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North Bali Airport Project Rejected By Government Officials
Commission IV from the Indonesian House of Representatives has urged the provincial government to reconsider its plans to build an airport in the Northern Bali area of Buleleng. The construction project was disapproved by officials due to potential impacts on the surrounding environment.
The planned airport construction in West Buleleng occupies land from the West Bali National Park (TNBB) as the airport's runway. The national park houses protected animals and various ecosystems, which could potentially be affected by this project.
Senators from Commission IV made a visit to the TNBB office to discuss the project with the landowner and community officials.
As Commission IV is responsible for agriculture, maritime affairs, as well as the environment and forestry, they analyzed the project's impact on the National Park.
Following the discussion, a member of Commission IV, A.A Bagus Adhi Mahendra Putra (a.k.a Gus Adhi), indicated that the development of this project would be declined.
"This ambitious project could potentially harm the ecosystem in the national park and destroy the habitat of Jalak Bali and other protected animals in Indonesia. The noise of the airplane on the runway could stress and harm the animals. We obviously don't want them to be extinct in the future," Gus Adhi said on Tuesday (16/2).
Additionally, the national park would lose an estimated 63 acres of land from this development.
"I personally disagree with switching the function of areas in the national park into an airport," Gus Adhi stated.
He noted that there were inconsistencies about the planned location of the airport. Initially, the Transportation Ministry intended to build the airport near Singaraja and not the western area located near the National Park.
He also urged the provincial government to protect the rights of the local residents upon their lands so that investors will not be able to take over their land in the future.
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Thursday 18th of February 2021
It looks like DPS Airport have allready overcapacity for long time. - Worlds air traffic is more or less back into early 1980's and below, it looks like it's not realistic to expect that such numbers will change in soon future. - Some airports with more runways are using there additional runways as parking space for unused airplanes.
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Wednesday 17th of February 2021
How can a sensible person even come up with such a senseless idea to construct another Airport in Bali?
Maria Switzerland
Why build an airport when nobody allowed to come in? Give the money to the poor people who's life has been destroyed

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What is Safe Routes to Schools?
511CC has been assisting adults with information on ways to minimize the use of the car for errands and commutes for 20 years. However lasting behavior change starts at a young age and with Safe Routes to Schools, walking, bicycling, and alternative transportation education is being implemented in the primary schools.
Safe Routes to Schools programs across the country educate school-aged children and their parents on ways to bike and walk to school safely with practical hands-on training.
In Contra Costa County, students at participating schools enjoy a range of similar activities through Peace on the Streets: Ride On!, including:
Road simulations and bike rodeos in Physical Education classes
Parent Education Meeting with local police, health professionals, and city staff
Commute Alternative Challenge Day
A stunt and safety assembly.
In October 2010, 511 Contra Costa staff developed the first week-long Peace on the Streets; Ride On! course. The program had two principle goals in five schools:
To educate and inspire middle school students to bike and walk safely to school
To identify existing barriers to biking and walking at each particular school site while also assessing the school's various transportation-related needs
Thanks to strong community support, each Peace on the Streets: Ride On! school was able to lower its single-occupancy vehicle trips by 44 percent on Commute Alternative Challenge Days. Since that enormous success, 511 Contra Costa continues rolling out the program to other middle schools through 2013. Martinez Mr. High and Douglas Adams Jr. High School will have host Peace of the Streets: Ride On! events later this fall. Would you like Peace on the Streets: Ride On! at your child's middle school? Contact Street Smarts Diablo.
International Walk to School Day is October 3, 2012. On top of that 511 Contra Costa will celebrate International Walk to School Day in Central and East Contra Costa by supporting with posters, banners, tally sheets, and incentives to participating schools. Do you want to celebrate International Walk to School Day at your school? Contact Kayla Jossey. *Peace on the Streets; Ride On! and support for International Walk to School Day is offered to schools located in Antioch, Bay Point, Brentwood, Byron, Clayton, Concord, Knightsen, Oakley, Martinez, Pittsburg, Pleasant Hill, and Walnut Creek.


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Vicente Blasco Ibáñez (ur. 29 stycznia 1867 w Walencji, zm. 28 stycznia 1928 w Mentonie) – hiszpański pisarz, publicysta i lewicowy działacz polityczny. Autor powieści regionalnych (Ziemia przeklęta), społecznych, obyczajowych i wojennych (Czterech jeźdźców Apokalipsy) oraz licznych reportaży.

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Blasco Ibáñez już w młodym wieku zdradzał ogromne zainteresowanie literaturą, jednak edukacja szkolna nie pociągała go szczególnie. Bardziej interesował się barwnym życiem mieszkańców walenckiej bohemy, późniejszych bohaterów jego książek. Pragnienie przeżycia przygody sprawiło, że w wieku kilkunastu lat uciekł on do Madrytu, gdzie został prywatnym sekretarzem pisarza Manuela Fernández y Gonzáleza, autora powieści historycznych. Później powrócił do Walencji, gdzie pod wpływem rodziców zaczął studiować prawo. Blasco Ibáñez zbuntował się wówczas przeciwko Hiszpanii monarchistycznej i reakcyjnej.

Pierwsze prace literackie napisał w latach 1882–1883. W listopadzie 1894 roku ukazał się pierwszy numer "El Pueblo", kierowanej przez niego gazety republikańskiej. Wtedy ukazał się jego debiutancki utwór Wesoła Walencja (Arroz y tartana), zapoczątkowujący tzw. cykl walencki pisarza, do którego zaliczane są także powieści Rudera (La barraca), Ziemia przeklęta, Kwiat majowy (Flor de mayo) i Tajemnica jeziora.
W 1896 roku pisarz zorganizował w Walencji manifestację przeciwko wojnie kolonialnej prowadzonej przez Hiszpanię na Kubie, w wyniku czego nastąpiły ostre starcia ludności z policją i wojskiem. W rezultacie Blasco Ibáñez zmuszony był uciec do Włoch. Po powrocie do kraju sąd skazał go na 4 lata więzienia, jednak po kilku miesiącach wyszedł na wolność na skutek protestów intelektualistów w całym kraju.

W wyborach do Kortezów w 1898 roku został deputowanym z okręgu Walencja. Powstały wtedy utwory o najbardziej zradykalizowanych poglądach politycznych: Katedra, Gabriel Luna, El intruso, Bodega i La horda, które ostro krytykowały wyzysk klas robotniczych przez właścicieli ziemskich.

W 1908 roku ostatecznie zrezygnował z funkcji deputowanego, by całkowicie oddać się twórczości literackiej. Wyjechał wówczas do Madrytu, gdzie poznał chilijską arystokratkę Elene Ortuzar, w której się zakochał. Wybuch I wojny światowej zastał pisarza w Paryżu. Napisał tam artykuły piętnujące pruski militaryzm. Ówczesną postawę twórcy najpełniej prezentują jego najsłynniejsze książki – Czterech jeźdźców Apokalipsy oraz Mare Nostrum.

W 1919 roku wyjechał do Ameryki, gdzie powstały powieści Królowa Calafia, Powieści z Lazurowego Wybrzeża, Zjawa o złotych skrzydłach.

Ibáñez zmarł trzy lata przed wprowadzeniem w Hiszpanii systemu republikańskiego.

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The Events Centre, Caloundra to undergo $6 million redevelopment
Entertainment / Events / Finance / Government / Venues /
Following the recent completion of extensive exterior improvements, it has been announced that the Sunshine Coast's premier performing arts and conference centre, The Events Centre at Caloundra, will undergo a further $6 million redevelopment.
With the Sunshine Coast Council having been successful in a $3 million grant application under the Building Better Regions Fund, a dollar-for-dollar funding partnership between the Council and the Federal Government, the venue will now get upgrades to air conditioning, functionality, presentation, and patron and disability access.
Sunshine Coast Council Mayor Mark Jamieson welcomed the Federal Government's announcement, stating "with council's $3 million contribution, this $6 million The Events Centre redevelopment will include upgrades and enhancements to the existing building to ensure the venue continues to offer a premium level of service.
"It has certainly added to our celebrations today to mark the 50th Anniversary of the Naming of the Sunshine Coast.
"I thank the Federal Government for this commitment and commend the Federal Member for Fisher, Andrew Wallace, for his support of this important project for our community.
"The Events Centre is one of the Sunshine Coast's largest venues and it welcomes national and international performing artists.
"The proposed redevelopment will enable The Events Centre to continue to attract top end entertainment and performances, whilst offering our residents access to an array of cultural opportunities and business events that are an incredibly important part of the economic and social fabric of our region.
"Our tourism offer on the Sunshine Coast must also continue to be diverse and attractive to a wide variety of interests.
"The opportunity to catch some top-class entertainment or attend a major business expo or conference is increasingly a part of what our visitors are looking to experience and this will be supported by the redevelopment of The Events Centre.
"In fact, the five national conferences held at The Events Centre last financial year injected almost $2 million to our regional economy."
Events Centre Chairperson and Deputy Mayor Tim Dwyer said that over the past few years, the venue had been building on its reputation as the region's premier performing arts venue and the number of top level touring artists choosing to perform there was on the increase.
Councillor Dwyer added "a premium showcase venue will attract new visitors to the region, visitors who would most likely extend their length of stay and generate a substantial economic boost.
"A redeveloped Events Centre will also enhance Caloundra's cultural precinct, integrated as it is with the nearby Caloundra Art Gallery and Council library.
"This is an important element of the Caloundra CBD's revitalisation and helps achieve the objectives that council set when it adopted the Caloundra Centre Master Plan in March this year.
"Importantly however, will be the benefits and opportunities that the redevelopment of The Events Centre will afford our residents right across the community.
"Our youth, our older residents and people with disabilities will all benefit from the improved facilities and the event product the venue will be able to offer.
"I expect our volunteer numbers will also grow, expanding on the 50 people who now generously give their time so readily to support the activities at The Events Centre.
"The community is also behind this redevelopment with $43,000 raised by local businesses and residents through community pledges."
The Events Centre, Caloundra $6 million redevelopment project will include:
• Main entrance (Porte Cochere and covered link)
• Foyer refurbishment upgrade
• Box office, bar counters and function room upgrades
• Acoustic upgrades to theatre walls and ceiling
• Dividing walls between main theatre and Glasshouse Room
• Beausang Room refurbishment
• Veranda café upgrade
• Main theatre and foyer heating ventilation and air conditioning
• Central and playhouse heating ventilation and air conditioning plant
• Playhouse reef plantation air handling units
• New people with disability (PWD) toilets
• PWD lift from carpark to foyer level
26th July 2017 - UPDATES COMPLETE AT SUNSHINE COAST PERFORMING ARTS VENUE
5th May 2017 - EXTERIOR MAKEOVER IN PLAY AT THE EVENTS CENTRE, CALOUNDRA
16th April 2017 - SUNSHINE COAST ARTS FESTIVAL SETS A BENCHMARK
21st March 2017 - AUSSIE WORLD'S THE SHED ENTERTAINMENT VENUE WELCOMES FIRST SELL OUT
10th August 2015 - LONG-TERM CAPITAL WORKS FUNDING APPROVED FOR THE EVENTS CENTRE CALOUNDRA
11th June 2014 - NEW FUND TO INCREASE TOURING CONCERTS IN QUEENSLAND
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Our oldest man dies at 104-years-of-age
103 year old Terry Potts with family regan Baines and 4 1/2 month old Marley Baines. Photo: John Gass / Tweed Daily News John Gass
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TERRY Potts, believed to be the Tweed Shire's oldest man, has died at the age of 104.
Mr Potts passed away at Raffles Assisted Aged Care Home at South Tweed on June 24.
There was no funeral. Instead Mr Potts' ashes were recently scattered by his two daughters, Jan Paton and Patricia Burns.
They were mixed with his late wife Anne's ashes who died two years ago.
"Mum was still waiting in the cupboard," said Ms Paton.
"He was always a gentleman. A 'please' and 'thankyou' man, " she said.
"He was very friendly. He'd talk to anyone," added Ms Burns.
Terry Potts, left, in 1946 at 34 years of age.
His grandchildren remember him as someone who could recall obscure sporting statistics, but couldn't be relied on to remember to pick up three items from the supermarket.
"After dinner every night he'd lean back in his chair, pat his belly and say, 'Thanks for a great meal champ!,'" recalls grand-daughter Patricia Burns.
"Nana would roll her eyes and we'd laugh hysterically every night.
"Apparently he didn't like cold, burnt toast.
"He only admitted this after Nana died. That's love right there."
Mr Potts told the Tweed Daily News in April last year, to mark his 103rd birthday, that his secret to longevity was: "Sleep well and eat plenty of vegies and meat."
His good genes may also have been responsible.
His younger sister Val, who lives in Bega, is 100.
He lived through two world wars and the Great Depression.
He left school at 14 and started his first job at Joyce's biscuit factory in Sydney before taking to driving a horse and cart around the inner suburbs of Sydney.
He was born on April 8, 1912.
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China's Tortured Beauties
This documentary takes a look at how modern China is working hard to give itself a new image. And now a frightening new craze for Western-style beauty is driving a nationwide boom in dangerous and drastic cosmetic surgery procedures.
"Until recently, communist ideals valued natural beauty. Today, other things are considered beautiful", explains fashion photographer Zheng Chen.
At just 19 years-old, young model Ai Xiao Qi has found success in China's fashion world. But she isn't under any illusions about the painful cause of her popularity: "when you're in front of cameras, your face must have a strong profile". A strong profile: the new Chinese euphemism for surgically-enhanced Western features. In a bid to be as tall as Westerners, Chinese girls are even undergoing gruesome procedures to break and extend their legs. After a botched surgery, tour guide Qi Lixia ended up horribly disfigured.
"The doctors tried to re-assure me. But my nose was completely deformed." But such is the pressure on young girls that she's prepared to go under the knife again: "Looking good helps me in my job". As this mantra becomes more widely accepted, the message to young girls is clear: it's what's on the outside that counts.
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WHAT THEY TEACH IN MANAGEMENT SCHOO
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WHAT THEY DIDN'T TEACH IN MANAGEMENT SCHOOL
James D. Sewell, Ph.D.
Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute
Contemporary criminal justice management courses emphasize
a number of relevant topics, such as resource management, labor
administration and organizational change.  However, in the
classroom, the approach most commonly taken is on the macro
level and only deals with theory and academic research.  And,
nformation learned in the classroom to the job often leaves
much to be desired.  Oftentimes, a newly appointed chief of
there are many things they did not teach in management school.
As a result, the administration of a police department,
large or small, becomes a continuing education for a police
chief.  The lessons a recently appointed police chief learns are
many and cannot be discussed in a single article.  However, some
of the most important lessons, specific to managing a small
*  Command hurts;
*  Change is difficult to implement and often not desired;
*  Politics are everywhere;
*  The police chief is a public figure;
*  It is easy and probably a good idea to develop a "my
town" attitude;
*  In a small department, the workload can be especially
heavy;
*  The job can still be fun.
COMMAND HURTS
In the paramilitary world of law enforcement, there can
ultimately be only one boss.  And, in small police departments,
administrators for tactical and strategic problems and
operational decisions.  As a result, many police chiefs find
that making life-or-death decisions is easier than initiating
In addition to this "people pain" that a police chief can
experience, command can also hurt when a police chief's motives
or values are misinterpreted.  Some employees may assume that
convictions, someone may assume that a chief has, at some point,
compromised integrity in order to become chief.  And, especially
as a result of personnel-related decisions, the chief's actions
may be viewed as wrong.  Some employees may believe that the
not punished equally.
CHANGE IS DIFFICULT
Most enlightened administrators believe that one of their
s to act as agents of change.  It must, however, be noted that
change within an organization is always difficult, and in most
circumstances, there will be employees who do not, or will not,
adapt well.  Change requires adjustment, and adjustment is
be wise to first keep in mind that:
*  Adult behavior is difficult to change.
*  Goals detailing change should not be set too high and
should be based on employee abilities and not on an
administrator's personal desires and/or motives.
*  Until a police chief can assess employees, it is better
to "walk softly and carry a big stick."  It is far
easier to soften one's management style than to tighten
it at a later date.  This is particularly true for law
enforcement departments where sensitivity, interest, and
professionalism on the part of the chief could be
mistaken for personal weakness.
*  It is only natural that a police chief sometimes
believes that management could be wonderful if it
weren't for the employees.
In addition, the difficult nature of organizational change
s not limited to employee-related problems.  Outside governing
agencies often have an entirely different vision of if and when
change is necessary.  They may also lack a complete
understanding of the professional needs, roles, and direction of
a contemporary law enforcement agency.  Consequently, it is not
uncommon for a chief's desires to conflict directly with these
outside agencies.  For the police chief, this resulting
frustration is particularly intense when the conflict centers
around improved professionalization and the education of
Darrell Stephens, Executive Director of the Police
Executive Research Forum and a former police chief, captured the
essence of this issue when he said:
"Under the best circumstances, it is a struggle for any
police chief to successfully develop and sustain the kind
of support needed from the community, city manager, city
council, and the officers themselves.  Even Herculean
efforts are doomed to fail when there is a mandate for
change, but no agreement among these groups about what
should be done or the best way to go about it." (1)
A corollary to the issue of fear of change in a department
s that not all employees want enlightened, progressive
managers.  Many may prefer the status quo, and still others may
either case, such employees may act as stumbling blocks to
change and may resist the personal interest and involvement
On the bright side, meaningful change can often occur more
quickly in a small department.  With strong leadership from the
bureaucracy, efforts at change are distorted less.  As a result,
change can be achieved on a more timely basis.
Many law enforcement leaders pride themselves on their
order for police chiefs to keep their jobs, they must respect,
understand, and successfully deal with the political nature of
law enforcement.
In small departments, politics may often play an even
more quick to provide direct feedback concerning the department
to its governing council or commission.  Where council members
and special interest groups encourage attendance at public
meetings, this feedback may become even stronger.  And, in
closeknit communities, direct involvement in law enforcement
could possibly secure their reelection.
THE POLICE CHIEF IS A PUBLIC FIGURE
In many communities, citizens are looking for public
officials who care about local problems, who will take time to
listen, and who fit their image of a public leader.
ndeed, a public figure.  Whether an elected sheriff or an
appointed chief of police, the chief law enforcement executive
occupies a position of power, influence, and respect.  However,
accountability than many other public officials, and certainly
to a higher standard of integrity.
DEVELOPING A "MY TOWN" ATTITUDE
In small communities, most police chiefs are well-known, and
As a result, many police chiefs develop a sense of personal
a sense of personal ownership.  With such a positive attitude
and outlook on the community, policing the local citizens
becomes a personal obligation.
SMALL DEPARTMENT/HEAVY WORKLOAD
Because small law enforcement departments may lack the
budget, personnel resources, and equipment of their counterparts
n large communities, it may be far more difficult to serve as a
chief of police of a small agency.  Large agencies allow for
more management and supervisory strata, for more staff support
n areas such as planning and budgeting, and for alternative
In small agencies, police chiefs are expected to fill a
variety of roles.  Routinely, and with limited staff, chiefs may
equipment acquisition officers, and principal policy
managerial skills and a seemingly endless supply of time,
effort, and energy.
THE JOB CAN STILL BE FUN
It is not uncommon to hear law enforcement executives
officers or detective supervisors early in their careers.  This
s especially true in large departments, because as officers
excitement and rewards of hands-on law enforcement and more
In small departments, however, managers, including police
chiefs, often find themselves performing patrol and
nvestigative functions.  It is not uncommon, for example, for
the chief to do double-duty during times of patrol personnel
cases.  In such departments, chiefs can still enjoy the daily
activities of a patrol officer without, as one municipal chief
noted, "the pain of having to do the reports."  In addition, the
opportunity to perform patrol or investigative functions
occasionally, even for short periods, can also serve to relieve
Although criminal justice management courses and
administration textbooks discuss the science of management,
becoming a successful law enforcement executive is a process
that involves an on-going education.  And, despite difficult
and a heavy workload, being the chief of police in a small
community has numerous rewards.  Most importantly, it is a
valued position of public trust that continually provides police
chiefs of small communities with flexibility and new
experiences.
(1) "Subject to Debate," Police Executive Research Forum
newsletter, vol. 4, No. 5, 1990, p. 3.
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Title: Development and validation of a hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatographic method for determination of aromatic amines in environmental water
LI, RUIPING - Three Gorges University
ZHANG, YI - Three Gorges University
Lee, Charles
LU, RONGRONG - Three Gorges University
HUANG, YINGPING - Three Gorges University
Submitted to: Journal of Chromatography A
Citation: Li, R., Zhang, Y., Lee, C.C., Lu, R., Huang, Y. Development and validation of a hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatographic method for determination of aromatic amines in environmental water. Journal of Chromatography, 2010. A 1217(11), pp 1799-1805.
Interpretive Summary: Toxic aromatic amines, such as aniline and other substituted derivatives, are important industrial chemicals that are used to make dyes, synthetic polymers, rubbers, pesticides, cosmetics, medicines, and many other chemicals. Given the increasing use of these compounds in various industries, monitoring of their levels in environmental waters is of critical importance to the protection of human health and the environment. This report describes the development of a simple, precise, and accurate chromatographic method for the determination of 5 aromatic amines in environmental water samples.
Technical Abstract: A simple, precise, and accurate hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatographic (HILIC) method has been developed for the determination of 5 aromatic amines in environmental water samples. Chromatography was carried out on a bare silica column, using a mixture of acetonitrile: phosphate buffer (10 mM, pH 1.5) (85:15, v/v) as a mobile phase at a flow rate of 1 mL•min-1. Aromatic amines were detected by UV absorbance at 254 nm. The linear range of amines was good (r>0.999) and limit of detection (LOD) within 0.05-0.2 mg•L-1 (S/N=3). The retention mechanism for the analytes under optimum conditions was determined to be a combination of adsorption, partition and ionic interactions, with adsorption being the most influential parameter. The proposed method was applied to environmental water samples. Aromatic amines were isolated from aqueous samples using solid-phase extraction (SPE) with Oasis HLB cartridges. Recoveries of greater than 76% with precision (RSD) less than 10.7% were obtained at amine concentrations of 2.5-50 µg•L-1 from 100 mL river water. The present HILIC technique proved to be a viable method for the analysis of aromatic amines in environmental water samples.


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Pavel Filonov was Russian painter, graphic artist and poet. He came from a working-class background; orphaned in childhood, he moved to St Petersburg, where he earned money through embroidery, house painting, restoring buildings and icons, and other tasks such as retouching photographs and making posters and wrappers for goods (a practical apprenticeship he never forgot). His interest in drawing and painting developed through copying, making portraits and the close study of human and animal anatomy. He entered the Academy of Arts, St Petersburg (1908) with difficulty but he left without graduating; his only important teacher was L. E. Dmitriyev-Kavkazsky (1849–1916), with whom he studied privately. Largely self-taught, he was a man of considerable intellectual powers.
Filonov's earliest mature work dates from 1909–10, notably A Hero and his Fate (oil on canvas; St Petersburg, Rus. Mus.). Subsequently, partly for financial reasons, he generally painted in watercolour or oil on paper. He wandered extensively through Russia, the Near East and western Europe. From 1910 to 1914 he exhibited regularly with the Union of youth and he met and collaborated with the leaders of Russian literary Futurism, including Vladimir Mayakovsky, Velimir Khlebnikov and Aleksey Kruchonykh, but Filonov's modernism was essentially his own. It was rooted in Russian folk and primitive art, in medieval Russian wall painting, in the linear manner of Dürer, the teeming imaginations of Bosch and Bruegel, the heightened, crowded realism of works by Vasily Surikov and Konstantin Savitsky and in the fragmented textures of the work of the Symbolist Mikhail Vrubel'.
In 1919, he exhibited in the First Free Exhibit of Artists of All Trends at the Hermitage. In 1923, he became a professor of St. Petersburg Academy of Arts and a member of the Institute for Artistic Culture (INKhUK). He organized a large arts school of Masters of Analytical Realism (over seventy artists). Their work influenced suprematism and expressionism.
In 1929, a large retrospective exhibition of Filonov art was planned at the Russian Museum; however, the Soviet government forbade the exhibition from going forward. From 1932 onward, Filonov literally starved but still refused to sell his works to private collectors. He wanted to give all his works to the Russian Museum as a gift so as to start a Museum of Analytical Realism. He died of starvation on December 3, 1941 during the Nazi Siege of Leningrad.
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Baseball playoffs: Atascocita takes emotional 6-5 win over Pearland
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Ted Dunnam, Staff writer
May 10, 2019 Updated: May 10, 2019 10:20 p.m.
Teammates swarm Atascocita's Caleb Cannon (17) after Cannon knocked in the winning run against Pearland Friday, May 10 at Barbers Hill High School.
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Pearland's Mason Lytle (3) celebrates after scoring a run against Atascocita Friday at Barbers Hill High School.
Atascocita's D.J. Taylor (19) slides into second base as Pearland's Matthew Shepherd (4) throws to first for the double play Friday at Barbers Hill High School.
Pearland's Christian Terranova (1) crosses home plate to score against Atascocita Friday at Barbers Hill High School.
Teammates rush Atascocita's Brice Matthews (3) after Matthews scored the winning run against Pearland Friday at Barbers Hill High School.
MONT BELVIEU - Trailing Pearland on three occasions - including as late as 5-3 in the sixth inning - the Atascocita baseball team didn't necessarily have the look of a team built for one more comeback.
But as head coach Eric Matthews explained after his team's 6-5 eight-inning victory Friday in a one-game Class 6A playoff, what couldn't be measured was his team's grit and heart.
The team, too, was shouldering an emotional burden, which for the briefest of moments, was lifted.
"We lost a close member of our family a week ago," said Matthews, referring to the death of longtime supporter Keith Isbell. "He lost a battle with cancer, and he was an integral part of what we did.
"He was a father, he had a son that played in this program, and he was always around helping out. He was just a big source of motivation for us. He was a never-quit guy. He overcame a quadruple-bypass, a stroke and two bouts of cancer. He was just a phenomenal person.
"You can say we're dedicating the post-season to him, but we can't do it justice. I don't think we can dedicate one game to him, but we can dedicate our lives to his memory."
For Pearland, the loss was as painful as it was rewarding for the Eagles.
The Oilers held leads of 2-0, 3-2 and 5-3, but each time Atascocita battled back to tie the game.
After knotting the game in the sixth, the Eagles turned a 5-4-3 double play to avoid trouble in the top of the seventh.
The Oilers, meanwhile, eluded a scare in the bottom of the 7th when Atascocita's Dylan Ivey doubled with one out, but Pearland relief pitcher Mason Lytle retired the next two batters to force extra innings.
Pearland went quietly in the eighth inning, setting the stage for the Eagles' winning rally.
It began when leadoff hitter Brice Matthews lined a single to center. Macrae Kendrick then put down a sacrifice bunt, but Lytle couldn't find the handle on the ball, putting runners at first and second.
Atascocita's starting pitcher and No. 3 hitter, Clay Bradford, then bunted perfectly down the third baseline, easily beating it out to load the bases.
Lytle managed to retire Tyler Byrd on an infield popup to keep Oiler hopes alive.
However, the next hitter, Caleb Cannon hit a squib shot down the first base line. The ball was momentarily bobbled, but then fired home for a hopeful force out. On the bang-bang play, Matthews was ruled safe, much to the displeasure of Pearland players and coaches.
However, the call stood and Atascocita's dugout erupted.
"I hate to see it go down like that," Oiler head coach Chase Wheaton said. "I realize our first baseman bobbled it, but I thought he got him. I'll look at it on video. I just hate to see it end for our seniors.
"It's very disappointing. We knew Atascocita was a good team - they went to the regional finals last year and they returned everybody.
"I thought Matt (Adams) pitched his butt off. I thought we were out of the (sixth) inning when they tied it up to make it 5-5. I thought (Lytle) made a pitch to a really good hitter, and we didn't get the call.
"That's the way it goes sometimes."
Pearland took a 1-0 lead in the first after a deep double off the wall in left by Shawn Huber. Lytle then beat out a bunt and Cole Smajstrla delivered a sacrifice fly to left.
The Oilers stretched the advantage to 2-0 in the fourth after a single by Lytle, a sacrifice bunt from Smajstrla and a stolen base by Lytle. He then scored on a grounder to third which resulted in a throwing error.
Atascocita closed to 2-1 in the fourth inning following a walk to Byrd, a single by D.J. Taylor and a run-scoring single from Ivey. An infield bloop single by Steven Cortina preceded a bases-loaded walk to Townes Cox to tie the game.
Pearland regained the lead at 3-2 in the fifth on a squeeze bunt by Huber.
The Eagles tied it again in the bottom of the fifth on Byrd's one-out double to left-center after Bradford singled to center.
Pearland, showing as much resiliency as Atascocita, responded with a two-run sixth for a 5-3 lead.
Clayton Broeder and Adams each ripped one-out singles before Carter Allen crushed an opposite field double to right-center to score both runners.
Vackar then walked, but Cortina then came in to retire the next two batters on fly outs.
The Eagles answered again, loading the bases on walks to Cortina and Cox and a single from Kendrick.
It appeared Lytle might get out of the inning unscathed, but Bradford punched a single to center to drive in two runs, tying the game at 5-5.
Matthews said his team did everything it could to prevail. His team will be rewarded with a playoff matchup next week against Summer Creek or Clear Springs.
"That's how playoff baseball is, especially when it's just one game," he said. "We responded and kept fighting.
"Pearland was a very formidable opponent. We knew they were very good. It was win and advance or lose and go home. We were fortunate."
The victory elicited no lively celebration from Matthews, who put the triumph in perspective.
"Our players found out (of Isbell's death) in game 3 of the Deer Park series," Matthews said. "I felt obligated to let them know, and it was a distraction, absolutely.
"They had to deal with that, and I have to deal with it. Coaching is more about raising young men than anything else. It's very emotional right now. Our thoughts and prayers go out to (Isbell's) wife and family."
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The History of Wildlife: Engaging Audiences with Museum Collections
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Natural History collections represent a huge source of information. They provide snapshots into the past and allow us to view the history of wildlife over the last few hundred years. However, museums are limited in the number of specimens they can put on display and share with the public, which means the vast majority of material remains in storage, only available to a select few. Matt Hayes will be talking about his work increasing access to the Cambridge University Museum of Zoology butterfly collection, where he is engaging audiences with the stories they preserve. Supported by the Esmée Fairbairn Collections Fund.
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The R27 was a New York City Subway car model built by the St. Louis Car Company from 1960 to 1961 for the IND/BMT B Division. A total of 230 cars were built, arranged in married pairs. Two versions were manufactured: Westinghouse (WH)-powered cars and General Electric (GE)-powered cars.

The first R27s entered service on November 15, 1960. In early 1989, twenty-seven R27s were rebuilt and painted in the fox red paint scheme that also appeared on the R30s, with the intention to operate these cars for several more years. The unrebuilt R27s were replaced by the R68As, with the last unrebuilt train running on May 12, 1989. Almost all overhauled R27s were retired the same year due to reliability problems and the lack of air conditioning on the cars. The R27 cars were retired in the early 1990s; none of the R27 fleet were preserved, since they were identical to the later R30/R30A fleet.

Description
The R27s were numbered 8020–8249.

The R27s were a continuation of the R16 style, except that the cars used the IRT R26-style pink hard fiberglass all-longitudinal seating instead of the mixed combination seating found on the older R16s, as well as removing the "porthole" style front windows found on the R15, R16, and R17.

The R27s were coupled together as pairs. These cars, along with their identical R30 and R30A sister cars, replaced the oldest BMT Standards (including all 50 of the trailer cars), the ME-1s purchased and transferred from the SIRT, the MS Multi-section cars, and the IRT Lo-Vs that were modified to be used on B-division shuttles. The R27s were the first cars not to use the numerical route designations used on former BMT lines; the cars ushered in letter designations for such routes (continuing where the IND designations ended). The IND routes, either then or previously in use, ran from  to HH; the BMT designations now ran from  to . After the merger in late 1967, many IND and BMT routes were joined together by some lines.

There were two versions of the R27: Westinghouse (WH)-powered equipped cars (8020–8135) and General Electric (GE)-powered cars (8136–8249).

History
The first train of R27s, consisting of cars 8027–8024, 8021–8020, and 8028–8029, were placed into or entered service on the  route on November 15, 1960. The R27s were initially assigned to the QT and  routes. Once the R27s arrived in sufficient numbers, they provided most weekend service on the BMT Southern Division.

Many R27s were transferred to the BMT Eastern Division after November 1967, although they would appear in the northern and southern divisions as well as on many IND routes as well.

Overhaul
In early 1989, 24 selected GE-powered R27s and 3 WH-powered R27s were rebuilt and painted in the fox red paint scheme, similar to the 162 GE-powered R30s and other Redbird trains in the subway system, as part of the Clean Car Program. The overhaul of the 27 cars cost $100,000 per car.

The 27 cars rebuilt were:8042, 8091, 8126, 8137, 8143-8145, 8148, 8157-8159, 8166, 8171-8173, 8186-8187, 8194, 8210-8211, 8222, 8224-8225, 8236, 8241, 8248  They ran on the , but were all pulled from service and retired sometime in May 1989, due to poor reliability. Only one R27, 8027, continued service after the overhauled cars were retired. It was paired with a WH-powered R30 car, painted red just like the R30 fleet, and continued service into 1990.

Retirement
The R27s were replaced by the R68As in 1989 and 1990 (they were indirectly replaced by rebuilt R38s and unrebuilt R30s, which started appearing on the C in late 1988). The last un-rebuilt R27 train ran on May 12, 1989, which marked an end to graffiti on subway cars since 1969.

When removed from service in 1989–90, the cars were sent to what is now Sims Metal Management's Newark facility to be scrapped and processed. Some cars were retained as movie props, but were ultimately scrapped as well. The last R27 in existence was car 8145, which was retained as a school car until 2011. Initially held for the New York Transit Museum, it was stored at the Pitkin Yard, but towed to the 207th Street Yard in summer 2013, and finally sent to Sims Metal Management in Newark, New Jersey to be scrapped on October 22, 2013. No other known examples of the R27 survive.

See also
R30/R30A - a very similar model also built by St. Louis Car Company.

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 Sansone, Gene. Evolution of New York City subways: An illustrated history of New York City's transit cars, 1867-1997. New York Transit Museum Press, New York, 1997

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Millar, G., 11 Jun 2019, Business, Peacebuilding and Sustainable Development. Miklian, J., Alluri, R. M. & Katsos, J. E. (eds.). Routledge, 17 p.
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Brewer, J. D., Hayes, B. C. & Teeney, F., 13 May 2019, Public Value: Deepening, Enriching, and Broadening the Theory and Practice. Lindgreen, A., Koenig-Lewis, N., Kitchener, M., Brewer, J. D., Moore, M. H. & Meynhardt, T. (eds.). 1 ed. Routledge, p. 67-74 8 p.
Designing Strategic Classrooms: Self-assessment in Enabling Self-regulated Learning
Coyle, D., 10 May 2019, Learning Strategy Instruction in the Classroom: Issues and Implementation. Chamot, A. U. & Harris, V. (eds.). MultiLingual Matters, p. 53-67 15 p.
Jung on Myth
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Anderson, J., May 2019, Image Journeys: The Warburg Institute and a British Art History. Anderson, J., Finch, M. & Von Mueller, J. (eds.). Passau: Dietmar Klinger Verlag, Vol. 49. p. 43-51 8 p. (Veroeffentlichungen des Zentralinstituts fuer Kunstgeschichte in Muenchen; vol. 49).
Segal, R., May 2019, Jung and Philosophy. Mills, J. (ed.). London and New York: Routledge, p. 204-219
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Paget, D., 26 Apr 2019, Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics.
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Western Configurations: Ways of Being
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Simpson, A. R. C., 7 Mar 2019, Limitation and Prescription: A Comparative Legal History. Dondorp, H., Ibbetson, D. & Schrage, E. J. H. (eds.). Berlin: Duncker und Humblot GmbH, (Comparative Studies in Continental and Anglo-American Legal History (CSC), Comparative Studies in Continental and Anglo-American Legal History (CSC); vol. 33).
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: The Elisions and Elusions of Gentlemanly Capitalism: In relation to the British World
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Tiemeyer, L-S., Mar 2019, Images of Exile in the Prophetic Literature. Høgenhaven, J., Poulsen, F. & Power, C. (eds.). Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, Vol. 103. p. 255-268 14 p. (Forschungen zum Alten Testament).
Scotland: it's schools and teachers
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Dating Zechariah 1–8: The Evidence in Favour of and Against Understanding Zechariah 3 and 4 as Sixth Century Texts
Tiemeyer, L-S., 1 Feb 2019, On Dating Biblical Texts to the Persian Period: Discerning Criteria and Establishing Epochs. Bautch, R. J. & Lackowski, M. (eds.). Tubingen: Mohr Siebeck, Vol. 101. p. 65-77 13 p. (Forschungen zum Alten Testament).
Jurisdictional Barriers to Enforcement
Borg Barthet, J., Feb 2019, Enforcing Shareholders' Duties. Birkmose, H. S. & Sergakis, K. (eds.). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd., p. 259-280 22 p. (Elgar Financial Law series).
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Graham, H., Vergunst, J. & Curtis, E., 1 Jan 2019, Heritage as Community Research: Legacies of Co-Production. Graham, H. & Vegunst, J. (eds.). Bristol: Policy Press, p. 209-214 6 p.
Introduction: Heritage as community research
Vergunst, J. & Graham, H., 1 Jan 2019, Heritage as Community Research. Graham, H. & Vergunst, J. (eds.). Bristol: Policy Press
Notes from His "Snail's Shell": Shirokogoroff's Fieldwork and the Groundwork for Etnos Thinking
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Fromageau, E., Jan 2019, International Law and Litigation: A Look into Procedure. Ruiz Fabri, H. (ed.). Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, Vol. 15. p. 551-567 17 p. (Studies of the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for International, European and Regulatory Procedural Law).
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A favourite Scotch measure: the relationship between a group of Scottish solo dances and the tune 'The Flowers of Edinburgh'
Melin, M., 2019, Ón gCos go Cluas: From Dancing to Listening. Doherty, L. & Vallely, F. (eds.). Aberdeen University Press, p. 177-187 11 p. (Fiddle and Dance Studies from around the North Atlantic 5).
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Article 25(4): Jurisdiction of the Centre
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Cape Breton 'crossroads': cultural tourism, and the nature of 'traditional'
Randall, J., 2019, Ón gCos go Cluas: From Dancing to Listening. Doherty, L. & Vallely, F. (eds.). Aberdeen University Press, p. 236-246 11 p. (Fiddle and Dance Studies from around the North Atlantic 5).
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Constraint and innovation in the traditional fiddle repertoire of Cape Breton
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Request for Expression of Interest: Business Incubation Policy and Implementation Strategy in Ghana (Closed)
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infoDev is working with the Government of Ghana to leverage infoDev's Incubator Initiative which has supported more than 70 business incubators in over 50 developing countries. In specific, the objective of this assignment is to evaluate existing policies and government programs aimed at supporting business incubation; and apply this evaluation to developing a strategy specifically for Ghana.
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Home / Entertainment / With Kevin Hart off the Oscars, what will ABC and the Academy do now?
With Kevin Hart off the Oscars, what will ABC and the Academy do now?
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And they need to explain why they didn't see this Kevin Hart controversy coming a mile away. His old tweets and stand-up routines were in plain view all along.
Hart said Thursday night that he was stepping down as host of the Oscars just two days after he took to Instagram to announce that he got getting the job. In the statement, he apologized for homophobic tweets and comments from his past.
"I'm sorry that I hurt people," he said in a tweet.
But it was Hart's refusal to apologize, earlier in the day, that stoked criticism and worsened the situation. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences knew it had a problem.
Whether Hart jumped or was pushed, his exit solved one problem but created another. That's because the organization now has to line up a replacement — unless the producers decide to try holding the awards show without a host. If so, it wouldn't be the first time.
When the Academy has a problem, ABC has a problem too. The two organizations work together on each year's Oscars show. It is typically the highest-rated non-sports telecast of the year in the US.
The Academy extended its deal with ABC back in 2016. The deal now lasts through 2028, an incredibly long-term contract by the standards of the TV business.
The Academy has the "final say on producers, hosts and other production decisions," Variety reported at the time, "with ABC maintaining some input but ultimately deferring to the Academy."
ABC's parent company Disney is famously controversy-averse. The network takes its family-friendly brand very seriously. And the network makes more than $100 million in ad revenue from each year's telecast.
So, to put it simply, it's not surprising to see Hart parting ways with ABC and the Academy.
But so far neither entity has commented on the matter. ABC's "Good Morning America" covered Hart's exit as an "Oscars bombshell" on Friday morning, just like other networks.
Hart was named the 2019 Oscars host on Tuesday evening.
"For years I have been asked if I would ever host the Oscars and my answer was always the same…I said that it would be the opportunity of a lifetime for me as a comedian and that it will happen when it's suppose [sic] to," he wrote on Instagram. "I am so happy to say that the day has finally come for me to host the Oscars. I am blown away simply because this has been a goal on my list for a long time."
Fellow comedians applauded the Academy's pick. But by Thursday morning, some of Hart's past statements and jokes were recirculating on social media.
Hart, on tour in Australia, deleted some of his tweets.
Industry notables like Billy Eichner and Indya Moore spoke out and said that Hart should do more. Moore tweeted at the Academy and said "please don't let this go ignored."
Hart then posted two Instagram videos, both of which were defiant in tone. In one of the videos, he said he'd already addressed his anti-gay comments in the past, and suggested he didn't need to revisit the issue now. He also claimed that the Academy had insisted he issue an apology, but said he didn't want to reward internet "trolls."
His response seemed to make a bad situation worse. Come Thursday evening, the influential gay rights and media advocacy group GLAAD said it had reached out to ABC, the Academy and Hart's management team "to discuss Kevin's anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and record as well as opportunities for positive LGBTQ inclusion on the Oscars stage."
Hart posted his "stepping down" announcement right around midnight Eastern time.
"Quite a day," journalist and author Mark Harris, who'd been highly critical of Hart, wrote on Twitter. "When the history of this is written — tomorrow — don't believe anything that cites trolls or 'political correctness' or a 'mob.' This was human beings, standing up for themselves and/or those they care about."
Sarah Kate Ellis, the president and CEO of GLAAD, said on CNN's "New Day" Friday morning that she was disappointed by the outcome because "we were hoping that this was going to turn into a teachable moment."
The hope, she said, was that "Hart would still be hosting the Oscars," and would use the powerful Oscars stage "to help build unity and awareness."
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Dots on dots, who would of thought I would be print mixing these two, or is it even print mixing since the prints are the same?! My mom picked up this polka dot sweater for me a few weeks ago and I was a little unsure to be honest, my first thought was "Um, I think there is a reason I don't own anything with polka dots" and second "Gosh! How huge will I look in that!?", then I put it on, looked in my closet, realized I did own another article of clothing with polka dots, and the rest was history. I love camel and black together so it was a no brainer, and well both are covered in polka dots which I am now a huge fan of. This just goes to show why I always stress TRYING IT ON everyone assumes certain prints, styles or colors don't work for them, but try and try again, because you never know until you try!
Linking up with Celebrate Southern, Style Sessions, and Tremendously Tuesday!
You look great! Love the polkadots!
Such a fun and cute look! Loce the boots!
I love the matching polka dots!! Super cute! And the detail stripe on the back of the boots is cute too! Thanks for joining the Celebrate Southern Linkup!
I love this!! Super cute.


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Iggy Azalea Bails On Three Beyoncé Support Dates
Mike Hohnen Oct. 16, 2013
Iggy Azalea is probably going to have a hard time explaining to her record label why her album sales have plummeted in Australia as fans of the Australian-born, US-based rapper have been jerked around yet again. Azalea has pulled out of three more shows scheduled for her first ever Australian tour, this time eating into her Beyoncé support dates.
She may have used the support slot as an excuse to get on her high horse recently when she explained she didn't, repeat, didn't suck anyone off to get it. However following "an unforeseen international scheduling conflict", Azalea has left three of the support slots by the wayside leaving herself available for just one of the four Sydney shows of the Mrs Carter Show World Tour.
Someone needs to buy Iggy a diary as by the sounds of things she's all over the shop. Recently, a run of headlining sideshows set to coincide with her Beyoncé dates were announced, only to be shut down by the rapper stating she never approved the shows.
In lieu of the tour, Azalea confirmed herself just one exclusive club performance for Melbourne but we darecsay, nobody is holding their breath.
Stepping in for Azalea will be the Aussie-born, Aussie-based singer Stan Walker.
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There's lots of stuff I didn't have room for in my NPR review of this enervating zeppelin-crash of a superhero flick, but first things first: Gotham City and Metropolis are just across the bay from one another? So close that a person who doesn't have Super-eyesight can see the Bat-signal lighting up the sky over Gotham… from Metropolis?
I know this has been asserted in actual DC Comics—pre-Crisis on Infinite Earths, pre-New 52 DC Comics—but it just feels wrong. Gotham is New York City. Metropolis is Chicago. Or St. Louis. Somewhere not coastal.
Anyway, if you're interested in a delightful Superman-and-Batman story to rinse the bitter taste of BvS away, I recommend Dave Gibbons and Steve Rude's three-issue revival of World's Finest from 1990.
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