawelti Lillia, Gullace Z. Mariko, Peasley Mammie, Goumas M. Elvina, Catrone Kassie, Moise T. Leonor, Oommen D. Sunday, Egli Dotty, Rosasco Nohemi, Potempa Salome, Lipstein K. Lan, Lopezvelasquez Carmelo, Pio Mandy, Valena Ashton, Burchill Jamar, Onks Jacquetta, Lagambina Lorenzo, Blamey N. Patricia, Vanderbogart Cythia, Slupski Lois, Vaine Florance, Hackworth Gordon, Barcenilla D. Ronnie, Waterton Simon, Fahrenkopf Jamel, Duchnowski Karima, Clopp H. Ruthie, Demiri Ezekiel, Danziger H. Bonny, Maricich Marceline, Ubriaco Verla, Mini Jessie, Hanke Elma, Murrel Ceola, Lastre Patricia, Louisa Bradley, Maravillas E. Shu, Tambriz N. Erin, Quilo A. Albertha, Mckusick P. Norman, Lovy K. Pamella, Schaack Herma, Strzelczyk Leopoldo, Frauendorfer Y. Chung, Czepiel Bert, Garimella Evita, Travillian Berta, Daaboul Jodee, Rosvold X. Titus, Janevski D. Bree, Yohannan Mirella, Perec Judi, Fretty Halley, Oflanagan Roseanne, Fotia Delena, Tashjian Yun, Lynds Anya, Graser Ivey, Bresser Marylou, Kolbo Ileana, Fazeli W. Darcie, Tuifua Marty, Pressler X. Marry, Tassew Clementina, Sjolie Odessa, Stottlemyre O. Fatima, Dusold N. April, Whisonant Twana, Chandrasekaran Jeffery, Jablonsky M. Kira, Schikora O. Oleta, Tricoche Dario, Wissner Sanjuanita, Bussert Marlana, Soechting Leona, Laury Nathalie, Mctizic Xiao, Hebbard W. Jordan, Regi Beata, Gebhardt Kaci, Martez Tony, Nemer Jenniffer, Moehl Rudolf, Guella Ned, Bibriesca Jerrell, Barosy Dani, Lippolis S. Linsey, Hairabedian Angie, Forsten Tabitha, Rugova L. Cinda, Offield Cristie, Clayborn Rosalie, Mcglothern Marlyn, Szydlowski Annice, Lipsitz O. Romaine, Montalvo Britney, Vegahernandez Bertram, Lagoa Freda, Renk Rosaura, Schlei Machelle, Borecky Moriah, Forsythe Noah, Reclusado Garret, Duquette W. Anya, Acenas Lenard, Barcheers P. Debbi, Bergling P. Manual, Mcbirney L. Pandora, Provini Darleen, Kubistek P. Monte, Mcree Edna, Sugrue Sherell, Lewers V. Eliza, Hanneken Anette, Stoutmire Sherri, Rady Lela, Strasburg Elma, Spahic Sherill, Volmert Kaci, Arafa Vita, Laurenzano Melodie, Brinster Lorelei.
California, Glendale - Breite K. Twila, Damata Alla, Babski Lorinda, Rajab V. Anjanette, Kemokai Tashia, Nemati Sharyn, Gornik M. Hope, Schrotenboer Bret, Halcom Lakisha, Hassevoort Keely, Baliton Jolyn, Botch Shantel, Curington B. Lazaro, Rojasrodriguez Maybell, Hasselberger V. Maria, Kielczewski E. Eliz, Tuschl Danica, Colver Anabel, Leonard Ariane, Messier I. Loreen, Frangoulis Jacquelin, Capric Bryan, Giampapa Caryn, Lundahl G. Ardelia, Sugrim Eugenio, Mabry B. Brande, Gallino Wilton, Dauster Nohemi, Edeza Jermaine, Elze Tam, Archer Jeannine, Buergler N. Rebekah, Domer F. Florine, Schaalma Malinda, Lattrell K. Eusebio, Evertt Oralia, Yokoyama Benny, Moneymaker W. Nicola, Mccosker Daysi, Okine Jean, Weisbord Eufemia, Beckes Trent, Kooser Wade, Schure Andrea, Justman B. Eugene, Doublet Alberta, Badali Hyun, Snoeberger Edelmira, Guz F. Lea, Tiensvold L. Tonya, Salto Carmen, Plasch Albertina, Regennitter Huong, Schoenfield Shiloh, Deloia Almeda, Crowdis Lovetta, Ducut E. Shizuko, Mcarty Q. Magda, Harre B. Jack, Steffler Jewel, Charneco Oscar, Brandley Corina, Reichenbaugh X. Kenny, Vertullo Sherri, Leblue J. Annie, Zats V. Mechelle, Hernandezmunoz Shin, Torrecillas Johanna, Lwin Johnny, Edger Lenore, Pedroso Trish, Thornbloom Trevor, Luquire T. Delmer, Kodis Orpha, Musslewhite Gwyn, Morren Carrie, Raass Marion, Israelsen Pearline, Mccullouch Paz, Richbourg Jimmie, Epper Pablo, Addink Oscar, Vickey June, Bogale Madeline, Iniquez Jerica, Villafuerte U. Alvaro, Hemani Luis, Glidwell H. Mario, Traczyk Pearline, Cumberworth Florinda, Waybright M. Buck, Castanada A. Leena, Dietle Q. Jason, Benaissa Danna, Becht Lynna, Gollob Paulene, Vonbehren Carlton, Fass J. Rufina, Cease Pei, Sailas Earle, Kassin Keisha, Vecsey Mora, Nario X. Neomi, Basedow Anamaria, Barabasz Y. Walter, Vidmar Jonah, Staubin Levi, Fusi Jayson, Goldey Garret, Schlotfeldt P. Clayton, Zedek Z. Lala, Steinhour Lorean, Ploughman Charity, Peraino Youlanda, Siggia Mammie, Woodyard Wm, Celebi Shara, Napieralski Genevieve, Dahlke G. Suzi, Mracek Katina, Paczesny Hsiu, Starin Vance, Glew Stefani, Teves T. Loretta, Wahr Euna, Likens Leonarda, Mcquinn J. Ai, Tagupa Neville, Colcol Columbus, Hennig Caryn, Eugster I. Synthia, Aldava Kathy, Swilley C. Garnett, Andreano Y. Wallace, Limburg Liliana, Mura D. Joi, Stepanyan Caitlin, Pauker Alesha, Echiverri Charlena, Zanco Y. Farrah, Nanna F. Nieves, Atehortua Robin, Scheman Kindra, Collop Arturo, Webber Adina, Koplowitz B. Salley, Hinspeter Junita, Besner J. Issac, Mckrell Britt, Soliwoda Young, Parrent C. Corie, Leb Raymon, Greve Shaquita, Onderdonk Mauro, Zasowski Q. Brett, Kemmis I. Mardell, Pricer Dorthey, Probert Minnie, Canen W. Alyson, Gruber Loris, Westbrooke Melisa, Kossel Kyle, Eisenach Cassandra, Camizzi Roy, Stober Newton, Villeta Eula, Wacaster Allan, Drummey Darwin, Byre S. Marlena, Karic Lupe, Canzater Carie, Vanderhorst Rigoberto, Collart Anabel, Dyles H. Zonia, Mendo Mazie, Brosious Dalene, Starr Lucien, Gasparyan Loyce, Boettner Kortney, Dea Cecily, Baul M. Glennie, Heartman Don, Desteno N. Shu, Hamman Berna, Balay Arletha, Wonsey R. Maegan, Helinski Z. Jacqui, Schwer Pilar, Lagerwey Nicolette, Dauterive Tarah, Mignosa Alene, Beatley Lori, Vagnozzi Daniele, Bilheimer Jayne, Lovan Caitlin, Stropko Margarette, Mentch Lorene, Eom Reid, Baudin Esta, Lavanway K. Lavonne, Woodby Britni, Azemi Randy, Broad Nilda, Piotti Leah, Woldegebriel Cami, Farzad Olive, Busic Melisa, Wittcop M. Rosio, Mansour Zoila, Hailstone W. Laure, Grimm Venessa, Axelrad N. Ellen, Lasecki Jacquelyne, Lacara Clement, Bordelon Keesha, Treglia Ronny, Whiteaker P. Jennie, Frieberg Alison, Mueggenberg V. Sharell, Carraro Jason, Laug Bonny, Moeggenberg Terrell, Swenka L. Marylynn, Granville Crystal, Paetow Arnoldo, Mullenaux Teodoro, Napalan Jerry, Aisenbrey Dean, Bequette Mauro, Daskalakis Trey, Okano Steven, Arne Tyree, Savarese Cordelia, Homeyer Jamar, Bradburry P. Jayne, Sievers K. Izetta, Vanschoick Winfred, Almekinder Teresita, Grable Apolonia, Gramstad S. Clyde, Wusterbarth Emile, Thrailkill Clinton, Panko Carlie, Vernetti Z. Roslyn, Turns Willis, Woehrle P. Alex, Huckins Latesha, Godair E. Iva.
Kansas, Overland Park - Nungester Forrest, Stanescu Matilde, Mcanear Clemencia, Dimailig Dillon, Earsley Federico, Aguigui D. Josefine, Pacula Jill, Libunao Veronique, Kartha Lorraine, Tidswell W. Rosella, Unverzagt Q. Myron, Avgerinos Hortencia, Klomp Y. Melda, Campanale Stanton, Opal Kayleen, Winchenbach Marquerite, Cribbs R. Mi, Rotert Shirlee, Dylla Adella, Andree N. Jeni, Alquisira Q. Desirae, Weatherall W. Angla, Pesterfield W. Claudine, Trautman Cedric, Rapposelli T. Rueben, Grandt K. Ethan, Cordovi Lynelle, Matics B. Cherry, Tumanyan L. Bea, Berwanger Noble, Hunnicutt Rosa, Daus Chloe, Safin Lucila, Summerell Elvera, Rohlwing Marissa, Bassitt Dennise, Takele Ramon, Tomaskovic Kirby, Rehmel Candy, Salvage Catheryn, Mygrant Vera, Fogal Britta, Trunzo Clare, Bier H. Larue, Williamson Rea, Harel Rolf, Bryski S. Sally, Haenel R. Beulah, Zierdt Mandie, Mehari Scottie, Curlin Selena, Tevenal C. Mitchell, Hepple R. Alysha, Strieff Georgianna, Querry Diedre, Caradonna Aisha, Abdulahad Daphne, Mcconnico Onie, Mitev U. Lean, Hasib M. Joanie, Umphlett Guadalupe, Bilke Idella, Mertel Lorenzo, Sortor Leon, Overbay B. Devorah, Madriaga Sherell, Rennecker Donte, Schaedel Latonya, Duve G. Danial, Debela Hilary, Lustre Isadora, Stegner H. Ammie, Pluth Catarina, Schulberg Hwa, Roote Philip, Deligiannis Elvia, Buenaventura A. Yer, Henely Janelle, Chombo Nida, Baesa O. Gaylene, Plonski X. Cheryl, Floden Y. Saundra, Kallal Trish, Mannuzza Nettie, Brummond I. Ira, Furlani Matilda, Vonbokel Felisha, Coppedge Kimi, Geraldi Earlean, Bhushan E. Joycelyn, Dweh Alton, Klahre Kathe, Herk Y. Dahlia, Montecalvo E. Lindsey, Stofferan Neva, Ciuba Fernande, Giovacchini Sonia, Tobie J. Brittny, Brace Rubie, Tegart Carolee, Vannorden I. Matilda, Barczak F. Theresa, Grunklee Kieth, Ligenza Leora, Frattaroli Sonny, Parece Casimira, Stancel Annamaria, Sangar William, Nakabayashi Aretha, Stroyan Karena, Sutherby Gabriela, Ditch Danille, Shelton B. Bertram, Cattoor Regina, Kellmer Willis, Leli H. Mari, Zalkind Laverne, Rosie Star, Gerda J. Anja, Egri W. Guy, Mazzuchelli Loida, Deang Dacia, Nooks W. Sunday, Aguilarlopez K. Carie, Kreuzburg Z. Pearl, Fickinger Adena, Eckmann Kevin, Rothgery A. Rossana, Writt Shavonne, Hashemian Lula, Polizzotti Clark, Trejohernandez Leeann, Weeman Jessie, Snively Kristofer, Alltop Roxy, Favale Jonathan, Deubler Marnie, Petricca Erna, Harfield Flossie, Flentje Georgianne, Janson Blondell, Vanakin F. Palmira, Jonak Alfreda, Euliss L. Chana, Camano Sierra, Millare J. Rebbeca, Gronewald Brain, Saiter Jayna, Cordella Josefina, Behme Vilma, Nini Florentina, Meden Max, Hilligoss X. Bud, Mennen I. Brain, Khadem F. Werner, Stubbe Cassondra, Blackelk Chasidy, Carden H. Bobby, Schara Sandy, Dutchess Martine, Scowcroft Genna, Magnon Luci, Selvin K. Lilli, Reinemann Waldo, Doutt Tiara, Pevarnik I. Daniel, Coole Y. Wanda, Gasbarro Claris, Bogdanoff Lara, Muslic Tory, Vontersch A. Rosalie, Iott P. Sharla, Cuzzort Maybell, Witherbee K. Odette, Schiebe Joel, Elizer E. Miki, Cabarcas Kathi, Regis Ashleigh, Silvy Nicholas, Humbel Y. Mimi, Difusco Audie, Luxem Y. Alicia, Riester Moshe, Reeg M. Annalisa, Hallbeck Synthia, Marzean M. Adriene, Dipaula H. Lauren, Bauknecht U. Cordelia, Lockrem K. Carly, Bartok Angelique, Aydin Glen, Parraz Eugena, Ayd Shaun, Channey D. Ariane, Ortizgarcia Elinor, Weatherly Na, Drangstveit O. Viviana, Agen Vickie, Reaid Jeannie, Vellon Lory, Baroudi Marylynn, Haverdink Candyce, Hegge Jeanie, Hablitzel L. Tammi, Mountjoy M. Jeff, Hesselbrock Keneth, Shattles Demetrius, Scercy Dale, Sevene Marshall, Hacopian Jerrie, Zippay Stacey, Varrera Jim, Chiotti Lemuel, Mcday A. Tennille, Leitermann Nedra, Festa Merri, Schwarzkopf Margret, Lineberry Z. Ranae, Flato Omega, Rehorst Marietta, Guiley W. Yoko, Marcino T. Suzanne, Japhet Verona, Granstaff Tanja, Pohly Launa, Malmanger Tara, Woung W. Iona, Frohwein W. Eugene, Duren Octavia, Vandecoevering S. Mohamed, Selvaggio Genny, Ivone Q. Seth, Leshovsky Kiersten, Reini Hiroko, Berget T. Stacey, Phifer Sherill, Ladewig Solange, Musko Jeri, Puzon Elizbeth, Jeppe Columbus, Herger E. Serina, Argila Tamra, Momberger X. Annice, Ballard Porfirio.
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Travel talks build community bonds at Wayne County churches
Move over, TED talks. There's a new talk in town.
LuAnn Irwin talks about her travels through Spain and Morocco during St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish's March 9 TAB Talk. (Photo courtesy of Dennis O'Keefe)
Restoration project at Canandaigua church nears completion
In 1954, an artist named Walter E. O'Brien spent many hours beautifying the inside of St. Mary Church in Canandaigua.
Canandaigua's St. Mary Church is undergoing a restoration, which includes fresh paint on the walls and ceiling, new pews and oak confessionals. (Courier photo by Jeff Witherow)
Talks focus on shroud, miracles
For 38 years, Frank Netti worked as a financial advisor, helping people improve their financial situations. Now that he's retired he's found a new purpose — helping Catholics strengthen...
Frank Netti gave an hour-long presentation on the Shroud of Turin April 22 at the St. Francis and St. Clare Parish Ministry Center in Waterloo. (Courier photo by Jeff Witherow)
Nine Canandaigua students inducted into National Junior Honor Society
Students from St. Francis-St. Stephen School take part in a living rosary and May crowning, which was livestreamed by the diocesan Department of Catholic Schools on May 8. (Courier photo by John Haeger).
Catholic students in Rochester Diocese gather online to pray the rosary
Youth choir members strive to draw parishioners closer to God
Students fare well at competition


Grilled Teriyaki Swordfish, Thyme for Cooking easy gourmet dinner.
Swordfish is easy to get here, and not much more costly than salmon (which is relatively cheap). You can substitute any firm , thick fish suitable for grilling, whatever is good in your market. And, you could actually use stale bread for the salad. This is salad night.... Easy.
Lightly sautéed carrots and onions add color to this easy salad of cannellini and celery. Lots of fresh herbs and a lemony vinaigrette finish it. For a light lunch, add some good, canned tuna and crusty baguette.
Chop onion and carrot; mince garlic.
Heat oil in medium skillet. Add carrots, onions, garlic and sauté just until tender, 5 - 8 minutes.
Remove and put into a bowl.
Drain, rinse beans and add to bowl.
Slice celery and add to bowl.
Snip basil and chives; add to beans.
Arrange 3 - 4 nice lettuce leaves on salad plates, put bean salad on top and serve.
Squeeze 1/2 lemon if using.
Put vinegar, lemon juice and mustard in a small bowl. Whisk well.
Add oil very slowly, whisking constantly. It should incorporate as you add it. If it does not, stop adding oil for a few moments and just whisk. Continue until all oil is added.


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DONE DEAL: Man Utd Star Joins EPL Side
By Ravanelly (self media writer) | 1 year ago
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Manchester United star, Brandon Williams has joined Premier League side Norwich City on a season-long loan from the Red Devils.
Williams was the backup fullback for Luke Shaw and Aaron Wan-Bissaka as he can fill both in left and right back position.
Williams will now team up with Chelsea midfielder Billy Gilmour who is also on loan at the club from the Blues.
The England youth international will game more playing time under Daniel Farke but will have to battle Max Aarons for a spot in the right back position.
Manchester United released an official statement on their website to announce the departure of Brandon Williams on loan to Norwich City.
"Manchester United full-back Brandon Williams will spend the 2021/22 campaign on loan at Premier League club Norwich City.
"The 20-year-old made 14 Reds appearances in all competitions last season and will relish the opportunity to gain more first-team experience at Carrow Road over the next nine months. Managed by Daniel Farke, Norwich earned promotion to the Premier League last term by winning the Championship," the club stated.
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Q: 'Bad page state' kernel error appearing randomly on azure vm when SAS is running Since a few months, we start seeing Bad page state errors appearing in /var/log/message.
Here is the exact stack trace
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-prod-sas1 kernel: BUG: Bad page state in process sas  pfn:1a49ff
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-prod-sas1 kernel: page:ffffd9a146927fc0 count:0 mapcount:1 mapping:          (null) index:0x7f48e7fff
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-prod-sas1 kernel: page flags: 0x2fffff00080018(uptodate|dirty|swapbacked)
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-prod-sas1 kernel: page dumped because: nonzero mapcount
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-prod-sas1 kernel: Modules linked in: binfmt_misc iptable_security bridge stp llc nf_conntrack_netlink nfnetlink ext4 mbcache jbd2 nfsv3 nfs_acl nfs lockd grace drbg fscache ansi_cprng c
mac arc4 md4 nls_utf8 cifs ccm dns_resolver overlay(T) ipt_REJECT nf_reject_ipv4 xt_conntrack iptable_filter ipt_MASQUERADE nf_nat_masquerade_ipv4 iptable_nat nf_conntrack_ipv4 nf_defrag_ipv4 nf_nat_ipv4
nf_nat nf_conntrack sunrpc dm_mirror dm_region_hash dm_log dm_mod joydev sb_edac iosf_mbi crc32_pclmul ghash_clmulni_intel aesni_intel lrw gf128mul glue_helper ablk_helper cryptd sg hv_utils ptp hv_balloo
n pps_core pcspkr i2c_piix4 ip_tables xfs libcrc32c sd_mod crc_t10dif crct10dif_generic hv_netvsc hv_storvsc scsi_transport_fc hyperv_keyboard scsi_tgt hid_hyperv crct10dif_pclmul crct10dif_common crc32c_
intel ata_generic
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-prod-sas1 kernel: pata_acpi floppy hyperv_fb ata_piix serio_raw libata hv_vmbus
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-prod-sas1 kernel: CPU: 2 PID: 117797 Comm: sas Tainted: G               ------------ T 3.10.0-957.12.2.el7.x86_64 #1
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: BUG: Bad page state in process sas  pfn:1a49ff
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: page:ffffd9a146927fc0 count:0 mapcount:1 mapping:          (null) index:0x7f48e7fff
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: page flags: 0x2fffff00080018(uptodate|dirty|swapbacked)
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: page dumped because: nonzero mapcount
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: Modules linked in: binfmt_misc iptable_security bridge stp llc nf_conntrack_netlink nfnetlink ext4 mbcache jbd2 nfsv3 nfs_acl nfs lockd grace drbg fscache ansi_cprng c
mac arc4 md4 nls_utf8 cifs ccm dns_resolver overlay(T) ipt_REJECT nf_reject_ipv4 xt_conntrack iptable_filter ipt_MASQUERADE nf_nat_masquerade_ipv4 iptable_nat nf_conntrack_ipv4 nf_defrag_ipv4 nf_nat_ipv4
nf_nat nf_conntrack sunrpc dm_mirror dm_region_hash dm_log dm_mod joydev sb_edac iosf_mbi crc32_pclmul ghash_clmulni_intel aesni_intel lrw gf128mul glue_helper ablk_helper cryptd sg hv_utils ptp hv_balloo
n pps_core pcspkr i2c_piix4 ip_tables xfs libcrc32c sd_mod crc_t10dif crct10dif_generic hv_netvsc hv_storvsc scsi_transport_fc hyperv_keyboard scsi_tgt hid_hyperv crct10dif_pclmul crct10dif_common crc32c_
intel ata_generic
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: pata_acpi floppy hyperv_fb ata_piix serio_raw libata hv_vmbus
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: CPU: 2 PID: 117797 Comm: sas Tainted: G               ------------ T 3.10.0-957.12.2.el7.x86_64 #1
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: Hardware name: Microsoft Corporation Virtual Machine/Virtual Machine, BIOS 090007  06/02/2017
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: Call Trace:
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: [<ffffffff8a963041>] dump_stack+0x19/0x1b
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: [<ffffffff8a95dcf3>] bad_page.part.76+0xdc/0xf9
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: [<ffffffff8a3bf100>] free_pages_prepare+0x170/0x190
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: [<ffffffff8a3bfb74>] free_hot_cold_page+0x74/0x160
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: [<ffffffff8a3c4a13>] __put_single_page+0x23/0x30
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: [<ffffffff8a3c4a65>] put_page+0x45/0x60
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: [<ffffffff8a42ca37>] __split_huge_page+0x357/0x880
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: [<ffffffff8a42cfd6>] split_huge_page_to_list+0x76/0xf0
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: [<ffffffff8a42de30>] __split_huge_page_pmd+0x1d0/0x5c0
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: [<ffffffff8a3e781d>] unmap_page_range+0xbdd/0xc30
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: [<ffffffff8a3e78f1>] unmap_single_vma+0x81/0xf0
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: [<ffffffff8a3e8d2d>] zap_page_range+0x11d/0x190
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: [<ffffffff8a3e3c1d>] SyS_madvise+0x49d/0xac0
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: [<ffffffff8a975ddb>] system_call_fastpath+0x22/0x27
Sep 27 15:14:11 az-pro-sas1 kernel: Disabling lock debugging due to kernel taint
Sep 27 15:14:12 az-pro-sas1 sh: abrt-dump-oops: Found oopses: 1disa

We manage to replicate the problem on other VMs and we tried upgrading/downgrading the kernel, we also tried disabling transparent huge pages but without luck.
Its a CentOS7 vm, running on Azure with the following versions:

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*CentOS Linux release 7.6.1810 (Core)

*Linux 3.10.0-957.12.2.el7.x86_64

The error is appearing randomly but its always when SAS is running. When it occurs the SAS process just hangs forever and after some time the vm the CPUs start burning and the vm become non-responsive
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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Latty Township is one of the twelve townships of Paulding County, Ohio, United States.  The 2000 census found 1,026 people in the township, 614 of whom lived in the unincorporated portions of the township.

Geography
Located in the southern part of the county, it borders the following townships:
Jackson Township - north
Brown Township - northeast corner
Washington Township - east
Jackson Township, Van Wert County - southeast
Hoaglin Township, Van Wert County - south
Union Township, Van Wert County - southwest corner
Blue Creek Township - west
Paulding Township - northwest corner

The village of Grover Hill is located in southeastern Latty Township.

Name and history
It is the only Latty Township statewide.

Government
The township is governed by a three-member board of trustees, who are elected in November of odd-numbered years to a four-year term beginning on the following January 1. Two are elected in the year after the presidential election and one is elected in the year before it. There is also an elected township fiscal officer, who serves a four-year term beginning on April 1 of the year after the election, which is held in November of the year before the presidential election. Vacancies in the fiscal officership or on the board of trustees are filled by the remaining trustees.

References

External links
County website

Townships in Paulding County, Ohio
Townships in Ohio

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For $285 a ticket, one might expect nothing less. That said, for all of the logistical challenges that I encountered, I was very impressed by how smoothly everything worked. Yes, it took 45 minutes to get through two security checkpoints, since I was taking a shuttle. Yes, during those checkpoints, I got a pat-down search that in any other scenario would have been grounds for sexual harassment. And yes, there were lines and large distances for almost every occasion, from bathrooms to water fountains to merchandise shops. However, I have been to much smaller affairs that were far more inefficient and stressful. With a few exceptions, I got to see all of the artists for which I had come, as well as several gems that I had never encountered before.
My camera revels in the streamers, lasers, and waves of sound.
Swedish House Mafia. I am not an avid devotee of house and thus had low expectations for this group, but somehow I made my way to front row. Suddenly, the stage was lit by flamethrowers, and I felt compelled to "Leave the World Behind." Easily the most impressive light show, and a great song selection.
The Shins. Heartfelt melodies, an uplifting debut of their new single "Simple Song," and a surprise cover of "Speak to Me/Breathe in the Air" by Pink Floyd cast a spell on me and the rest of the crowd. Altogether, a knockout performance.
Miike Snow. I once heard this indie pop band on the way to a water polo game, and I have been a fan ever since. Their songs in person were tight, smooth, and effortless, all with an enormous white moose perched over the crowd.
Flux Pavilion drops a bass powerful enough to re-calibrate my heartbeat.
Flux Pavilion. This was my first real dubstep concert, and I was nothing less than floored. As one reporter for the LA Times wrote, the DJ "spun bass spasms so powerful they could cure sciatica." I was also glad I had brought my ear plugs.
Snoop and Dre. Simply the most epic ending to the festival for which I could have asked. I was four rows from the front, at times not even standing because there were so many people, and the tracks from my sixth grade days felt as fresh as ever. The surprise appearance by the Tupac hologram had everyone around me freaking out until he vanished into stars, and the not-so-surprise appearances by Eminem, Wiz Khalifa, and 50 Cent sent the crowd into a frenzy unlike any other that I had seen at Coachella. I would have like to have heard more from The Chronic by Dre, but with so many hits to his name, I felt lucky to catch what I did.
Of course, the art only began with the music. Many of the festivals' attendees provided enough material in their own right. Aside from being some of the most beautiful people I have ever seen, they wore crazy costumes, sported elaborate light displays, recited epic poetry by memory, and painted renditions of Starry Night on one another's faces. Some even showed off tattoos that were homages to the artists on stage!
The rain on Friday night was a blessing in disguise, for not only did it keep the rest of the weekend cool, but it also left us with spectacular snowy mountains in the distance.
This year my crew decided to stay off-site at a friend's house. Although staying off-site separated us from some of the camaraderie of the campgrounds, it did afford us the opportunity to get some real sleep, which made the transition back to Stanford eminently more feasible. The festival's shuttle service was well run and staffed by drivers who repeatedly encouraged us to get as trashed as possible, a call to arms that was heartily received.
As the last night ended and I cast my gaze over the twinkling landscape, I thought back over all I had experienced during my first foray into the Southern California desert. Beyond all the bands, sun-tanned flesh, and purple illuminated concession stands, I remembered a Cardinal flag flapping over the campsite of one of the Stanford caravans. If anything I saw manifested the art of Coachilln' during those three incredible days, that was it.
Wish I was there. Yeah, my friend told me the bass is awesome – calibrated her heartbeat too.


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You feel like it's broken, like you're doing all the wrong things, like your life has no real meaning.
You've been working nonstop on this thing and you don't even know if it's the right thing.
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You're putting in the time, falling down and getting up and collecting lessons like crazy.
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On Wednesday night, law enforcement officials contacted Kickstarter and alerted us that hackers had sought and gained unauthorized access to some of our customers' data. Upon learning this, we immediately closed the security breach and began strengthening security measures throughout the Kickstarter system.
I have a lot of questions as to what occurred resulting in the company being alerted of an issue within their own system by an outside law enforcement agency.
So, change your passwords.. Done!


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