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De FREMM-klasse is een Frans-Italiaanse klasse fregatten. Beide landen ontwikkelden op basis ervan een eigen subklasse. In Italië is dat de Bergaminiklasse, waarvan de Italiaanse marine tien schepen bestelde. Frankrijk ontwikkelde de Aquitaineklasse, waarvan acht schepen werden besteld voor de Franse marine. Ook Marokko en Egypte hebben elk één schip van de Franse variant gekocht. Het acroniem "FREMM" staat voor "FREgate Multi-Missions".

Geschiedenis
De FREMM-klasse is een stealthfregat, ontworpen op basis van de La Fayetteklasse. Voor die stealth is het dek vooraan overdekt en is de vorm van het schip ontworpen voor een kleine radardoorsnede. Ook de dubbele aandrijving is hierop voorzien. Elektromotoren werken stil, terwijl gasturbines hogere snelheden toelaten. Ontwikkelaar DCN, thans DCNS, werkte aan een verbeterde versie. In 2002 ging het FMM-programma (Frégates Multi-Missions) van start.

In het kader van de langlopende samenwerking met Italië aangaande marinewapenprojecten werd op 7 november 2002 een akkoord getekend, waarbij Frankrijk zeventien en Italië tien FMM-fregatten zou bouwen. Ze zouden allen worden voorzien van de Aster 15-luchtdoelraket, de MU90-torpedo en de NH90-helikopter; allen projecten waaraan de twee landen ook samenwerkten. De Italiaanse partner was Orizzonte Sistemi Navali, een consortium van Fincantieri en Finmeccanica. Aan Franse kant vormden DCNS en Thales de joint venture Armaris. Beiden zijn evenredig eigenaar van het consortium Horizon SAS, dat eerder de Horizonklassefregatten had ontworpen en gebouwd.

Door oplopende kosten schroefde Frankrijk zijn geplande bestelling terug tot acht, waarvoor 4,19 miljard euro werd voorzien. Zes daarvan werden toegespitst op onderzeebootbestrijding (ASM), de twee overige op luchtverdediging (FREDA). De ASM-varianten vervingen de drie fregatten van de Tourvilleklasse en de zeven fregatten van de Georges Leyguesklasse; de FREDA-varianten vervingen de twee Cassardklassefregatten. Het eerste schip, de Aquitaine, werd tussen maart 2007 en mei 2010 gebouwd. Het kwam in december 2015 in dienst. Het achtste en laatste schip zou tegen 2022 in dienst worden genomen. Ze worden gebaseerd in Brest aan de Atlantische Oceaan en Toulon aan de Middellandse Zee. In 2007 verkocht Frankrijk een ASW-fregat aan Marokko. Dit schip werd in 2014 geleverd en Mohammed VI genoemd. In 2015 verkocht Frankrijk de toen reeds gebouwde Normandie aan Egypte. Het werd er in dienst genomen onder de nieuwe naam Tahya Misr. De verkoop maakte deel uit van een grotere wapendeal, waarbij Egypte ook 24 Rafale-gevechtsvliegtuigen kocht. Egypte wilde de levering ontvangen vóór het uitgebreide Suezkanaal werd geopend op 6 augustus 2015. Het laatste nog te bouwen Franse ASW-fregat kreeg vervolgens de naam Normandie.

Italië wilde vier schepen toegespitst op onderzeebootbestrijding en zes multirolschepen voor algemeen gebruik (GP) om de fregatten van de Maestraleklasse en de Lupoklasse te vervangen. De bouw van het eerste ving aan in februari 2008, en liep tot juli 2011. In februari 2013 werd deze Carlo Bergamini in dienst genomen. Het tiende en laatste schip zou tegen 2021 in dienst komen. De Italiaanse schepen kosten tezamen 5,8 miljard euro, en zijn verdeeld over de marinebases van La Spezia in het noordwesten en Tarente in het zuidoosten van Italië.

Aandrijving
Beiden hadden echter ook verschillende vereisten. Waar Frankrijk een licht escortefregat nodig had, wilde Italië er een met meer bewapening. Voor de aandrijving werd voor een combinatie van dieselelektrisch en gasturbine gekozen; door de Fransen in -configuratie (óf), en door de Italianen in CODAG-configuratie (én) voor meer vermogen. Vier dieselgeneratoren leveren stroom aan twee elektromotoren van 3350 pk elk. Eén General Electric LM2500+G4-gasturbine van 42 900 pk maakt de maximumsnelheid van ca. 52 km/h mogelijk. 15 knopen (28 km/h) aanhoudend, hebben de schepen een maximaal bereik van 6000 zeemijlen (11 000 km). Door hun configuratie hebben de Italiaanse fregatten een iets hogere maximale snelheid en bereik: 29 knopen (55 km/h) en 6700 zeemijlen (12 300 km). De schepen zijn ook voorzien van een boegroerpropeller van 1 megawatt om beter te manoeuvreren.

Bewapening
Betreffende de radar is er een groot verschil. Frankrijk wilde één geïntegreerde PESA-rader op een enkele mast: de Thales Herakles, die zowel zee- als luchtdoelen tot op 250 kilometer afstand kan waarnemen en de Aster-luchtdoelraketten kan sturen. Italië wilde twee masten met een Leonardo MFRA AESA-luchtradar en een RASS-oppervlakteradar.

De Franse ASM-variant is bewapend met een Sylver- met zestien cellen voor MdCN-kruisraketten met een bereik tot 1000 kilometer. De FREDA-variant heeft in de plaats hiervan Aster 30-langeafstandsluchtdoelraketten. Beide varianten hebben daarnaast een Sylver-VLS met zestien Aster 15-korteafstandsluchtdoelraketten. Vooraan is nog meer plaats voorzien voor VLS-installaties, die om budgettaire redenen niet geïnstalleerd werden.

Verder waren er een Oto Melara 76 mm-kanon en twee 12,7 mm-mitrailleurs. Die laatste zijn later vervangen door Nexter NARWHAL 20 mm-kanonnen. De Italiaanse schepen hebben hier in de plaats Oerlikon 25 mm-kanonnen. Voor de onderzeebootbestrijding is de CAPTAS 4-sonar met variabele diepte tot 700 meter voorzien voor detectie, en twee dubbele lanceerbuizen voor de 323,7 mm MU90-torpedo als wapen. Als antischipraket hebben Frankrijk en Italië voor hun eigen wapen geopteert: Frankrijk voor de Exocet en Italië voor de Otomat Teseo.

Achteraan hebben de fregatten een vliegdek met hangar om met helikopters te opereren. De Franse varianten bieden plaats aan één NH90 of Eurocopter Panther. De Italiaanse hebben plaats voor twee NH90's of AgustaWestland AW101's.

Schepen

In Frankrijk worden geen marineschepen als "torpedobootjager" aangeduid. Wat elders een torpedobootjager wordt genoemd, is in Frankrijk een fregat van de eerste rang: een fregat uitgerust voor luchtverdediging of onderzeebootbestrijding. Een ander fregat is van de tweede rang. Daarom hebben de Franse FREMM-fregatten het prefix "D" van "destroyer" in hun pennantnummer.

Fregatklasse
Scheepsklasse bij de Franse marine
Scheepsklasse bij de Italiaanse marine


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Here's an interesting twist on an old carnival ride. You know, the one where you sit in a little airplane (or flying Dumbo) and spin round in a circle while your plane goes up and down. On this ride, based on the Seuss book of the same name, you pilot a little fishy. While you can't escape the circular route of the ride, you can steer your fish up or down.
Supposedly, if you follow the directions encoded in the little song that plays during the ride ("red fish, red fish up, up, up; blue fish, blue fish down, down, down"), you can avoid being doused by the water coming from a series of "squirt posts" that ring the perimeter. There are three verses to the song and, as far as I could tell, it actually is possible to stay dry for the first two by following directions. The third verse, however, tells you that all bets are off and that your guess is as good as the next fellow's. It is the rare rider who gets through the ride without getting spritzed. Not that most people care. In fact, it looks like some kids do just the opposite of what the song counsels in the hope of getting Mom and Dad soaked.
Note: On cold days, and sometimes in the cooler morning hours, the ride does not spray water on the riders, which will probably come as a relief to parents and a disappointment to little ones.
This ride is very nicely designed, with perfectly adorable little fish cars and an array of Seussian characters serving as the squirt posts. Presiding over the center of the circle is an 18-foot-tall sculpture of the Star Belly Fish from the book.


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We had a truly magical week this week at Dame Tipping, as we prepared for Christmas together.
The school and the Reception and KS1 parents were treated to a truly outstanding performance of 'Strictly Comes to Bethlehem'- the nativity story with a twist ! The school choir sang beautifully at Saint Francis Hospice for the day patients at their Christmas party and the week finished today with 'Everybody Writes Day'- where all the children were involved in solving a (fictional) Christmas crime.
Thank you to everyone who came and supported the Friends of Dame Tipping Christmas Fayre last Friday. It was a very enjoyable event. We will let you know very soon how much money was raised. The Friends made it possible for us to heavily subsidise the visit to the Brentwood Theatre.
Miss North's class and Mrs McCormack's class performed their nativity called 'Strictly Come to Bethlehem' to the school as well as to two packed audiences of parents on Tuesday and Wednesday. There were lots of different styles of dancing including a line dance, a tango and an angel ballet. The funky camels and kings were very entertaining and all the children did very well indeed. Sales of our programme and photos raised a fantastic £148 for Crisis at Christmas. This means that we can fund 6 people in having hot meals, medical care and a warm place to be this Christmas. Thank you for your generous support.
Here are the very impressive winning teams of the class 5 and 6 bridge building competition.
Thank you, on behalf of myself and the staff, for all the Christmas cards and gifts you have given us.
Forest school for year 2 will take place on Monday morning. Please remind your children to bring their wellies home in case you need them over the holidays.
The children will be wearing their Christmas jumpers on Monday, as they will be having a Christmas lunch together. They should wear their school uniforms with their Christmas jumpers. If your child has no Christmas jumper, but has a Christmas top or t-shirt, they may wear that instead of their school shirt. This is just for fun, so children will not need to donate any money.
I hope that you will join us at St. John's church from 1.30pm next Tuesday (20th December). The children may be taken home from the church straight after the service. If you are not attending, please ensure that you collect your child from the church by 2.30pm.
We do not yet have the facilities for you to pay for school lunches electronically. If you call to buy tickets from Havering, please inform them of this. We are hoping that the electronic system 'Squid Pay' will be up and running very early in the new term and will inform you as soon as it is ready to use.
Commendations this week went to: the choir, for their performance at Saint Francis Hospice which reflected so many of our school values ; Amber Gordon, for her exemplary attitude towards learning- a great role model for the school ; Abigail Lee, for her perseverance and hard work to improve her academic performance in all lessons ; Elena Marshall, for always trying her best in all she does ; Aaliyah Bimpong, for always going out of her way to be kind and helpful ; Eva Ali, for always being so kind and caring to her friends ; Isabelle Mahoney, for always trying her best in all activities and Ellie Allen-Moss, for an excellent term's work. Well done, everyone!
Reception : Ava Shorter- for writing an excellent sentence about baby Jesus.
Class 1 and 2 : Adaora Emechebe- for lovely story writing with a range of punctuation.
Class 3 and 4 : Sadie Turrell- for brilliant independent writing about 'The Snowman'.
Class 5 and 6 : Tami Quadri- for the excellent effort put into all her practice tests last week.
Mojola Awosan earned her 15m swimming certificate this week. Kai Boorman earned his yellow belt in karate. Very impressive!
This week, Bradley Allen-Guinane was awarded the Headteacher's award for living up to our school motto: 'The best that I can be'.
A big improvement on last week. Well done, everyone !
I would like to wish you and your families a peaceful, happy Christmas. I hope that you will have a chance to spend quality time together and to rest and relax as a family.


Toukiden: Kiwami is now available for PS4 and PS Vita across Europe. For those who would like to transfer the data from Toukiden: The Age of Demons (PS Vita) to Toukiden: Kiwami (PS4 and PS Vita), make sure you update the patch for The Age of Demons, then you can carry it over.
KOEI TECMO EUROPE revealed exciting new information and additional features for Toukiden: Kiwami, the demon slaying epic for PS4 and PS Vita.
Kiwami's new story starts three months after the conclusion of the original Toukiden with a deeper introduction into the intricate hierarchy of the Slayer organisation. Players are introduced to an elite slayer unit, 'the Hundred Demon Corps.' and their heroic Captain, Soma. Soma has made a name for himself during the wars of the Awakening and is now leading the Third Company to the Utakata Village to re-enforce their resistance against Oni coming from the north. His weapon of choice is an enormous spiked club and he wields it with such bravery and conviction that it has earned him the unwavering loyalty of his men. With him travels Reki, a young slayer with an uncanny proficiency in the naginata. Reki was send from the Village of Shiranui to join the 'Hundred Demon Corps' and has quickly proven herself composed, focused and cool in a fight.
Apart from the new weapons and character additions, Toukiden: Kiwami also includes an increased number of Mitama (300 in total, up from 200 in the previous title). Mitama are the freed souls of fallen heroes who remain to assist the slayers in their fight. The souls can be equipped by the player and their powers can be upgraded up to 12 levels (two more than in 'the Age of Demons'). Fully levelling up a Mitama gives access to extra boosts and powers that will help the player survive through the challenges of the treacherous hunts.
Toukiden: Kiwami features both the original Toukiden: The Age of Demons story and a brand new story of roughly the same size, following on from the original. The truth will finally be revealed about the origins of the Slayers and the mysterious Council of Elders. All your favourite characters from the first title return, such as Ōka, Hayatori and the other characters from Utakata Village, while new characters such as Reki, Sōma and Horō, make their first appearance, revealing additional depths to the story.
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MUMBAI, Mar 19: Climate risk management firm, Weather Risk Management Services (WRMS), plans to bring 1 crore farmers under the Prime Minister Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY) over the next one year.
WRMS, which works with all the 12 insurers that are active in the space, has so far enrolled 30 lakh farmers under the scheme. Moreover, the New Delhi-based firm plans to do loss adjustment exercise or claim settlements under the scheme for premia in order of Rs 10,000 crore next year.
"We have already enrolled 30 lakh farmers from under PMFBY so far and we do plan to increase it to 100 lakh next fiscal year," WRMS founder and managing director Sonu Agrawal told PTI here.
"On a similar line, we plan to help insurers settle claims amounting to Rs 10,000 crore in over 150 districts under the scheme over the next one year. So far, we have assisted insurers for assessing losses for a premium base of Rs 6,000 crore in 100 districts so far," he added.
The company has assessed losses for a combined premium to the tune of Rs 6,000 crore under the scheme so far, he said.
As per the scheme, which came into force in the middle of last year, farmers need to pay merely 1.5 per cent of total premium in case of Rabi crops and 2 per cent for Kharif crops, the balance premium amount has to be equally shared by the concerned state and the Centre.
In Budget 2018, the government has more than doubled the allocation to Rs 13,240 crore from Rs 5,500 crore in the outgoing fiscal year. The idea is to increase coverage area to 50 per cent in next couple of years under the scheme.
Talking about the current status of the scheme, Agrawal said premium totalling Rs 22,000 crore has already been underwritten in the current fiscal year, which is likely to go up to Rs 28,000 crore in the next fiscal.


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The Northern Territory Gunner Labor government says consultation with local Arrentre people about the location of a National Aboriginal Art Gallery in Alice Springs remains a priority, despite a letter to the Alice Springs Town Council discussing a new site.
Aboriginal Elders have an important role to play in strategies to reduce indigenous prison rates across the NT, according to the Commissioner of Northern Territory Correctional Services.
This weekend saw both Todd Mall and the Alice Springs Desert Park light up with what is claimed as the only authentic First Nations light festival of its kind.


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NY AG Subpoena Cut Back on Constitutional Grounds
Posted on August 21st, 2017 by Jeremy Meisinger
In a rare departure from the typically-deferential court treatment of AG investigations, a New York appeals court allowed in part a motion to quash a document subpoena from the New York Attorney General, citing constitutional concerns, in Matter of Evergreen Assn., Inc. v. Schneiderman, 54 N.Y.S.3d 135 (2017).
The subpoena, issued in 2013, arose from investigations by the NY AG begun in 2010 of "crisis pregnancy centers." Evergreen, according to its filings, provides "nonmedical advice, emotional support, and material assistance" to women facing unplanned pregnancies. The appeals court noted that Evergreen also offers pregnancy testing, ultrasounds and sonograms. As part of offering advice, Evergreen counsels women against seeking abortions.
The NY AG's investigation centers on whether Evergreen violated NY laws prohibiting the unlicensed practice of medicine. The NY AG alleges, for example, that Evergreen's locations are "located in medical buildings and designed like medical clinics," and that Evergreen staff "conducts pregnancy tests and makes diagnoses regarding pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy, and gestational age."
Evergreen argued that the purpose of the investigation was rooted in the NY AG's political objections to the operation of crisis pregnancy centers, and that the subpoena infringed on Evergreen's First Amendment rights. In particular, Evergreen argued that the subpoena had "caused great distress to members of its staff," and, citing requests for employee and volunteer data, "invaded the privacy of the staff and would dissuade others from volunteering for Evergreen." The appeals court held these concerns were sufficient to show that the subpoena infringed Evergreen's First Amendment right of association, requiring the AG to demonstrate that the subpoena was "substantially related to a compelling government interest," and "narrowly tailored" to serve that interest.
The appeals court did not doubt that investigation of the unlicensed practice of medicine was indeed a compelling state interest. But the appeals court pared back several portions of the subpoena as being insufficiently "tailored" to meet that interest; the AG's demand that Evergreen produce information related to "every staff person," for example, was reduced to information related to staff persons who provided medical or medical-like services.
Though it is unusual to see an AG subpoena pared down on constitutional grounds, it is easy to read too much into the decision. First, the appeals court affirmed the overwhelmingly deferential standards applicable to the NY AG's subpoenas in the absence of a constitutional objection. The factual basis for the subpoena, the appeals court noted, need only avoid being "inevitabl[y] or obvious[ly]" flawed. Matter of Hogan v. Cuomo, 888 N.Y.S.2d 665 (2009). The subpoena itself could be quashed only if it was "utterly irrelevant to any proper investigation." Anheuser-Busch, Inc., v. Abrams, 525 N.Y.S.2d 816 (1987). "Utterly irrelevant" and "obviously flawed" are daunting standards for any entity in receipt of a subpoena. Second, most such entities would find it harder to avail themselves of the constitutional arguments posed by Evergreen. A non-profit organization that depends heavily on volunteers has a straightforward argument that its ability to associate freely may be hampered by a subpoena. It would not be impossible for a for-profit corporation to make a First Amendment-based argument (indeed, Exxon has certainly tried), but it would likely be harder. Third, the subpoena was reduced, not quashed, and Evergreen will still be required to produce a large quantity of documents to the AG.
Thus, while Evergreen is an interesting decision, it does not represent a new bulwark against subpoenas, CIDs, and other AG investigations.
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Only with strong political decision-making and effective service delivery systems can we reach everyone, everywhere.
Good governance is essential in delivering the basic human rights to water and sanitation. Working with governments, we make a lasting difference.
To reach everyone, everywhere with clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene by 2030, we need strong political decision-making and the systems in place to turn policies into real change. Good water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) governance involves making the right decisions for the sector, and implementing them effectively.
In many of the countries where we work, efforts to improve WASH services are held back by poor governance and infrastructure. Political and social factors often cause resources to be spread unequally across districts, regions and states. Even within well served areas, poor, marginalised and vulnerable people can be excluded from services.
Working together with national and local governments, we make a lasting difference to people's lives. Thorough planning, good coordination and effective monitoring are all critical, and therefore a key focus of our work.
Reaching everyone with lasting access to clean water, decent sanitation and good hygiene (WASH) requires us to work together with governments to strengthen the systems and capacities that are essential to improving sector performance.
Improving sector governance is central to making clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene normal for everyone, everywhere. We work with governments and local partners and help build their capacity to improve services and keep them running.
Through our combined policy, practice and advocacy work, we strengthen the sector and drive change nationally and globally. Our WASH projects in the poorest communities, combined with our wider policy and research work, mean we can make a difference beyond the immediate areas of our programme interventions.
The rights to water and sanitation are enshrined in international law, as affirmed by the UN Human Rights Council. In addition to working with governments to build sector capacity, we empower citizens to hold their states accountable for delivering these essential services and realising their basic human rights.


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Build It and They Will Come…or Not
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The Metro Council is scheduled to vote on a proposed Convention Center hotel in early October. This publicly subsidized project most likely will turn out to be a drastically unsound business decision, potentially wasting hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars. When no hotel chain has been willing to build the hotel without subsidies, the market for a hotel in that location may not exist.
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Should Portland build a bigger Convention Center to attract more convention business? In 2003 Metro did just that, and the larger Oregon Convention Center (OCC) had little effect on boosting convention business. In fact, the OCC still struggles to book its new space to capacity. The total revenue from OCC operations actually decreased from $13.8 million in 2002 to $12.8 million in 2006.
What is Metro's next idea? Build a new hotel to attract business to the Convention Center and use taxpayer money to do it. The cost of this proposed 597-room facility was estimated at $181 million in 2006. A new estimate released in June 2008 put the expense at $247 million.
After expensive research and numerous hearings, Metro still has not made a decision about building a Convention Center hotel. The Metro studies are disturbing in that each report is nothing more than assumptions. There is even a section entitled "Summary of Assumptions." One example: Matt Springer, who works on the project for Metro, says they are hopeful that Westin, who will operate the hotel, will bring in convention business on their own. But there is no guarantee that Westin will do so.
"The Metro studies are disturbing in that each report is nothing more than assumptions. There is even a section entitled 'Summary of Assumptions.'"
If Metro follows their elusive dream and builds the hotel, it is unknown how much of the cost will be paid for purely by the public. As a matter of fact, no financing plan even exists. (Metro hoped to have one by late August, and the Metro Council is set to vote on the proposed hotel in early October.) All that is certain is that it will take hundreds of millions of dollars to build it.
By comparison, last month a new publicly financed hotel opened next to the Baltimore Convention Center. Baltimore is about the size of Portland. The Hilton Baltimore Convention Center Hotel has 757 rooms and cost over $300 million to build. Published reports show the number of room nights booked in all Baltimore hotels for convention conferences from 2005 to 2008 dropped by more than 70%, from 254,126 to 72,231. This drop occurred despite a valiant marketing campaign.
Major conventions are booked years in advance, so Baltimore knows their future new hotel was not a draw. The debate process in Baltimore in many ways foreshadowed the debate here in Portland. Many who testified painted a rosy picture for Baltimore's future, using the "build it and they will come" argument.
"If the Convention Center hotel project is approved, a shortfall is bound to occur between actual income and public funding….With the new construction estimates, this shortfall is bound to occur even if the hotel meets or exceeds the booking estimates."
The convention business is very competitive, with many cities offering major incentives to attract business. From free major league sports tickets to attendees to airport transportation and even free gifts, getting conventions is big business. Many cities are more centrally located than Portland. Others like Las Vegas offer 24/7 major entertainment. Portland International Airport is at the end of the line for most airlines; and with escalating airfares and gas prices, many organizations will ask themselves if it is worth holding a meeting "way out in Oregon."
If the Convention Center hotel project is approved, a shortfall between actual income and public funding is likely, and that is once the hotel is open for business. With the new construction estimates, this shortfall is bound to occur even if the hotel meets or exceeds the booking estimates. Why did Marriott decide to build three new hotels near the Expo Center? Simply because Marriott knew there would be enough business in that area to make building new hotels a fiscally sound business decision.
It should be a clue to Metro when no hotel chain has been willing to build a hotel near the Convention Center that the market for one may not exist. The federal government has just stepped in to bail out several mismanaged financial institutions, establishing a disastrous precedent that has no logical endpoint. Local officials should not repeat the mistake by publicly funding a project like this one.
Jeff Alan is Chief Investigator at Cascade Policy Institute, Oregon's free market research center.
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2017 was a great year for our Juniors! Thanks to the addition of 4 new O'pen BICs to the program, kids have been excited about getting on the water. We had more than 20 kids from the ages of 7-17 participating in weekly practices. While juniors increasingly raced locally, seven of them also traveled and participated in the SAYRA Junior Grand Prix. We are very excited about getting more kids involved and want to continue to strengthen the junior program. Several of you have kids/ grandkids that we would love to see out there. This is a really great opportunity, as well as a wonderful community of kids. If you are interested, please reply so we can get you added to the junior email list.
We have big plans for 2018, including the addition of four 420's, an ASC Junior team, and an advanced sailing camp over the summer. As the program grows, we will need continued support and help from the club. On March 15th, at 6:30 pm, we will have a junior planning meeting at the clubhouse. If you would like to help or discuss plans for the junior program, we look forward to seeing you there.


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extern crate serde;

#[macro_use]
extern crate serde_derive;

#[macro_use]
extern crate rusted_cypher;

use rusted_cypher::GraphClient;
use rusted_cypher::cypher::result::Row;

const URI: &'static str = "http://neo4j:neo4j@127.0.0.1:7474/db/data";

#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Serialize, Deserialize)]
struct Language {
    name: String,
    level: String,
    safe: bool,
}

#[test]
fn without_params() {
    let graph = GraphClient::connect(URI).unwrap();

    let stmt = cypher_stmt!("MATCH (n:NTLY_INTG_TEST_MACROS_1) RETURN n").unwrap();

    let result = graph.exec(stmt);
    assert!(result.is_ok());
}

#[test]
fn save_retrive_struct() {
    let rust = Language {
        name: "Rust".to_owned(),
        level: "low".to_owned(),
        safe: true,
    };

    let graph = GraphClient::connect(URI).unwrap();

    let stmt = cypher_stmt!("CREATE (n:NTLY_INTG_TEST_MACROS_2 {lang}) RETURN n", {
        "lang" => &rust
    }).unwrap();

    let results = graph.exec(stmt).unwrap();
    let rows: Vec<Row> = results.rows().take(1).collect();
    let row = rows.first().unwrap();

    let lang: Language = row.get("n").unwrap();

    assert_eq!(rust, lang);

    graph.exec("MATCH (n:NTLY_INTG_TEST_MACROS_2) DELETE n").unwrap();
}

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#pragma once

#include "resource.h"       // main symbols
#include "MagoNatDE_i.h"
#include "DebuggerProxy.h"
#include "RemoteDebuggerProxy.h"
#include "ExceptionTable.h"

enum LAUNCH_FLAGS_MAGO
{
    LAUNCH_NEW_CONSOLE = 0x8000
};

namespace Mago
{
    class Program;
    class PendingBreakpoint;

    // Engine

    class Engine :
        public CComObjectRootEx<CComMultiThreadModel>,
        public CComCoClass<Engine, &CLSID_MagoNativeEngine>,
        public IDebugEngine3,
        public IDebugEngineLaunch2
    {
        typedef std::map< DWORD, RefPtr<Program> >  ProgramMap;
        typedef std::map< DWORD, RefPtr<PendingBreakpoint> >    BPMap;

        DebuggerProxy       mDebugger;
        RefPtr<RemoteDebuggerProxy> mRemoteDebugger;
        bool                mPollThreadStarted;
        bool                mSentEngineCreate;
        ProgramMap          mProgs;
        BPMap               mBPs;
        DWORD               mLastBPId;
        DWORD               mLastModId;
        CComPtr<IDebugEventCallback2>   mCallback;
        Guard               mProgsGuard;
        Guard               mBindBPGuard;
        Guard               mPendingBPGuard;
        Guard               mExceptionGuard;
        EngineExceptionTable    mExceptionInfos;

    public:
        Engine();

    DECLARE_REGISTRY_RESOURCEID(IDR_ENGINE)

    DECLARE_NOT_AGGREGATABLE(Engine)

    BEGIN_COM_MAP(Engine)
        COM_INTERFACE_ENTRY(IDebugEngine2)
        COM_INTERFACE_ENTRY(IDebugEngine3)
        COM_INTERFACE_ENTRY(IDebugEngineLaunch2)
    END_COM_MAP()

        DECLARE_PROTECT_FINAL_CONSTRUCT()

        HRESULT FinalConstruct();
        void FinalRelease();

        ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        // IDebugEngine2

        STDMETHOD( EnumPrograms )( IEnumDebugPrograms2** ppEnum );
        STDMETHOD( Attach )(
            IDebugProgram2** rgpPrograms,
            IDebugProgramNode2** rgpProgramNodes,
            DWORD celtPrograms,
            IDebugEventCallback2* pCallback,
            ATTACH_REASON dwReason );
        STDMETHOD( CreatePendingBreakpoint )(
            IDebugBreakpointRequest2* pBPRequest,
            IDebugPendingBreakpoint2** ppPendingBP );
        STDMETHOD( SetException )( EXCEPTION_INFO* pException );
        STDMETHOD( RemoveSetException )( EXCEPTION_INFO* pException );
        STDMETHOD( RemoveAllSetExceptions )( REFGUID guidType );
        STDMETHOD( GetEngineId )( GUID* pguidEngine );
        STDMETHOD( DestroyProgram )( IDebugProgram2* pProgram );
        STDMETHOD( ContinueFromSynchronousEvent )( IDebugEvent2* pEvent );
        STDMETHOD( SetLocale )( WORD wLangID );
        STDMETHOD( SetRegistryRoot )( LPCOLESTR pszRegistryRoot );
        STDMETHOD( SetMetric )( LPCOLESTR pszMetric, VARIANT varValue );
        STDMETHOD( CauseBreak )();

        ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        // IDebugEngine3
        STDMETHOD( SetSymbolPath )( LPCOLESTR szSymbolSearchPath, LPCOLESTR szSymbolCachePath, LOAD_SYMBOLS_FLAGS Flags );
        STDMETHOD( LoadSymbols )();
        STDMETHOD( SetJustMyCodeState )( BOOL fUpdate, DWORD dwModules, JMC_CODE_SPEC *rgJMCSpec);
        STDMETHOD( SetEngineGuid )( GUID *guidEngine );
        STDMETHOD( SetAllExceptions )( EXCEPTION_STATE dwState );

        ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        // IDebugEngineLaunch2

        STDMETHOD( LaunchSuspended )(
           LPCOLESTR             pszMachine,
           IDebugPort2*          pPort,
           LPCOLESTR             pszExe,
           LPCOLESTR             pszArgs,
           LPCOLESTR             pszDir,
           BSTR                  bstrEnv,
           LPCOLESTR             pszOptions,
           LAUNCH_FLAGS          dwLaunchFlags,
           DWORD                 hStdInput,
           DWORD                 hStdOutput,
           DWORD                 hStdError,
           IDebugEventCallback2* pCallback,
           IDebugProcess2**      ppDebugProcess
        );
        STDMETHOD( ResumeProcess )(
           IDebugProcess2* pProcess
        );
        STDMETHOD( CanTerminateProcess )(
           IDebugProcess2* pProcess
        );
        STDMETHOD( TerminateProcess )(
           IDebugProcess2* pProcess
        );

    public:
        bool FindProgram( DWORD id, RefPtr<Program>& prog );
        void DeleteProgram( Program* prog );
        HRESULT AddPendingBP( PendingBreakpoint* pendingBP );
        void OnPendingBPDelete( PendingBreakpoint* pendingBP );
        DWORD GetNextModuleId();
        void ForeachProgram( ProgramCallback* callback );

        // Returns true if exception info was found.
        // If found, then returns info in output param. A copy is returned instead
        // of a pointer to the entry, because another thread can change the list
        // before the user gets around to using the info.
        bool FindExceptionInfo( const GUID& guid, DWORD code, ExceptionInfo& excInfo );
        bool FindExceptionInfo( const GUID& guid, LPCOLESTR name, ExceptionInfo& excInfo );

        HRESULT BindPendingBPsToModule( Module* mod, Program* prog );
        HRESULT UnbindPendingBPsFromModule( Module* mod, Program* prog );

        void BeginBindBP();
        void EndBindBP();

    private:
        HRESULT EnsurePollThreadRunning();
        void ShutdownIfNeeded();

        HRESULT StartDebuggerProxy(
            bool useInProcDebugger,
            IDebuggerProxy*& debugger );
        HRESULT StartDebuggerProxyForLaunch(
            const wchar_t* pszMachine,
            IDebugPort2* pPort,
            const wchar_t* pszExe,
            const wchar_t* pszOptions,
            DWORD dwLaunchFlags,
            IDebuggerProxy*& debugger );
        HRESULT LaunchSuspendedInternal(
            IDebuggerProxy*       debugger,
            IDebugPort2*          pPort,
            LaunchInfo&           launchParams,
            IDebugEventCallback2* pCallback,
            IDebugProcess2**      ppDebugProcess
        );
        HRESULT ResumeProcessInternal( IDebugProcess2* pProcess );

        DWORD GetNextBPId();
    };

    OBJECT_ENTRY_AUTO(__uuidof(MagoNativeEngine), Engine)
}


Sunflowers Van Gogh research papers examine flower paintings by one of the greatest painters in history.
Many regard Vincent Van Gogh as one of the greatest painters in history. During his lifetime, he only sold a single painting. Since his untimely death in 1890, his work has become universally admired and iconic. Among his works are two series of paintings of sunflowers.
Between 1886 and 1888, Van Gogh lived in Paris with his brother Theo. It was during this period when he executed the first of his sunflowers series. Four painting from August 1888 depict sunflowers in a vase. The first has three sunflowers in a green vase with a turquoise background. It is currently held in private hands. The second version had a royal blue background. This was held by a private collector in Japan and destroyed during World War II. The third version, with a blue green background in on display in Munich, while the four, which greatly resembles the third, has a yellow background. This is perhaps the most famous of his sunflower series, and the one most people see, as it is frequently reproduced. It is on display at the National Gallery in London.
In January 1889, Van Gogh made three repetitions of the third and fourth versions of Sunflowers. One can be seen at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, one at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, and the third at the Sompo Japan Museum of Art in Tokyo. Along with Starry Night, Sunflowers remains Van Gogh's most iconic work.
Expressionism Art research papers look into the art movement that started in Germany that presented images in a distorted and subjective perspective.
Expressionists had a colorful art style that showed characteristics of other painter's styles, such as Vincent van Gogh.
Paper Masters writes custom research papers on Sunflowers Van Gogh and examine flower paintings by one of the greatest painters in history.


Recently, I worked with friend and local photographer, Amber O'Brien, in helping her out with her rebrand and her new website. She recently graduated from university and wanted to give herself a more professional online presence so that she could focus on promoting her work and her business as a commercial and portrait photographer.
Amber wanted to go for a style that was elegant, clean and simple… with a little bit of fun injected into it. So we chose a colour palette, fonts and patterns that suited her and the type or customer that she wanted to attract.
An important element of branding is also having good headshots. If you have an online presence, people want to see who they're talking to. So, we headed to our local park for some photographs to use on her site. Amber is not only a great photographer herself, but she makes a great model too. Her style would probably have suited photographs in a more urban setting but because of time constraints we worked with the location closest to us. This is an element of her brand that can easily be changed and updated anyway, so in the future, these will probably be replaced.
Overall, I'm pretty pleased with the outcome. Her website and branding shows off her work beautifully and reflects her personality well. She's had some great feedback since launching and hopefully she can promote her business well.
Feel free to get in touch if you're looking to have a rebrand yourself. I love working with small business, freelancers and bloggers to help them create an online presence that looks great.


The International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) has announced that the Summit Racing Equipment Pro-Am Tour presented by AMSOIL and Summit Team Finals events scheduled to take place at Dallas Raceway later this year will both be moved to Pine Valley Raceway on their originally scheduled dates.
The Division 4 Summit Pro-Am Tour season opener, which is scheduled to take place March 14-16, and the Division 4 Summit Team Finals, set for September 25-28, will both take place at Pine Valley Raceway in Lufkin.
For more information on the venue changes, visit www.ihra.com and visit the schedule pages for a complete list of rules and schedules.


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WCHZ-FM (93.1 FM, "Hot 95.5/93.1") is a radio station broadcasting a classic hip hop format. Licensed to Warrenton, Georgia, the station goes by the name "Hot 95.5/93.1" and is owned by Beasley Media Group.

History
The station was assigned the call letters WRFN on August 4, 1997. It launched with a sports talk format, owned by Beard Broadcasting alongside sister AM sports station, WRDW. Beasley Broadcasting purchased both stations in 1999. On October 3, 2003, the station changed its call sign to WGAC-FM, simulcasting news/talk WGAC-AM.

On August 10, 2011, WGAC-FM's news/talk format (simulcast of WGAC 580) moved to 95.1 FM, licensed to Harlem, Georgia, swapping frequencies with rock-formatted WCHZ; the stations also swapped call signs five days later. The move also shifted WCHZ to the AM dial as a simulcast on 1480 AM, displacing WGUS-AM, although WGUS continued to broadcast on its 102.7 FM signal. Due to the new frequency's poor coverage of the Augusta market with 93.1 and inadequate sound quality on the AM dial, Beasley Broadcasting began broadcasting 95 Rock on a broadcast translator with 250 watts at 95.5 FM to better cover the city of Augusta and surrounding towns on January 16, 2012. In 2014, the station switched to simulcasting WGUS-FM, as 93.1 and 102.7 WGUS. The 250 watt translator at 95.5 continued to simulcast WCHZ.

On January 21, 2015, WCHZ-FM dropped the simulcast of WGUS-FM, and began simulcasting WHHD-HD2, and WCHZ 1480 AM, branded as "Hot 95.5/93.1" with a classic hip-hop format. Beasley Media surrendered WCHZ-AM's license to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on February 5, 2015; the FCC cancelled the license the same day.

The station's program director is Jay "Baby J" Jones and can be heard weekday afternoons during "Traffic Jammin' with Baby J".

References

External links
Hot 95.5/93.1 website

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Radio stations established in 1997
Classic hip hop radio stations in the United States
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package pictures.spring.modelo.dao.interfaces;

public interface RegionsIDAO extends GenericIDAO {

}


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package uk.co.quidos.plugins;

import java.text.DateFormat;
import java.text.ParseException;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.Date;

import org.springframework.core.convert.converter.Converter;

public class StringToDateConverter implements Converter<String,Date>{

	public Date convert(String source) {
		DateFormat dateTimeFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("dd/MM/yyyy");
		Date date = null;
		if(source != null && !source.trim().equals(""))
		{
			try {
				date = dateTimeFormat.parse(source);
			} catch (ParseException e) {
				e.printStackTrace();
			}
		}
		return date;
	}
}


of change projects fail. Companies need execution frameworks to deal with the challenges of change.
of executives say their companies provide sufficiently skilled personnel to implement high-priority strategic initiatives and only 11% believe they have the resources required for success.
of all change initiatives fail. But why? In most of the cases organizational-change failures are driven by … negative employee attitudes and unproductive management behavior. Having a formal framework to manage resistance to change, governance and decision making is critical.
of executives say their companies are "good" at feeding back lessons from successful implementation into strategic planning, and just 33% when it comes to unsuccessful ones. Worse, 33% have no method at all.
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Attorneys at Hamilton & Squibb, LLP, have extensive experience negotiating and drafting agreements and instruments to facilitate oil-and-gas development. The firm represents producers and landowners in connection with the following:
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The firm's attorneys render the following types of opinions:
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Recognizing that clients often face difficult time constraints, attorneys at Hamilton & Squibb, LLP, emphasize communication, diligence, and delivery of practical legal advice. Above all, the firm's philosophy rests upon its dedication to careful attention to detail and a refined understanding of oil-and-gas law.
With the complexity of land titles and the laws governing them, title disputes are sometimes inevitable. The attorneys at Hamilton & Squibb are regularly called upon to assess the merits of competing claims of ownership, provide risk-assessment analysis, and represent individuals, institutional investors, and oil-and-gas companies against adverse ownership claims.
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The firm has substantial experience representing the interests of surface owners, mineral owners, and royalty owners, and our attorneys have a track record of delivering outstanding results. Our clients' disputes are often resolved following an initial demand or a negotiated settlement agreement. Other times, more effort is required, even when the offending party's grounds for objection are tenuous. In every case, we think creatively in pursuit of results that surpass our clients' expectations, and we pride ourselves on communication, skillful negotiation, and vehement representation.
Incorrect Royalty Payments & Suspense Issues
Title disputes do not stop after an oil-and-gas well is drilled and producing. Oftentimes, our clients are not receiving the full royalty amounts attributable to their interests – or their royalties are being held in suspense by the operator. Hamilton & Squibb frequently acts as an advocate or intermediary between interest owners and operators to investigate and resolve title discrepancies, interests in suspense, and failures to tender timely royalty payments.
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When title disputes or defects exist or interfere with development plans, operators trust our attorneys to provide realistic, succinct advice within a short time frame. While the outcomes of most title issues cannot be predicted with certainty, we understand an operator's need for an unequivocal "best-case" and "worst-case" calculation in a timely manner, without legalese or qualifications. In addition, the business and economics backgrounds of our attorneys, grounded in industry knowledge and experience, give our firm a real-world understanding of how title issues affect an operator's bottom line.
Hamilton & Squibb advises clients during all phases of upstream development to ensure compliance with Railroad Commission regulations and local ordinances. Operators are often frustrated by conflicts between regulations, on one hand, and legal, engineering, and geological considerations on the other. With an intimate understanding of regulations and field rules for horizontal wells, we help operators discover solutions to the tensions created by these often-competing realities.
The firm has experience dealing with a wide variety of other regulations and statutes and has advised companies and mineral owners with respect to the availability of the Mineral Interest Pooling Act. Where spacing, density, and permitting issues arise, our firm offers representation before the Texas Railroad Commission and other agencies and authorities.
Hamilton & Squibb has extensive experience helping companies develop strategies to overcome title and regulatory obstacles to the drilling of horizontal wells. The firm prides itself in its grasp of the rich body of law addressing pooling and cotenancy, as well as the hurdles posed by well-spacing and density requirements for horizontal wells.
Applying that expertise, the firm helps clients form units and establish drilling plans to guarantee legal wells with optimal net-revenue interests. Our attorneys have an abundance of experience in dealing with nonconsenting interests, including nonexecutive mineral interests, nonparticipating royalty interests, unleased mineral interests in cotenancy, and nonconsenting third-party working interests. We understand how and why these interests complicate and interfere with drilling plans. Armed with that legal knowledge, we help clients clear regulatory and legal hurdles while minimizing exposure to interests that adversely impact economic return.
The firm performs due diligence for transactions involving lenders, borrowers, buyers, and sellers in the oil-and-gas industry. Representing secured and unsecured lenders and borrowers, Hamilton & Squibb negotiates and prepares loan documents, deeds of trust, assignments, and other instruments to facilitate the flow of capital in the energy industry.
In addition to negotiating and structuring the purchase and sale of oil-and-gas assets, our firm frequently performs due diligence for large and medium-sized acquisitions.
We offer an elastic suite of services and manpower that is easily customized for a particular transaction. Recognizing that each transaction is unique, our role is rarely the same from one project to the next. Always conscious and respectful of our clients' time, money, and objectives, our firm's approach to due-diligence projects centers on flexibility, value, and quality.
Due-Diligence Coordination & Research
When the documentation or data-room content of a seller or broker is deficient, our firm researches and collects relevant title and due-diligence material. Every attorney at Hamilton & Squibb is at home in the courthouse and the title plant. For valued clients, we frequently send our own attorneys to perform field work at competitive rates. For larger transactions, our firm has the capacity to assemble and coordinate teams of landmen to carry out title projects.
Due-Diligence Examination & Advice
After assembling title and other materials – or when in-house landmen are responsible for coordinating the due-diligence effort – our firm is called upon to examine title, identify defects, and evaluate risks. For higher-value assets, our review typically includes a thorough examination of title instruments and any prior title opinions, coupled with the preparation of an acquisition title opinion. For smaller properties, our examination is frequently scope-limited, and title advice may be delivered on a less formal basis.
Defects & Workouts
When title or other problems arise, our firm prepares defect notices and explanations to opposing parties and assists in negotiating workouts related to defect issues. Fiercely loyal to our clients' interests, our advocacy shields clients from paying for liabilities and problem properties.
The firm performs due diligence for transactions involving lenders, borrowers, buyers, and sellers in the oil-and-gas industry. Representing secured and unsecured lenders and borrowers, Hamilton & Squibb, LLP, negotiates and prepares loan documents, deeds of trust, assignments, and other instruments to facilitate the flow of capital in the energy industry.


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Nicole Muribrook: Wiki, Bio, Age, Film, Taylor Sheridan, Net Worth
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Nicole Muribrook: Wiki, Bio, Age, Film, Taylor Sheridan, Net Worth, Husband, Christian Wagner, Taylor Sheridan, Instagram, Nationality, Dark Blue, Yellowstone: Nicole Muribook is a well-known Actress and Model from the United States of America. She was born in Salt Lake City, Utah on March 19, 1983. She is best known for her episodic appearances in tv series like 'How I Met Your Mother' in 2008 and 'Dark Blue' in 2009. Her portrayal of Christina in the 2009 film 'I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell' also gained her public recognition. The 39 years old actress is married to popular filmmaker Taylor Sheridan. Together the couple has a son named Gus.
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I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell (2009)
The Human Contract (2008)
How I Met Your Mother (2008) in Season 3, Episode number 12: "No Tomorrow"
Dark Blue (2009) in Season 1, Episode number 6: "Ice"
The popular American actress has been married twice. In October 2006, the How I Met Your Mother actress married the American film editor Christian Wanger but the couple took divorced and separated in 2008. A few years later in 2013, she married celebrated actor, producer, director, and writer Taylor Sheridan. Together the couple has a son named Gus. The is residing in Weatherford, Texas, United States.
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Name Nicole Star Katter
Known as Nicole Muribrook
Profession Acting and Modeling
Height (approx.) in centimeters – 177 cm
meters – 1.77 m
feet inches – 5 ft 9 1⁄2 in
Weight (approx.) in kilograms – Not Known
in pounds – Not Known
Figure Measurements 33-34-33
Eye Colour Green
Date of Birth March 19, 1983
Birth Place Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
Zodiac sign/Sun sign Pisces
Caste Not Applicable
Address Weatherford, Texas, United States
Sexuality Not Known
Husband/Spouse Taylor Sheridan (2013 – present)
Christian Wanger (2006 – 2008)
Children 1 Son (Gus)
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Muribrook is married to the popular American FIlmmaker Taylor Sheridan. Earlier she was married to Christian Wanger but they separated in 2008.
5. When was Nicole born?
She was born to her parents in Salt Lake City, Utah on March 19, 1983.
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