Come for the politics, stay for the snark.

This blog will pay for itself.

Russian mouthpiece, go fuck yourself.

Good lord, these people are nuts.

Peak wingnut was a lie.

Republicans seem to think life begins at the candlelight dinner the night before.

Hot air and ill-informed banter

Schmidt just says fuck it, opens a tea shop.

It’s always darkest before the other shoe drops.

A sufficient plurality of insane, greedy people can tank any democratic system ever devised, apparently.

Roe isn’t about choice, it’s about freedom.

The GOP couldn’t organize an orgy in a whorehouse with a fist full of 50s.

New McCarthy, same old McCarthyism.

Come on, man.

We are aware of all internet traditions.

Americans barely caring about Afghanistan is so last month.

Accountability, motherfuckers.

Putin must be throwing ketchup at the walls.

Is it irresponsible to speculate? It is irresponsible not to.

The revolution will be supervised.

They traffic in fear. it is their only currency. if we are fearful, they are winning.

Optimism opens the door to great things.

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  6. 6.

    gogol's wife

    Watch War and Peace. Denisov’s mazurka! I want to have that on an endless loop in my brain.

  8. 8.

    BillinGlendaleCA

    I guess it’s back to Nixonland. In other news, got the camera that I’ll be converting to “full spectrum”. It seems to work OK and my current lens work with it.

  13. 13.

    Poopyman

    Why is Captain Kangaroo frowning?

    (Yeah, everyone’s a critic, but some of us are assholes too!)

  14. 14.

    Roger Moore

    What to do? What to do?

    Have you tried therapy? I’ve heard they can do things for people with addictions that were previously believed to be incurable.

  18. 18.

    dr. bloor

    Junior Bloor is watching this as we have a discussion about electoral math. He’s decided to add some Canadian colleges to his shopping list.

  19. 19.

    Linda Featheringill

    Gonna continue writing my review of Physica, written by Hildegard von Bingen somewhere in what is now Germany. She wrote it in the 12th Century. She was also a mystic and had visions and wrote theological works. Quite an active intellectual life for a woman in that place during that time. Lay people often refer to her as Saint Hildegard but the Church calls her the Reverend Doctor [of theology] Hildegard.

    My daughter turned me on to the Middle Ages and I am meeting some interesting women. I fear I would not like any of the men from that era and so I don’t bother with them.

    Next in line is Trotula of Salerno, Italy, during the 11th Century. Also a medical doctor. She reportedly wrote what was the first textbook on gynecology in Europe. Her book is on order but isn’t here yet.

    BTW: Trump Who? :-)

  20. 20.

    PurpleGirl

    What to do? What to do?

    Watch Castle reruns on TNT, watch kitten cams, check what’s on Animal Planet…

  26. 26.

    Roger Moore

    @BillinGlendaleCA:

    In other news, got the camera that I’ll be converting to “full spectrum”.

    I assume this means you’ll be replacing the hot mirror with clear glass. Are you doing the conversion yourself or having it done for you by a third party? Do you have any UV capable lenses to try UV photography with, or are you mostly interested in IR?

  29. 29.

    scav

    @opiejeanne: What topic at the gardening lecture? Seasonal? I’ll cop to geekily dreaming of learning more about techniques of pruning large shrubs of different types. I’ve haunted the web and library, but there’s still time before I can actually get out there and attack the poor neglected targets.

    good time for aspirational lectures too.

    eta. Personally beating my head on the hard sciences, fallout from the fun with gravity waves and OKGO video. And hey! Superearth got its atmosphere scanned! And, on the round theme, there were those cyanobacteria (pretty sure) basically using their entire bodies as eyes / lenses to direct themslelves toward light sources.

  30. 30.

    Betty Cracker

    I started out watching Trump on MSNBC, but Joe and Mika decided to sponsor a Trump infomercial. Seriously, it’s ridiculous. They asked him what he would replace Obamacare with, and he started babbling about how we’re gonna have tremendous plans and it’ll be so great and we’ll make deals with hospitals so people don’t die on the street, etc., and when he finally shut up, they just moved on to the next question. That’s it, no follow-up, no expression of incredulity at this magic bacon-shitting unicorn fantasy, just move on to the next topic. CLICK.

  37. 37.

    max

    What to do? What to do?

    As ever, avoid the TV like the plague. Save the Photons!

    max
    [‘Shields up.’]

  41. 41.

    JPL

    I streamed CNN and Carson is talking about the olden days when the government didn’t take care of the poor but we all did. It was cuz of the Bible or something. I shut it down and decided to watch the Mysteries of Laura.

  42. 42.

    Betty Cracker

    So now I’m watching Carson hold forth on CNN. He’s better off when he’s on a crowded stage failing to get a word in edgewise. CLICK.

  43. 43.

    Nate Dawg

    I think Joe Scarborough is exactly the type of Centrist that Trump would chose as his V.P., to unite this country.

    After 7 years of Obama, this country is far too polarized, and we need to some common sense centrists like Joe and Meekly, to help steer our national conversation.

  49. 49.

    trollhattan

    @BillinGlendaleCA:
    Doing UV stuff? Have seen interesting work from digicams that had the UVfilterectomy and frankly, most bodies > 5YO are gathering dust anyway so why not give them a second life?

  52. 52.

    Betty Cracker

    Back to MSNBC — maybe Scarborough really is auditioning for VP on the Trump ticket. The level of deference is absurd.

  58. 58.

    jl

    @Baud: OK, great. The Baud! 2016! campaign has a sexist scandal-gaffe on its hands.

    You need to run in the GOP primary. That has been the problem all along.

  63. 63.

    MomSense

    Roasted a whole cauliflower tonight and found a recipe for a garlic tahini dressing to go with it. Yum. Glass of wine, music and a new project on the needles.
    Oh and my kids are convinced the dog is part red wolf.

  64. 64.

    danielx

    TPM sez Peak Fournier has arrived:

    Ron Fournier says GOP decision not to hold hearings on Obama nominee is sign of systemic dysfunction. Fault of both parties equally.

    LOL.

    I’m afraid that Peak Fournier, like the Wingularity or the Wingnut Event Horizon, is one of those concepts whose time has not yet arrived, alas.

  65. 65.

    Turgidson

    What to do? Watch something good instead?

    I’m leaning towards watching the Better Call Saul season premiere I DVRed.

  66. 66.

    SiubhanDuinne, Annoying Scoundrel

    Our wonderful no-more-fucks-to-give POTUS has decided on his next head-explody thing. He’s going to Cuba next month (reportedly). I’m loving it.

    EDIT: Yep, seems to be legit. Being reported by multiple news sources.

  68. 68.

    Turgidson

    @danielx:

    Peak (Ron “Severe Dementia”) Fournier can’t happen until it is no longer profitable or advantageous for him to be a fake centrist concern troll on behalf of the GOP. With the GOP melting down into a puddle of rank horse shit, that day may yet come. But it’s not here yet. There is literally no event that can happen right now where Ron “Severe Dementia” Fournier would just say “it’s all the GOP’s fault.” Literally nothing.

  69. 69.

    BillinGlendaleCA

    @Roger Moore: I’ll probably have someone else do it, while the workflow isn’t too complicated on the camera; I really don’t have a good environment to do it in. I’m interested in IR(I’ve got a point-n-shoot full spectrum camera).

  71. 71.

    Iowa Old Lady

    @Betty Cracker: I was trying to think who Trump would pick as a VP. Who could he? Would a career politician chance losing on the Trump ticket? Scarborough was the only person I could think of, ridiculous as that is. But then this is Trump. It’s all ridiculous.

  78. 78.

    Major Major Major Major

    I just overheard “structured data,” “masturbating,” “css and JavaScript,” “I don’t know how to stop it,” “gentrification,” and “Swatch” in the same sentence.

    Fuck this city

  80. 80.

    SiubhanDuinne, Annoying Scoundrel

    @efgoldman:

    The Met announced their 2016-17 season today, and for the first time in 113 years* they are mounting an opera by a female composer — L’Amour de Loin (loosely, Love from Afar), a 2000 opera by the Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho. The conductor is also a woman — not unknown at the Met, but still something of a rarety — Susanna Mälkki.

    *(The one in 1903 was Der Wald by Dame Ethel Smyth.)

  82. 82.

    SiubhanDuinne, Annoying Scoundrel

    @dr. bloor:

    As one who spent many years promoting “Study in Canada” as part of my job, that news does my heart good. Where is he thinking of applying?

  87. 87.

    The Republic, Blah Blah Blah...

    Now there’s a sure fire money maker…

    A Chia plant figurine of The Donald, complete w/ that amazing hair…

  89. 89.

    Major Major Major Major

    @divF: trying to move to Seattle actually. Fits my dour personality. Ugh just overheard “standardization”. Which I’m all in favor of but OMG DO SPORTS BARS NOT EXIST HERE ANY MORE

    trying to watch duke lose here

  91. 91.

    SiubhanDuinne, Annoying Scoundrel

    @Baud:

    Ooh ooh ooh, I just got a headline from CNN and it said that Rubio SLAMMED President Obama’s plan to visit Cuba.

    Dammit, now I guess I’m going to have to watch that town hall. I told you heads would asplode.

  93. 93.

    Linda Featheringill

    @Baud:

    love from afar:

    At first, I thought you were correct but google translate says that love from afar is amour de loin in french. Who knew?

  98. 98.

    Summer

    @BlueNC: So you don’t support our tradition of public education? I suppose you’ll come out for charter schools next. And Donald Trump.

  99. 99.

    Glidwrith

    Watching the dragonets practice kumite. Life is too damn short and precious to waste watching idiots and poultroons.

  100. 100.

    Bill E Pilgrim

    @Major Major Major Major: Well I would be a little intrigued by “I don’t know how to stop it”, which I assume is a Jesus Christ Superstar cover/update.

    Mary M and Jesus have been married 20 years, all he does is watch TV and drink beer….

  101. 101.

    raven

    @Major Major Major Major: I remember eating lunch in the city with my buddy from the Nam who grew up there. He told me to watch the little tree outside the window of the laundry across the street. He said a dude would drop money in the tree, and hand would come out the window, grab it and replace it with a bag of smack. He was right. “A place where little cable cars. . . “

  102. 102.

    Major Major Major Major

    @divF: I’m only 30 and I’m already sick of these kids. I’m an actually trained data scientist with a masters and stuff and these people are so full of shit. I’m 30 and I already have an onion belt. It’s ridiculous. And all of their code sucks. Blergh. Get off my lawn, slightly younger members of my generation

  105. 105.

    Jim, Foolish Literalist

    Dean Heller is babbling about Obama listening to the people of Nevada when nominating Scalia’s replacement, not trying to advance the liberal agenda.
    Google says that in 2012, Obama got 531,373 votes in Nevada. in the same election, Dean Heller got 457, 656.

  109. 109.

    SiubhanDuinne, Annoying Scoundrel

    @efgoldman:
    @Baud:

    Plausible, but nope.

    It’s from a French play/libretto. Of the entire Live in HD schedule next season, I am by far most excited about this opera. And on a totally irrational (but, I hope, understandable) note of feminism, I am looking forward to this woman-composed, woman-conducted opera being aired within a few weeks of the election of this country’s first woman president.

    .

  111. 111.

    jl

    @efgoldman:@NotMax: Baud is, sad to say, inaccurate. We must rein in the cussed Baud. Har har har.

    Edit: but then, misleading and debauching our precious youth is a signature issue of the Baud! 2016! campaign. So, I am inaccurate. Sorry. Carry on, Baud!

  113. 113.

    NotMax

    raven, hoping you’re still around.

    Interesting 10 minutes short on a different kind of fishing on TCM Friday at 6:04 p.m.

    “This short film looks at a unique way of fishing with archer Howard Hill: using a bow and arrow-like harpoon.”

    Howard Hill was the champion archer known to movie buffs for his arrow artistry in the best Robin Hood film.

  114. 114.

    trollhattan

    @divF:

    San Francisco is turning into a giant theme park for the tech kids.

    Already happened long ago; just took awhile for folks to figure it out.

    One visits, then goes home.

  116. 116.

    Jim, Foolish Literalist

    Dear Rachel Maddow-
    People saying they don’t want to be appointed to the Supreme Court is not news worthy of an “exclusive breaking” tease (Jeh Johnson, if you’re curious)

  121. 121.

    jl

    @efgoldman: His latest excuse is that he is virtual campaign and he is timeless.

    When the convention comes, and Baud! has negative delegates I wonder how he will pay up. I guess a sorrowful bleg on BJ blog will ensue.

  126. 126.

    Botsplainer, Cryptofascist Tool of the Oppressor Class

    Second shoe dropped on the Bundys and others – indictments have been popping out of Nevada and a bunch of Bundy cattle are getting rounded up.

    The Bundys only own 160 acres – that wouldn’t even be enough to support a family on a farm in the fertile, wet east. They’re surrounded by hundreds of thousands of acres of BLM land – land which the Bundys have no deed to nor grazing rights.

    Bundy was running about 1000 poorly tended cattle on land he was trying to steal. They wandered as far as 50 miles, into the Lake Mead Rec Area. They presented a hazard to landowners and motorists. Also, Bundy was running a bunch of guarded checkpoints on all the local roads and BLM properties.

  128. 128.

    redshirt

    @BillinGlendaleCA: Oh there’s plenty. But I’ve got solar panels and a house that gets a lot of bonus heat from the sun, and so I chose my location based on these things. But made a major miscalculation in my assumptions and now will pay the price. For ever!

    Note 1! It doesn’t matter what the weather is like directly overheard, but rather some degrees to the South-West.
    Note 2! The Eastern side of a mountain valley is worse than the Western side.
    Note 3! Don’t underestimate Mt. Washington AKA The Cloud Factory.

    I could go on at length. About clouds.

  129. 129.

    mike in dc

    Playing “spot the policy detail” while watching this Trump “town hall” is like playing “Where’s Waldo?”, if Waldo isn’t actually in the picture.

  132. 132.

    Elie

    What a bore. A pig a mole and a snake …. what’s the story? Who cares? I know that I should pay more attention but I just cannot believe that they are for real.

  133. 133.

    Betty Cracker

    Rubio’s done on CNN. Looks like his reboot was mostly successful, but a minor programming error kept barfing up the word “blessed.” Three times in one sentence, IIRC. Next up, Creepy Cruz.

  134. 134.

    BillinGlendaleCA

    @redshirt:

    But made a major miscalculation in my assumptions and now will pay the price. For ever!

    What? You get a regrettable tat?

  135. 135.

    scav

    @efgoldman: 2000 isn’t that long ago for a world premiere. But, then, I’m lamentably behind the curve on the whizzing opera scene. Rather regretting there will be no pork-inspired soprano warblings though.

  139. 139.

    SiubhanDuinne, Annoying Scoundrel

    @efgoldman:

    Well, I shall judge “Love of my Loins” on its own merits. It does feminism no good at all to be told, or to think, “Hmm, not bad for a woman.” But I do have very high hopes for this — Saariaho has a distinguished reputation, and I plan to familiarize myself with some of her recorded works between now and December.

    As for Fanny Mendelssohn, if her name had been Frank Mendelssohn she might have received both more encouragement and a more rigorous musical training. From the Wikipedia article on her:

    However, Fanny was limited by prevailing attitudes of the time toward women, attitudes apparently shared by her father, who was tolerant, rather than supportive, of her activities as a composer. Her father wrote to her in 1820 “Music will perhaps become his [i.e. Felix’s] profession, while for you it can and must be only an ornament”.[5] Although Felix was privately broadly supportive of her as a composer and a performer, he was cautious (professedly for family reasons) of her publishing her works under her own name.

  142. 142.

    Bill E Pilgrim

    @Major Major Major Major:

    “So I’m dating…” “In escrow…” “250!” “How much did she have to drink?”

    I didn’t even know that dating involved escrow now. Sigh. I’m even more out of touch than I thought.

  143. 143.

    redshirt

    @BillinGlendaleCA: I’d have a better relationship with clouds if it was merely a regrettable tat.

    CLOUDS!!!!!

    There’s a phenomena I see all the time, directly connected to Mt. Washington. I call it “line in the sky”. Based on wind direction, a completely overcast sky will emanate from Mt. Washington to a certain point, where literally there is a demarcation in the sky, and on the other side of this line is pure blue sky. From experience and typical wind directions, this line is about 6 miles to my South. Close enough I can see it very clearly, far enough away that I’ll be overcast all day while folks just down the road get a blue sky day. It’s very frustrating – hence the cloud anger.

  145. 145.

    NotMax

    re: opera

    We’ve had Nixon in China.

    We’ve had Einstein on the Beach.

    We’ve even had Jackie O.

    And the list of celebrities and politicians goes on and on.

    Perhaps someone, somewhere, is furiously scribbling Trump on the Stump?

  147. 147.

    Jibeaux

    Watching the heels and knitting. Very nice.
    Also re: Cuba, Vox posted a great video about smuggling media to Cuba, it was very interesting. There’s a powerful entrepreneurial hustle in people, even those in an isolated island without capitalism.

  148. 148.

    Bill E Pilgrim

    @Omnes Omnibus: Oh terribly sorry I edited that out, I thought right away. And now I’m beyond the limit.

    My comment is definitely best read as if in the “There is only Zuul” voice, I should add.

  155. 155.

    Mnemosyne

    It’s raining in Southern California, which means that all sensible people are indoors. Even if you yourself can drive in the rain, it’s inadvisable to take your chances with the rest of the population.

    Plus Annie decided to wake us up at 2 am howling at another cat (I assume) in the alley, so we’re going to try and make it an early night tonight.

  156. 156.

    Anoniminous

    Bundy Indictments:

    * Conspiracy to Commit an Offense Against the U.S. – 5 years, $250,000 fine
    * Conspiracy to Impede and Injure a Federal Law Enforcement Officer – 6 years, $250,000 fine
    * Assault on a Federal Law Enforcement Officer – 20 years, $250,000 fine
    * Threatening a Federal Law Enforcement Officer – 10 years, $250,000 fine
    * Use and Carry of a Firearm in Relation to a Crime of Violence – 5 years minimum and consecutive
    * Obstruction of the Due Administration of Justice – 10 years, $250,000 fine
    * Interference with Interstate Commerce by Extortion – 20 years, $250,000 fine
    * Interstate Travel in Aid of Extortion – 20 years, $250,000 fine

  161. 161.

    SFAW

    @Omnes Omnibus:

    Well, it helps explain the comment. Apparently my not-so-classical education is lacking.

    I’ll have to go back and re-read 1066 and All That, see if there’s a chapter on him.

  164. 164.

    Davebo

    OK, since it’s an open thread…

    For just over 17 years I’ve owned my own software development company but it, and my clients depended almost completely on the oil and gas business. Things were great for a long time but if you’ve topped off your tank lately you may have noticed that my business has gone in the tank! About two months ago I decided that I needed a change. I decided that since in my city the two biggest industries are energy and health care I should look into the former and applied for a programming position with one of the top cancer research hospitals in the country.

    Today, after two interviews totaling 3 hours they called and offered me a position as a research programmer and I’m stoked! Don’t get me wrong, when oil was at $100 life was great but having stability, a fabulous benefit package and working in a truly recession proof industry is going to add 20 years to my life I’m sure.

    In the end, databases are databases regardless of what date you stuff them with. It will be strange having a real job after almost two decades but I think it will be a great new challenge!

    Sorry but I’m just so excited, and relieved.

  166. 166.

    Deecarda

    WTF, is Cruz paying CNN for this time? I thought the format was town hall. AC just sitting there conceding the stage to Cruz.

  167. 167.

    SFAW

    Re: Bundy

    I think it would be good humor if someone started a rumor that Malheur was all an Obama plan to get Bundy pere off his ranch, and someplace where the Feds could bag him …

    … AND that Ammon Bundy was in on that plan from the beginning. In fact, it was Ammon who originally suggested it to the Feds.

    Might get an actual, real-life circular firing squad, with only RWNJs as casualties.

  169. 169.

    scav

    @efgoldman: Only reason I knew was I’d just been to the link — that whizzing opera scene was in refernce to that. I really was just in despair over the pork aria getting the chop.

  172. 172.

    Davebo

    Thanks all. My one concern is this.

    If indeed the goal of this massive organization is to cure cancer, won’t that put us all out of work?

    OK, I guess it would be worth it.

    And “research programmer” sounds better than just “programmer” to me.

  173. 173.

    Omnes Omnibus

    @Davebo: Putting research in front of a title generally makes it sound better – except “research monkey,” that one is never good.

  174. 174.

    Calouste

    @Davebo: It’s very unlikely that they will find one cure that works for all types of cancers. If you already have worked for 17 years, this work will last you until retirement. And congrats :)

  176. 176.

    Warren Terra

    For those of us who follow politics like a telenovela, tonight presents a dilemma. Terracota figurine Donald Trump is on MSNBC. Cruz, Rubio and Carson are on CNN. What to do? What to do?

    Point and laugh at ?Jeb.

    I mean, he’s making Fred Thompson look like a committed campaigner. Ben Carson managed to get on the CNN event, and ?Jeb is stuck someplace away from the TV cameras, polishing his new handgun or something?

  178. 178.

    J R in WV

    @Davebo:

    Congratulations Davebo.

    I completely understand. I did contract work for a while, it paid well, but was stressful and long hours sometimes. So after one contracted project wound up, a friend working at a state agency asked me if I would be interested in signing up to help him in what was then kind of a one man operation.

    Long story short I got a job, worked there nearly 20 years until I retired. Big fun taking systems from COBOL/IMS to Oracle with clients running on Windows, followed by web-based systems towards the end.

    Data is data, the more complex the more fun to model. If you have a good data model, you can deal with changing needs without too much pain.

    Watch for tweaky health care requirements, HIPPA, etc.

    Best of luck in your new world!

  179. 179.

    Davebo

    @J R in WV:

    I rarely took contract positions (until recently when the bottom fell out).

    Luckily my work won’t deal with patient data at all but more with equipment calibration requirements mostly for Radiation Dosimetry quality assurance in medical trials.

    Computer geeks and physicists. Seems a match made in heaven to me!

    Thanks

  180. 180.

    mclaren

    As the election approaches, the articles asymptotically approach peak insanity. First off, Tom “My Asshole Advice Impoverished My Billionaire Wife Until She Was Worth 1% Of What She Had When I Married Her” Friedman with the spectacularly idiotic column “Who Are We?”:

    Bernie Sanders shows zero interest in entrepreneurship and says the Wall Street banks that provide capital to risk-takers are involved in “fraud”…”

    Let’s see: Goldman Sachs just plead guilty to massive criminal fraud and paid the SEC a record 550 million dollar fine and promised not to do it again.

    That sounds like Wall Street banks are involved in fraud.

    Washington, D.C., July 15, 2010 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that Goldman, Sachs & Co. will pay $550 million and reform its business practices to settle SEC charges that Goldman misled investors in a subprime mortgage product just as the U.S. housing market was starting to collapse.

    In agreeing to the SEC’s largest-ever penalty paid by a Wall Street firm, Goldman also acknowledged that its marketing materials for the subprime product contained incomplete information.

    In its April 16 complaint, the SEC alleged that Goldman misstated and omitted key facts regarding a synthetic collateralized debt obligation (CDO) it marketed that hinged on the performance of subprime residential mortgage-backed securities. Goldman failed to disclose to investors vital information about the CDO, known as ABACUS 2007-AC1, particularly the role that hedge fund Paulson & Co. Inc. played in the portfolio selection process and the fact that Paulson had taken a short position against the CDO.

    Source: SEC government website, press release 2010-123.

    Can anyone on this forum come up with a description of the behavior of Wall Street banks over the last 20 years that does not involve the word ‘fraud’?

    Bueller?

    Anyone?

    Next, we have the wildly demented Atlantic monthly article “Looking Backward on the Presidency of Donald Trump.” The takeaway is the ever-popular “we are all to blame”:

    And maybe it was a price the American people had to pay. Maybe Trump was a mirror, and we hated him because we hated what we saw in our reflection. We were coasting and knew it. A generation of elites prized shamelessness and ambition over virtue. Our newness and pride as a nation didn’t protect us from decadence, but it did allow us to ignore it, glued to our grievances and our phones as our culture and politics grew ever more brittle and shallow and crass.

    In the end, Trump is what America had earned. Trump is what America deserved. Trump was our reckoning. And while his rise to power was born of our failings, it also forced us to find our strength. It’s amazing how adaptable we are as human beings, isn’t it? Trump saved us.

    There are probably words to describe how insane that moral is, but I can’t come up with them. I don’t think the English language contains such words.

    And it’s only February, folks! By the time we get to July, the streets of America will probably be full of people dancing frantically until they drop — say hello to medieval dancing mania!

    And you thought the debt crisis ceiling was peak wingnut insanity. Folks, you ain’t seen nothin’ yet…

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