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Eyes focused on Caroline Kumahara in Riocentro Pavilion 3 as play commenced on the first morning of action, Saturday 6th August, at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games; an ever growing passionate Brazilian crowd urged their heroine to victory.
Surviving some nervous moments, she overcame Australia's Melissa Tapper in six games (11-4, 8-11, 11-5, 11-6, 9-11, 11-8); the locals voiced their approval.
Nerves but totally focused, Caroline Kumahara made a dream start; she won the first seven points of the opening game; eventually the game was secured but then the second was lost.
Changes were made; victory was secured in a quite remarkable first morning atmosphere.
Support and there was also very astute support from Hugo Hoyama, the national coach sitting courtside.
Calming words from Hugo Hoyama, a resolute Caroline Kumahara returned; victory was assured.
Success for the host nation and there was more success for the host continent as the preliminary round continued. Mexico's Yadira Silva proved too strong for Syria's Heba Allejji; she emerged successful in four straight games (11-2, 11-1, 11-2, 11-4).
Heba Allejji was playing against and adversary from different level; although from Mexico, the talents of Yadira Silva were honed in Mexico.
Success for Caroline Kumahara in the preliminary round of the Women's Singles event; there was also success for Africa.
Egypt's Dina Meshref enjoyed emerged victorious as did Congo Brazzaville's Han Xing, as well as the Nigerian duo of Offiong Edem and Olufunke Oshonaike.
Dina Meshref beat her Tunisian continental colleague, Safa Saidani (12-10, 11-1, 13-11, 11-6); Offiong Edem beat Fiji's Sally Yee (11-3, 11-8, 11-3, 11-2), whilst Han Xing defeated Ian Lariba of the Philippines (11-7, 13-11, 11-9, 11-7).
Comfortable wins; it was very different for Olufunke Oshonaike. She needed the full seven games to end the hopes of Lebanon's Mariana Sahakian (8-11, 11-9, 11-7, 11-8, 8-11, 9-11, 11-8).
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The Managing Director of the Ghana Post Company Limited, Mr James Kwofie says over 7.5 million people have used the Ghana Post GPS address system to search for locations in the country since its launch on October 18, 2017.
He said close to one million people have downloaded the app with over 5,000 properties tagged with the digital addressing system.
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The media interaction was to enable management of the company share successes they have chalked as well as highlight some challenges they face in their operations and solicit media support for their work.
Mr Kwofie said the Ghana Post GPS is gradually receiving acceptance by many people in the country, adding that the company will continue to create awareness about the service and also encourage its usage.
He said over 10,000 items have been delivered using the digital address, noting that the digital address makes it easier for the company to deliver items to people at their homes.
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How do you feel about the powder blue Jays uniforms? Because Marcus Stroman wants to bring them back
April 23, 2018, 9:00 AM | Ian Hunter
There is one universally beloved uniform kit in franchise wardrobe of the Toronto Blue Jays: the jerseys famously worn by the 1992-1993 World Series Champions.
The classic home whites – the road greys – even the blue alternates which were introduced in 1994. I've never encountered a single soul who doesn't love these Blue Jays uniforms. They're classic, timeless and the original Blue Jays logo is one of the most beautiful logos in sports history.
However, there are other kits from the franchise's history that are devoid of fondness and admiration. The "angry Jays" era is a time most would rather forget. The short-lived T-Bird logo didn't age well and most fans are ambivalent about the blue-sleeved numbers worn at various points from 1999 to 2003.
There is one uniform set of Blue Jays yesteryear which is a bit of a polarizing subject; the powder blues worn from the club's inception in 1977 until the 1988 season. Those uniforms also returned for a brief three-season stint as a part of "Flashback Fridays" from 2008 to 2010. Now that the powder blues have been off the radar for a few years, there's a groundswell to bring them back.
One man who wants to see the powder blues make their triumphant return? Marcus Stroman. He said so much during a recent interview with Mark Daniell of the Toronto Sun.
"My favourite, present, is all-grey, the road greys, top and bottom. But if we're talking about ever, it's gotta be the baby blues, the powder blues. I wish they brought those back soon."
Stroman may be onto something here. With the "old is new" philosophy in MLB uniform design, this seems like the perfect time for the Blue Jays to add the powder blues back into their uniform rotation.
You're either a fan of this classic baby blue set, or you aren't. Out of all the kits worn by the Blue Jays, it stands out as the most eye-catching of the bunch, which can either be a good thing or a bad thing.
We saw last year that the special Sunday red uniforms wore out their welcome very quickly. The players ditched those uniforms the very first opportunity they got. Wearing those jerseys every Sunday home game made the novelty wear off extremely quickly.
If you might recall, the Blue Jays revived the powder blue uniforms for a three-season run from 2008 to 2010 during their "Flashback Friday" promotion. The retro uniforms coincided with bringing back various Blue Jays alumni for autograph signings and in-game introductions.
Bluebird Banter
By the end of "Flashback Fridays", the players in the clubhouse reportedly grew tired of the promotion and jokingly created "Turn the Page Tuesdays" as a retort to all the attention paid to the days of old rather than the present-day Blue Jays.
As with anything, a brief reprieval has made the heart grow a little fonder for the powder blues. I for one would love to see them return in some capacity; whether it's once a season or for an entire weekend series. The novelty immediately wears off once the Blue Jays parade these uniforms out more than one occasion a year, so if they're going to do it, the powder blues should return under the condition they're worn sparingly.
Most recently, the Philadelphia Phillies brought back their old powder blue uniforms to go along with their old burgundy caps and I have to say, I'm digging this retro Phillies look, too.
Looked great, played great.#RingTheBell | #BeBold pic.twitter.com/s8Pa8T9O6A
— Philadelphia Phillies (@Phillies) April 20, 2018
Along with the Phillies, the Cardinals have dabbled with baby blue uniforms in recent years. The Royals and Rays already wear powder blue uniforms as part of their 2018 uniform set.
So, how about it, Blue Jays – why not drag out those old powder blue uniforms from the back of the closet for a game or two every year? If players like Stroman are championing the cause already, it shouldn't take too much more convincing from others to revive these old classics.
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DAKINS 3 years ago
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Not to nitpick, but the blue alts were introduced in 1994, after the glory years.
Prior to that, blue tops were used for BP.
Also, glad I'm not the only one who prefers the road greys to the other uniforms. Not sure why, but I love that set.
As someone who loves the powder blues, I say do it. Just make sure they actually fit properly this time, the flashback friday uniforms were so baggy they just didn't look the part.
On a related note, can we discuss why the Jays haven't switched to the white panel helmets at home full time? I assumed after they used them on opening day last season this wrong was finally righted, yet here we are…..
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The Humungus 3 years ago
As someone who owns not one but two white panelled hats (both the current and retro versions), I fully endorse white panel batting helmets at home games.
GrumblePup 3 years ago
I mostly liked them as a "Well, at least they're not the black jerseys" option. They look fine on the field, but they're not a jersey I would ever buy.
El Cabeza 3 years ago
allstev 3 years ago
I'd like to see flat finished batting helmets, I like how they look
Just go all-in and do flocked helmets.
Tools of Ignorance 3 years ago
Love KC and TB's take and always kinda felt it was a missed opportunity – jersey and white pants only. The all-blue is a little gauche and I didn't enjoy the greenish hue of the 08-10 scheme.
Then again, I'm quite thankful that the Jays aren't one of those teams with 4-5 regular uniform combos like Texas or Arizona.
ErnieWhitt 3 years ago
Nah. It's a fun bit of history but the 3 choices we have right now are solid. You can do a lot with those without having to resort to the powder blues while other teams are doing the same thing.
Boy5 3 years ago
I am 62 years old and this is my first time using the internet.
Barry 3 years ago
I really don't care if they bring back the powdered blues. I never liked the look, and they were almost universally despised back when they were the actual road uniforms, but I do like a bit of nostalgia — if, that is, the powdered blues in question were throwback unis, and not a powdered blue version of the current uniforms.
But what bugged me about the use of the throwback blues was that the original powdered blues were a road uniform, yet the Jays wore them for home games. It seemed like a punchline rather than nostalgia. If the Jays ever do throwbacks again, I would love to see them wearing the home white pullovers, which, if memory serves, they only wore as a throwback once in 1997.
Also, if the Jays do throwbacks to the pullover era, they should go all the way and use the elastic waistbands. Using real belts is cheating.
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My comment has little to do with marketing or advertising BUT is all about communication. I am an email communicator with your father. We discuss the Australian economy, Australian politics and Australia's role on the international stage. In turn we are also vocal on the American equivalents. Our discussions would be nowhere nears as effective, or enjoyable, if we abandoned emailing in favour of other communication formats.
Together with your Dad's Sertoma friend, Max Shumack, we share experiences in all fields of endeavour. I hope that they derive as much satisfaction as I in our attempts to believe we could be better administrators than those of the modern era. At the end of the day of course, it matters not. We are just a bunch of older guys enjoying what emailing brings to the table.
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Cobb District Attorney Holmes issues statement on the capture of Richard Merritt
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Cobb County Superior Court (photo by Larry Felton Johnson)
Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson October 2, 2019
Cobb County District Attorney Joyette Holmes issued a statement on the capture of Richard Merritt, the disbarred attorney wanted in connection with the stabbing death of his mother in Stone Mountain.
Merritt was supposed to begin serving a sentence for theft and elder abuse on February 1, but instead allegedly removed his ankle bracelet monitor and fled.
The statement from D.A. Holmes is as follows:
I am grateful for the dedication of everyone who assisted in the eight-month-long search for Richard Vinson Merritt. Over these many months and particularly as the situation quickly evolved over the weekend, members of the Cobb District Attorney's Office were integral in supporting the U.S. Marshals task force. I am also extremely thankful that no officers were injured while taking Mr. Merritt into custody in Tennessee.
Mr. Merritt was convicted in January 2019 of theft and elder-exploitation charges in Cobb County, and he was sentenced to serve 15 years in prison plus 15 more years on probation, with the condition that he turn himself in on Feb. 1, 2019, or the probated portion of the sentence would be revoked and he would be ordered to serve the full 30 years in custody.
As we all know, he did not turn himself in as ordered, and thus at some point he will be returned to Cobb for a hearing to revoke his probation.
Separately, Mr. Merritt has been formally charged with the murder of his mother, Shirley, in DeKalb County. It is a relief to know he is back in custody and I am confident that justice will ultimately prevail
New information on Westside Drive homicide
Man convicted of molesting Powder Springs girl
Murder suspect arrested on Favor Road
Trucker convicted in South Cobb Drive road rage incident


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There and Back Again - Artemis 1 Mission successful
(12/Dec/2022)
The unmanned Artemis 1 mission to the Moon and return to Earth came to a satisfactory conclusion when the Orion capsule safely splashed down on Dec 12th 2022.
Blast Off! - Artemis at the Moon
(11/Nov/2022)
We have lift off!... After two scrubbed attempts and two more rescheduled due to hurricane threats, the Artemis 1 mission is ... GO for the Moon, and is already breaking records, heralding the dawn of new era of human lunar exploration.
NASA Proposes New Artemis Launch Window Date
(23/Oct/2022)
Will it be fourth time lucky for the Artemis 1 SLS rocket launch. NASA hope so after two scrubbed attempts and a enforced roll back...
Artemis Battens Down -Whilst Dart Hits the Bullseye
(21/Sep/2022)
After two scrubbed launches due to fuelling leaks, Artemis 1 had been given the green light for another launch attempt, then Ian intervened, no not the chief controller, but the named hurricane that caused widespread destruction across Florida. On a more positive note NASA's Dart mission crashes...
Artemis Foul(ed) Up
(28/Aug/2022)
It is almost 50 years since man last walked on the Moon, but on August 29th NASA's Artemis 1 mission stood ready on launch pad 39B - the same pad used for the Apollo missions, ready to make that initial step in returning humans back to the Moon and beyond. However ...
James Webb - Initial Images
(24/Jul/2022)
Following a three month initial instrument shakedown period the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) science team have released the first slew of images from the $10 billion telescope... and boy, was the wait worth it.
The Magnificent Seven Shine Again
(28/Jun/2022)
By late July, evenings gradually become darker once again, allowing more time for observers to explore and appreciate the summer night sky. The brightest stars emerge around 22:15h: isolated jewels dotted around the heavens. Of these, seven in particular catch the eye and three; Arcturus, Vega...
(29/May/2022)
The constellation of Scorpius is not surprisingly one of Ptolomy's original 48 being one of the brighter, more distinctive patterns visible in the sky. It is also littered with many fine deep sky objects. It is however best appreciated from more southerly latitudes.
Coma Berenices - The Amber Tresses
(21/Apr/2022)
Coma Berenices is one of those constellations visible in the spring sky perhaps not on the radar of some astronomers as much as it should. It is ill-defined, rather faint and sometimes mistakenly considered as a modern group. It is not, and further more is rich in interest for the deep sky and...
The Window on the Wider Universe - Virgo
(28/Mar/2022)
With the introduction of BST (British Snow Time) it is after 21:30hrs before twilight deepens to astronomical levels in April. Spring constellations occupy much of the sky to the south and east...a direction which at this time of year offers a window onto the wider universe.
(28/Feb/2022)
Born in 18th century France, Charles Messier devoted most of his astronomical career hunting for comets, the discovery of which could bring fame and fortune. In the persuit of doing so, Messier stumbled across numerous 'nebulae', cataloguing their celestial location with descriptive text. Messier...
(15/Jan/2022)
The JWST is now parked safely in the Lagrange 2 point after a critical 28 day period which could turn out to be one of the most important in NASA's history. The Space Observatory is fully deployed and now ready to begin shake down commissioning testing.
Postcards from Mars
It's been a while since we called in on Mars, so here is a year's end update of all that is trundling or flying over the Martian surface.
James Webb Launched
After yet one more delay - this one down to meteorological circumstances rather than IT or engineering ones, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) finally launched on Christmas Day. A month long deployment schedule has now commenced, coupled with an extremely nervous wait for scientists before JWST...
James Webb Space Telescope- Ready for Launch
One of THE most important launch dates in space, perhaps scientific exploration is almost upon us. Even at the last minute an 'incident' on the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has put back the date to no earlier than December 22nd. So is the £7.5 ($10) billion project price tag worth it ...
Livestock and Shapes
Amongst the large and sometimes less distinctive stellar patterns about to hold centre stage in the autumn night sky, two smaller, but important groups, reside in a patch of sky encircled by both autumn and early winter constellations. One is a farm animal the other a shape: Aries and Triangulum.
The Dolphin and Little Horse
Having visited Vulpecula and Sagitta (Fox and arrow) in the last 'In Focus' article, we shall complete our tour of the region close by the Summer Triangle with a look at Delphinus - the Dolphin and Equuleus the little horse.
The Fox and Arrow
No, not a pub, but two small constellations within the confines of the summer triangle asterism; Vulpecula and Sagitta .
The Harp - Lyra
Summer evenings from the UK are annoyingly light throughout July, with bright twilight persisting until after 2200hrs. Overhead, the sky is dominated by the large asterism known as the 'summer triangle', three prominent stars each marking an apex of this large shape, the brightest of which is the...
The Northern Crown - Corona Borealis
Located high to south in the northern celestial sky during the summer months, a small and pleasing circlet of stars to the west of Bootes (highlighted by Arcturus), marks the distinctive northern crown of Corona Borealis. It normally contains only one reasonably conspicuous star and no obvious deep...
Canes Venatici - the Hunting Dogs
High up in the sky, almost overhead at this time of year, two dogs are snapping at the heels of a bear, held in check by a man with hook and leads in hand. Has the author been out picking mushrooms, or is there a strange tale to tell here.
The Heavenly Twins - Gemini
Having ridden with the charioteer-Auriga in last month's edition, this time we are going to take a stroll with the celestial brothers in arms; the heavenly twins of Castor and Pollux, otherwise known as Gemini, one of the oldest of constellations.
The Charioteer - Auriga
February is perhaps the best month to appreciate the magnificence of the winter night sky. With so many impressive constellations to choose from it's hard to know where to begin. One very important northern constellation sometimes overlooked is located above the 'hub of attention' to the south,...
The Stellar Baker's Dozen Challenge
The start of April offers up an interesting stellar challenge, testing the observing dexterity of astronomers; casual or otherwise in a race against time.. This is all about spotting first magnitude stars; those ranked brightest in the sky. Piercing the spring twilight dotted around the sky, no...
'One Small Step': one large anniversary
July sees the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing, quite an alarming fact for many over a certain age, whilst for many more it is just a milestone event in the annals of the history books, which barely relates today. For those who can remember, we watched in awe when Apollo 11 blasted off...
Our Neighbour in Space: The Moon
Next month sees the 50th anniversary of the first Moon landing, which I shall be covering in greater detail in July's notes, but for this month I thought perhaps to take a look at The Moon from an observing standpoint, especially as June 'nights' are so short...
Hercules et al
The origin and true identity of this constellation was lost even to the ancient Greeks, who knew the figure as Engonasi, which literally means 'the kneeling one'. Mark recounts the mythology and describes the constellation of Hercules...
Bootes – The Herdsman
The origin of the name Boötes is a little unclear, but may be derived from a Greek word meaning 'noisy' or 'clamorous', referring to the herdsman's calling his animals or alternatively from the ancient Greek meaning 'ox-driver', from the fact that Ursa Major was sometimes visualized as a cart...
In mythology Corona Borealis is said to represent the crown of Dionysus tossed into the heavens to prove his love for Ariadne, daughter of King Minos of Crete. She had played an instrumental role in helping Theseus slay the Minotaur, a creature with the head of a bull on a human body. Ariadne's...
Messier - the man, the menagerie and the marathon
The Man: Born into aristocracy in 18th century France, Charles Messier stood at the threshold of a great observational age. Comets were the fascination of astronomers - their discovery and subsequent observation occupying many observatories; bringing fame and fortune to their discoverer... The...
The Stellar Baker's Dozen Challenge 2017
The lighter evenings of April offer up an interesting stellar challenge, testing the observing dexterity of astronomers - casual or otherwise - in a race against time. Fear not, this is not a 'faint fuzzy blob' hunt, like the Messier marathon, the exact opposite in fact, more of a sprint really...
A Winter Sky Ramble (Part 2)
In the second part of our tour through the winter sky we shall look at some more deep sky celestial treats to tempt you outside. To begin, locate the constellation of Gemini, the twins, whose two leading stars, Castor and Pollux ride quite high in the South-East sky. The object we are seeking is...
In the first of this two-part feature we shall take a look at some of the celestial winter wonders located in or near the asterism sometimes referred to as the Celestial "G", whether using the naked eye, binoculars or a telescope. But first let us familiarise ourselves with the celestial "G". This...
The Demon's Head and the Glittering Sword
Look high to the northeast where you will locate one of the northern skies more important constellations, the great hero of Greek mythology, Perseus. Legends associated with Perseus exist in various cultures; some may be traced back as far as the 5th century BC. One tale in particular, his quest...
Having shown how the familiar star pattern of the Plough may be used to locate other constellations in the north and west part of the sky, another highly useful arrangement of stars currently visible in the autumn sky may be utilised to pick out aspects of the South and East...
Bear Tails and Tiaras
I always view early autumn with a certain amount of nostalgia as it was around this time I first became interested in identifying the stellar patterns visible in the night sky. As it turns out early October is almost ideal to do so;- summer constellations remain well placed as soon as darkness...
This Island Universe
Many amateur astronomers regard September as one of 'the special' months in which to explore the night sky. Evening conditions remain conducive for prolonged observation, yet skies are fully dark by 22:00h. During September the summer Milky Way is at its most conspicuous to the naked eye, though...
A Magnificent Summer Seven
From mid-July, evenings gradually become darker once again, allowing more time for observers to explore and appreciate the summer constellations. The brightest stars emerge around 22:15h, isolated jewels dotted around the heavens. Of these, seven in particular catch the eye and three; Arcturus,...
The official start of summer in the northern hemisphere commences on June 21st – the date of the summer solstice this year, when the Sun reaches its greatest altitude on the ecliptic; the path it takes across the sky during a year. From our latitude this equates to almost 59 degrees above the...
As inferior planets, on occasion Mercury and Venus can transit across the Sun as seen from the vantage point of Earth. Transits of Venus are extremely rare, occurring in pairs 8 yrs apart separated by intervals of over 100 yrs. A transit of Mercury is less rare, but still only around 13 can occur...
Spring Tales
With the introduction of BST it is after 21:00h before skies grow fully dark, by which time many of the seasonal constellations associated with winter are on the verge of departing. Spring groups now occupy much of the sky to the south and east. Of the star groups arranged in the south, three are...
The Lion and the Serpent
Compared to the departing stellar canopy of winter, at first glance the spring sky may seem rather less inspiring. Yet, appearances can be deceptive and there is much to wonder at amongst the constellations now arranged across the South and East...
February Tales - A Tale of Two Dogs
Given a clear and dark sky, February is a great time to become acquainted with the winter celestial dome. The southern aspect is especially studded with stellar jewels. Of these no star catches the eye more than Sirius, brightest in the entire night sky. Also known as the 'Dog star', Sirius lies...
Brit in Space - again!
Hope you all managed to watch UK astronaut Tim Peake safely reach the ISS. Whether you caught it live on the news, or the Stargazing Live Special, I thought the coverage was quite extensive and actually rather tense and exhilarating. Of course Major Tim is not the first Britain in space, that...
Jewels of the Winter Sky
One of the most impressive stellar panoramas is the jewelled canopy of the winter night sky, in particular the southern aspect, adorned as it is with imposing constellations and studded with an array of brilliant stars. Rich in both mythology and observational interest, there is plenty here to...
Ah, mid autumn, the 'witching season', a time in the year most associated with ghoulish revelry, the tragic and the macabre. Not surprisingly the autumnal night sky plays host to a reflection of such 'unearthly goings on', manifest as tales associated with the stars and constellations. So, are...
The Square and the Andromeda Galaxy
The Square: One of the chief constellations of the autumn night sky is the group of Pegasus. The main body of this constellation, known as the 'Square of Pegasus' can be utilised as a 'signpost' for locating constellations and leading stars arranged in the south and eastern aspects of the sky......
The Celestial Ocean: the River of Light
September is a great month for observing the night sky. Conditions are (or should be) relatively mild, darkness falls reasonably early and there are plenty of objects to seek out. September is also the best month to fully appreciate one particular feature of the heavens, the ghostly river of light...
New Horizons: a three minute Wonder!
Wow, what a success story New Horizons has been so far, rewriting the text books on Pluto, and providing a wealth of insightful data on the likely makeup of other Kuiper belt objects, and the vast majority of data is still to be beamed back. It could have been a very different story, as barely a...
New Horizons: Almost there!
After 9 years and billions of miles travelling, NASA's New Horizons probe finally reaches Pluto in July. The mission goal is to understand the formation of the Pluto system, the Kuiper Belt, and the transformation of the early Solar System. The spacecraft will study the atmospheres, surfaces,...
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Imagine your child is told she has cystic fibrosis or a coworker has a heart attack or a friend is diagnosed with cancer. What do you do? Well that answer is usually pretty clear: you are supportive, you quickly help them get the healthcare treatment they need and you talk about the emotions behind their pain.
Now imagine if a loved one told you she had schizophrenia or a substance use disorder. What would you do? Would your reaction be the same? Would you offer to come over and spend some time with them? Would you bring over a casserole?
That is how it should be. But unfortunately, the lingering stigma of mental illness and addiction prevents many of us from reaching out.
One in four people are living with a mental illness. 22 million people have a substance use disorder. Each and every one is highly treatable, but people don't always know how to ask for help or that recovery is possible. We are not afraid to hear a friend talk about his recent stroke, but we shy away from a family member talking about her addiction. We whisper behind her back instead of having a real conversation.
Far too often, the stigma of mental illness and addiction gets in the way of timely treatment. It is time to stamp out the stigma.
Health and ValueOptions, we are going to start a conversation through social media and online action to reach more than 1,000,000 people in 2014 to change perceptions. Mental health and addiction are not topics we usually talk about openly on our Facebook walls, but we are going to work to change that.
Like high blood pressure, high cholesterol or diabetes, there are things a person can do to manage the symptoms of a mental illness or substance use disorder. Recovery is possible. We must educate and motivate ourselves and others with that fact. We need to share our experiences. There's strength in talking about it.
People joining the Stamp Out Stigma campaign will become catalysts for change. By wearing Stamp Out Stigma wristbands and sharing our stories, the campaign will help remove the stigma of mental illness and addiction and those barriers to health-seeking behavior. By recognizing when you or your loved ones need help, reeducating others to show them there is help and hope and reducing misunderstandings and the hesitation to seek care, we can stamp out the stigma and promote recovery.
People with serious mental illnesses die 25 years earlier on average than someone without a mental illness. Sadly, many die from very treatable and sometimes preventable causes. But for those who do receive treatment, up to ninety percent are able to significantly reduce their symptoms.
ABHW members are taking an important step forward today. In the first phase of the campaign, our members will be using social media to get the word out and encouraging their employees to join and take the simple steps that can make a difference. Ask a loved one who just lost a job how he's feeling. Share an article with your friends on the misconceptions of mental health or addiction issues. Spend some time with your colleague or friend who has seemed down lately. Don't be afraid to ask them if something is wrong. Talk about it; share your personal story. Show your support by changing your Facebook profile picture and go to www.stampoutstigma.com to learn more about our campaign.
Let's turn our whispers into healthy conversations. Join ABHW by taking the Stamp Out Stigma pledge and committing to recognizing, reeducating and reducing the stigma.
Greenberg is president and CEO of the Association for Behavioral Health and Wellness.


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How to Write A Letter of Recommendation?
When looking to get a new job or get into a college or other type of educational institution, getting a letter of recommendation can be an incredibly helpful tool.
Since a letter of recommendation is so important, you must take it very seriously if you are ever asked to write one. If you are asked to write a letter of recommendation, there are several tips and steps that you should follow to make sure it is as effective as possible.
If you are going to write a letter of recommendation, one tip to follow is to always address the recipient. A letter of recommendation should be a personalized letter that shows you took the time to write this individual letter. While you can have a stock letter of recommendation for a person, each version you send should be somewhat personalized. This will make it clear that you took the time to write it for this individual.
Another important tip to follow when you are writing one of these letters is to always be enthusiastic. When you are writing one of these letters, it is important to show that you are passionate about the individual and truly believe that they will be successful at this next venture. Showing enthusiasm when you write it will clearly come out in the content and will help to make your letter more memorable.
When you are writing a letter of recommendation, you also need to clearly spell out the candidate's prior successes. Whether the candidate was great in the classroom, providing top consultations, or was a sales leader, you need to discuss the tangible successes that the person had. This will give someone a glimpse into what exactly a person has been able to succeed in during their past.
While it is very important to discuss the quality of a candidate's successes, you should also spend time discussing less tangible factors as well. This part of the process can include discussing leadership skills, interpersonal skills, and other types of skills that are a little more difficult for someone to define.
When it comes to writing a letter of recommendation, you also need to make sure that everything is spelled correctly and is grammatically accurate.
When someone is applying for a job, something that could always eliminate them immediately would be if there are errors on their resume. The same goes for a letter of recommendation. If you do not have correct grammar or spelling, it could end up being a red flag for the candidate's application.
Finally, when you are writing a letter of recommendation, you need to end a letter with a strong closing. Is it closing should only be about a couple of sentences long, but it should be able to summarize all of your prior content. During the closing you should also offer up an opportunity to discuss the candidate in more detail with the reader and recipient of the letter.
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Toronto-based blockchain solutions company, Blockchain Foundry announces the launch of Blockmarket, the world's first decentralized marketplace.
September 13, 2017, Toronto, Canada – Following several months of testing and an unprecedented and successful security audit, Blockchain Foundry Inc. is proud to officially launch the long-awaited desktop release of its revolutionary Blockmarket Desktop application. Powered by the Syscoin blockchain and its world-first decentralized marketplace, Blockmarket brings a user-friendly graphical interface to the new and complex world of digital currencies.
Syscoin is a blockchain protocol that provides businesses and individuals the ability to trade goods, assets, digital certificates and data securely. The Syscoin token trades under the symbol "SYS" on leading digital asset exchanges including Bittrex, Poloniex, BTC38 (btc38.com) and Changelly.
Blockchain Foundry is an emerging blockchain-technology development company. The Company developed the Syscoin protocol in 2014 and designs and develops commercial blockchain-based solutions for businesses and individual consumers.
Blockchain Foundry is the source of this content. This press release is for informational purposes only and should not be viewed as an endorsement by CoinIdol. We take no responsibility and give no guarantees, warranties or representations, implied or otherwise, for the content or accuracy. Readers should do their own research before investing funds in any company.


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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (Institute) recognises that in the emerging globalised scenario, the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) system is a cost and time effective alternative to the heavily overburdened Courts. Appreciating the larger role of members in Alternative Dispute Redressal Mechanism as well as the significance of dispute settlement in the development process, the Institute is desirous of promoting the area of practice amongst its members. It offers immense professional opportunities for members given their expertise in Commercial, Financial and Taxation matters. Members of this profession are also known for their independence and are therefore trusted by the business community.
Realising the need, the Council has recently approved the framework for promoting Arbitration as an emerging area of practice amongst the members.
In line with above decision of the Council, the Committee on Economic and Commercial Laws has organised 6th and 7th batch of the Certificate Course at New Delhi and Mumbai respectively. The Committee has also planned to organise more batches of the Course at Metros and Non-Metros across the country. Earlier 5 batches of the Course had already been conducted during the Year 2005/2006.
The Institute is maintaining the Panel of Arbitrators. The names of the members who have undergone the Course successfully have been included in the Panel.
The Institute is promoting awareness about benefits to the parties in utilizing the services of the members empanelled on the ICAI Panel of Arbitrators.


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Maritime Metropolis
Thursday, 27th Feb 2020
Starts at 6:30 pm
Like most of the greatest world cities, London is a port. Most of the old docks may have now gone but Britain's fame, fortune (and military might) were founded on the capital's position as a maritime trading centre. Come on board as we set sail on a voyage into the city's nautical past with ROBERT BLYTH and HUW BOWEN.
The capital's maritime infrastructure was built in the shape of dockyards, docks, warehouses, and in a myriad of small support businesses. But as a port city, London has been slowly drifting downstream since it foundation by the Romans. Its trading activities once shaped the some of very stones and streets upon which we still walk. Yet they are now largely located out of sight in the vast container-handling complexes of the Thames Estuary and adjacent North Sea coasts.
ROBERT BLYTH will chart how the port has continually developed and adapted to economic and technological change, and what impact these shifts had on the people, trades and industries of the city
For 258 years The East India Company stood at the very heart of London in both a literal and metaphorical sense. Alongside the Bank of England it became the most powerful institution of the British state, directing a monopoly trade with the Indian Ocean world and, from 1750 onwards, creating a vast territorial empire on the Indian subcontinent which became The Raj. Central to its development was maritime activity, and every year ever-larger fleets of ships known as East Indiamen were dispatched to the East from London.
HUW BOWEN explores how The Company became embedded in the life of London, but when it was abolished in the Indian Uprising of 1857 it abruptly almost vanished, and today there is little surviving to remind us of its remarkable contribution to the history of the city
2020-02-27 18:30 2020-02-27 18:30 Europe/London Maritime Metropolis Two talks on the history of London as a sea port and maritime power. https://www.ianvisits.co.uk/calendar/2020/02/27/maritime-metropolis-224501 Westminster Arts Library,35 St Martins Street,London,
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Beating Heart Baby
Author: Lio Min; read by Alejandro Ruiz and Jensen Silvio
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SUMMER'S OVER. NOW WHAT?
I glance at the billboard—an ad for college-prep tutors—as it passes by before bringing my gaze down to street level. While Aya navigates traffic, Los Angeles taunts me through my open window: giant succulents chewing up whole squares of sidewalk; palm trees shooting up into the sky like leafy rockets; corner stores blasting snippets of reggaetón and K-pop and Top 40 and rancheras. A city of a thousand cities, the signs on storefronts changing languages and styles every few blocks.
At the red, the car next to us collectively shrieks, "This is my jaaam!" The bass of Cola Carter's new single shakes the Agumon bobblehead stuck to our dashboard. I wince. Obviously Cola Carter didn't become a pop star just to get at me. But it's impossible for me to hear her music and not think about Memo's song. The soundtrack of the best and then worst moment of my life.
When I close my eyes against the harsh sun, the billboard's afterimage flashes behind my lids. Now what?
Aya tilts her head toward the other car. Of course she's going to make a comment about Cola's track. "You listen to any of her stuff?"
I shrug and mumble, "I guess," twisting deeper in my seat both to get a clearer look at the city unfurling around us and to avoid the weight of her eyes scanning over me, searching for an opening. When I refuse to give, Aya sighs and cranks up the stereo. We roll down Alvarado as Vince Staples and Kilo Kish call and respond over a cold beat.
We only got to LA a couple of days ago, but so much of this city is already familiar. Not because of movies or music videos or social media. But because of Memo. It's the place they grew up, where they maybe still live. And all these things I've only ever imagined, impressions of a sun-soaked life pieced together from our chats, are now streaming past my window.
I spent years dreaming of visiting them here, of finally meeting them in person. But I never got the chance. And then they were gone.
I've heard that it should take you as long as a relationship lasted to get over it. For three years, Memo was the first person I talked to in the morning and the last person I talked to at night. After they ghosted me, I kept up the routine, checking my phone and waiting for their username to blink back online, for their chat window to pop up with a "Hey" or even "I hate you," taking whatever they gave me if it meant an end to the radio silence. But for three years, I've been in what Aya generously calls "a bad place," spiraling out in school, getting in fights and cutting classes like they didn't matter, because they didn't. Because nothing did.
Now, I should finally be free. Instead, I've landed right in the middle of the city that reminds me of Memo the most.
The thing is, I wouldn't recognize their face if we drove past them. I don't know their real name or what their voice would sound like if they called out mine. But for a long time, Memo was my only real friend. My best friend. They'd understood me in a way no one ever had before or has since, but I don't think I ever told them that. And I'll never have the chance.
Aya honks and curses as the car ahead of her changes lanes without signaling. After a few more minutes of tense driving, she pulls over to the curb and clears her throat. Her long black ponytail makes a swishing sound against her headrest when she turns to me. I steel myself for the usual talk about the future, but Aya surprises me when she takes a sharp breath and sighs, "Santi. I know it's been hard, and I've been hard on you. But I'm also proud of you. You've been through so much and … I know your mami would be proud of you, too. We're home now, okay?"
I can't help it—tears spring to my eyes. I grit my teeth to keep them from growing. According to Aya, Inay had been an easy crier, too. Out of all the things I could've inherited from her, of course I got the tears.
Most of what I know about Inay is secondhand, recollected through Aya, or discovered by accident. It's like after her death, I couldn't hold on to any of our actual memories together. But Aya keeps her alive. The only furniture we've always moved with is the folding table where Aya and Inay used to do their homework and share meals together as kids. Wherever we live, it serves the same purpose: to hold a framed photo of the three of us together, mango studding our wide smiles, and a program from the funeral. MERCEDES ARBOLEDA: FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS.
By reflex, I touch the small golden cross around my neck. It'd been Inay's, given to her by her parents when she got married. She and Aya had grown up together in the same tight-knit community a few hours north of LA. The kind of place where the girls become wives before they graduate high school—which is what happened with Inay.
In the end, Inay moved south to start a family while Aya saved money and faked interest in the guys her parents brought around. They didn't talk for years and Aya moved east, chasing record deals that always fell through and playing tours with bands that a lot of times treated her like a live-in maid, based on her stories. But when Inay showed up at Aya's door with a suitcase, that folded-up table, and a baby from a man who wasn't her husband, Aya took us both into her life like we'd been there all along.
I want to ask Aya what it feels like to come home without Inay. If she misses her parents, who cut off contact both because of Aya's girlfriends and because she didn't turn her best friend away. If there's any chance my grandparents will ever forgive their daughter for living her own life, or want to meet me. But I swallow these thoughts and fix my watery gaze at the next place I'm supposed to start fresh again.
De Longpre High is nothing like my last school, or the school before, or maybe any school not in LA. For one, it actually looks kinda nice. Arched open-air hallways. Solar panels on the roof. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the library. A large banner that reads WELCOME, SUNSHOWERS! stretches across a tiled courtyard. It's too wholesome, too Hollywood perfect. But then a sign of life: a lush camellia fails to cover someone's tag, CLOWDY BOYS 666, which a chain-smoking custodian tries in vain to wash off.
A line of kids snakes out of the courtyard. More mill around in small groups, catching up and taking videos and pictures. Almost everyone's holding an instrument case or a flag. They all look at ease. I haven't been around this many brown people since we lived in New York.
We're home now.
Aya's quiet cough takes me out of my head. When I blink again, the light's a little dimmer, and the people look less like a casting call and more like a bunch of kids who are willingly at school on a Sunday afternoon for the first day of the Sunshowers marching-band camp. Aya sucks in her cheeks and searches for the right words, the ones that'll get me through my second attempt at junior year without any suspensions or late-night phone calls wondering where I am. Before she can say anything, I mutter, "What if I can't do this?"
"This" is marching band, but also De Longpre High and LA. "This" is the promise of stability, which both of us know isn't guaranteed. Aya reaches over and lightly cuffs my shoulder. Her voice drops in annoyance but also weariness. "Just try. Not for me, but for yourself. Please. Oh, and don't forget, I'll be at a session so take the bus home."
The part of me that cared about trying, that thought about the future and wanted something from it, disappeared when Memo did. But Aya has that look in her eyes, like she's the one who failed me and not the other way around.
I grunt in response, grab my trumpet case from the back seat, and duck out of the car.
De Longpre High has never had much of a football team, but over the past decade, the school's marching-band program has become "a force to be reckoned with in the Southern California band circuit," according to a local news video I found online. Behind the reckoning: Kai Kahalehoe, a.k.a. "Cap." Ever since he brought his Marine Band–trained direction to De Longpre a decade ago, the Sunshowers marching band became one of the best in the state. Its reputation was big enough to attract the attention of a documentary crew a while back, but something fell through and it didn't happen.
More seniors who do marching band graduate than from any other De Longpre school group. This is part of the reason why, at the beginning of the summer, Aya sat me down, put on Drumline, and said coolly, "Santi, you better start practicing trumpet again."
The other part is because of Cap. Because he was Aya's high school marching band director, once upon a time. Because he's the one who brought her back to LA. And because she's counting on him to perform a miracle.
My palms start to sweat. I grip onto my case tighter. Am I nervous? Why would I be nervous? None of these kids look like they'd be able to take me in a fight. And what's stopping me from turning around and walking away? It's LA, it's summer, and I'm in the middle of the city instead of dipping my toes into the Pacific for the first time.
I could tell Aya I didn't fit in. No, too vague. How about, they made us play at orientation and my section leaders cut me? But then she'll ask Cap.… I scratch my cheek and try to think of another out. Okay. I have until the end of the week of band camp to figure out why I can't stay. Otherwise, I'll commit. It's the least I owe Aya for going to bat for me now and so many other times. If nothing else, maybe I'll make some friends.
The line moves forward. I pull out my phone and scroll aimlessly, artist artist thirst trap ad thirst thirst tattoos anime ad ad anime anime ad—
"Oh my god, Prof!!!"
I fumble my phone as the girl in front of me stops abruptly and I get a faceful of curly dark green, almost black hair. Green waves her phone at the lanky boy next to her. His long black braids slide over his shoulders and form a curtain as he bends down to look at her screen. "Wow. Of course Suwa drops the biggest news of his life as a line in the group chat."
Just as suddenly, Green turns around. "My bad, I'm all up in your—" She freezes and peers at me. "I don't know you, but I know you … the junior-senior-freshman! Wow, huh, you're way cuter in person." My eyebrows shoot up in surprise as she loops an arm with mine, chattering, "I'm Mira, this is Octavian. Your name's Santiago, yeah? An alto—no, right, you're a trumpet."
Octavian unravels Mira's arm from mine and cuts in dryly, "Welcome to the Sunshowers, Santiago. Mira, back it up."
They seem friendly. More touchy-feely than I'm used to, but maybe that's an LA thing. I flash a peace sign and a smile. "Santi. Nice to meet you."
They exchange looks. Octavian pretends to sniffle. "A sweetheart."
Mira grins. "Oh, you're ours, baby boy."
I don't mean to laugh but one escapes, too loud.
They exchange another look. Mira pouts. "We have to keep him."
Octavian rolls his eyes. "For someone who's not into guys, you're coming on strong."
Mira waves him away. "All right, Santi 101, let's go. Favorite song?"
My heart stops. Out of all the questions she could've asked. I try to be chill about answering so of course I start rambling, "Well, uh, it's pretty basic if you're like, into music, and we're at band camp, so, you must be … into it. But, um, it's 'Exit Music.' That mystery song that dropped a few years back and it's … It means a lot to me. Personally." At some point my voice drops to a whisper. I hadn't meant to sound so wounded.
"Exit Music." Memo's song. The one they shared with me in confidence and that I leaked by accident, setting off a chain of events that ended in Memo disappearing from the world. The mistake that's haunted me for three impossibly long years.
Octavian's expression shifts but Mira doesn't catch my tone. She laughs, "Real. Some songs just hit different," then asks me a few more rapid-fire questions—"What kind of food do you like?" "You dance? You look like you got moves"—as we sign in and head over to the football field.
This time Octavian's the one who pulls me in toward the center of the crowd that's assembled in front of a set of beat-up bleachers. Mira immediately gets swept into a group hug while Octavian starts catching up with a girl with shaggy white-blond hair. I step aside as someone wearing a rainbow tie-dye hoodie pushes past me to join Mira's hug circle, and self-consciously hold my case closer to my side.
Right. Despite the warm welcome, I'm still the new kid. I make eye contact with a crow perched on the surrounding fence. It stares beadily at me but flies off when a cheer erupts from the crowd. Everyone around me has stopped what they were doing and turned toward the bleachers, faces rapt with excitement.
A deep, spine-tinglingly loud voice booms, "Good morning, Sunshowers! Shall we?" And I finally get my first IRL look at Cap: a broad, beaming man wearing golden aviators and a white polo, its short sleeves straining around his biceps. In photos, he looks like he could pass for his fifties, but according to Aya, he's pushing seventy. I wonder how he keeps up with a bunch of kids until I watch him walk over to a raised platform, bypassing the stairs, and hoist himself onto it before hopping to his feet.
"WE SHALL!" I shiver as everybody but me shouts back. When Cap calls out, "Section leaders, assemble," Mira and Octavian straighten their postures and drop their smiles as they line up behind him.
I listen closely to Cap's introductions. Felipe Morales, the drum major, stands apart from the rest of the group. Mira Ortiz-Walker, with the sousas. Octavian Williams, trombone.
Cap gets to my section last. "Lucía Hernandez, trumpet." Their white-blond friend steps up. "And Suwa Moon, trumpet."
I crane my neck to get a better view of Suwa. His name popped up a few times in articles about the Sunshowers. One of the best trumpet players in the entire state. And unless there's another Suwa at this school, he's also the one Mira and Octavian were talking about before.
I'm not trying to stare, but unlike everyone else wearing T-shirts and soft shorts and sneakers, Suwa's wearing ripped black jeans, black velvet creepers, and that rainbow tie-dye hoodie. The ends of his inky black hair cling to his cheeks. He'd seemed smaller when he walked past me, but his presence overwhelms everyone else's: a flower in a field of grass.
I study his face. He looks a little bored, eyes roaming beneath curling bangs. But when they land on me, his face changes into a scowl. I break out into goosebumps and look away.
"Hey, freshman, some advice." The girl standing next to me taps my shoulder. "Don't stare at Suwa. He'll bite before he barks, you get what I'm sayin'?"
I laugh nervously but I can't help it. Like a moth to a flame, I look back at Suwa. Our eyes connect again. His dart away and I twitch at the sudden jolt in my chest.
After an hour of inside jokes, Sunshower history, and reviewing basic drills and commands, Cap calls a quick time-out before we break for section intros. I step into the bathroom for a breather after I drop off my case and think about what Aya said, about me really trying. I psych myself up: Maybe this will be the year I turn it around.
Then the bathroom door creaks, and I watch a pair of familiar creepers cross the floor. I pull up my phone camera to quickly check how I look before opening the stall door.
Suwa's at the sink, one hand pushing up his bangs while holding the corner of his eye. The other smudges a black pencil into his lash line. He ignores me as I take the sink two down from him, but I can't stop myself from trying to catch his gaze in the mirror.
"What're you staring at, freshman?" Suwa's voice isn't what I expected—scratchy and low.
Why does everyone keep calling me that? "I'm not a freshman," I say automatically, then cringe. I'd been aiming for friendly and landed on awkwardly defensive.
He's still only looking at my reflection. I pick at my outfit: an oversized T-shirt and jean shorts, both from the Goodwill we lived next to in Nashville. Suwa obviously cares about fashion more than I do or can afford to. His cheekbones glow—is that highlighter, or some supernatural dewiness? I want to ask him how he isn't sweating in the heat but what comes out of my mouth is "You wear makeup?"
Suwa puts down his pencil and finally faces me. I was right, he's pretty short. I smile, another defensive reflex, as his eyes turn up to meet mine.
"Do we have a problem, freshman?"
I wince at the venom in his tone, the way the words curl in his mouth. I'd only wanted to comment on how put-together he looks compared to everyone else, but I suddenly remember something else Aya'd told me about Cap: "Back in the day, he was one of the only people who looked out for us."
"Us": a universe in a word. I know what she meant because I'm one of "us," too, though the definition shifted depending on where I lived. In New York, it meant I cried a little too easily. And then I started kissing boys. Around Nashville and then Jacksonville, it meant all that, plus I was the only person in my class darker than blond.
I stumble over myself as I take a step back. "No, I uh—that's cool, makeup's cool, I mean, you look like that." I start to nervously laugh when Suwa's eyes, one rimmed in black and one bare, narrow, but I bite it back, my teeth cutting into my bottom lip hard enough to almost draw blood.
Neither of us says anything for what feels like forever. I'm frozen in embarrassment, but I can't read Suwa's reaction. Should I tell him I like everyone? I linger on the twitch of his bare eye, then the slight tremor of his fingers, and finally the rise and fall of his chest, a motion that picks up as he realizes where I'm looking.
And something dawns on me. One of Aya's best friends is a trans guy and he once talked to me a little about what he looked like, how he carried himself, before he got top surgery. I open my mouth to tell Suwa if that's what's up, I didn't mean to stare and I'm not normally this awkward, for real.
I take a pause to actually gather my thoughts instead of blurting that out, but it's too late. Suwa swipes his eyeliner off the edge of the sink and, as he finishes his other eye, announces frostily, "You don't belong here." A chill runs down my body as he continues, "I listened to the recording you sent of your playing. I don't know how you finessed your way into the band, but this is my turf. My family. But since Cap's asked me to watch out for you, I will be."
Suwa caps his eyeliner and slips it into his pocket. Every step he takes toward me echoes in my ears. When we're shoulder to shoulder he tilts his head and murmurs, "Whatever you're thinking of saying, don't. Luckily for you, I'm only around for your freshman season, but you better not fuck things up for the rest of us." He laughs, acid in the sound. "Have fun with junior year again. You're off to a great start."
Suwa breezes past me. I catch the backdraft scent of smoke.
Some bite.
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When artistic and sensitive Santi arrives at his new high school, everyone in the wildly talented marching band welcomes him with open arms. Everyone except for the prickly, proud musical prodigy Suwa, who doesn't think Santi has what it takes to be in the band.
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