Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
This is a fun and unusual idea for a barbecued chicken dish that results in a moist, perfectly cooked meat.
Mix the paprikas, chilli flakes, mustard, vinegar and lemon and lime juices in a bowl to a smooth paste.
Transfer the marinade to a large plastic food bag, add 4 tablespoons of the olive oil and the chicken, then seal the bag and shake it carefully to cover the chicken in the marinade. Set aside to marinate for as long as possible.
Prick the potatoes with a fork, then rub them in some of the remaining oil and season with salt and pepper. Wrap each one in aluminium foil.
Place one garlic bulb onto another sheet of foil and drizzle with more of the remaining oil. Wrap the bulb tightly in the foil.
Light the barbecue.
Cut the second garlic bulb in half horizontally and stuff the two halves inside the chicken. Manoeuvre the half-full beer can to fit just inside the chicken, so that the bottom half of the can is sticking out of the chicken.
Nestle the wrapped potatoes and garlic bulb into the coals, then stand the chicken upright on its beer can in the centre of the barbecue. Wrap a piece of aluminium foil around the base of the chicken to form a protective collar, then cover the barbecue with the lid and cook for 15 minutes.
Remove the garlic bulb and set aside to cool. Continue to cook the chicken and potatoes for a further 30 minutes, or until the chicken is completely cooked through and the potatoes are tender.
Unwrap the garlic and squeeze the roasted garlic from the cloves into a bowl. Stir in the chives and butter.
For the salad, mix the lettuce leaves, tomatoes and cucumber together in a large serving bowl then drizzle with the olive oil.
To serve, transfer the cooked chicken, still standing upright on its beer can, to a large serving platter. Unwrap the potatoes, cut a cross in the top of each, squeeze gently and spoon over the garlic butter. Arrange the potatoes around the chicken, garnish the plate with the lemon and lime wedges, then serve with the salad.
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Rating: * out of * * * *
Rated: PG-13 for language.
Starring: Chris O'Donnell, Rene Zellwegar, Artie Lange, Ed Anser, Hal Holbrook, James Cromwell, Marley Shelton, Mariah Carey.
Running Time: 106 minutes
Well there goes another one. Sadly this like other movies this year wasn't good. This one being almost as bad as 'The Omega Code' but not quite. From the opening credits I had a good feeling this would be bad, and well I guess I was right. With bad excuses for acting, a horrible screenplay and straight-out bad direction 'The Bachelor' is a terribly unfunny movie that doesn't work on any levels accept that fact that Rene Zellwegar who does give a good performance. The two cameos by Brooke Shields and Mariah Carey are also good with Brooke being the best. The movie is troubled from the start because Chris O'Donnell is hugely miscast and gives one of the worst performances to date.
 Jimmie decides that he wants to bring their relationship a little bit up. He really doesn't realize that Anne thinks he wants to marry her (what he wants I never did catch). So he proposes in a really bad way, and she shoots him down and is very mad. He of course tries to apologize but nothing seems to help any. Then his grandfather dies and he learns that he has left Jimmie 100 million dollars....as long as he marries before the next day at 6:05 pm. Now Jimmie must find Anne and try to marry her to get the money and because he loves her, or get married to someone else to get the money itself, leading to an un-funny and predictable ending that leaves a bad taste in our mouths.
Ok so maybe this could be one of the dumbest, cliched, silliest romantic comedy to date that has no real big laughs. Even the supporting roles of Artie Lange, Hal Holbrook and Ed Anser aren't even good. The plot was a good idea, but the script would have to have been written in less than five minutes and by a five year old. The choppy dialogue and bad directing don't help things any. Even though Chris O'Donnell gave an OK performance in the two Batman movies, he does not give even a remotely good or funny performance here and I wanted to boo and throw my pop at the screen to get rid of him.
 Her sister played by Marley Shelton is also good and the two have good chemistry onscreen. Brooke Shields showed up in a funny little performance as a big-headed mogul who after a while became routine and old. One really can't help but think that we have seen this stuff before. It's not like this is an original idea and in the end, everyone knows what is going to happen due do its cliches and typicalness.
'The Bachelor' works on no good levels and in fact doesn't work at all. Ed Anser and Hal Holbrook were wasted in terrible roles and Mariah Carey can not act to save her soul, and this could be the only film of her movie career dispite her terrific music career. Chris O'Donnell is not as bad an actor as Casper Van Dien but that is not saying a great deal. He seems held back and really doesn't get into his character much and after even the first 30 minutes gets annoying and old. Artie Lange just to me seems like he is trying to another Chris Farley and was completely unfunny and un-nerving.
Why the filmmakers would want to waste such a cast in such a bad movie, with such bad acting and dialogue is a question only they will know. Maybe they thought it would become a hit or a critical success, and sometimes I don't agree with other critics on movies, even from the trailers for this film they made it look bad and showed all the mildly funny parts. Its based on the 1925 silent film 'Seven Chances' which I am sure is very better than this mess. Even though some may think of this as a good date movie, most who see this will want to pull out thier hair and scream for thier money back.
Besides being a terrible movie, 'The Bachelor' is well a terrible movie. It has nothing worth recommending therefore I really can't recommend this movie. I did not have a good time and I laughed only three times. The running time of the movie is 106 minutes which is wayyyy over time and needs to be shortened at least thirty minutes. Parts of it seems to go on forever and parts of seem to not last enough time.
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Installing Linux Binaries on Your Local Account
Before you start, make sure you know how to SSH to the server. Learn about that here.
There are instances where you require sudo access to install different packages on the server. Instead of waiting for the administrator to install the package, you can actually install on your local account without any intervention.
CMake
In this tutorial, I will install a CMake locally on my account without using sudo. We will do this by installing or copying the linux binary to my home directory. Then, I will modify the PATH
variable so that my shell will use this version of the application instead of some other version installed in the system.
-
First download the version of CMake (or any other linux binary) you need. I am downloading CMake 3.8.
wget https://cmake.org/files/v3.8/cmake-3.8.0-rc2-Linux-x86_64.sh
-
In CMake's case, their installer is a bash script. Before I do anything else, I need to add execute permission to this script.
chmod +x cmake-3.8.0-rc2-Linux-x86_64.sh
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Now run it.
bash cmake-3.8.0-rc2-Linux-x86_64.sh
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Once the license agreement is displayed, hit space bar to scroll down, then accept the license by entering y. When you accept, it will tell state which directory it will be installed at.
In my case it shows the following:
By default the CMake will be installed in: "/home/abiswas/cmake-3.8.0-rc2-Linux-x86_64" Do you want to include the subdirectory cmake-3.8.0-rc2-Linux-x86_64? Saying no will install in: "/home/abiswas" [Yn]:
Enter 'Y' and it will start extracting.
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There should be a new directory now in your home. Now run the following:
~/cmake-3.8.0-rc2-Linux-x86_64/bin/cmake --version #~/ refers to your home directory
By default, you bash shell will use the version of CMake installed systemwide on the server. You can verify that with the following two commands:
By default, your shell calls the CMake application located in the system directory.
Now we will modify the
PATH
environment variable so that the shell uses the CMake we just installed. -
Verify that there is a
.bashrc
file in your home directory:ls -la ~
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Edit the .bashrc file with your favorite editor and append the following line:
export PATH=$HOME/cmake-3.8.0-rc2-Linux-x86_64/bin:$PATH
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Now source the file (let the shell update its environment variables):
source ~/.bashrc
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To test our changes execute the following:
This modifies that PATH
so that the shell will look inside the CMake installation directory before looking at system directories to find CMake.
Now it is using the CMake I installed in my home directory. Hope this makes everything clear. You can install almost every linux binary package this way.


Mutable Data Structures
What is a data structure?
Data Structures are a specialized means of organizing and storing data in computers in such a way that we can perform operations on the stored data more effectively, and maintain the program easier.
In our iPython world the most common structures are illustrated in the figure below; here we are interested primarily in lists and dictionaries; the array structure is a special type of list that is explored later on, and the set is a special type of dictionary. Tuples are immutable, so are also left for later.
What is mutable?
A definition from https://www.dictionary.com/browse/mutable is
mutable [ myoo-tuh-buhl ]
See synonyms for: mutable / mutability on https://www.thesaurus.com/
adjective
- liable or subject to change or alteration.
- given to changing; constantly changing; fickle or inconstant: the mutable ways of fortune.
- Computers. (in object-oriented programming) of or noting an object having properties whose values can change while the object itself maintains a unique identity.
The last definition is the one we seek, a mutable structure can have changing contents but the structure itself maintains identity.
A named constant 7
which we cannot change, is immutable, but a variable like seven
which can change is in contrast, mutable.
Lists
A list is a collection of data that are somehow related. It is a convenient way to refer to a collection of similar things by a single name, and using an index (like a subscript in math) to identify a particular item.
Consider the "math-like" variable below:
The variable name is and the subscripts correspond to different values.
Thus the value
of the variable named associated with subscript is the number .
In our scripts the concept of subscript is replaced by a position or index, but it performs the same role - it identifies the particular container in the list, and lets us access the contents of the container.
The figure below is a visual representation of a the concept that treats a variable as a collection of cells.
In the figure, the variable name is MyList
, the subscripts are replaced by a position (index) indicator
that identifies which cell is being referenced.
The value is the cell content at the particular index.
So in the figure the value of MyList
at Position Index = 3 is the number 9.'
In engineering and data science we use lists a lot - we often call then vectors, arrays, matrices and such, but they are ultimately just lists.
To declare a list you can write the list name and assign it values. The square brackets are used to identify that the variable is a list. Like:
%reset -f
MyList = [7,11,5,9,13,223]
print(MyList)
[7, 11, 5, 9, 13, 223]
One can also declare a null list and use the append()
method to fill it as needed.
MyOtherList = [ ]
print(MyOtherList)
MyOtherList.append(1)
print(MyOtherList)
MyOtherList.append(2)
print(MyOtherList)
[]
[1]
[1, 2]
Python indices start at ZERO. A lot of other languages start at ONE. It's just the convention.
The first element in a list has an index of 0, the second an index of 1, and so on. We access the contents of a list by referring to its name and index. For example
print(MyList[0])
print(MyList[3])
7
9
Lists can store elements of different data types
- Ordered: Elements in a list can be indexed
- Mutable: Elements in a list can be altered
- Mathematical operations must be applied to each element of the list
Dictionary - A special kind of list
A dictionary is a special kind of list where the items are related data PAIRS
.
It is a lot like a relational database (it probably is one in fact) where the first item in the pair is called the key, and must be unique in a dictionary, and the second item in the pair is the data.
The second item could itself be a list, so a dictionary would be a meaningful way to build a
database in Python.
To declare a dictionary using curly
brackets
MyPetsNamesAndMass = { "Dusty":7.8 , "Aspen":6.3, "Merrimee":0.03}
To declare a dictionary using the dict()
method
MyPetsNamesAndMassToo = dict(Dusty = 7.8 , Aspen = 6.3, Merrimee = 0.03)
Dictionary properties
- Unordered: Elements in a dictionary are not indexed (address by their key)
- Mutable elements: Elements themselves in a dictionary can be altered
- Immutable keys: Keys in a dictionary cannot be altered
Readings
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Learn Python in One Day and Learn It Well. Python for Beginners with Hands-on Project. (Learn Coding Fast with Hands-On Project Book -- Kindle Edition by LCF Publishing (Author), Jamie Chan https://www.amazon.com/Python-2nd-Beginners-Hands-Project-ebook/dp/B071Z2Q6TQ/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=learn+python+in+a+day&qid=1611108340&sr=8-3
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Learn Python the Hard Way (Online Book) (https://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/) Recommended for beginners who want a complete course in programming with Python.
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How to Learn Python for Data Science, The Self-Starter Way (https://elitedatascience.com/learn-python-for-data-science)


MSI Cubi 5 should make an excellent mini Linux computer
by Brian FagioliIf you want a basic Linux desktop, you can never go wrong with an all Intel-based mini computer -- such as that company's own NUC line. Things typically work without issue -- an Intel Wi-Fi card, for instance, shouldn't give you any headaches on Linux.
Intel is not the only game in town, however. Other companies manufacture and sell mini desktop computers too. Today, MSI unveils its latest, and it looks like a real winner. Called "Cubi 5," it comes with 10th gen Intel Comet Lake processors, USB-C, and supports Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax).
"Keeping in mind the needs of consumers, MSI announces the world's first energy-efficient Mini-PC to be equipped with Intel’s 10th gen Comet Lake processors: Cubi 5. The Cubi 5 delivers upgraded computing capability as well as improved functionality. Cubi 5 may be small, but its performance can be improved all the way up to Intel Core i7 processor (Comet Lake), which helps deliver computing capability that will keep you in the flow, wherever you go," says MSI.
The company further says, "The Cubi 5 is designed to support an external power switch. This proves to be especially efficient for users that choose to mount the Cubi 5 or visually conceal it. The external power switch saves our users a lot of back bending by being more reachable. Users are only 4 screws away from being able to replace the M.2 SSD, memory modules, and 2.5-inch HDD/SSD storage slots. Cubi 5's work prowess is immediately increased with the convenience of USB Type-C connector."
MSI shares specifications below.
- Operating System: Windows 10 Home
- CPU: Up to 10th Gen. Intel Core i7 U-Processor
- Chipset: Intel SoC
- Storage 1x M.2 SSD (auto switch) 1x 2.5-inch SSD / HDD
- System Memory: 2x DDR4 2666MHz SO-DIMMs, Up to 64GB
- Graphics: Intel UHD Graphics
- I/O (Front): 1x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type C, 1x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type A, 1x Mic-in, 1x Headphone-out
- I/O (Rear) 2x USB 2.0, 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type A, 1x RJ45, 1x HDMI out (1.4), 1x DP out (1.2)
- Wireless LAN: Intel Wireless AC 9462 or Intel Wireless AX201
- LAN: Intel WGI219V
- PSU: 65 W
- Dimensions: (WxDxH): 124 X 124 X 53.7 mm / 4.88 X 4.88 X 2.11 inch
- Weight: (N.W./ G.W.) 0.55 kg / 1.4 kg ; 1.21 lbs / 3.09 lbs
While we do not yet know price and availability, Cubi 5 should show up at popular retailers, such as Amazon, very soon. Keep in mind, even though it should run Fedora or Ubuntu like a champion, it will also run Windows 10 too. Hell, you can even dual-boot if you want.


Sword - A Discord Library for Swift
Requirements
- macOS, Linux, iOS, watchOS, tvOS (no voice for iOS, watchOS, or tvOS)
- Swift 4.0
- libsodium (if on macOS or Linux)
Installing libsodium
macOS
Installing libsodium is really easy on mac as long as you have hombrew. After that is installed, all you have to do is brew update && brew install libsodium
. That’s it!
Linux
This depends on the version of Ubuntu you are running, so I made a nice table here:
| Ubuntu 14.04 | Ubuntu 16.04 |
|---|---|
sudo -E add-apt-repository -y ppa:chris-lea/libsodium && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y libsodium-dev |
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y libsodium-dev |
It’s easier to copy and paste that command right into shell, and follow any on screen instructions if needed so.
Adding Sword
Swift Package Manager
In order to add Sword as a dependency, you must first create a Swift executable in a designated folder, like so swift package init --type executable
. Then in the newly created Package.swift, open it and add Sword as a dependency
// swift-tools-version: 4.0
import PackageDescription
let package = Package(
name: "yourswiftexecutablehere",
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/Azoy/Sword", from: "0.9.0")
],
targets: [
.target(
name: "yourswiftexecutablehere",
dependencies: ["Sword"]
)
]
)
After that, open Sources/main.swift and remove everything and replace it with the example below.
import Sword
let bot = Sword(token: "Your bot token here")
bot.editStatus(to: "online", playing: "with Sword!")
bot.on(.messageCreate) { data in
let msg = data as! Message
if msg.content == "!ping" {
msg.reply(with: "Pong!")
}
}
bot.connect()
CocoaPods
Adding Sword to your iOS, watchOS, or tvOS application is easier than ever with CocoaPods. All you have to do is add Sword as a dependency to your Podfile, something like this:
target 'yourappnamehere' do
use_frameworks!
pod 'Sword'
end
Then all you have to do is pod install
and you’re ready to go.
Running the bot (SPM)
Build the libraries with swift build
, then type swift run
Running the bot in Xcode (SPM)
To run the bot in Xcode, you first have to compile the libraries with swift build
. Then to build the xcode project, type swift package generate-xcodeproj
. Finally, type open yourswiftexecutablehere.xcodeproj
, look at the top and follow the steps below
Then click the play button!
Links
Documentation - (created with Jazzy)
Join the API Channel to ask questions!


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As Babylon hath caused the slain of Israel to fall, so at Babylon shall fall the slain of all the earth.


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1.
Diagram of AudRecog Auditory Recognition Mind-Module
/^^^^^^^^^\ Auditory Recognition of "c-a-t-s" /^^^^^^^^^\ / EYE \ REACTIVATED / EAR \ / \ CONCEPTS /"CATS"=input \ | _______ | | | | SEMANTIC MEMORY | | | /old \!!!!|!!!| | | | C match! | | / image \---|-----+ | ___ | -A match! | | \ fetch / | |c| | / \ | R stop | | \_______/ | |a| | / \ | S drop | | | |t| | / Old- \ | | | visual | |s| | ( Concept ) | C match! | | | e| | | \ / | -A match! | | memory | a| | | /\ /!!!!!|!!!!T match! | | | t| | | ______/ \___/------|-----S recog! | | reactivation | | |f| / \ | | | | | |i| ( Parser ) | C match! | | channel | | |s| \______/ | -A match! | | _______ | | |h| | | --T match! | | /old \ | |_|_| _V_________ | ---S busy | | / image \ | / \ / \ | U drop | | \ store /---|--\ Psi /--( InStantiate ) | P drop | | \_______/ | \___/ \___________/ | |
2. Purpose of the AudRecog Auditory Recognition Mind-Module
The AudRecog() module uses quasi-neuronal activation to recognize words by matching up a chain of activated phonemes until the end of a word of input is reached and a matching word in auditory memory is either found, resulting in a call to the OldConcept mind-module, or not found, resulting in a call to the NewConcept mind-module.
The ghost.pl AI Mind in Perl uses an AudRecog() algorithm much simpler in construction than the older algorithm used in the older AI Minds. Since the introduction of the Perl AI, the @aud auditory array no longer uses the beg flag to hold on to the beginning of a word in memory, or the ctu continuation-flag to indicate whether a word continues from one phonemic character to the next. Instead, the ghost.pl AI and the newer versions of the MindForth AI dynamically ascertain whether a phonemic character is the beginning of a word in memory, and whether a phonemic character is the final character of a word stored in the auditory memory.
AudRecog() must eventually make the switch from keyboard entry of characters as if they were phonemes and morphemes, to actual acoustic input of sound-wave phonemes and morphemes.
3. Algorithm of the AudRecog Auditory Recognition Mind-Module
AudMem() calls AudRecog() to process each character of dynamic input from the keyboard or from the Speech() module during re-entry of output back into the AI Mind. For the first character of an input word, AudRecog() finds every initial instance of the same first character starting a word stored in memory as far back as the $midway time-point, which may be set to zero in early versions of the first working artificial intelligence.
As each additional character comes in, AudRecog() activates the next-in-line character in the thus-far matching stored word, for the sake of continuing the match-up with the next incoming character. The next incoming character continues the next-in-line activation only if the found character not only matches the input character but also carries the arbitrary activation ordained in the software by the AI Mind Maintainer. In that way, some partial recognitions die out and do not result in a final match, as soon as one stored character fails to match the input stream.
As the match-up process approaches the end of a word stored in the @ear auditory memory channel, enough of the stored word as to constitute a stem of an inflected word should have an $audpsi concept-number at the end of the row holding the final stem-character, such as the letter "K" in the stored plural word "BOOKS". Then the final letter itself will also have the $audpsi concept-number, so that either the stem or the full word for a concept may be recognized. As part of the same process for word-recognition, the AudMem() module stores not only the $audpsi concept-number at the end of a word being stored, but also at the end of an array-row holding the character calculated to be the end of the stem of a word.
4. Code of
AudRecog() from the ghost299.pl AI Mind in
Perl
sub AudRecog() { # http://ai.neocities.org/AudRecog.html if ($len > 0 && $finlen == 0 && $pho eq chr(32)) { $finlen = $len } # 2017-12-26 if ($pho ne chr(13)&& $pho ne chr(32) && $pho ne "\N{U+0}") { # 2017-12-24: if ($audrec > 0) { # 2017-03-16: if positive $audrec before end of word... if ($pho ne chr(83)) { # 2017-03-15: keep audrec if current pho is 83=S if ($audrec > 0) { $prc = $audrec } # 2018-09-16: preserve non-final $audrec $audrec = 0; # 2017-03-16: zero out non-final audrec. } # 2017-03-15: end of test for final "S" as inflectional ending. } # 2017-03-15: end of test for $audrec before word-end } # 2017-03-15: end of test for an alphabetic character if ($pho eq chr(32) || $pho eq chr(13) || $pho eq "\N{U+0}") { # 2017-126 if ($fyi > 0) { # 2017-12-26: show message # print " AudR after audrec= $audrec finds CR-13 or SP-32 \n"; # 2017-12-26 } # 2017-04-05: end of test for fyi=4 Diagnostic Mode. if ($audrec > 0) { # 2017-03-15: if positive audrec before 32=SPACE... $audpsi = $audrec; # 2017-03-15: recognized item becomes storage item. } # 2017-03-15: end of test for a positive audrec before 32=SPACE } # 2017-03-15: end of test for a positive audrec before 32=SPACE for (my $i=$spt; $i>$midway; $i--) { # 2017-03-15: search backwards in time. if ($pho ne chr(32)) { # 2017-03-15: disregard 32=SPACE pho until end of input. my @aud=split(',',$ear[$i]); # 2017-03-15: separate @ear rows into parts. if ($pho ne $aud[0]) { $ear[$i] = "$aud[0],0,$aud[2]" } #2017-03-15: de-activate if ($pho eq $aud[0]) { # 2017-03-15: If incoming pho matches stored aud0; if ($aud[1]==0) { # 2017-03-15: if matching engram has no activation; my @prv=split(',',$ear[$i-1]); # 2017-03-15: "@prv" for "previous" row. if ($prv[0] eq chr(13) || $prv[0] eq chr(32) || $prv[0] eq "\N{U+0}") { # 2017-12-24: if ($audrun < 2) { # 2017-03-15: "if comparing start of a word" my @nxr=split(',',$ear[($i+1)]); # 2017-03-15: for next-in-line char if ($nxr[0] ne chr(13) && $nxr[0] ne chr(32)) { # 2017-12-24 $ear[$i+1] = "$nxr[0],8,$nxr[2]"; # 2017-03-15: "activate N-I-L charcter" } # 2017-03-15: end of test for continuation of stored comparand. my @aud=split(',',$ear[($i)]); # 2017-03-15: for current char if ($aud[2] > 0) { # 2017-03-15: if concept number present $prc = $aud[2]; # 2017-12-26: provisional recognition } # 2017-03-15: end of test for potential monopsi ultimate-tag } # 2017-03-15: "end of test for audrun=1 start of word" } # 2017-03-15: "end of test for a beg(inning) non-active aud0" } # 2017-03-15: "end of test for matching aud0 with no activation" my @aud=split(',',$ear[$i]); # 2017-03-15: break apart @ear auditory array. if ($aud[1] > 0) { # 2017-03-15: "If matching aud0 has activation" my @nxr=split(',',$ear[($i+1)]); # 2017-03-15: for next-in-line char if ($nxr[0] eq $pho) { # 2017-12-26: TEST $ear[$i+1] = "$nxr[0],8,$nxr[2]"; # 2017-12-26: "activate N-I-L character" } # 2017-12-26: end of match-test if ($nxr[0] eq chr(13) || $nxr[0] eq chr(32) || $nxr[0] eq "\N{U+0}") { # 2017-12-26 if ($aud[2] > 0) { # 2017-03-15: check for an audpsi tag $prc = $aud[2]; # 2017-10-20: provisional recognition of a stem } # 2017-03-15: end of test for an available audpsi. } # 2017-03-15: end of test for next-in-line non-alphabetic character. if ($aud[2] > 0) { $prc = $aud[2] } # 2018-09-16: provisional recognition. if ($fyi > 0) { # 2017-12-26: show message only during Diagnostic Mode } # 2017-04-05: end of test for fyi=4 Diagnostic Mode. if ($pho eq chr(32) || $pho eq chr(13) || $pho eq "\N{U+0}") { # 2017-12-26 if ($audrec > 0) { # 2017-03-15: if an audrec has been found... $audpsi = $audrec; # 2017-03-15: send audpsi into AudMem } # 2017-03-15: end of test for a positive audrec } # 2017-03-15: end of test for SPACE-32 or CR-13 if ($pho ne chr(32)&& $pho ne chr(13)&& $pho ne "\N{U+0}") { # 2017-12-26 my @nxr=split(',',$ear[($i+1)]); # 2017-03-15: for next-in-line char if ($nxr[0] ne chr(32) && $nxr[0] ne "\N{U+0}" && $finlen==0) { # 2017-12-26 $ear[$i+1] = "$nxr[0],8,$nxr[2]"; # 2017-03-15: "activate N-I-L character" } # 2017-03-15: since next engram is a letter... } # 2017-03-15: end of test for 32-SPACE after input word. } # 2017-03-15: "End of test for matching aud0 with activation." } # 2017-03-15: "End of test for a character matching 'pho'." } # 2017-03-15: end of test for alphabet letter } # 2017-03-15: End of backwards search through auditory memory. if ($audrec > 0) { $audpsi = $audrec } # 2017-12-26: TEST if ($prc > 0) { # 2017-10-20: $audrec = $prc; # 2017-10-20: from Dushka RuAi; prov. recog; if ($audrec > 0) { $audpsi = $audrec } # 2018-09-16: for passage to AudMem() } # 2017-10-20 $audrun++; # 2017-03-15: audrun is only a counter, not a factor. } # 2017-03-15: End of AudRecog(); return to AudMem()
5.
Variables for the AudRecog Auditory Recognition Mind-Module
$audpsi -- concept number of word in @ear auditory memory array.
$audrec -- auditory recognition concept-number.
$audrun -- in the AudRecog() module, which increments audrun, it is a counter of how many times the incrementing module has been called. If the audrun count is at unitary one or below two, then the initial character at the start of a word is being processed. audrun is reset to one in the AudInput() and FileInput() modules.
$finlen -- (obsolete) fin(al) len(gth) or end-of-word for AudRecog.
$fyi -- (for your information) 2 = Tutorial mode; 3 = Diagnostic mode
$len -- length, for avoiding input non-words. The len variable increments with each additional character during AudInput, and is reset to zero at the end of OldConcept and NewConcept.
$midway -- dynamically adjustable time-limit for searching backwards in the experiential memory of the AI.
$pho -- a "phoneme" or character of auditory input.
$prc -- provisional recognition in AudRecog()
6. Troubleshooting and Robotic Psychosurgery
6.1.a. Symptom: (Something goes wrong.)
6.1.b. Solution: (AI Mind
Maintainer devises solution.)
A team of AI Mind Maintainers may debug the AudRecog() module by first inserting, and later commenting out, diagnostic messages to inform the AI coder what is happening inside the AudRecog() module at various stages of its operation, and what values are carried by variables used within the AudRecog() module.
AudRecog() must eventually be made to work with acoustic phonemes for speech recognition, instead of keyboard characters representing phonemes.
Roadmap to Artificial Intelligence
9.
AiTree of the Strong AI Mind Cognitive Architecture


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UpTiltAttack.attack(State state,
boolean facingRight) |
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boolean facingRight) |
protected void |
RangeAttack.attack(State state,
boolean facingRight) |
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ForwardTiltAttack.attack(State state,
boolean facingRight) |
protected void |
ForwardAirAttack.attack(State state,
boolean facingRight) |
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DownTiltAttack.attack(State state,
boolean facingRight) |
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DownAirAttack.attack(State state,
boolean facingRight) |
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boolean facingRight) |
protected void |
Action.attack(State state,
boolean facingRight) |
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Action.isImpossiblePreState(State state) |
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Action(State state,
KeyBinding keyBinding,
State[] impossiblePreStates,
float warmupTime,
float duration,
float cooldown) |
Action(State state,
KeyBinding keyBinding,
State[] impossiblePreStates,
float warmupTime,
float duration,
float cooldown) |
AirAttack(State state,
KeyBinding keyBinding,
State[] impossiblePreStates,
float startup,
float duration,
float cooldown,
float damage,
float angle,
float knockback) |
AirAttack(State state,
KeyBinding keyBinding,
State[] impossiblePreStates,
float startup,
float duration,
float cooldown,
float damage,
float angle,
float knockback) |
Attack(State state,
KeyBinding keyBinding,
State[] impossiblePreStates,
float startup,
float duration,
float cooldown,
float damage,
float angle,
float knockback) |
Attack(State state,
KeyBinding keyBinding,
State[] impossiblePreStates,
float startup,
float duration,
float cooldown,
float damage,
float angle,
float knockback) |
DownAirAttack(State state,
float startup,
float duration,
float cooldown,
float damage,
float knockback) |
DownTiltAttack(State state,
float startup,
float duration,
float cooldown,
float damage,
float knockback) |
ForwardAirAttack(State state,
float startup,
float duration,
float cooldown,
float damage,
float knockback) |
ForwardTiltAttack(State state,
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float duration,
float cooldown,
float damage,
float knockback) |
GroundAttack(State state,
KeyBinding keyBinding,
State[] impossiblePreStates,
float startup,
float duration,
float cooldown,
float damage,
float angle,
float knockback) |
GroundAttack(State state,
KeyBinding keyBinding,
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float startup,
float duration,
float cooldown,
float damage,
float angle,
float knockback) |
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float speed) |
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KeyBinding keyBinding,
State[] impossiblePreStates,
float startup,
float duration,
float cooldown,
float maxSpeed) |
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KeyBinding keyBinding,
State[] impossiblePreStates,
float startup,
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float maxSpeed) |
MoveLeft(State state,
float duration,
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MoveRight(State state,
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RangeAttack(State state,
float startup,
float duration,
float cooldown,
float damage,
float knockback) |
Stop(State state) |
UpAirAttack(State state,
float startup,
float duration,
float cooldown,
float damage,
float knockback) |
UpTiltAttack(State state,
float startup,
float duration,
float cooldown,
float damage,
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Mario.forwardTiltState |
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Mario.idleLeft |
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Mario.idleRight |
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Mario.jumpState |
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Mario.moveLeftState |
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Mario.moveRightState |
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Mario.upAirState |
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Mario.newState(String name,
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Mario.newState(String name,
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Mario.newState(String name,
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INFORMATION CHARGING
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Section 2 Methods
2.1 Measures
2.1.1 Information
| Title | Name | Description | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Demographics | Transfer Mental Health Demographics | Assesses demographic information including student status, racial identification, and school information | Made by BABLab |
2.1.2 Mental Health
| Title | Description | Reference | |
|---|---|---|---|
| bai | Beck Anxiety Inventory | Assesses anxiety through student self-report of anxiety symptoms within the last month | (Beck et al., 1988) |
| dass | Depression Anxiety Stress Scale | Student self-report designed to measure three related negative emotional states: depression, anxiety, and tension/stress | (Lovibond & Lovibond, 1995) |
| pss | Perceived Stress Scale | Assesses how various situations affect perceived stress through self-report of feelings and thoughts over the last month | (Cohen et al., 1983) |
| wemwbs | The Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale | Assesses mental well-being through self-report by asking participants to indicate which feelings and thoughts best describe their experiences over the last two weeks | (Tennant et al., 2006) |
2.1.3 Proposed Risk Factors
| Title | Description | Reference | |
|---|---|---|---|
| commuting_status | Commuting Status Questionnaire | Assesses school commute distance, school commute time, and if the student lives on campus | Made by BABLab |
| imposter_syndrome | Clance Imposter Syndrome Self-Assessment Tool | Assess if the student carries imposter syndrome characteristics and to what extent | (Clance, 1985) |
| dmi | Dweck Mindset Instrument | Assesses if the student has a fixed or growth mindset | (Dweck, 2016) |
| financial_burden | Financial Burden Questionnaire | Assesses to what extent the student feels financially insecure | Made by BABLab |
| familial_obligation | Familial Obligation Questionnaire | Assesses level of familial responsibilities | Made by BABLab |
| transfer_shock | Transfer Shock Questionnaire | Assesses how smooth the student perceives their transition and how prepared they felt for UCLA rigor | Made by BABLab |
2.1.4 Proposed Resilience Factors
| Title | Description | Reference | |
|---|---|---|---|
| grittiness | Angela Duckworth Grit Scale | Assesses passion and perseverance | (Duckworth et al., 2007) |
| mpss | Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support | Assesses feeling of support from family, friends, and significant others | (Zimet et al., 1988) |
| psqi | The Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index | Assesses quality and patterns of sleep | (Buysse et al., 1989) |
| financial_wellbeing | CFPB Financial Well-Being Scale Questionnaire | Assesses feelings of financial security and concern | (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) |
| free-time | Free-time Questionnaire | Assesses amount of time student engages in time for themselves and things they enjoy | Made by BABLab |
| dedication | Dedication Questionnaire | Assesses how devoted the student is to their studies and school goals | Made by BABLab |
| caps | Satisfaction with UCLA Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) Questionnaire | Assesses use of CAPS, how satisfied they were with the services, and how accessible they feel the services are to the community | Made by BABLab |
| tsp | Satisfaction of UCLA Transfer Student Program (TSP) Questionnaire | Assesses use of TSP, how satisfied they were with the program, possible barriers to attendance and if the program facilitated their transition | Made by BABLab |
| club_involvement | Campus Club Involvement Questionnaire | Assesses feelings of campus connectedness through club involvement and possible barriers to access | Made by BABLab |
| recreational_activities | Use of UCLA Recreational Activities Questionnaire | Assesses utilization of campus recreational facilities and its relationship to feelings of stress | Made by BABLab |
2.2 Procedure
Students answered surveys anonymously online through RedCap. These surveys assess domains of student experience, as well as potential outside barriers that may inhibit successful transition to UCLA. In addition, the questions ask the participant to document their experiences or use of certain campus resources that may buffer against the relationship between being a transfer student and poor mental health outcomes. The questions also assess the participants’ mental health through a variety of questionnaires which ask about the participants’ thoughts, feelings, and experiences.
2.2.1 Questionnaire Order
- Demographics
- Pss
- Bai
- Club_involvement
- Psqi
- Dass
- Wemwbs
- Commuting_status
- Caps
- Dedication
- Dmi
- Familial_obligation
- Financial_burden
- Financial_well_being
- Free_time
- Fsp
- Tsp
- Grittiness
- Imposter_syndrome
- Perceived_social_support
- Recreational_activities
- Transfer_shock
2.2.2 Attention Checks
- Financial_well_being:
It is crucial that you are paying full attention to the study. Please tick “Very well” - Perceived_social_support:
To ensure that you are giving this study your complete attentiveness, please select “Strongly Agree” - Caps:
For this question, please click number 3
2.2.3 Recruitment
Participants were recruited through one of two methods: For Psychology affiliated students, recruitment occurred through SONA systems, which is an online system used to schedule and manage the UCLA Psychology Department human subject pool. In addition, to obtain data from the wider (non-Psychology) community at UCLA, we also had a non-SONA based version of the questionnaire (using RedCap). The survey was open for the Spring 2020 term, and all survey respondents during those quarters were included in the final analyses.
The following materials were used:
Flyer:
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/28754/statistics?pipelinehash=-3576007590869300644_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/28179?pipelinehash=-3118101450887340206_T-Navigation-1225159784963339195. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/30511?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-7805453885903613031_T-ItemViewer--2124641243692496625. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/22946/browse?pipelinehash=-8814945581483636067_T-Navigation-1889156309150802090_T-ConfigurableBrowse-9190211947611025069. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/24570/browse?pipelinehash=-3373540808477007550_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/22943/search-filter?pipelinehash=-6695412291989983632_T-Navigation-2810323160450589294_T-SearchFacetFilter--5762725982580595035. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/2/handle/10192/21861/discover?pipelinehash=3661145441680524569. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/22501/discover?pipelinehash=4249612522750512370_T-Navigation-7197719342803565986. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/29769/statistics?pipelinehash=5416897550734686626_T-Navigation-1060248102765056883. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/30238?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-5236536637491247416_T-ItemViewer-8925218389216554179. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/1/handle/10192/5/search-filter?pipelinehash=2860374627741118645_T-PageNotFound-458766004370808291. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/3266/statistics?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--6585899206144716661. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/2593?pipelinehash=-4866852521448453619_T-Navigation-1263207974814647647. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/4/handle/10192/30832/statistics?pipelinehash=-3492396141774915040. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/3/handle/10192/24570/search-filter?pipelinehash=1134438750956746942. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/28321?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--3768549780610950858_T-ItemViewer--4385551458993770960. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/3555/statistics?pipelinehash=-6062235048067171201_T-Navigation-7723521982025870916. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/22616/statistics?pipelinehash=7302481314433588247_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/1/handle/10192/22941/discover?pipelinehash=-7021780830473476167_T-PageNotFound--5559698090013842035. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/32372?pipelinehash=-7472744799071181844_T-Navigation-498287617448835104. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/1/handle/10192/22944/search-filter?pipelinehash=-5021204891475138038_T-PageNotFound--6351025113687240513. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/4/handle/10192/22802/statistics?pipelinehash=-7584586347112056293. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/23819/statistics?pipelinehash=8126585866237273973_T-Navigation--4195688250726424508. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/2014/products/18?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-IncludePageMeta--5534495057400678945_T-IncludePageMeta-7145676799531262490_T-IncludePageMeta-2657920401762253442_T-xslt-jndi
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1
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//DRI/3/handle/10192/31471/search-filter?pipelinehash=6664341271081346983. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/1/handle/10192/23520/browse?pipelinehash=6279799809279567995_T-PageNotFound--3582737744872189224. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/22985?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-2265226675098610945_T-ItemViewer-6505887424341846025. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/2937?pipelinehash=6378324200626554293_T-Navigation--4287612723991641452. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/2/handle/10192/28810/discover?pipelinehash=-2418502785787402450. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/handle/10192/5/search-filter?pipelinehash=3505999290743297169_T-IncludePageMeta--3303997441547475343_T-IncludePageMeta-7145676799531262490_T-IncludePageMeta-3692791215074899918_T-xslt-jndi
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1
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//DRI/5/?pipelinehash=-8611078598705932563. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/2/browse?pipelinehash=-3661310834700952969. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/1377/statistics?pipelinehash=-2912960992494179883_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/23758?pipelinehash=-4632683550479051200_T-Navigation-2739173635163764736. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/2015/products/9?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-IncludePageMeta--5534495057400678945_T-IncludePageMeta-7145676799531262490_T-IncludePageMeta-2657920401762253442_T-xslt-jndi
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/26475/statistics?pipelinehash=-6170640719498093832_T-Navigation-6003096579994132324. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/22922/search-filter?pipelinehash=-5251919979703213621_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/2862/statistics?pipelinehash=-7334071967068425976_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/3/browse?pipelinehash=9136518087677858680. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/1/handle/10192/5/search-filter?pipelinehash=-3727166691175515734_T-PageNotFound-458766004370808291. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/26611?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-5532758789446544348_T-ItemViewer-2144371320606792396. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/31390/statistics?pipelinehash=4122980398343431690_T-Navigation-3449168145958884378. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/1/handle/10192/21862/discover?pipelinehash=3632799383811981195_T-PageNotFound--8566203568326682701. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/23761/statistics?pipelinehash=3154414074782520768_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/1/handle/10192/4/search-filter?pipelinehash=5878234779730932093_T-PageNotFound-6802737888005386839. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/23717?pipelinehash=-4626407050142149336_T-Navigation--8382793416130422452. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/1366?pipelinehash=-5098997317689145258_T-Navigation--2062167892894576248. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/32391?pipelinehash=-676670995332342976_T-Navigation-2210574870079522249. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/4868/statistics?pipelinehash=-9103036449983793406_T-Navigation--6430467338326471266. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/2038?pipelinehash=-2701305178988254726_T-Navigation--923008012908396060. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/23014/statistics?pipelinehash=6560376281002096227_T-Navigation-2832616541271246858. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/30309?pipelinehash=3905268632311496060_T-Navigation--5111590142579062334. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/30327?pipelinehash=6406585358502829918_T-Navigation--4217126824665250253. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/30511?pipelinehash=4823971707445089027_T-Navigation-7805453885903613031. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/4/search-filter?pipelinehash=1972323620674150926_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/28470/statistics?pipelinehash=2853529566499224817_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/30232?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-1902739015107733396_T-ItemViewer--6929796296099219072. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/25756/statistics?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--4745408286865459569. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/24?pipelinehash=509025731216069220_T-Navigation-7888418297673327241. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/22922/browse?pipelinehash=2599733658671504357_T-Navigation--2671163653965258035_T-ConfigurableBrowse--7309620509138495777. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/5/browse?pipelinehash=2028349910952650650_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/26610?pipelinehash=-9179972147646233493_T-Navigation--8813940442063887331. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/28665?pipelinehash=6691536237169028802_T-Navigation--429454302757883267. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/22922/search-filter?pipelinehash=2227074156719176460_T-Navigation-1456111005902998449. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/3013?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--8533296165760250736_T-ItemViewer--4966225834749748675. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/4/search-filter?pipelinehash=-9019553297439349205_T-Navigation--5725295992474536901_T-SearchFacetFilter-340818215369916068. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/1/handle/10192/22502/search-filter?pipelinehash=8926990829140835146_T-PageNotFound-135979650504062446. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/5/search-filter?pipelinehash=-4691918479464599793_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/3223?pipelinehash=8291169601052459334_T-Navigation--8046271942126228092. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/22689?pipelinehash=-772450148918561832_T-Navigation-4032570985294880750. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/28179?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-1225159784963339195_T-ItemViewer-6589948533844820237. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/handle/10192/25550/search-filter?pipelinehash=1746067968760834605_T-IncludePageMeta--3303997441547475343_T-IncludePageMeta-7145676799531262490_T-IncludePageMeta-2043732788943506166_T-xslt-jndi
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/4277?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--5528224107218494233_T-ItemViewer--38772733689764633. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/22519/statistics?pipelinehash=-9199666719644871147_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/26361?pipelinehash=-8509737306364882998_T-Navigation-961499841555238928. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/27271?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-4497823090412187024_T-ItemViewer--6418365131798632675. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/28731?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--7655890901320376171_T-ItemViewer-8104818957702975504. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/22952?pipelinehash=-1390506186145436128_T-Navigation--1176302361850643236. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/3/handle/10192/2514/statistics?pipelinehash=1104315871375460691. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/4136?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-671175304503293506_T-ItemViewer-8209642595913188305. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/handle/10192/31430/search-filter?pipelinehash=-5566808827279341670_T-IncludePageMeta--5534495057400678945_T-IncludePageMeta-7145676799531262490_T-IncludePageMeta-2657920401762253442_T-xslt-jndi
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/1856?pipelinehash=-3447174865662482116_T-Navigation-629887647829975330. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/24368/statistics?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--7047054480501901218. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/2884/statistics?pipelinehash=4524714956999988183_T-Navigation-7504151507937274211. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/1792/statistics?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--5196003439134050768. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/2272?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--5543386407706583142_T-ItemViewer-4912169129788132680. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/5/search-filter?pipelinehash=2779113990353101218_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/27082?pipelinehash=-5307736640622817455_T-Navigation-9074849342467863909. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/29753?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-7782275024041026689_T-ItemViewer-4163951334753094212. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/28637?pipelinehash=-4276378919714948783_T-Navigation-2187171324324088423. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/2015/products/7/reviews?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-IncludePageMeta--5534495057400678945_T-IncludePageMeta-7145676799531262490_T-IncludePageMeta-2657920401762253442_T-xslt-jndi
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1
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/22501/discover?pipelinehash=2595505997793579365_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/statistics-home?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-8988085304335070413. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/2435?pipelinehash=-5335865703115883346_T-Navigation-7819149266802630104. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/2693?pipelinehash=5864823696590054528_T-Navigation-7735081420678181219. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/3/handle/10192/4/search-filter?pipelinehash=-5798472776990706606. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/1398/statistics?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-4651661901538463435. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/1/handle/10192/22941/discover?pipelinehash=3408154344126068998_T-PageNotFound--5559698090013842035. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/4879/statistics?pipelinehash=-8888383414932898739_T-Navigation--7086110132350702345. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/1363/statistics?pipelinehash=-4091407591029108953_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/23649?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--3361693350881189670_T-ItemViewer--5050627374786620803. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/25490/search-filter?pipelinehash=5661468843058806613_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/4/search-filter?pipelinehash=3043610242798713530_T-Navigation-2838858863619673870_T-SearchFacetFilter-340818215369916068. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/61?pipelinehash=-4258433670692024003_T-Navigation--4619894463202130815. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/26342?pipelinehash=4819017317253630873_T-Navigation-6000606516116833185. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/26468/statistics?pipelinehash=-1179156391730560062_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/5/browse?pipelinehash=6460741943619589306_T-Navigation--4463918655265955542. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/handle/10192/4/search-filter?pipelinehash=628531722560335508_T-IncludePageMeta--5534495057400678945_T-IncludePageMeta-7145676799531262490_T-IncludePageMeta-2657920401762253442_T-xslt-jndi
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/26315?pipelinehash=-6077812284892563001_T-Navigation-4340488789398055117. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/23762?pipelinehash=-8580841964420384344_T-Navigation--7361360436045635423. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/2015/users/10/shipping_addresses?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-IncludePageMeta--5534495057400678945_T-IncludePageMeta-7145676799531262490_T-IncludePageMeta-2657920401762253442_T-xslt-jndi
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1
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//DRI/1/handle/10192/24570/discover?pipelinehash=4539075443853440396_T-PageNotFound-6928189420142997877. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/1742?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--3822913423801932729_T-ItemViewer--3394109481363803448. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/31150/search-filter?pipelinehash=-2421717422907303756_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/23003/statistics?pipelinehash=2393612048216191984_T-Navigation-1304019123479583320. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/30125?pipelinehash=-5114203510162251148_T-Navigation-3129990606833043740. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/4/handle/10192/24570/statistics?pipelinehash=6358415087476095165. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/1906?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-7380244532036738706_T-ItemViewer-1378375864957617560. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/28646?pipelinehash=-9088815320823067371_T-Navigation--4221798429734193063. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/4291?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-8887027983743458586_T-ItemViewer-6300402535574456267. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/23657/statistics?pipelinehash=3666385424830748687_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/24570/search-filter?pipelinehash=-5061765568764246114_T-Navigation--8258502955470066535_T-SearchFacetFilter-1343139845351412130. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/2565?pipelinehash=-2915572745374452419_T-Navigation-3229569296649126294. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/24237/statistics?pipelinehash=-7082223676123404897_T-Navigation--3750321203039932870. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/29170?pipelinehash=116684958034311100_T-Navigation-328098176403028431. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/24570/search-filter?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-9107213916825598145. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/3/handle/10192/30858/statistics?pipelinehash=-6227819525351754326. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/23325?pipelinehash=8933953324347327921_T-Navigation--5193479749049185596. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/23019?pipelinehash=-3984213936293294463_T-Navigation--7864457299824334178. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/6/discover?pipelinehash=-7154463721279379819_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/2124?pipelinehash=-402509633543473238_T-Navigation-1968005273616019198. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/1863/statistics?pipelinehash=5935161993620179881_T-Navigation--7327039005738416503. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/26670/browse?pipelinehash=5413040394296591960_T-Navigation--2121803802400446644_T-ConfigurableBrowse-889985855263685354. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/29814?pipelinehash=-6940882513884787148_T-Navigation-8719926436552065253. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/4/handle/10192/21866/statistics?pipelinehash=-5397512990708118561. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/5079?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-2286674154542484821_T-ItemViewer--1527346235118329912. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/30320?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--1732936159059534427_T-ItemViewer-271522309112488550. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/29659/statistics?pipelinehash=2031875480783309609_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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/localhost/themes/Brandeis_MC/cohen/images/button_plus.png. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/4/handle/10192/4/search-filter?pipelinehash=-1281842256766239900. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/6/browse?pipelinehash=-8020601178408092803_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/2014/products/1/reviews?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-IncludePageMeta--5534495057400678945_T-IncludePageMeta-7145676799531262490_T-IncludePageMeta-2657920401762253442_T-xslt-jndi
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1
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/22922/search-filter?pipelinehash=5327879196564964457_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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1
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//DRI/2/handle/10192/4/search-filter?pipelinehash=7044943621957967714. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/4/handle/10192/22991/statistics?pipelinehash=2960010323536185123. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/1742?pipelinehash=4394583947452994009_T-Navigation--3822913423801932729. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/30533/statistics?pipelinehash=-7426353536028713259_T-Navigation-8152960094336082546. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/5/search-filter?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-7269351915754867159. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/29469?pipelinehash=6967875080713658589_T-Navigation--1521067304452227027. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/28550/browse?pipelinehash=-5049993077346358649_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/5084?pipelinehash=1062963907514188941_T-Navigation--7911981794406025953. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/22503?pipelinehash=2212772315864381974_T-Navigation-9088855053848071136. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/1/handle/10192/22922/search-filter?pipelinehash=-3936303166419938278_T-PageNotFound-2308949952913955516. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/browse?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-3041130841821807820. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/22501/search-filter?pipelinehash=-239588475787796161_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/2964?pipelinehash=6601226477722693135_T-Navigation-5257676536740090018. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/2/handle/10192/27330/browse?pipelinehash=-884266209024350902. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/3727?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--7057180571537468818_T-ItemViewer-8732211822146716542. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/26386/statistics?pipelinehash=-5630685594343269698_T-Navigation-172263611227317588. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/23380/statistics?pipelinehash=-327666880340230967_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/2/handle/10192/22502/search-filter?pipelinehash=4931212870262424093. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/26832?pipelinehash=2755245176643272306_T-Navigation--4029377905466000913. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/3649?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--1457718129758700_T-ItemViewer-77779836406945508. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/23520/search-filter?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-1663733193297508226. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/1722?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-1138354448650534842_T-ItemViewer-50630849186917879. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/4670?pipelinehash=2669585631236432125_T-Navigation--5065504401396962500. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/1/browse?pipelinehash=-150931413052595143_T-PageNotFound--7986264837089997806. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/1633/statistics?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-1003638128251295761. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/3/handle/10192/30355/statistics?pipelinehash=8085684544414111314. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/3/handle/10192/29769/statistics?pipelinehash=-7136964494308412754. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/4/handle/10192/22941/search-filter?pipelinehash=-2578303244613171081. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/29245?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-8809577729372615056_T-ItemViewer-7788645155911962373. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/4/handle/10192/22502/search-filter?pipelinehash=797262442988628342. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/31440/statistics?pipelinehash=7321716783504396979_T-Navigation--7879876423730614695. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/1/handle/10192/5/search-filter?pipelinehash=-7926318038728480010_T-PageNotFound-458766004370808291. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/29480?pipelinehash=-857536432099725152_T-Navigation--4629186461330740402. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/4/handle/10192/2514/statistics?pipelinehash=2520669391843478033. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/22941/discover?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-7785368132549029356. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/4/handle/10192/31550/search-filter?pipelinehash=2932603176552883974. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/23018?pipelinehash=-7341716751473137919_T-Navigation--8768410056690828525. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/4/search-filter?pipelinehash=-2008336881262552699_T-Navigation-5517455492172282472. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/?pipelinehash=-8556541011232360735_T-Navigation--5323649352543776995_T-CommunityBrowser-578614924677317992. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/25113?pipelinehash=7844294111330987353_T-Navigation-8338081720215267891. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/3909?pipelinehash=180085402692904390_T-Navigation--6876082483833205339. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/3450/statistics?pipelinehash=3039015043191974067_T-Navigation-9116180196742384368. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/3/handle/10192/22501/discover?pipelinehash=5617195849787577538_T-IncludePageMeta-2521571550378461069. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/29080?pipelinehash=2477235919777020029_T-Navigation-3365923199645359815. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/23840?pipelinehash=2079972624522724919_T-Navigation-1288510316650122447. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/5/browse?pipelinehash=6802799678397525195_T-Navigation--7080302371233240882_T-ConfigurableBrowse-394981041264977310. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/3/handle/10192/5/search-filter?pipelinehash=-1243558490818740774. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/23023/statistics?pipelinehash=3806995156000321242_T-Navigation-2564933241113237422. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/handle/10192/27690/browse?pipelinehash=174865536837400821_T-IncludePageMeta--5534495057400678945_T-IncludePageMeta-7145676799531262490_T-IncludePageMeta-2657920401762253442_T-xslt-jndi
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/21866/statistics?pipelinehash=-6763945414336373309_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/22943/search-filter?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--5678302124326447044. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/30131?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--2353344262740313448_T-ItemViewer--7456361393273369147. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/2603/statistics?pipelinehash=6340026294816315075_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/22941/discover?pipelinehash=4306268880454716738_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/25892/statistics?pipelinehash=5200566476419424605_T-Navigation-1502993037264435759. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/26952/statistics?pipelinehash=-4461128827280866113_T-Navigation--8919777702581372272. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/29715?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--5168981926749613439_T-ItemViewer-176335863394529966. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/23679?pipelinehash=-2360602735986891304_T-Navigation-5545804856315470037. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/2948?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-6095951514831393114_T-ItemViewer--7028864112653589511. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/1/handle/10192/5/search-filter?pipelinehash=-5060838189905662044_T-PageNotFound-458766004370808291. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/4/handle/10192/29789/statistics?pipelinehash=4918612465682118161. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/29032/statistics?pipelinehash=-7651954409581348005_T-Navigation--925911224750337343. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/1944?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-4323394171658772284_T-ItemViewer-1649867739459145476. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/2971?pipelinehash=-4681517028616080167_T-Navigation--1009759904806308615. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/2015/products/12/reviews?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-IncludePageMeta--5534495057400678945_T-IncludePageMeta-7145676799531262490_T-IncludePageMeta-2657920401762253442_T-xslt-jndi
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/3212?pipelinehash=4621504816660075728_T-Navigation--1598590833440633333. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/24370/statistics?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-7772755188804321833. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/60/statistics?pipelinehash=-757807062825124082_T-Navigation-2032946133183168783. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/22921/discover?pipelinehash=-5090085201318379443_T-Navigation-5746036831284662316. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/25844?pipelinehash=-7656305148261723412_T-Navigation-8433485394498526205. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/1993?pipelinehash=2754714979453189990_T-Navigation--6758124366654245926. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/49?pipelinehash=-7769955747078524386_T-Navigation--9184467319228222742. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/3/handle/10192/27690/discover?pipelinehash=2566950722517501567_T-IncludePageMeta-2521571550378461069. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/3942?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--4095071728736568015_T-ItemViewer--6816311144566189506. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/26030/browse?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation-316830327367669261. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/29366/statistics?pipelinehash=2210943803276042733_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/4980?pipelinehash=-5637324280035976878_T-Navigation-4429366565854590942. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/23649?pipelinehash=5552497035511069592_T-Navigation--3361693350881189670. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/22991/statistics?pipelinehash=-2088787900754306000_T-Navigation-2757972856713172316. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/2/browse?pipelinehash=-2227515193466229901. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/22921/search-filter?pipelinehash=-2269967914936629307_T-Navigation--44553143159464209_T-SearchFacetFilter--6827837364175333905. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/3007/statistics?pipelinehash=-3294755724644320061_T-Navigation--579558506901013084. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/1/handle/10192/4/search-filter?pipelinehash=6808861283088429382_T-PageNotFound-6802737888005386839. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/4/handle/10192/30830/search-filter?pipelinehash=385097279680020838. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/24?pipelinehash=-3043438783848843138_T-Navigation-7888418297673327241. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/25050?pipelinehash=7042536740477212842_T-Navigation-5100810278448411018. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/51?pipelinehash=-589267368065611329_T-Navigation--3051757433200414086. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/21863/search-filter?pipelinehash=-7769963142526193316_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/29640?pipelinehash=-3480088001317535679_T-Navigation--425665320516077082. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/4200?pipelinehash=5509688941095935516_T-Navigation--3408916234983120796. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/28351/statistics?pipelinehash=6124932841501503099_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/23520/browse?pipelinehash=-1325749077920809760_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/2015/products/5?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-IncludePageMeta--5534495057400678945_T-IncludePageMeta-7145676799531262490_T-IncludePageMeta-2657920401762253442_T-xslt-jndi
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//DRI/3/browse?pipelinehash=-4753321767646603953. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/22503/browse?pipelinehash=4181874238681671074_T-Navigation-9075650745935618819_T-ConfigurableBrowse-3438991471556505814. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/25809?pipelinehash=-8973590026322612639_T-Navigation--6581499037837245766. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/9/handle/10192/3801?pipelinehash=823411183535858997_T-Navigation--7821942241684478751_T-ItemViewer--2396571835947684734. Error was invalid stream header
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/localhost/themes/Brandeis_MC/cohen/images/header1.png. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/5/handle/10192/1925/statistics?pipelinehash=8288119975773111910_T-Navigation-1197377441727752154. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/3/handle/10192/27690/browse?pipelinehash=8113814688111241322. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/8/handle/10192/27058?pipelinehash=3860743575519480080_T-Navigation--3258774385899081892. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/6/handle/10192/23440/statistics?pipelinehash=5295911437790446029_T-SystemwideAlerts-1_T-Navigation--5367372201529954577. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/32356?pipelinehash=6466566985957061732_T-Navigation--6482047907427783013. Error was invalid stream header
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//DRI/7/handle/10192/4473?pipelinehash=7256891101607217485_T-Navigation-7340555281829701342. Error was invalid stream header
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BELLE DU JOUR A film review by Bryant Frazer Copyright 1995 Bryant Frazer
Directed by Luis Bunuel Photographed by Sacha Vierny Starring Catherine Deneuve France, 1967
One of my favorite unanswered questions in all of the movies is this: What does the Japanese client keep in his box in BELLE DE JOUR?
A little background is in order, in case you've never seen the film. Belle de Jour is a definitive statement on eroticism, and a deeply personal experience. Catherine Deneuve gives a flat yet evocative performance as Severine Sevigny, a virginal newlywed whose everyday life is broken up by masochistic fantasies in which she's beaten, smeared with filth, and humiliated by a variety of men. Her husband, Pierre, seems gentle and loving, but Severine remains in thrall to the idea of less wholesome relationships. When Severine probes one of her husband's friends for information, he gives her the address of a Parisian brothel catering to businessmen. Severine dons black hat, coat, and sunglasses, and wanders through the neighborhood, finally working up the courage to enter the establishment, where Madame Anais agrees to let her work as a prostitute (Severine is just the right type, she says -- fresh and classy). Because Severine is insistent that she must be free to leave by evening, Anais christens her Belle de Jour.
The remainder of the film is broken into episodes, as Severine confronts new and different clients while living a second life at home. For the most part, the customers are vaguely repulsive caricatures: the fellow who fancies himself a ladies' man, and forces himself clumsily on her; "the Professor," a mousy gynecologist who insists on being scolded, whipped, and trod upon. More intriguing is the Japanese businessman who carries with him a small box. He shows the contents to one of the other two prostitutes, who snaps "Not for me, thanks," and turns away in a hurry. When Severine peeks inside, her eyes grow wide and we hear a soft whirring noise. "Don't be afraid," she is urged.
When the man leaves, closing the latch once more on his little box, Severine lies spent, stretched across the bed as the maid tidies her room. She confides to Severine her understanding of what the prostitutes go through; even the maid finds men like the Japanese client somewhat frightening. Severine looks up from the bed with an expression of exhaustion and bliss. "What do you know?" she spits.
Director and co-screenwriter Luis Bunuel is one of the most subversive of filmmakers. His career began in 1939, with UN CHIEN ANDALOU (An Andalusian Dog), a classic of Surrealism that he made with artist Salvador Dali. The first scene featured a razor blade slicing sideways across a woman's (actually an animal's) eyeball. That most offensive of all images, which creates an uproar to this day whenever it's shown to a classroom full of first-year film students, is a challenge to viewers, renewed with each project in Bunuel's long career. Here, he seems to be at first challenging us to identify with Severine and her deviances, convincing us to distance ourselves from them, and ultimately to examine our own responses to her situation.
Bunuel is aided and abetted in this perverse venture by Sacha Vierny, the cinematographer who worked with Alain Resnais on NIOGHT AND FOG, HIROSHIMA, MON AMOUR, and LAST YEAR AT MARIENBAD, and who has lately been salvation for British filmmaker Peter Greenaway, whose films take divine advantage of Vierny's cool, stately image- making. A good deal of BELLE DE JOUR's quiet power comes from the mannered beauty of its compositions, as Vierny catches the light on Deneuve's face just so.
Eventually, Severine pays a terrible price for pursuing her aberrant fantasies, and the film could almost be a treatise on the importance of prudence and fidelity. It's tempting to assume that Bunuel is blaming Severine for giving in to her own desires and betraying her husband -- blaming Woman for the ruin of Man. Perhaps he is, but it's maddening to try and prove it. The movie is quite clearly Severine's story, not Pierre's. Her status as perpetrator of a misdeed is undermined by her status as a tragic hero (which is bolstered as Bunuel goes out of his way to develop Severine's character). What's important isn't what Deneuve gives away in her low-key performance, but what she doesn't show -- the essence that the audience itself has to fill in. Typically, the director gives us something more intriguing and revealing than a simple narrative. Bunuel plays our own judgmental tendencies against our desire for erotic satisfaction, and leaves us in a quandary.
Which brings us back to one of the great questions of the cinema. What's in the Asian client's box is the same thing that's in Quentin Tarantino's PULP FICTION briefcase. It's the MacGuffin from a dozen different Hitchcock films. Judging from the look on Deneuve's face as she recovers from its effects, it may be, like the Maltese Falcon, the stuff dreams are made of.
But as far as dreams go, it's the stuff that's outside the frame that matters. Our own moral scheme, shaped by personal loves, regrets, and fantasies, surrounds and permeates Bunuel's deliberately ambiguous value system. Like Greta Garbo's at the climax of QUEEN CHRISTINA, Deneuve's face is a mask, and also a receptor for our own emotions. The final truth of this film is that we are forced to do our own moralizing, if we feel it needs to be done -- no matter how skillful the intrusion of Bunuel as auteur, Severine's life-changing experience is unmistakably a function of our own.
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