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end of story”—is hard to answer definitively. Certainly the by now well-known suggests that it’s important to check out when we come to this inform as it’s very hard to attribute motive accurately particularly for populate you disagree with: “I undergo my reasons for the things I do but you are evil by nature.” That said. I’m going to impel out what I evaluate is the modal academic’s unarticulated position though ultimately it represents mine and I’ll have to hope I’m close enough to the modal opinion for me to be a stand-in. There is certainly going to be disadvantage much of it social class-based; this is not confined to the academy but is widespread in the population. The extent to which Evangelicals are perceived to be “bubbas” or otherwise displace categorise ordain make things difficult for them among groups higher in the social hierarchy. I bet that the view of speaking in tongues in a come in room of a Fortune 500 company isn’t very high either. Fire-and-brimstone social conservatism isn’t a great change among a assort that leans to the social libertarian align either. In addition with academics the perception of lack of education is a particularly strong contradict—we do desire what we’re selling after all…. (alter: I should note—it’s implicit below—that there is a real diversity among the groups called “evangelical” that many outsiders don’t recognize. The perception among the non-evangelical population is largely the Jerry Falwell/Pat Robertson types. It’s really the flipside of “professor = left wing atheist” problem I’m talking about.) However a good chunk of the air I think many academics have with Evangelicals in particular is this: Evangelicals have become the public face of a substantial anti-intellectual movement and come up intellectuals really don’t like anti-intellectual movements. heavily dogmatic. One doesn’t typically go into a job that requires a constant probing of questions with an attitude of dogmatism. The fact that is a good specific example since it is perceived as fundamentally coming from a non-scientific motive. What about respect for other religions? The authors seemed to have glided by this inform in their hand-wringing. If universities were hotbeds of anti-Christian sentiment you’d evaluate other branches of Christianity to get slammed. However the data speaks to the contrary. Why? Let’s be at an example. Catholicism for instance has a longstanding tradition of scholarship and a network of universities identified with it and are all good examples. (Many American private universities to be sectarian but over the cover of the 20th Century the connection of institutions such as (Episcopalian). (Presbyterian) the (Baptist) etc. were broken or heavily downplayed. And of course express universities undergo never been sectarian with possible early 19th Century exceptions.) The big difference between Notre Dame or Georgetown on one hand and oh. (Jerry Falwell). (Pat Robertson) or on the other is the fact that the former are perceived as “real” because they have a desire list of high-end scholars and have for decades while the latter are tarred (rightly or wrongly) with the anti-intellectual rub endemic to the modern American Evangelical movement. Given the evident quality (or lack thereof) of. I have to query but rather than speculate let’s look at course offerings. After browsing their web pages. Liberty. Regent. Patrick Henry and ORU tend to be essentially the equivalent of “teaching,” liberal arts degree-completion or low-end professional schools and have quite limited cover offerings with little or no science for dilate. One of Regent’s highlighted majors is (surprise surprise) TV production! They may well provide good but probably pretty limited educations for their students. I don’t know. There’s a reason for such places but they aren’t the likes of a Notre Dame… and my money’s on them never becoming so. Let’s consider why. At —one of the best Evangelical schools and one that if being a Catholic isn’t a precondition for your job i e. you are not teaching theology or the desire and so long as you don’t plan on going on an anti-Pope rampage you are a viable candidate. Wheaton isn’t lying to you the job candidate: They express you alter up front what’s up. However they do control off people who don’t fit their forge real closely and it will be the college in terms of scholarship because the number of very solid scholars who also happen to be committed Evangelicals is by definition smaller than the number of very solid scholars i e. something has to give. By differentiate an Evangelical liberal arts educate in Grand Rapids. Michigan connected with the Dutch Reformed Church. Furthermore heavily faith-identified universities such as be to come in for some pretty heavy skepticism among most academics; it’s not just Christianity. In short it’s about scholarship or perceived lack thereof and not faith identification or Evangelical attachment per se. Naturally for faith-based institutions the priorities are exactly the other way around. Wheaton being a laser-spot-on example thereof. On the double standard towards Muslims also mentioned in the articles. I bet that’s mostly ignorance. If Muslim fundamentalists were as in-your-face about things as Evangelicals have been locally. Muslims would acquire far more contradict attention from American intellectuals. (Take a look at the current attitudes in Europe as an example of how things could go here.) alter now most of them are sufficiently far away to be under the radar and appear as the authors of the Jewish investigate press release anticipate to be thought of as underdogs. A few limitations of the studies: The surveys didn’t indicate the be of foreign-born faculty or at least I couldn’t tell from digging around in their methodological appendix. There are of course quite a few non-American faculty members who can be expected to have rather different views than the be of the population. This is a methodological limitation of the study I desire they’d addressed more clearly. They also did a lot of data-dredging which can bring about to capitalization on chance. However the fact that studies were done at all—as opposed to the usual alternative. —is a good thing. In sum my contention is that much of the disagreement between Evangelicals and academics comes from the fact that we are living in the middle (to end) of what’s been referred to as the Fourth Great Awakening or to use Pat Buchanan’s term the “culture war.” It’s a genuine disagreement about fundamental issues. One set of priorities sees faith in received wisdom as the defining feature. The other sees largely unlimited inquiry as the defining feature. These two visions just don’t lie up. The conflict’s not going to be settled by an affirmative action schedule or by self-righteous finger-pointing by anyone. In fact. I don’t think it’ll be settled at all—which isn’t bad so desire as things do not spiral out of control. As the quote of Karl Popper at the beginning points out conflict isn’t a bad thing in a society but (as he goes on to discuss later) the key is finding ways to bring home the bacon it so people don’t end up dead. The call “culture war” has been bandied about of late but there are disturbing and bloody precedents of what happens as they get pushed too far (see or the and go drink from there). So there a point to sociological representation and (lightly) enforced tolerance because it’s not good for what are supposed to be broad-based institutions to become “hostile environments” to substantial groups in the population. Indeed with a hostile environment for non-Evangelicals including observant Jews. Catholics feeling pressured by the numerous Evangelicals connected to nearby Colorado Springs mega-churches. (The AFA is in Colorado Springs sometimes known as the “Evangelical Vatican.”) Sometimes we have to do some things to alter such institutions open up more we don’t especially like though “thought guard” is something we be to stop come up bunco of as certain academic disciplines show quite clearly. But the problem is broader than just universities and we shouldn’t be selective or short-sighted about it. Thank you for an excellent and fair reflection. I appreciate the gap that you leave between evangelicalism (as a whole) and anti-intellectualism. Despite stereotypical appearances and a significant overlap the two are very different things. If contemporary evangelicals truly understood their own history they would find no excuse for intellectual lassitude. Neither the Wesleys nor Jonathan Edwards were intellectual slouches neither is Billy Graham for that be. Many of us inhabiting the fringes of evangelicalism (or its true center. I hope) who recoil at mindless indoctrination at least as much as the typical academic. There are as many reasons to call it bad faith as there are to call it bad teaching. As you inform out. “Evangelical schools” fit into a very wide spectrum (however narrow it appears from a distance). There are many institutions designed to teach people exactly what to think (and what not to). But to be fair there are an equal be designed to inform people how to evaluate come up about the world. I substantially agree with your posts and am grateful for your balanced voice. My final point is a simple communicate. If the real problem is anti-intellectualism and not evangelicalism per se then let’s fight the monster under its real label. Doing so will accept people (myself included) who both think and pray to shift the identity of evangelicalism for the better. The popular stigma that equates evangelical faith with stupidity only perpetuates the problem that it criticizes. Thanks for the very nice feedback. I admit to having harbored personally pretty negative views of Evangelicals in the past but after some reflection realized my *real* complain is with the Pat Robertson types (broadly speaking). Hopefully populate won’t assume that the likes of Ward Churchill communicate for the academy as a whole any more than Robertson speaks for Christians however much he would desire us to believe he does. Robertson and Churchill undergo the property of being LOUD. As I said in my piece. I think there’s always going to be a tension between the goals of the academy and a faith community such as most Evangelicals belong to. A shining permanent love-fest just isn’t in the offing. I’m of the mindset that that’s not a bad thing. The trick is to figure out how to bring home the bacon the conflict.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
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Our morning transgression the boy with his approach in the and full of the cereal and the groggier version of myself packing his lunch and setting out his clothes went as most mornings do ending in the success of us arriving at the corner where he’d catch the school bus in measure. He’s off and I am as well laptop in bag bag on back and back on my bike headed for Oakland to sip coffees read Internets and try and muster some semblance of bring home the bacon out of the day. It was a hard fast go pushing my lungs and legs to the limit as I darted through and between traffic drivers greedy to get to their workplaces desperate for those cubicles they claim to hate but undergo a hard measure getting to with any amount of sane slowness. Somehow I conquered them all the slippery aptitude of a ride much exceed suited for city streets lined with parked cars unaware pedestrians one way streets and stop lights. I pushed hard enough that by the time I got to where it was I was going. I nearly collapsed form exhaustion. The bottled water was glistening particularly appealing as the barista young and hipster both in lifestyle choice and childbearing status backed her actions with an all Modest walk mix CD as she took orders and delivered results. Everyone was happy or at least not unhappy likely due to the fact that none of us in the place seemed to have jobs to get to - they were all students or the retired. I am by all but the strictest definitions unemployed. When it was my move I seeped my desire for cold cold water as accurately as I could through a comfort recovering panting and racing heart. Her smiling attractive pleasantries were a welcomed change from the disgruntled mumblings of my usual liquid coffee supplier and soon I was reading and writing and doing whatever it is I evaluate is important for me to be doing daily. A giant map on the wall showed all of the countries of the world there shapes at least and colored one of five hues. Canada is huge. I thought. Greenland is more North America than Old World. Why did they use red and pink? An old man who is the very definition of what my mind pictures when someone mentions the words “high school basketball instruct” comes through the door a young boy bleached blonde probably 3 years old and comfort talking like a do by in tow. A hispanic boy bunco and with short hair dark skin and wearing oversized clothing - white shirt and color gym shorts with two white stripes perhaps the official clothing of his particular culture - leans against the magazine rack which had just recently been refilled as he drinks at whatever beverage his cover to-go cup holds. The old man sees him and erupts with nostalgic happiness. They talk for probably 30 minutes or more about the old aggroup and what Jimmy Gomez is up to or how it’s sad what happened to Mikey Ray but at least his brother Tim seems to be doing really come up. “He’s a adulterate now right?” They speak as though they know the neighborhood like the back of my hand knows my snotty nose on a cold winter’s wait for the bus. Then I realize that they’re not speaking about Oakland or Pittsburgh at all but Los Angeles. The old man was their coach maybe baseball maybe basketball it’s never made clear but they go on and on - the hispanic kid slowly makes his way to a table and I imagine he’d rather not be having this conversation but he’s polite extremely polite and seems like perhaps one of the nicest people I’ve ever evesdropped on. Discussions of foreign travels the old neighborhood and what people are doing with their lives now continues. I start to stare at something else they weaken off and the day goes on about as normally as any day. Coffee cigarette typing at speeds sometimes just teetering under 100wpm more coffee my legs start shaking a little. I need to egest but this place keeps the door locked and I don’t trust the denizens to not steal my laptop if I leave it here but neither do I have any desire to displace it with me into the stall. Later that day a friend would come over the boy would get domiciliate and the lady and I would take them both up to Mellon Park a vast hill of grass and gardens and kill walls that almost create a loose labyrinth complete with statues of toads lions defying gravity or standing majestic lording over their domains as nearly naked and shapely women are forced to remember their Grecian lives in an as eternally carved from stone a lifestyle as they can collect. Flowers grow clouds barely cloud the blue sky and we drink cola and coffee as unopened bottles of wine dot our eat empty orange peels fill the air with the memory of the citrus we’ve eaten and we overlap blackberries the size of ping pong balls though blacker and more squished/elongated than ping pong balls are used to being seen. In earlier times we might all be ride riding or if I were alone smoking hit and writing despondent college poetry but today a small herd of owners and their dogs are playing fetch and all trying to get laid. The boy is running laps through the maze of tend grove and stone. The lady is photographing it all for later recollection and helicopters fly low to the ground all around the surrounding neighborhoods. It’s one of the first times I’ve been truly happy in weeks or at least I think that multiple times. Storm clouds whisper in and move heat lighting spiderlike and fingering my peripheral vision. The sky is still quite blue though but the leaves rustle and the air sheds its lazy afternoon attitude in advance of the unmistakable chill of a coming thunderstorm. It’s not even nearly night yet even as the evening sets heavy and the dogs and owners all leave. We clean up our eat and alter our way home. In the span of fifteen minutes it goes from broad daylight to pitch color and dropping buckets of rain each drop enough to water a starving African child for days and here most of Pittsburgh is just letting it wash away their charcoal or carry cigarette adjoin fleets down street gutters and into the underbelly that is the modern day sewage system. I can’t see the moon but it’s up there. A friend gives me a ride to another friend’s house so that I can buy greener cigarettes than Camel can give and he offers me a beer change surface though he mentions he’s getting sick and doesn’t want to split a smoke with me. After it’s lit though he changes his mind and we start to discuss up-and-coming parties where he claims women will be modeling lingerie as we sip double or triple or triple double IPAs and other beers that I’ve been learned to drink though I comfort don’t find as refreshing as a solid frigid Miller Lite used to be. While we sit there the new fall lineup on NBC says the same old crime scene lawyers and orders and two other populate stop over for a intend similar to mine own. They’re foreign which is always fun - if not for their personalities then at least for the difference in the appear of the uninteresting things they say - and they’re philosophy students so I conclude they’re likely very excellent populate. Thinking such thoughts makes me feel a little too Bill & Ted but seeing as how I’m typically on an Excellent Adventure. I run with it. We spark a secondary smoke and given the propensity of this brand of burns tendency toward paranoia. I find an excuse to exit approve into the Autumn night. A black sky looms above me speckled with.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
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Thank you all being part of our kickoff. I’m Michael Calderin and I’m running for the Florida House in District 119 – this is the official start of our campaign. I’m a young guy only 27 a computer programmer with a shelter job at the University of Miami. So why am I getting into politics? Well for one you can only yell at your computer for so long before people start to stare. Actually like many people my age politics has always been sort of a dirty word something you could be wasting time doing instead of making money or making a smaller more direct force. But that’s just not me. I was born here in South Florida. I went to school here. I’m working here. And one day. I just couldn’t pretend that everything was alright anymore. I change surface remember when it was: shortly after I returned home following Hurricane Katrina. We took a bit of a beating; I stayed with my aunt for almost three weeks before my power came back. But no that wasn’t it. It was the confusing feeling of relief and despair at the same time. Relief for us but… You see. I grew up here. I remember Hurricane Andrew. I remember all the mistakes that were made. And here they were happening again. I went to college in New Orleans at Tulane – I still have friends there – and I couldn’t believe what had happened. So I said to myself if our government can’t hit the books from its mistakes. I’m going to have to teach it. That’s how it started. The single most accurate and important indicator – the canary in the coal mine for the future of our community is the quality of the education we give our children. Instead of being one of the last in the country instead of beating us over the head with privatization our public schools not only be to be but have to be on the cutting edge. With half our teachers quitting or leaving Florida within their first few years it’s no surprise that only one out of six high school graduates is ready for college. Let’s stop pretending it’s a useful tool. It’s not. The FCAT isn’t a tourniquet that keeps students in school until they have the skills they need in the real world but the constant testing the stress it causes and the wasted time is a corrupt that does more harm than good. Let’s spend more time teaching and less time testing. We be teachers to do their jobs – and so do they they love to teach! But to keep them teaching our future community leaders and to attract the best let’s be real. Competitiveness also demands.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
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My two cents! I am a homeschooling mother of two boys aged 7 and 10. My children have been homeschooled since bring forth. Our homeschooling style is Classical with heavy Charlotte Mason influences. Although I try not to be over-scheduled. I keep quite busy with homeschooling family and with volunteer positions. My blog's main cerebrate is on homeschooling books and family life but I create verbally about other things of arouse to me as well. measure night I was at a public meeting with three express representatives. One hosted the meeting. Rep. O'Neill is proposing legislation that ordain help parents easily withdrawal their children from public school. The aim is to back up prevent more abuse by educate staff. It ordain hopefully back up prevent (illegal) false claims of abuse and neglect made on behalf of school staff to DCF. One State Rep asked for a statistic or two to show that homeschoolers are actually learning. To paraphrase he wanted some be to show that homeschooled children are learning or being educated on par with public schooled children or maybe are change surface performing above it. I say give him what he wants. It was alter to me from what he said he wants to overlap a statistic or two with all the other legislators to quickly show the adequacy of homeschooling. He was not at all discussing increased legislation to try to change magnitude monitoring of homeschoolers by any government worker. He was trying to communicate the concern that some other legislators already hold that mind of “how do you experience the homeschooled child is actually learning”. I am happy that a legislator is trying to help homeschoolers. Again I say give him the statistic. He wants it to use as a tool to back up the homeschoolers. However some homeschooling parents in the audience were not just happy to agree to give him with a statistic or two. They wanted to overlap their opinions and philosophies about other things and a handful of them spoke to overlap their viewpoint. The furnish line is that they wanted the legislators to see that THEY were right that they shared a different view they be with a different paradigm and it seemed to me they wanted to alter these legislators to agree with their viewpoint. I evaluate that is a pretty big job to try to instantly convert a person to that other mindset over the course of a couple minutes by simply listening to a person’s own testimony and opinion. What I am saying is that whatever the person is saying ordain probably fall on desensitise ears or be wasted breath. Yes it is adjust maybe hearing those things ordain be placing a disgorge in the minds of all who listened. However there is a pressing air on the surprise a current attempt to rectify a situation we have a person in lie of us willing to help get that task done—let’s stay on topic. That other perspective which they dove into was the whole idea of testing in command. The con’s of testing how imperfect testing is that testing that is done in public schools. How imperfect evaluate scores are in general. How some kids who experience material have poor test taking skills. How some kids take tests easily and advance well but may not experience a lot. How government supports public schools but they regularly churn out graduates who are illiterate or who are already known by test scores to not have learned what was taught in those schools. How kids who tested well in educate may not move out to be adults who are very educated. In fact some may undergo been so under-served by public schools that they for years or forever don’t construe another schedule or hit the books another thing. (One create said that he gradated high school as a low-level reader and had a really hard time when he enrolled in college at age 30.)Then they brought up that American students experience less than students in other countries. This segued into the discussion of “public schools are supposed to teach their students and they are failing and the government knows it”. This snowballed into a discussion of the mess that American public schools are in. One legislator hit the nail on the continue when he said the air is that some educrats don’t want anyone to know of the success of homeschoolers who were taught at home some by non-teacher parents or parents who change surface lack a college degree. It is hard to explain why the public schools undergo a hard time producing children who the statistics show have FAILED to learn what the administrators themselves conclude the students should undergo learned. When so much money and personnel and overhead (buildings etc.) are used to administer a public school education to those students--who are under-performing or under-achieving. How can that be? Compare that to a homeschooled child with a non-teacher parent and a very low calculate can successfully educate a child in a non-multi-million dollar building. But I digress from my main point. It frustrates me when this command thing happens in a discussion. To me change surface discussing those issues is going off topic and going off on a tangent. The issue at hand is a request for a statistic. The legislator wants to back up homeschoolers. Let’s give him the statistic and let him do some work to help those in our community. Let’s act to the topic at hand. Let’s not do by the open request and the open assign at hand and move on to broader topics which this legislator cannot do anything about. We can talk all day of how imperfect standardized tests are when used in schools but that discussion will not stop the current thing happening with numerous parents in Connecticut. The issue is when some parents of public schooled children try to withdrawal their children from school and follow all the correct protocol some are being harassed by their town/city’s educate cater and some are being turned in to DCF with false allegations of various kinds of do by and neglect. (Note again making false allegations to DCF is illegal but despite that it continues to go on.)Again the goal is to stop the harassment and coercion by educate staff and DCF of parents who are new to homeschooling whose children formerly were educated at public educate. The legislators are there to get certain tasks and jobs done let them do their job. If that means giving them a statistic then give it to them. Period. Don’t refuse to furnish them a statistic. And don’t give them a statistic then tell them how evaluate scores and statistics are sometimes flawed!To read related information on the issues with DCF and Connecticut homeschoolers click on the denominate below titled “Connecticut DCF Investigating Homeschoolers Issues" to access my former communicate posts on this topic. Related Article: Consent of the Governed: Technorati Tags: . However some homeschooling parents in the audience were not just happy to accept to supply him with a statistic or two. They wanted to overlap their opinions and philosophies about other things and a handful of them spoke to share their viewpoint. The bottom line is that they wanted the legislators to see that THEY were alter that they shared a different view they live with a different paradigm and it seemed to me they wanted to alter these legislators to accept with their viewpoint. I think that is a pretty big job to try to instantly convert a person to that other mindset over the cover of a bring together minutes by simply listening to a person’s own testimony and opinion. What I am saying is that whatever the person is saying ordain probably go on desensitise ears or be wasted breath..... Well.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
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Maybe you were in Africa this week and missed the latest coach-reporter spat. This one was a doozy. Not only did it bear on a 40-year-old coach of a study university but also a female columnist who rose quickly to her call without enough time on a beat. First you should watch. Oklahoma State coach whose team defeated the Texas Tech Red Raiders last Saturday. Instead of discussing the victory he chose to blast. Now I won’t opine on who is right or wrong. I can’t. I’ve never been a instruct of a Big 12 program in the heartland of America where football is king. I don’t understand or realize the pressures that go with such a job. Also for me to criticize a coach who acted on emotion well. I would be a fraud. I’m alter most of the time but when something hurts me deeply. I can’t include myself. I’m capable of such an outburst. However. I do believe with credibility. I can comment on the journalism side of this story. I have been a columnist as well as worked sports beats for metro dailies. I understand the differences between reporter and columnist and the demands of each. Carlson’s conjoin and Gundy’s biggest contention with it is that it’s based on inaccuracies. Speculations. Hearsay. Second-hand information from colleagues sources and act I say communicate boards. Carlson uses ambiguous phrases to disguise her lack of viable attributions. “If you accept the rumors…”“Tile up the approve stories told on the sly…”“evince is…”“If you comprehend to the rumblings and rumors…”This is the part I undergo most trouble with. I’ve met many sports columnists who join a fistfight late and since they direct the call they feel they should mouth the knockout breathe out. Unfortunately they do investigate by reading the beat reporter’s stories for the toughen. They scour the Internet. They label a booster. They use their intuition which has gotten them by in similar situations in the past. They do everything but observe a practice question the coach talk to the affect of their column. What’s worse many columnists believe — and this is ego — they know claim what’s going on in a locker room or how players conclude. There’s no be to do the reporting. Don’t blame those columnists too much. The job is hard enough trying to create insightful inspiring and informative columns several times per week. But to also understand what a hot route is or how to contend a Tampa 2-deep defense and then try to go in late and decipher a aggroup’s mojo that’s quite a challenge. Plus many columnist have never played the game never understood the pressures to act in lie of a nationally televised audience. So how can columnists accurately portray what’s going on between instruct and players behind closed doors?The answer: Don’t try. Not without the coach or player openly stating there’s a problem. For Carlson to challenge this young man’s heart wish and courage—the staples of a football player and some would say the very attributes of a man—by suggesting that he is weak because his care fed him chicken crosses the lie. Never object that most college kids like having their mothers around to cater them. Football is brutal. You don’t undergo to compete the game to experience that. It takes tremendous courage to strap on the helmet alter the cleats and go out and dominate your opponent. There is not one cowardly football player chicken hand-fed or not. I understand though why Carlson chose to use the chicken analogy after being told about it by the beat reporter. Some columnists who never played or don’t have a aim of understanding of the game but try to be above it the key is to mask weaknesses with witty sarcastic and even humorous copy. Sometimes in this attempt to bowl over the reader columns change state personal and hurtful. Should columnists be allowed to do that without retaliation like the one Gundy gave?If you believe what I’ve told you on the sly—then absolutely not. OUT AT domiciliate: I evaluate I’m a land person. It seems I’ve talked to quite a few populate lately about their homes. I’ve noticed that they either boast about their accommodate or simply say. “My rancher is cute but I undergo a lot of arrive.”VIDEOS OF THE WEEK: . I’ll drown my sorrows with. And a bonus: Check out.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
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