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Date: Tue, 5 Mar 1996 15:24:10 -0800 From: rlakin@cello.gina.calstate.edu (Rick Lakin) Subject: InfoList Digest March 1, 1996
Gentle Readers,
InfoList for All Teachers is getting more subscribers each day. We are now over 1300 readers. I welcome the many new subscribers that have joined in the last weeks since InfoList joined the Global SchoolNet Foundation. With over 1200 readers, I have received many new links from readers but I would like to receive more input from you, the readers of InfoList.
I really appreciate the comments about InfoList and I welcome suggestions for content as well as how I might make the publication more useful.
The Global Schoolnet Foundation is the home for InfoList for Teachers. With the cooperation of Al Rogers, Erica Rogers, Yvonne Andres, and the Global Schoolnet Foundation, InfoList is now infolist@gsn.org on majordomo@gsn.org. InfoList will now operate the same as most other lists with more timely administrative replies.
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Liz Tomkins NBN Soft February, 1996-Edition II Text Version http://www.tricky.com/liz/
Online NewsHour -The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer http://www.pbs.org/newshour The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer goes online with segments and forums updated daily. Included is a library of past transcripts and other issue material. A text-only version is available at: http://www.pbs.org/newshour/textonly/home_text.html
Anamnesis http://www.jhu.edu/~english/anamnesis/ Takes advantage of the frames feature-Netscape 2.0 to provide a single interface with access to over 3,500 of the poems, novels, essays and treatises of more than 300 authors.
Rock the Vote! http://www.rockthevote.org Register to vote, check out politically-charged artists and celebrities, e-mail your Congressperson.
Thinking Right from The Atlanta Journal http://web.ajc.com/journal An interactive political hotspot maintained by the editorial page of The Atlanta Journal SW NetSpace http://www.swnetworks.com Set aside some time when visiting this site, it's well worth the wait. You'll need a JAVA-capable browser (Netscape 2.0b+ will work without a hitch). What you'll experience is remarkable...lots of cool music in the areas of Smooth Jazz, Hiphop, Country, Alternative, and Classical. Mixed in with all the sounds you'll experience tons of neat animated features for a truly pleasurable visit.
Federal Telecom Legislation http://www.technologylaw.com/techlaw/telecom_bill.html Wondering what it all means to you? Here you can view the The Telecommunications Act of 1996 in complete, full-text HTML, with index, summaries and analysis.
Asia Pacific Economic Review http://www.moshix2.net/APER/ A unique U.S. based, bi-monthly publication providing in-depth analyses by top experts on Asia Pacific's economies
Washington Photos http://www.pressroom.com/~rellis/ A noteworthy photojournalism site chock-full of pictures from Afghanistan,Washington and important photojournalism resources.
The Electric Library http://www.elibrary.com/ The Electric Library is a revolutionary digital, simultaneously searchable archive of thousands of magazines, books, photographs, maps and newspapers.
Business Wire Newsletter http://www.hnt.com/bizwire/nl/ Provides feature stories, media news, The Business Wire AP PhotoWire, offshore holidays, job openings, back issues, and Corporate Profiles.
KidsHealth.org http://KidsHealth.org Full of interesting, fun, and interactive information about children's health care issues.
Kidland http://www.kidland.com/ Houses a comprehensive amount of kids' sites, all well-guided by their tour froggie .
ParentSoup http://www.parentsoup.com An intricate community designed by and for parents covering such issues as money, school, travel, sports, entertainment and community events.
Fire & EMS Information Network http://www.cambert.com/fire A user supported site containing plentiful amounts of information for members of the Fire & EMS industry and anyone else who has an interest in such.
The European Tourist Information Center http://www.iol.ie/~discover/europe.htm If you're contemplating travel over to France, Ireland, Italy, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Spain, Scandinavia, or the UK you'll want to visit here while packing your bags.
Electric Scotland http://www.almac.co.uk/es/ All-to-do with Scotland, this intricate resource will leave you feeling as though you've actually visited.
FRONTLINE/So You Want to Buy a President? http://www.wgbh.org/frontline Offers investigative profiles of top donors and analyses of the 1996 electoral system.
ElectionLine http://www.electionline.com It provides original political and election coverage on a daily basis including real-time election returns, news and analysis. Offered beautifully by ABC News, The Washington Post and Newsweek.
Art of Europe http://www.powernet.co.uk/artofeurope/ Stop by and visit unlimited amounts of jpegs from Van Eyck, Fra Angelico, Botticelli, Raphael, Canaletto, Rembrandt, Monet, and many more fine artists.
Antarctic Climate http://www.geol.ucsb.edu/~geo10/Students/climate.html Ever wonder why it's so gosh-darn cold there? Wonder no more, this site does a thorough job of answering this question and then some.
Our Collection of Random Picks:
Star Trek at WARP Speed http://comp.uark.edu/~cbray/logbook/logbook.html http://www.ny.frontiercomm.net/~freeprny/sttng.html http://www.afn.org/~afn32406/startrek/main.html http://152.163.199.23/sonicsound/incoming/startrek.htm http://www.astro.nwu.edu/lentz/mac/software/mac-trek.html http://www.mcs.net/~forbes/trek-reviews/ http://ccc-shop.wpi.edu/rogue/trek/default.htm http://www.netins.net/showcase/sfcmd/ http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/shabby/startrek.html http://www.ee.umanitoba.ca/~djc/startrek/ http://www.xmission.com/~eheintz/multi/treks.html http://www.cs.ubc.ca/spock
iGuide http://www.iguide.com Is an electronic zine focusing solely on the Internet--with original reporting, exclusive information and entertainment, plus 20,000+ site reviews.
American Sign Language Dictionary http://home.earthlink.net/~masterstek/ASLDict.html Another invaluable resource kindly presented to the Internet community, combining text and graphics to provide word definitions. Includes the numbers 1-10 & full alphabet.
1,000 Crossworld Puzzles ftp://ftp.dartmouth.edu/pub/LLTI-IALL/365german-news/tw/index.htm A fun, free, online means of learning a wealth of foreign languages including: English, German, French, Spanish and Italian.
WORD: The Web's Black Culture Magazine http://www.io.org/~metword This monthly publication covers entertainment, books, horoscopes, film, politics and issues relating to Blacks in North America.
Graphical News & More http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/joedevon/home.htm Provides the latest in news in a unique, graphical format. You'll need Netscape 2.0+ (frames), and some patience to wait out the downloading of graphics involved with this resource, but, then again, that's the point of the site :) Contains news from every imaginable area and provides outstanding pictures from up-to-the minute news stories.
The Denver Post Online http://www.denverpost.com Features five separate venues of information by way of intriguing magazines including: Empire (an online magazine of the West), a Colorado ski guide, Colorado politics and various special reports.
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Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit http://sunsite.unc.edu/expo/deadsea.scrolls.exhibit/intro.html This site is an on-line version of an exhibit at the Libraby of Congress in Washington, D.C.
I found an educational project based Web site ... http://www.covis.nwu.edu/ This site has information on SAT's, GRE's, etc. The FAQ's are recommended reading for anyone interested in this type of upgrading.
From Netsurfer Digest
HOLLYWOOD IN YOUR FACE: SCRIPTS, SCRIPTS, AND MORE SCRIPTS http://home.cdsnet.net/~nikko11/scripts.htm Drew's Scripts-O-Rama links to scripts scattered around the world.
Network Notes from Norm "Norman E. Bixby"
http://www.enn.com/ The Environmental News Network provides daily news and information on the environment and natural resources from around the world.
Science on the Web http://www.globe.gov/ The GLOBE Program is a hands-on program that joins students, educators, and scientists from around the world in studying the global environment.
Greg A. Freedman tamsgaf@interaccess.com http://homepage.interaccess.com/~tamsgaf/
NASA K-12 Internet Initiatives http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/ From: Teresa Green This site offers an overview of NASA's K-12 Internet initiatives. There are 5 basic links; online interactive projects, grant information, using the net in schools, other schools online, and NASA online resources.
This Science Tree http://www.bubl.bath.ac.uk/BUBL/Science.html This Science Tree has links to a variety of well-developed, perhaps less frequently mentioned, academic science sites on the Net: Links include Century Scientific American (not affiliated with the Scientific American Magazine); American Association for the Advancement of Science - promoting public understanding of science;
The Math Forum http://forum.swarthmore.edu/home.text.html The Math Forum is described as "A Virtual Center for Math Education on the Internet" It's a centre for teachers, students, researchers, parents and mathematicians at all levels. This site offers "Ask Dr. Math", as well as problem-solving activities, an annotated collection of Internet math sites and sections devoted to math education and key issues of interest to the mathematics community.
TOURBUS - THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1996 Send INFO TOURBUS to LISTSERV@LISTSERV.AOL.COM Or visit http://csbh.mhv.net/~bobrankin/tourbus
TODAY'S STOP: ANTHROPOLOGY/ARCHAEOLOGY ON THE WEB
I have been a big archaeology fan since I was a kid -- when I read every book in my elementary school library (Roy Clark elementary, Tulsa, OK) about ancient Egypt -- so today's TOURBUS post has a special meaning for me.
ANTHROPOLOGY/ARCHAEOLOGY ON THE WEB & DISCUSSION LISTS In this edition, I am presenting sites that link to lots of anthropology and archaeology web pages. There seem to be more archaeology pages out there than anything else. I have included two sites for museums as well.
ANTHROPOLOGY ON THE INTERNET http://dizzy.library.arizona.edu/users/jlcox/first.html This is a web site that I have set up (with the help of Jennifer Cox at the University of Arizona). The pages are in the following sections: cultural anthropology; archaeology; linguistics; physical & biological anthropology; electronic journals; institutes, labs, associations, societies, directories, etc.; and museums.
ALLEN H. LUTINS' ANTHROPOLOGY RESOURCES ON THE INTERNET http://www.nitehawk.com/alleycat/anth-faq.html This is an extensive site which includes web pages, discussion lists, newsgroups, gophers, and FTP sites.
UVa ANTHRONET http://darwin.clas.virginia.EDU/~dew7e/anthronet David Wheeler's site has a section that allows one to directly subscribe to discussion lists.
SOUTHWESTERN ARCHAEOLOGY http://seamonkey.ed.asu.edu/swa/ The "type site" for information and links to archaeology sites in the Southwestern U.S. and Northern Mexico. It also has an Anti-archaeology section. Take a look at the Pelli People.
ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE http://www.he.net/~archaeol/index.html This is the web page for the popular magazine, published by the Archaeological Institute of America. Nice graphics.
GUIDE TO MUSEUMS AND CULTURAL RESOURCES ON THE WEB http://www.lam.mus.ca.us/webmuseums
IMHO, the best place to start when looking at museum web pages. The links are to both national and international museums. Jim Angus keeps this page as current as possible.
THE LOST MUSEUM OF SCIENCES http://www.netaxas.com/people/aca3/ATRIUM.HTM
A really neat site for people who enjoy getting lost in museums. You can wander its halls and links for hours. There is also an ongoing hunt for special museum exhibits (a contest).
ACADEMIC DISCUSSION LISTS (please note the the term LISTSERV refers to a software program, not the list)
ANTHRO-L@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU
General anthropology list with discussions ranging from hominid brain sizes to ethnographic fieldwork. To subscribe, send the command SUBSCRIBE ANTHRO-L yourfirstname yourlastname to listserv@ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu.
ARCH-L@TAMVM1.TAMU.EDU
General archaeology list. It is international in scope and covers all aspects of archaeology. To subscribe send the command SUBSCRIBE ARCH-L yourfirstname yourlastname to listserv@tamvm1.tamu.edu.
ARCH-THEORY MAILBASE@MAILBASE.AC.UK
A group from England that covers archaeological theory, material culture, cultural identity, and perspectives from anthropology & history. Send message "Join arch-theory yourname" to mailbase@mailbase.ac.uk.
HISTARCH@ASUVM.INRE.ASU.EDU
A list devoted to historical archaeology (European expansion and after). To subscribe send the command SUBSCRIBE HISTARCH yourfirstname yourlastname to listserv@asuvm.inre.asu.edu.
SPANBORD@ASUVM.INRE.ASU.EDU
Covers the history and archaeology of the Spanish Borderlands of North America (including Northern Mexico), 1521-1900. To subscribe send the command SUBSCRIBE SPANBORD yourfirstname yourlastname to listserv@asuvm.inre.asu.edu.
SUB-ARCH@ASUVM.INRE.ASU.EDU
This list covers underwater archaeology from an academic/professional viewpoint. The members are from all over the world, including Australia, England, and Canada. To subscribe send the command SUBSCRIBE SUB-ARCH yourfirstname yourlastname to listserv@asuvm.inre.asu.edu.
TOURBUS - THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1996 TODAY'S STOP: YANOFF ET AL TODAY'S ADDRESSES: COMPUNOTES@RUST.NET inetlist@aug3.augsburg.edu alt.internet.services ftp.csd.uwm.edu http://www.uwm.edu/Mirror/inet.services.html http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c104:s.652.enr: http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/1?c104:./temp/~c104ln7X:e253573: http://www.eff.org/pub/Legal/Cases/FCC_v_Pacifica/fcc_v_pacifica.decision ftp.eff.org, /pub/Legal/Cases/FCC_v_Pacifica/fcc_v_pacifica.decision
Science for the Millennium http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/Cyberia/Expo/ Science for the Millennium, provided by the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA), is a Multimedia Online Expo. The Expo is a beautifully designed virtual museum of science and industry which will be of interest to students and others with an interest in science and computing. Users have access to three pavilions: Science and Industry, Collaboration, and Computation, as well as the Online Science Theatre.
Arguments before the Supreme Court http://oyez.at.nwu.edu/oyez.html Unedited Oral Arguments before the Supreme Court offers audio files of complete oral arguments before the Supreme Court in landmark cases. The site currently includes: United States v. Nixon (executive privilege - 1974); Roe v. Wade - 1973; Griswold v. Connecticut (Planned Parenthood challenging a Connecticut law that declared counseling married persons on the use of contraceptives a crime - 1965)
Scientific and Technical Aerospace Reports (STAR) http://www.sti.nasa.gov/sti-pubs.html http://rs.internic.net/scout/toolkit/3d3.html NASA's Scientific and Technical Information Program (STI) has made its journal, Scientific and Technical Aerospace Reports (STAR), available on the Web. Scientific and Technical Aerospace Reports is an abstract journal, listing citations with abstracts for aerospace-related reports obtained from worldwide sources.
KIDS ON THE INTERNET PBS Broadcast http://www.earthlink.net/~mwp This new half-hour program shows the great things kids (age 9-14) are doing on the Internet including homework, games, e-mail, web pages, and more.
For more information please contact kenlee@earthlink.net
Internet Resources for Teacher Mentors http://seamonkey.ed.asu.edu/~storslee/internet.html I teach a class called Internet for Teachers at Arizona State University and my web page may be of some use. I have been refining it lately & it may have a some new bugs but most of the pages work well.
History 12 http://www.schdist42.bc.ca/ProjectInfo/history12links.html Susan Walker, of Pitt Meadows Secondary School, British Columbia (SD #42) has created a terrific web page with links to information related to the BC History 12 curriculum.
http://www.schdist42.bc.ca/ProjectInfo/Art3.html Sid Midtdal has created a similar page for the Civilization 12 curriculum, including Museums, Art, and History links as well as links to search tools.
The Learning Web http://www.usgs.gov/education/ The U.S. Geological Survey presents The Learning Web, a World Wide Web site dedicated to K-12 education, exploration, and life-long learning.
Maura Hogan On-line Publishing Specialist U.S. Geological Survey
EE Link http://www.nceet.snre.umich.edu From: Teresa Green This site was overflowing with information on topics related to environmental education. For example it provides a section on "facts and data" on certain topics such as climate change, ecosystems etc., it doesn't just provide you with how you can retrieve this information but it provides you with alot of the actual data. The site includes many activities, lessons, contacts, links to organizations and projects, and regional information related to environmental issues.
http://w3.trib.com/~rstokes/ I am a ninth grader at East Jr. High in Casper, Wyoming and this is part of my science project, which is a genetics tutor for students around the sixth grade.
Iditarod http://www.starfishsoftware.com/idog A guide to the Iditarod Race in Alaska with daily photos and information supplied by Iditarod veteran reporter Brian Patrick O'Donoghue directly from the trail!
From: Tiffany
Cyberion City telnet://guest@michael.aimet.edu/
CyberKids On-Line http://www.woodwind.com/cyberkids/index.html
Exploratorium http://www.exploratorium.edu/
Global Show & Tell http://emma.manymedia.com/show-n-tell
HCC Dinosaurs http://www.hcc.hawaii.edi/dinos/dinos.1.html
Homework Page http://www.tpoint.net/~jewels/homework.html
Hotlists: Kids Did This!! http://sln.fi.edu/tfi/hotlists/kids.html
Internet Scavengers Hunt gopher://gopher.sschoolnet.carleton.edu:419/11/Virtual.School/recesss
Kidopedia http://rdz.stjohns.edu/kidopedia
KidsPub Publishing http://www.npac.yr.edu/textbook/kidsweb
Kids Internet Delight http://www.clark.net/pub/journalim/kid.html
NASA Resources gopher://informn.k12.m.us:70/11/best-k12/nasa
Plugged In http://www.pluggedin.org/
Small World http://plaza.interport.net/kid_space
Vocal Point http://bvsd.k12.co.us/cent/Newspaper/Newspaper.html
WebLouvre http://sunsite.unc.edu/louvre/
Your MoM http:/www.cc.columbia.edu/~emj5/yourmom/ymhome.html
I have more addresses and information to share with the group. Hope this helps the eduactors who are dealing with these grade levels.
Aurora M. Tiffany Computer Technician Patchogue-Medford Library
THE K-5 CYBERTRAIL http://www.wmht.org/trail/ Join Syd the CyberGuide for a tour of educational resources on the Web at the K-5 CyberTrail! A tutorial for elementary teachers who are new to the Internet, the K-5 CyberTrail features elementary schools on the Web on the "Tenderfoot Trail", and curriculum resources for elementary educators on the "Explorer Trail".
Happy trails! Bryan Thomas (bthomas@wmht.org) Telecommunications Coordinator
The Nine Planets http://seds.lpl.arizona.edu/nineplanets/nineplanets This site presents a tour of the solar system with facts about each planet and its moons. It also provides information about the history of our knowledge of the solar system and the scientists who contributed to it. The site consists of about 60 web pages that are all linked to each other and various outside sources.
Science and Math Investigative Learning Experiences http://mmm.cs.orst.edu/SMILE/ryan/collay Sue Borden has created a very nice Web site for the SMILE --Science and Math Investigative Learning Experiences-- program at Oregon State University and I invite any and all of the EdNet participants to "check it out." It includes our program discription, our newest materials, links to lots of educational places, and our e-mail mentoring program.
Ryan Collay- SMILE Program collay@mail.cs.orst.edu
Teaching Kids the Internet There is a free workbook from NOAA in Boulder called "Internet Activities Using Scientific Data" which is available. It is put out by the Office of Educational Affairs, Space Environment Lab by Stan Froseth
You can contact: Barbara Poppe bpoppe@sel.noaa.gov
Science Fairs and Science Projects
http://www.usc.edu/CMSI/CalifSF/ California Science Fair
http://www.educ.wsu.edu/fair_95/index.html Virtual Science and Mathematics Fair
http://gauss.nmsu.edu:8000/sciencefair/studhb.html Southwestern New Mexico Regional Science Fair
http://www.scienceworld.bc.ca/SCIFAIRS.HTML Canadian science fairs
http://www.scri.fsu.edu/~dennisl/special/sciencefair95.html cyberspace middle school science fair
http://www.scri.fsu.edu/~dennisl/special/sf_hints.html science fair hints
http://quark.physics.uwo.ca/sfair/scifr.html London Science Fair
http://zep.lightside.com/ Clairemont High science fair page
http://www.isd77.k12.mn.us/resources/cf/steps.html steps to preparing a science fair project
http://web.fie.com/web/fed/nas/prog/naspgabe.htm NASA science fairs http://megamach.portage.net:80/~bgidzak/nick.html Nick Gidzak - a good elementary science project
http://calvin.stemnet.nf.ca/~gcoombes/science.html science web page
Hope it's helpful.
Becky tnkrteach@aol.com
The Why Files http://whyfiles.news.wisc.edu The Why Files, a product of the National Institute for Science Education, is an effort to illuminate the science, math and technology that lurk behind the headline news.
Darrell A. Schulte - dschulte@facstaff.wisc.edu
http://www.ffg.com/ms_wwpress.html Microsoft announced yesterday (2/15/96) that they are offering a CD entitled "Internet JUmp Start CD for Educators" to all educators in the United States. You can find the press release at
Kathy Schrock Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators http://www.capecod.net/Wixon/wixon.htm kschrock@capecod.net
Math and Science Gateway (Cornell University) http://www.tc.cornell.edu/Edu/MathSciGateway The Math and Science Gateway site is a portion of Cornell University's larger site, accessible through Cornell's home page but more easily reached on its' own URL. The site is broken down into ten specific science and math categories, four more general subheadings, and then five very general topics.
Elementary Dr. Seuss http://www.freenet.ufl.edu/~afn15301/drseuss.html There is a great website called Cyber Seuss.
Spanish web pages Spanish Department/Santa Barbara City College http://www.sbcc.cc.ca.us/~chavez/spanish.html#news I would recommend this URL as an excellent starting point for teachers looking for info in Spanish and/or about Hispanic countries and their cultures
SL Williams swlms@tiac.net
From: Bruce Bardwell
Giraffe Project http//www.whidbey.com/giraffe/ This is the territory of the Giraffe Project. We're free flacks for heroes -- finding, commending and publicizing people who stick their necks out for the common good. Our mission is to get others to follow their lead.
Subject: Free CD-ROM: The Arctic Observatory http://sedaar_edu.ciesin.org/ The Arctic Observatory is a proof-of-concept multimedia science tool designed to enable students (grades 9-16) to investigate Arctic processes.
Students can analyze the relationships between surface temperature, ice concentration, near surface winds, ice velocity, and cloud cover over a six year period in order to explore our Arctic system. Though the number of data parameters is limited to five, students can pursue a variety of scientific questions using data collected by satellites. You may also order by emailing your request to hgeller@ciesin.org
From: Keith Rushing
Earth Day Project http://www.halcyon.com/arborhts/earthday.html If you are looking for a great activity to involve your students, your school, and your community in the celebration of Earth Day (April 22), please join us in the Earth Day Groceries Project!
Mark Ahlness Arbor Heights Elementary School teacher, grade 3 http://www.halcyon.com/arborhts/arborhts.html mahlness@cks.ssd.k12.wa.us Seattle, Washington
Chemistry Teacher Resources http://rampages.onramp.net/~jaldr/chemtchr.html Home page with numerous links to other resources as well good stuff at the site, all related to Chemistry instruction.
Murray D. McIsaac email: mcisamud@nbed.nb.ca
From: jeffc@coco.ca.rop.edu (Jeff Cooper) Organizing English/ESL
One of our readers, Jeff Cooper, has volunteered to gather the resources to produce an InfoList for English/ESL students. Here is his note:
I've been keeping this in my box for the past week, wondering just how to respond. I know I would like to be involved in organizing an Infolist for English Teachers... I just felt that going solo on a project like this would be overwhelming... plus I would never feel that I would be competent to undergo such a task individually.
Such a list screams for collaboration, and I think I have a plan. I would like to have a message posted to the effect that all interested in building an English Infolist should meet me *online at Diversity University this week*. My character there is Mr.C, and I am online much of the day. Even if I am not on my computer, I will make sure that my character is in his office.
I can be reached through standard e-mail (jeffc@rop.edu).
Hopefully between a number of involved parties we can come up with a decent plan. I prefer meeting online realtime, since this greatly improves communication, and allows for ideas to be bounced around immediately. I look forward to your response.
Jeff Cooper
http://whale.simmons.edu/ Here is an interactive site for elementary children and middle school. It is possible to track the daily progress of METOMPKIN,Right Whale 1707, as it swims northward off the east coast of North America.
Peter
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