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Additional District and Sessions Judge Bhupesh Kumar deferred the hearing for 15 October after the public prosecutor could not attend the case hearing since he was busy elsewhere.
Bharti last month filed the application challenging a magisterial court order that dismissed his plea for registration of an FIR against unidentified police officials under charges dealing with framing of incorrect record and making false charge of offence with intent to injure, among other things.
Bharti and others were charge-sheeted on 29 September last year under 16 sections of the Indian Penal Code, including those pertaining to outraging the modesty of women. In the charge sheet of over 100 pages, police cited around 41 prosecution witnesses, including nine African women, to buttress the charges.
Police lodged an FIR on 19 January 2014, against "unidentified accused" on the court's direction and booked them on charges dealing with wrongful confinement, criminal intimidation and act intended to insult the modesty of a woman.
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Medical billing errors are probably more common than you think, and they could be costing you money. In fact, millions of Americans could be overpaying on their medical bills because of common errors. Whether it's duplicate charges, incorrect information like a wrong insurance ID number, or an inflated quantity of services provided–errors happen, and they can be costly. Inaccuracies with any one of these issues could result in thousands of dollars being wrongfully added to your final bill, or a complete denial of charges by your health insurance plan.
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After you visit your medical provider, you'll receive an invoice telling you how much you owe. However, because errors are common, make sure you request an itemized bill or statement from the hospital or your doctor. This way, you can carefully check each service you are being charged for.
If you have health insurance, you should also receive an explanation of benefits statement from your health plan. Compare the EOB statement with your medical bill very carefully. The EOB should provide details such as the type of service received, the date of service, the amount your health care provider billed your insurance company, the total amount that was not covered and the total patient cost.
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- Duplicate charges: Carefully check for duplicate charges to make sure you were not billed twice for a single service or procedure. With an itemized bill, it should be much easier to spot.
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- Upcoding charge: A hospital could inflate a patient's diagnosis to one that represents a more serious procedure, leading to a higher medical bill. For example, you could have received the lowest level of emergency room services but be billed at the highest level. This is an illegal, fraudulent practice, and you should ask your health care provider to correct the charge immediately.
- Unbundling of charges: This refers to the separation of charges that should have been billed under the same procedure code. This type of mistake can be tricky to identify unless you're a certified medical bill coder, but you can reference the National Correct Coding Initiative by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services if you suspect such a mistake on your bill.
- Balance billing when in-network: This occurs when the health care provider bills you for charges other than co-payments, co-insurance or any other amount than what was assigned by your insurance company. Balance billing is often improper when the care was provided by an in-network hospital or physician. If you think you've been balance billed, compare the bill with your EOB to make sure. Balance billing is most common when you are treated out-of-network for non-emergency care, as doctors can set the rate to charge you and bill you for anything over the amount your insurance covers.
- Incorrect quantity: Make sure you weren't charged extra for an incorrect quantity of items or medications. This mistake could be as simple as an extra "0" placed at the end of a number by the billing department.
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I'm originally from NY but moved down to Baltimore about 8 years ago for my job, which at the time was as an environmental engineer. For the past 6 years or so I have been working as a professional mariner mostly on large sailboats over 100'. Think "semester at sea" education vessel or rich guy's racing yacht as I've worked on both. I've been traveling almost non-stop for most of that time but am now looking to finally settle down a bit in Baltimore – or at least try to. I like doing just about anything outside, am looking forward to being around for inner harbor beach volleyball and have occasionally been known to root for Baltimore sports teams when it doesn't conflict with my beloved NY Giants or Mets.
What has changed since starting CrossFit?
The biggest change for me since starting CrossFit has been my commitment level to things that I never would have tried before like the paleo challenge. I'm not sure I could have done it on my own but through whatever voodoo you guys have going in that warehouse I somehow have become much more interested in what I eat. Oh and I've lost 10 lbs which for a big guy like myself is pretty great.
What do you enjoy about CrossFit Federal Hill?
First and foremost are the coaches – I know that sounds obligatory sucking up but when I started I already knew I liked the CrossFit style of workout but wasn't sure about the setting. Needless to say it has been awesome and I am a total convert. I think Geo and Brian along with the rest of the CFH members are directly responsible for that. I have finished WODs first and dead last and everywhere in between and always felt good about it. Also it is about 100' from my front door so that makes 0530 classes a bit easier to make.=
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CrossFit outside the gym has had a big impact for me. My job is very physically demanding with lots of climbing, pulling etc. so the benefits are obvious. The not so obvious benefit comes from the mental aspects of CrossFit. Staying focused and working through discomfort during a WOD everyday has to be good practice for the rest of life right? I like to think so.
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Summer 1958: Senator John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline with their daughter, Caroline, at John's father's house in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts. Photo by Jacques Lowe.Hillary isn't going to like this. Looks like New York's "Clinton seat" in the U.S. Senate could soon go back to being the "Kennedy seat," 43 years after Robert F. Kennedy died while still in office (though he was running for president at the time).
That's because Caroline Kennedy, daughter of J.F.K. and niece of both R.F.K. and the Senate's liberal lion in winter himself, Teddy Kennedy, has said she would indeed like to replace Hillary Clinton when she steps into the job of secretary of state.
If you're worried that America is becoming a quasi-oligarchy of ruling dynasties ... you're right! We've got Bushes, Clintons, Kennedys, Udalls, and more! Caroline has zero experience as a political candidate, but should that worry New Yorkers who have spent the past year watching their junior Senator stump for president (while their senior Senator shoveled concessions to his friends on Wall Street)?
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For the order of service for the opening "Mass", click here.
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The first time in the memory of this Reformed Episcopalian a RE Communion was held without the Invitation to "Our fellow Christians . . ." to join in the Lord's Supper
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The pictures above only show clergy in the congregation because only clergy (with a few special exceptions) were permitted to sit in the church sanctuary. Lay deputies were seated in Grundorf Hall and "participated" in the Mass via a live feed and large screen projection.
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"The iPod Photo is living proof that a device can't serve two masters. The color screen is great, but the iPod can't really offer a great photo experience with its small screen, recycled music interface, lack of a camera and poor photo-management features. Our advice? Stay focused on music. Keep the color screen–and keep enhancing digital music with iTunes Music Store franchises, podcasts and music subscriptions," Ted Schadler and Josh Bernoff, Forrester Research Analysts, write for CNET News.
We've been living with iPod Photo for three months now. At first, we loved the addition of photos to the music player–the wow factor alone was reason enough to upload photos. But the more we carried the device around, the more we realized two things:
1. The color screen does make the iPod music experience better. Let's face it: Everything looks better in color. And so does the iPod. Text, navigation and album cover art look great and extremely familiar to those used to working on a PC or Mac. The color screen makes menus more readable, photos displayable and the music experience more delightful.
2. Alas, a color screen by itself does not a great photo experience make. Though the iPod Photo is a fine way to drag a bunch of pictures around to show friends, it's clear Apple Computer kept the focus on music–not photos. There's no camera, the screen is tiny, the iTunes synchronization is clunky, the lack of on-the-go photo album creation is annoying, and (for power users) the file structure is tedious. Of course, you can plug the iPod Photo into a television and click through a slide show, but you're limited to the slide shows already on the device–and you can't edit them without going back to your computer.
Schadler and Bernoff write, "Instead of adding myriad photo features to the iPod Photo to try to overcome its multifunction challenges, Apple should keep the color screen and basic photo functions; revamp the iPod Photo advertising to emphasize how photos enhance the music experience; and get on with the business of improving the digital music experience."
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ROCHESTER — Robbery suspect Okiemute "Leo" Omatie has been identified as the victim in last month's shooting on Lafayette Street, where Dover man Kerry Joseph allegedly shot him in the chest with a firearm.
Joseph, 27, last known to live on New York Street in Dover, is being held at Strafford County jail on $100,000 cash bail, after being arraigned on the felony first-degree assault charge last week.
The shooting happened in the late morning on July 29, just outside the porch steps at 42 Lafayette St. Omatie, who is identified as the shooting victim in court documents, suffered life-threatening injuries after being shot in the chest. He was flown by helicopter to Maine Medical Center after the incident and survived.
Omatie, 19, of 28 Fifth St., Dover, had been arrested on a felony robbery charge for allegedly striking a man in the neck with an electronic device, and then beating him when he fell to the ground. The incident occurred at a Locust Street apartment in Dover on June 29. After the assault, police claim Omatie stole electronics and medication from the victim's home. According to police, Omatie committed the robbery in concert with Phillip Swanson, 27, who lives with Omatie. Swanson had also been charged with felony robbery in connection to the incident.
At this time, it is unclear whether the June 29 robbery is related to the shooting on Lafayette Street.
The shooting spurred a weeklong search for Joseph, who was identified as the shooting suspect shortly after the incident. The search, which involved multiple law enforcement agencies across three states, ended when Joseph was arrested in Rhode Island by the U.S. Marshals Joint Fugitive Task Force on Aug. 6. U.S. Marshals say Joseph had been hiding at the apartment of an acquaintance in Pawtucket, R.I. Just before his arrest, Joseph tried to escape the apartment, but was confronted by law enforcement. He then went back to the residence and hid, but was quickly located by members of the task force and arrested.
After being arraigned in Rhode Island on a fugitive from justice charge, Joseph was extradited to New Hampshire to face the first-degree assault charge in connection with shooting Omatie. Joseph was arraigned at Rochester Circuit Court Thursday and was ordered held in jail on $100,000 cash bail. As part of his bail conditions, Joseph is prohibited from having contact with Omatie or going near his home in Dover.
A probable cause hearing for Joseph's first-degree assault charge is scheduled for Friday, at Rochester Circuit Court.
After Omatie and Swanson waived their probable cause hearings last month, the robbery cases against them were transferred to Strafford County Superior Court, where a grand jury will decide whether to indict them.


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Labelling writers as introverts is a faux statement.
This is so me! In fact, I am always 'offline' in FB, though I am logged in all the time. I begin a conversation only when needed, comment rarely and my posts are minimal. Yet I check social networks everyday. I can't even remember the last time I put up a status. No I am not out of it, not sure if I must do something too.
Rightly saud but every thing has both sides good & bad I m a social person but nit addictedReplyDelete
Yes. That is very true. It sure has a bad side along with the good one. But how should we manage that?
I think it has got to do with sharing your personal thoughts/life online,especially if it involves a larger audience that too total strangers.Thats not bad.ReplyDelete
And that is where the engagement comes into the picture. Not everyone has the courage to share their stuff with strangers and make a space for themselves.
Loved to hear your opinion :)
Oh really? I thought you and I are pretty cool :)
I am an ambivert online and offline. That includes my blog too.
It's okay however you are. It should work for you and talking about a writing buddy? Make that one attempt and you will not regret. Trust me.
Good luck for the challenge.
You think so? I know you are.. I doubt if I am online :P
But I love the way you express yourself online and that is how I know you and I love you for that.
Thank you so much. You're truly a sweetheart Parul :)
I think it is easier to talk to a face rather than a picture. I can talk online to people I have met and interacted with. But if I have never met someone, that makes it harder for me to talk to them.ReplyDelete
Yes. Very much. Imagine. I've never ever met anyone from the blogosphere and making connections there and engaging... I don't know how it looks when I handle it online..
Thanks for dropping by Jaibala :)
And I'm just the opposite! I find it easier to interact and be social online. I'm a bit more awkward IRL!
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I guess even I could be social online... But I am not! And I hate it... But that's fine I guess!
Hey!Is the offer for being a blog buddy open? I am a part of the buddy team here, but I had like to more regular with it. Lets catch up more over these 15 days! :)ReplyDelete
Yes it is! I'm late at commenting here but I'll sure catch you up :)
Thanks a ton :)
I am the worst person online. god know when i last logged into my fb account.. whats wrong with picking the phone up and talking .. or just getting up and visiting ...
I still do it and I think thats why people say i am awkwards .. Am I :)
I do login to my account everyday but I barely share a conversation with anyone!
I am socially awkward when it comes to the net but put me in front of a person and I can talk! I don't know how to make clever tweets and witty repartee on lineReplyDelete
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A popular local high school girls track coach was one of the nine victims killed in the shootings at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina, on Wednesday night.
Goose Creek High School girls track and field coach Sharonda Coleman-Singleton was also a speech therapist at the school. She was a mother of three as well as a reverend at the church where the shootings occurred during a Bible study meeting, the Berkeley Independent reported.
The school will host a Night of Prayer for Coleman-Singleton tonight at 7 p.m.
Coleman-Singleton ran track as an undergraduate at South Carolina State, and she graduated in 1991. She received a masters in communication sciences from Montclair State in New Jersey in 1993.
Goose Creek's baseball coach Chris Pond said Coleman-Singleton was an "awesome" colleague who "loved everyone and always had a positive attitude about everything. She'll be greatly missed."
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Lifestyle magazines are getting serious about their presidential election coverage
Time, Newsweek, The Nation: These are the kinds of magazines where political junkies expect to find election news. But at the Republican and Democratic National Conventions, delegates rubbed elbows with reporters from magazines known less for their election coverage than for forecasting fashion trends.
While GQ has always covered politics, the launch of the Death Race 2012 blog and @GQPolitics Twitter feed earlier this year signaled the start of a greater day-to-day involvement in the issues. While its writers come with impressive resumes—lead correspondent Marin Cogan came from Politico, while Reid Cherlin was an Obama White House spokesman—the tone is anything but inside baseball.
"We wanted to publish the stories that reporters talk about at the bar after an event," said GQ senior editor Mark Lotto, a New York Times alum. "This was a real opportunity for us to do the kind of politics coverage that we've always done in the magazine in a more active and elastic way."
According to Lotto, readers are clamoring for the kind of election coverage that magazines can provide. "People are so eager for narrative and ideas that will stick with them for longer than five minutes. They're coming to us for context and authenticity."
With women's issues at the forefront of the 2012 conversation, women's titles have also bumped up their political coverage beyond first lady cookie contests and feel-good interviews. "It's impossible to open up a newspaper or turn on the TV without seeing women's issues being discussed," said Glamour editor in chief Cindi Leive. "There's a lot of meat there for us to cover."
This year, Glamour created a political Web vertical, Inspired, and current events blog, The Conversation. Marie Claire hired Nona Willis Aronowitz to lead its political coverage and had its first live political event. Seventeen has its Electionista blog.
Not everyone thinks this is necessarily a good idea (witness the knocks President Obama took over a recent Glamour interview), though Leive would obviously beg to differ. "For any candidate to address 51 percent of the voting population is not silly or fluffy—it's good common sense," she said.
Lifestyle magazines' increased political involvement isn't likely to end with the election. Joanna Coles, Cosmopolitan's new editor in chief, fully expects Cosmo to be at the 2016 conventions. "And if Todd Akin, god forbid, gets elected, we'll be tweeting about it every day," Coles added.


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The return of South Cheshire's Fig Wake rolls back into the village of Wybunbury on 11th June and this time, for the first time, Robinsons' pub the Swan Inn will also host a three day beer festival from 10th – 12th June.
This peculiar event was first celebrated back in the early 19th century and to this day the rules remain basically the same. Contestants bake a fig pie – to a time-honoured secret recipe – and then roll it down a hill. The winner, whose pie is the quickest and still intact, is then crowned 'Pie-roller Champion'. The earliest Wybunbury Wake recorded was in 1819 but this was later 'cut' due to 'unruly circumstances'. However, in 1995 the rural event was reinstated as part of the Wybunbury Tower Preservation Tower fundraiser; to raise funds towards the maintenance of their historic leaning tower.
Fast forward 21 years and the local tower trust continues to host the famous Wybunbury Wake and this year locals are keener than ever to get their bake on. But this is not an event to be taken lightly. Participants have to follow a strict recipe and adhere to traditional rules dating back 200 years.
This competitive ritual has become Wybunbury's most anticipated annual sporting event; with locals preparing their fig pies months in advance to ensure their baked goods are more robust to withhold the pressure of the famous hill roll. On the day itself, the whole street is cornered off between the Swan Inn and the Red Lion on the Wybunbury Main Road; allowing spectators to have the best view of the rolling pies. Seven years ago the record for the longest roll was set at 300ft… could this be the year we see a new record-breaking-roll?
To coincide with this year's event, the Swan Inn will be hosting a beer festival from 10 – 12th June (true to the event's original format). The Robinsons pub will provide live music and a vast range of Robinsons' award-winning ales, guest ales and craft beers.
Licensee of the Swan Inn, Ian Booth, commented: "This is a fiercely competitive and extraordinary event that our village is very proud of and we're excited to be a part of it; particularly my wife Melanie who always bakes the fig pie for the local MP Edward Timpson. Last year our pie was also declared the winner so fingers crossed. Our weekend beer festival of live music, great food and a wide range of Robinsons' award-winning ales promises to be a great day out for all the whole family."
Why not take part in this year's celebrations? For more information, call Swan Inn 01270 841280, visit the Swan Inn, Facebook and Twitter. Or the Wybunbury Tower website.


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Asthma deaths report warns complacency is costing lives
By Dominic Hughes
Health correspondent, BBC News
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People suffering from asthma are dying unnecessarily because of complacency among both medical staff and patients, according to the first national study of asthma deaths in the UK.
Researchers found that in nearly half of the cases they looked at, asthma sufferers did not receive any medical help during their final asthma attack.
The National Review of Asthma Deaths says sufferers and medics must be better at recognising the danger signs.
The UK has 5.5 million asthmatics.
Although deaths linked to the condition have been falling, there were 1,242 in 2012 - meaning the UK has some of the highest asthma death rates in Europe.
Holly Sparshott, from Gosport, died of asthma at the age of 12. Her mother, Sarah, is campaigning to raise awareness about how dangerous the disease can be.
The national study involved a detailed examination of the circumstances around 195 such deaths.
Among the review's key findings were:
- The standard of care received was less than satisfactory in a quarter of cases where people died and there was "room for improvement" in the care received by 83% of those who died.
- Triggers for asthma attacks had not been documented in more than half of the cases and 57% were not recorded as being under specialist supervision in the year before death.
- Deficiencies were found in both routine care and in the treatment of attacks.
- There was widespread under-use of preventer inhalers and excessive over-reliance on reliever inhalers.
- 10% of those who died did so within one month of discharge from hospital following treatment for asthma; at least 21% had attended an emergency department at least once in the previous year.
- Over half of those who died were being treated for mild or moderate asthma at the time; experts concluded that this was mostly because neither doctors nor patients themselves recognised how serious their asthma really was.
- Of those who died, 19% were smokers and others, including many children, were exposed to second-hand smoke in the home.
- Some patients had not collected their prescriptions for preventative treatment or did not attend regular asthma check-ups.
Researchers found that clinicians and patients alike had become complacent about the illness.
Since asthma symptoms can come and go, some patients may forget or feel they don't need to keep taking their medication, for example.
The report calls for better monitoring and improved education for doctors, nurses, patients and carers.
Dr Kevin Stewart of the Royal College of Physicians, which managed the review, said: "It's time to end our complacency about asthma, which can, and does, kill. There are important messages in this report for clinicians, for patients and their families and for policy-makers.
"We haven't paid enough attention to the importance of good routine asthma care by clinicians with the right training and experience and the part that patients themselves play in this.
"Too often we have also been slow to detect signs of poor asthma control and slow to act when these have been present, with tragic consequences for some families."
'Damning indictment'
Prof Chris Griffiths of Queen Mary University of London was also involved in the report.
He said it revealed that care had deteriorated since an analysis in 2005.
Prof Griffiths said: "These worrying statistics can and must be turned around in the next decade.
"Those of us who work in general practice must implement the recommendation to have a named clinician responsible for asthma in each practice.
"Despite facing huge challenges as we work to meet current NHS organisational change, we need to prioritise asthma care in order to reduce deaths in the UK."
Kay Boycott, chief executive of the Asthma UK says the charity "wholeheartedly endorses" the report.
She said: "This confidential enquiry has identified prescribing errors of a frankly horrifying scale and is a damning indictment of current routine practice."
In many of the cases the experts examined, warning signs were found to have been ignored.
'Call to action'
Ms Boycott added: "Past attacks are a clear risk factor for future attacks, but more than two-thirds of the people hospitalised in the month before they died did not get properly checked up afterwards.
"It's heart-breaking that the review has found 46% of deaths could have been avoided with better routine care."
Prof Mike Morgan, NHS England's national clinical director for respiratory services, said: "These statistics are a call to action for commissioners, health professionals and patients.
"Every patient should have a care plan which should be regularly reviewed and patients should be supported to manage their asthma, including effective inhaler technique and knowledge of their condition."
The Irish, Scottish and Welsh Governments said they would look closely at the key findings of the report.
A spokesman for the Department of Health in Northern Ireland (DHSSPS) said: "As part of its continuing commitment to improve services, the department will consider the findings and recommendations of the National Review of Asthma Deaths and what lessons can be learned from the report."


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Health Highlights: March 16 2008
Optical Scanning Method May Be Able to Detect Early Onset of Alzheimer'sVaricose, Spider Vein Removal Jump to No. 2 as Most-Performed Cosmetic Surgery Meningitis Kills 1 of 3 College Students in Upstate New York Breast Cancer Awareness Program Unites U.S., Mexico Lubbock Has Worst Teeth in U.S.: Study Microwave Popcorn Chemical Damages Airways: Study
Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay:
Optical Scanning Method May Be Able to Detect Early Onset of Alzheimer's
A team of researchers from Harvard Medical School and Boston University says it has found a way to detect the amyloid plaque in the brain that may be able to signal the progression of Alzheimers disease while the patient is still alive.
According to a news release from the Optical Society of America, the detection method, which uses near-infrared light detection to scan a person's brain to find the plaque, is being tested on living subjects. Finding the amyloid substances, believed to be the chief cause of memory loss and other symptoms of Alzheimer's dementia, had previously been accomplished only during autopsies.
"We're primarily interested in finding a way of diagnosing and monitoring Alzheimer's disease during life," U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Research Scientist Eugene Hanlon says in the news release. "We think this technique has a lot of potential for detecting the disease early on."
Hanlon and his colleagues from Harvard Medical School-Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Boston University used the near-infrared scanning technology to demonstrate that as the microscopic plaques accumulate, the optical properties of the brain change. The current research on living subjects will determine the technology's effectiveness as a an early-detection tool, the news release said.
The study is published in the current issue of the journal Optics Letters.
Varicose, Spider Vein Removal Jump to No. 2 as Most-Performed Cosmetic Surgery
Varicose vein removal has moved ahead of eyelid surgery as the second most often performed cosmetic surgical procedure, according to a new survey.
The reason for this, The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS) says in a news release, is cosmetic surgery preferences of men, not women, have changed dramatically. Sclerotherapy, the removal of spider veins and varicose veins, has increased about 226 percent among U.S. men in the past five years, the AACS says, while it has only increased about 3.5 percent as a preference for U.S. females.
By contrast, U.S men seem to be thinking twice about hair transplants, according to the survey. Price may be a factor, with hair transplant costs increasing by almost $1,300 in the past five years, while sclerotherapy costs have declined by slightly more than $100, according to AACS statistics.
Liposuction remains the top cosmetic surgical procedure, the AACS says, followed by sclerotherapy and blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery). The top non-surgical cosmetic procedure is Botox injection, the AACS reports.
Meningitis Kills 1 of 3 College Students in Upstate New York
An 18-year-old student at an upstate New York college has died from what health officials suspect is a case of bacterial meningitis, the New York Times reports.
The death March 14 of Craig Schiesser, a freshman at the State University of New York (SUNY) College at Oswego on Lake Ontario, was one of three bacterial meningitis cases reported on two upstate New York college campuses in the past week-and-a-half, the newspaper reports.
Two Cornell University students, a 21-year-old woman and a 19-year-old man, have been hospitalized, the Times reports, causing health to warn students that they may need to take medicine to prevent their contracting the disease.
This is particularly true of anyone who may have been in contact with Schiesser during the past 10 days, the newspaper said. Health and college officials were also investigating whether the three cases were connected through campus parties, because the two colleges are relatively near each other.
Earlier this year, two fatal cases of bacterial meningitis struck a high school guidance counselor and a 17-year-old high school senior over a 24-hour period and within a few miles of each other in the New York City suburban area of Long Island.
Bacterial meningitis inflames the outer membranes of the brain and spinal cord and kills a few hundred people nationwide each year, the Times reports. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, symptoms include a sore neck, headaches, flu-like symptoms and a high fever.
Breast Cancer Awareness Program Unites U.S., Mexico
The effort to expand breast cancer awareness went beyond United States borders this weekend as U.S. First lady Laura Bush joined Mexico's First Lady Margarita Zavala in announcing an alliance between the two countries for awareness and research into cures for the deadly disease.
The Associated Press reports that the U.S.-Mexico Partnership for Breast Cancer Awareness and Research was officially launched March 14, with Bush and Zavala speaking about ways to educate people not only about preventative measures but also in getting rid of stigmas associated with breast cancer.
"In Mexico, one out of every 258 women will discover they have breast cancer in the next 10 years," the wire service quotes Bush saying at the ceremony in the Mexico City. "The majority of these cases will be detected in their later stages, greatly reducing their chances of survival."
Eventually, the partnership will extend to Brazil and Costa Rica, the A.P. reported. And the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation create training programs in Mexico.
Lubbock Has Worst Teeth in U.S.: Study
The best teeth in the United States are found in Madison, Wis., Nashville, Tenn., and Raleigh, N.C., while the worst are in Lubbock, Texas. Three other cities in the Lone Star state -- El Paso, San Antonio, and Dallas -- are also in the bottom 15 cities, says an article in next month's Men's Health magazine.
The authors looked at U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data on the number of annual dentists visits, canceled appointments, regular flossers, and households using fluoride in 100 large cities, the Associated Press reported.
Some experts theorized that high level of fluoride in Lubbock's well water may be a factor. Too much fluoride in water can cause tooth enamel to become rough, leaving white or brown stains.
Others suggested that dental care is too expensive, which means low-income people can't afford regular checkups or education, the AP reported.
Microwave Popcorn Chemical Damages Airways: Study
Inhalation of a chemical used in microwave popcorn artificial butter flavoring damaged the airways of mice, which developed a condition that can lead to a life-threatening lung disease, says a study by researchers at the U.S. National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS).
Mice exposed to diacetyl vapors for three months developed lymphocytic bronchiolitis, a precursor to obliterative bronchiolitis (popcorn lung). None of the mice developed the more serious disease, said ConsumerReports.org.
"This is one of the first studies to evaluate the respiratory toxicity of diacetyl at levels relevant to human health. Mice were exposed to diacetyl at concentrations and durations comparable to what may be inhaled at some microwave popcorn packaging plants," study co-author Daniel L. Morgan, chief of the Respiratory Toxicology Group at the NIEHS, said in a prepared statement.
He and his colleagues concluded that workplace exposure to diacetyl contributes to the development of obliterative bronchiolitis, but noted that more research was needed. The study was published online in the journal Toxicological Sciences.
Obliterative bronchiolitis has been noted in microwave popcorn packaging plant workers who have inhaled significant concentrations of artificial butter flavoring. Late last year, a number of leading popcorn makers said they planned to eliminate diacetyl from their products, ConsumerReports.org said.


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This story is fictional and my first so i hope you like it im always open for suggestion. Nancy just turned eighteen when she was lying in bed, she had a perfect body.
She was a brunette with green eyes and a really cute face, full lips and c-cup firm breasts.
At that night she couldn't sleep and she started to play with herself, one hand moved to her left breast while the other hand moved over her naked body. slowly going lower and lower till it reached her clit and really wet dripping pussy.
She was really enjoying herself that she didn't notice something sliding under the sheeds towards her naked body. Suddenly Nancy felt a stinging pain in her feet as the thing injected toxins in her feet, it was to late for Nancy. Within seconds the toxins started to work, paralyzing her body and working as a aphrodisiac turning her on.
her pussy became wetter and wetter while she felt something sliding up towards her. she wanted to scream but she coudn't. She was completely helpless as the thing reached her soaking pussy. while she couldn't move she could feel everything. the tip of the thing found her pussy and started to slid inside.
she felt it enter her wet pussy.
slowly it buried into her tight pussy. she wanted to scream while the thing almost ripped her wet tight pussy in two.
she felt it completely enter her pussy and it started vibrating. real slowly it started going deeper and deeper. it started giving nancy more toxins and she felt her womb opening up a little.
when the ting reached her womb the tip could enter. it buried deeper and deeper.
slow but surely entering her womb, tearing it apart while it buried even deeper. Poor Nancy felt everything while her naked body lied paralyzed. it stopped vibrating and moving. Nancy hoped that the worst was over. How wrong could she be. Small needles started to come out of the thing and pierced her womb, No force on earth could take it out of the poor girls pussy now. The needle thing started to secree a solvent to dissolve her womb, so the thing could take it's place in her hot naked body.
She never ever felt so much pain in her life. She felt it burning as it ate her womb she know she would never have children.
slowly the needles grew longer and longer through her helpless naked body. she felt the tentacles grow. They grew throughout her entire body, She felt them everywhere. in her wet pussy, breast and nipples, her fingers and toes.
Some even entered her brain. and started mapping her brain functions. when it was done it started changing her. destroying empathy and conscience and increasing lust, survival and feeding needs.
it even started to change her body, making it really strong and making it possible to change the structure. in essence Nancy wasn't human anymore, she even started producing a toxin in her breasts what she could ejaculate through her nipples. she wasn herself anymore but an alien creature that only wanted to feed and fuck and cared for nothing else. and she was hungry. even in her sister. She slowly entered Michelle's room and walked to her sleeping sister.
she crawled in her bed and Say'd she had a nightmare. Michelle smiled and she say'd it was OK.
Michelle was a petite girl with brown eyes and hair and she had small firm breasts. She was a perfect victim for Nancy's first prey. Nancy's took the bed sheeds and rolled on her little sister, before she could react she took her and rolled again and again.
They were bound by the bedsheets and Michelle was bound by it. She looked in fear while her big sister ripped her clothes off her body. leaving only her beautiful naked body "W-W-What are you doing??" she asked just before she felt something wet at her breast.
Nancy let some toxins drip on her sister through her nipples. It slowly got absorbed by her firm breasts and entered her bloodstream. She felt it burn as it quickly spread through her body.
she couldn't move anymore and she lay'd on the bed with her sister on top. Nancy ripped the sheeds of them and she looked at her sisters helpless body. she saw the fear in her brown eyes and it really turned her on. She started to kiss her neck and bit her.
She tasted her blood and she almost came from the taste of it alone. She wanted her more than anything in the world, and she would have her no matter what.
Nancy climbed on top of Michelle and sucked some more blood from her neck.
slowly Nancy gave in to her lust and started to suck on her firm breasts, Michelle saw how a huge tentacle came out of her sister's pussy and she knew that that would really hurt if it took her. She felt the tip of the tentacle probing her pussy and touching her clit and then she felt a sharp pain as it entered her tight little cunt. it hurt as the big rod entered her. She wanted to scream but she couldn't. Nancy felt her sister's tight virgin pussy around the tentacle.
Michelle's pussy started to bleed as the tentacle forced it's way into her. and the tentacle absorbed her pussy fluids and her blood. Nancy started to rape her little sister violently and with every thrust the tentacle entered her pussy a little deeper each time. Causing Michelle more pain and making her bleed more and more.
The more she bled the more nancy liked it. Suddenly Nancy felt herself cum as the tentacle moved violently in her sisters pussy tearing it apart from the inside. Nancy's teeth penetrated Michelle's skin. she felt her sisters teeth sink deep into her firm breast. she felt her sister suck the blood out of her breast, as the tentacle in her pussy started to grow.
she felt it at the edge of her womb. she slowly felt the thing being pulled out of her while her sister sucked the blood out of her breast.
Michelle felt her sister's teeth sunk into her other breast, and felt the blood being sucked out. Nancy pushed the tentacle back into her tight little sisters pussy, Deeper and deeper.
Michelle felt it reach her womb.
She looked in fear while tentacle ripped its way through her womb. Nancy came again and again while the tentacle ripped through her sisters body, feeding on her blood and life.
draining it both away of her little sister. The Last thing Michelle felt was her sister teeth slowly piercing her neck and a warm feeling of blood drippen out of het tight raped pussy.


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Monday, September 10, 2007
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Posted by Katie at 9/10/2007 09:47:00 PM 1 comments
Home Sweet Hotel
Well, I am settling in to old Parsippany nicely. The week got started off well today... busy but well. We had a test to take tonight and had to begin studying for one of our 2 finals this week. I feel a bit OVERWHELMED with all of the info that needs to sink into my head between now and then, but hey... it's ok.
After a very long day of sitting in lectures regarding anatomy and physiology and lipid's and atherosclerosis, I got stuck in the elevator. Let me set the scene. I piled in with lots of people and had not gotten the words out of my mouth, "gosh I hope we aren't too heavy." Boom... elevator stops. Ok, don't panic Katie. Be cool. Well, somehow I stayed cool while the only male in the elevator of 10 + women FREAKS out. He starts hollering about claustrophobia and literally is trying to pull the doors open. I was more worried that he was going to pass out on the floor of the elevator and take up all the standing room, so I pushed him to the back glass wall of the elevator that looked out over the hotel and told him to breathe. He stood there, no lie, sucking the glass saying get me out of here. (Please keep in mind that we were stuck for maybe one minute... 2 tops). We got out and he walks off the elevator in full strut like, oh man that wasn't that bad. Right... nancy boy!
Other than faulty elevators, the hotel is nice. Thank goodness we have rooms to ourselves. I kind of worried that they would give us roommates. One month in a room with a stranger would have been more than I could stand.
My bedroom. Kind of fun having a king size bed all to myself. The funny part is that we have six pillows on the bed and I don't even use a pillow!
This is the poor excuse for a closet. We have 2 drawers... 2 DRAWERS FOR A MONTH'S WORTH OF CLOTHING PEOPLE! Not smart. I have clothes in both nightstands as well. Then, they gave us 4 hangers. That makes sense. But hey... I can take lack of hangers for a room to myself!
This week is going to get pretty intense after tonight, so you may not be hearing from me too often. We may go into NYC this weekend, so I will try to blog again on Sunday. Have a great week!
Posted by Katie at 9/10/2007 09:27:00 PM 5 comments
Saturday, September 8, 2007
Leaving on a Jet Plane
Well my bags are packed, but I'm not ready to go! I leave tomorrow for training in Parsippany, NJ for a month! I tell you, I am heartbroken at the thought of being away from Eugene for this long! I hope I can make it. I keep telling myself that Oct. 5th will be here before I know it. I just hope that is the case.
I am really going to miss Sam as well. I hope he doesn't forget me! This is how we spent our last night together... he chewed a bone and I begged him to give me his best "I miss my mom face" for the camera. You can see that I didn't win. The bone was a lot more interesting than me.
Eugene and I went to eat sushi tonight for our "final" night together. :( It was fun. Now I am so full though I just need to go to sleep.
Posted by Katie at 9/08/2007 09:44:00 PM 3 comments
Monday, September 3, 2007
I went to Natchez for the weekend. It was great to be able to see my family. We buried my grandfather's ashes on Saturday. It was a nice private ceremony. It's weird now to think that is is all final, but I guess it is best that way.
After the burial Saturday morning we headed back to my grandmothers for nothing else than a FEAST! After lunch we were so entertained by cute Ava. She is almost crawling!! I had so much fun playing with her. It's hard to believe the next time I see her she will be on the move!
"Look how strong I am! Someone call the Olympics!"
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The backstory is quite simply that a Redskins fan told his Facebook friends that they could shoot his TV if the Saints beat his team last Sunday. When the Saints prevailed in overtime, his friends quickly arrived, guns (and beer) in hand. The resulting five minutes of YouTube footage have already been viewed more than 350,000 times this week. We can only hope this doesn't result in copycats:


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TranLogistics, LLC
B-407215: Nov 30, 2012
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TranLogistics, LLC protests the award of a contract to The Rockhill Group, Inc. under request for proposals No. FA7037-12-R004, issued by the Department of the Air Force for the use, maintenance and support of aircraft required for pilot and intelligence personnel training. TranLogistics contends that Rockhill is owned by a federal government employee.
We deny the protest.
Matter of: TranLogistics, LLC
File: B-407215
Date: November 30, 2012
Lily Tran for the protester.
Maj. Frank Yoon, Department of the Air Force, for the agency.
Christina Sklarew, Esq., and Guy R. Pietrovito, Esq., Office of the General Counsel, GAO, participated in the preparation of the decision.
Protest that an agency improperly awarded a contract to a firm whose sole owner was a federal government employee is denied where the record shows that the firms owner was not a federal employee at the time of award or thereafter.
TranLogistics, LLC protests the award of a contract to The Rockhill Group, Inc. under request for proposals No. FA7037-12-R004, issued by the Department of the Air Force for the use, maintenance and support of aircraft required for pilot and intelligence personnel training. TranLogistics contends that Rockhill is owned by a federal government employee.
We deny the protest.
The RFP, issued as a competitive set-aside for participants in the Small Business Administrations (SBA) section 8(a) program, provided for the award of a contract on a lowest-priced, technically acceptable basis.[1] Previously, Rockhill had received a 1-year contract as a non-competitive section 8(a) award. When that contract ended, on December 31, 2011, it was followed by an interim contract (January -February 2012), which was later extended through June 2012. This was followed by a bridge contract with a performance period of July - September 2012.
The agency received four proposals in response to the RFP. Only the proposals of Rockhill (with an evaluated price of $30.8 million) and TranLogistics (with an evaluated price of $32.1 million) were found to be technically acceptable. Source Selection Decision Document at 2. Id. at 4. Rockhills proposal was selected for award as the lowest-priced, technically acceptable offeror. The current contract with a base year and 4 option years was awarded to Rockhill on August 21, 2012.
This protest followed.
TranLogistics complains that Rockhills owner is a federal government employee, and is therefore ineligible to receive a government contract.[2] The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) prohibits an agency from knowingly awarding a contract to a federal employee or a firm owned or controlled by a federal employee (except in circumstances not applicable here). FAR § 3.601(a).
The agency responds that Rockhills sole owner, who acquired the business in September, 2007, served on active duty in the Air Force until 2004 when he retired. The Air Force also states that he was a civilian employee of the Air Force from January 2011 to February 2012, and that the contracting officer was unaware of this civilian employment until the protest was filed. Contracting Officers Statement, at 9; Agency Report, Tab 19, Rockhill Emails of September 19 and 20, 2012.
Because the record shows that Rockhill was not owned or controlled by a government employee when the contract at issue was awarded, the award did not violate FAR § 3.601(a). Accordingly, we deny this basis of protest.[3]
In its comments on the agency report, TranLogistics raises a number of other complaints that appear to challenge Rockhills status as a small business and as a section 8(a) concern. We generally do not have jurisdiction to review such status questions. The Small Business Act gives to the SBA, not our Office, the conclusive authority to determine matters of small business status for federal procurements. Bid Protest Regulations, 4 C.F.R. § 21.5(b)(1) (2012); Randolph Engg Sunglasses, B-280270, Aug. 10, 1998, 98-2 CPD ¶ 39 at 3.
The protest is denied.
Lynn H. Gibson
General Counsel
[1] Section 8(a) of the Small Business Act authorizes the SBA to enter into contracts with government agencies and to provide for performance through subcontracts designed to assist developing small business concerns which are owned and controlled by designated disadvantaged individuals. See 13 C.F.R. Part 124. Department of Defense agencies have been delegated authority to enter into section 8(a) contracts on behalf of SBA. Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement Subpart 219.8.
[2] TranLogistics protest also challenged the earlier non-competitive contract awards. We dismissed these protest bases as untimely.
[3] Although we deny TransLogistics protest, given that some of the earlier noncompetitive section 8(a) awards were made to Rockhill when it was apparently owned and controlled by a federal employee, we are referring this matter by written submission to the appropriate Inspector General offices at the Air Force and SBA for their review.
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KFF Media Fellowships 2018 California Site Visits
In October 2018, in the run up to the midterm elections, KFF invited a group of journalists with a strong focus on health policy and state health reform to participate in a week-long fellowship focused on California's health care landscape and the national implications of the state-level policy work there. The consolidation of hospitals and health systems, health insurance coverage, reproductive and family planning, as well as state demographic and economic data, were themes throughout the week.
The site visits in San Francisco and Sacramento gave the journalists the opportunity to hear from a variety of experts and stakeholders on a number of issues, in particular how the state agencies have navigated health policy efforts in light of recent federal actions around the Affordable Care Act, state marketplaces, and Medicaid. The Director of California's Department of Health Care Services, Jennifer Kent, as well as Mari Cantwell, the California State Medicaid Director, provided an overview of recent innovations and waivers in the state's Medicaid program – MediCal — as well as their recent approval process with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services under the Trump administration's leadership.
The fellows also visited the state attorney general, Xavier Becerra, for a discussion on his office's recent involvement in lawsuits with nationwide implications, including the Texas lawsuit against the Affordable Care Act. Peter Lee, the Executive Director of Covered California, provided an update on expectations for Open Enrollment on the state marketplaces and the implications for recent federal actions around the ACA and insurance marketplaces on insurance coverage in the state. The journalists also had a working dinner with the Chief Medical Officer of Sutter Health and the CEO of the California Hospital Association for a conversation on health care costs and consolidation in the state. One of the culminating sessions with members of the KFF Women's Health Policy team and representatives from Essential Access Health and the National Women's Law Center focused on the recent changes to federal funding of family planning, Medicaid, Title X, as well as the implications hospital consolidation could have on reproductive health.
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- Sammy Caiola, Health Care Reporter, Capital Public Radio
- Victoria Colliver, Health Care Reporter, Politico, San Francisco bureau
"Trump administration, Catholic nuns back in court over birth control rules"
- April Dembosky, Health Reporter, The California Report, KQED
- Dan Goldberg, state health reporter, Politico, New York bureau
- Angela Hart, Political Reporter, Capitol Bureau, The Sacramento Bee
- Ana B. Ibarra, California Healthline / Kaiser Health News, Sacramento bureau
"Covered California Pops And Locks Into Enrollment Season"
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- Joanne Kenen, Executive Editor, Health, Politico
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- Noam Levey, National Health Care Reporter, The Los Angeles Times, Washington D.C.
- Melanie Mason, The Los Angeles Times
- Caitlin Owens, Health Reporter, Washington D.C. bureau, Axios
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"In California's blue utopia, liberal health care dreams stagnate"
- Julie Rovner, Chief Washington Correspondent, Kaiser Health News
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We have detected that you are using Internet Explorer to visit this website. Internet Explorer is now being phased out by Microsoft. As a result, NHS Digital no longer supports any version of Internet Explorer for our web-based products, as it involves considerable extra effort and expense, which cannot be justified from public funds. Some features on this site will not work. You should use a modern browser such as Edge, Chrome, Firefox, or Safari. If you have difficulty installing or accessing a different browser, contact your IT support team.
NHS Digital has signed a contract to deliver a new software solution for the de-identification3 of patient information, which will help to improve the way that data is used across the NHS and social care.
De-identification is the process used to prevent a person's identity from being connected with their information.
The new de-identification process (known as De-ID) will protect patient privacy by de-identifying a person's records in a consistent way. This will mean that when the right legal basis, controls and safeguards are in place, data can be linked across different care settings and geographic boundaries. This will help to improve health and care services through research and planning, and ultimately lead to better individual care.
NHS Digital will deliver De-ID in partnership with privacy engineering company Privitar, who were chosen following a rigorous tendering process.
NHS Digital's Executive Director of Data, Insights and Statistics Tom Denwood said: "The health and care landscape is rapidly changing, and we can improve individual patient care if our systems can deliver a complete picture of their health and care. Although we already use various ways of de-identifying data across the NHS, the difference with De-ID is that it provides one, consistent way of doing this.
"So instead of each individual NHS team managing their own de-identification processes, De-ID provides an automated and standardised way of removing the identifying values in a patient record across all data collections, allowing data to be linked across different care settings.
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"After a rigorous tender process, we chose to work with Privitar because of their commercial and industry experience, as well as their strong ethical values. We're very much looking forward to together leading the protection of patient data."
CEO of Privitar Jason du Preez said: "Privitar specialises in privacy engineering software that enables organisations to provide data for advanced analytics and data science with respect for individual privacy and compliance with regulation.
"Our business was borne out of a realisation that the effective use of data can improve our lives in so many ways, but that this must be done with rigor and respect for individuals to ensure a sustained, high-quality flow of information into the data ecosystem."
Privitar licenses software products that employ leading privacy enhancing techniques. It does not handle or process any personal data as part of its client work.
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- NHS Digital is the national information and technology provider for the health and care system. Our team of information analysis, technology and project management experts create, deliver and manage the crucial digital systems, services, products and standards upon which health and care professionals and citizens depend. During the 2017/18 financial year, NHS Digital published 275 statistical reports. Our vision is to harness the power of information and technology to make health and care better. Find out more about our role and remit at www.digital.nhs.uk
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Photography Masterclass at Ballilogue
Weekend Photography Masterclass on the 9th-11th September 2011 at Kilkenny Country Retreat, an exclusive venue nestled in the countryside near Inistioge, Co. Kilkenny.
Mark McCall will be hosting another Photography masterclass next September. He is one of Ireland's most respected and experienced award winning professional, press, portrait and commercial photographers. With over twenty five years experience, Mark has photographed a diverse range of subjects from actors, Daniel Day Lewis and Gregory Peck to Supermodels Alek Wek and Christy Turlington to Prime Ministers and Business Leaders. His photographic range extends to corporate brochures and commercial architectural assignments. He specialises in location and environmental portraiture, his work featuring regularly in The Sunday Times, Sunday Business Post, and a host of National and International Magazines.
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