Jonathan,
It is really worth the BBC using SVG Graphics when at least 80% of
internet users are unable to view them. Currently there doesn't
appear to be a SVG viewer for IE.
Adam
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Kathryn,
back from holiday myself, perhaps you are too
can do it!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Svg_example3.svg
On 02/09/07, Brian Butterworth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a backend render that can be used instead when there is no
plugin? Best of both worlds then...
On 02/09/07, Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jonathan,
It is really
and are usual started as there is no other software then meets the
needs of the developers.
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wait until the H.264 codec support is released.
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Simon,
have you seen this rotating, movable video in svg demo?
http://www.bluishcoder.co.nz/2007/08/svg-video-demo.html
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that do not appear associated with
the sender (for example only follow links to bbc.co.uk in emails from
the beeb)
Tinyurl is a great service and i can understand why it is used, but i
feel that using this type of service in a wider audience is a bad idea.
What does everyone else think.
Adam
Brian,
I hope your not using the code below anywhere as it looks wide open to
SQL Injection.
Adam
Quoting Brian Butterworth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
PHP code sample to do the tinyURL bit...
?
$link = mysql_connect(MYSQLHOST, MYSQLUSER, MYSQLPASS) or die(Could not
connect);
mysql_select_db
Matt Lee wrote:
Jason Cartwright wrote:
That doesn't really seem to be the way things are going...
It's certainly not the way some would like to take things. It's
certainly one of the things that 'Web Twenty' promotes, but I think it's
a mistake.
We didn't spend 25 years getting
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Playing whack-a-mole with corporate and device use cases that the
legal or technological implications of Flash being proprietary break
misses the forest for the trees. These are all just instances of the
freedom of software users being compromised.
That said, on
Gareth Davis wrote:
Anyhow, personally I'm stuck until I can get a non-DRM HD
signal into my Linux
Myth PVR.
BBC HD is broadcast in the clear on Astra 2D (28.2E) at 10.847Ghz V
22000SR 5/6FEC, I'm pretty sure it is still broadcast as DVB-S (rather
then DVB-S2 like the Sky HD channels) so
Just in time for the Over the Air hack day, Nokia have announced a Code
Camp competition. You can win €15,000 if you write a Nokia S60 app using
either Flash or WRT.
For more details see
http://www.forum.nokia.com/main/contests/global_application_contest.html
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started providing it i signed up to their service, then discovered that
most current implementations of OpenID do not currently support Openid
version 2 :-(
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Hi,
I see the film reviews are nolonger being updated on the BBC site. Does
anyone know why and will this mean that the film reviews xml feeds will
no longer be updated.
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Dan Brickley wrote:
Andrew Bowden wrote:
I see the film reviews are nolonger being updated on the BBC site.
Does anyone know why and will this mean that the film reviews xml
feeds will no longer be updated.
The Movies site (and it's associated section on BBCi) formally closed on
6 May 2008
with creating my own AIR application yet.
Adam
a Nabaztag, but until BBC provide MP3 streams i've got no
chance of getting it to work.
Any chance something might be announced before this weekend as i could
bring it along and get it working.
Adam
Football DataCo Ltd, 30
Gloucester Place, London W1U 8PL.
Rafiq Swash wrote:
I am building a football discussion website. I would like to use BBC
API to retrieve football scores and also league tables. Is there
anyone who can give a little tip please. thank you
regards,
Rafiq
*From:* Adam
Hi,
Could someone give the TV feeds server a kick as i've just noticed that
there hasn't been an update of TV Anytime feeds since 18-Jul-2008
10:08:27 and my site has run out of listings info :-(
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with noscript it is possible to block
apture.com and then all the links disappear.
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/bbcone/programmes/schedules/south_east.xml)
* no link between data in TV-Anytime feeds and programmes, making
any historic information difficult to integrate.
Any suggestions of how to get around these problems, so i can finally do
the switch.
Adam
Matt Hammond wrote:
I'm looking
-MNT
mnt-routes: AKAM1-RIPE-MNT
mnt-domains:AKAM1-RIPE-MNT
source: RIPE # Filtered
Adam
language, but the FP7
proposal is more general. See the conference site - Workshops -
Natural Language Engineering of Legal Argumentation:
http://www.ittig.cnr.it/Jurix08/
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structure of the blogs with comments at the BBC, I could use the
search tools to search within a specified domain. That could be
helpful.
In any case, many thanks for these suggestions.
Cheers,
Adam
Dr. Adam Wyner
Department of Computer Science
King's
really improved the
educational software market.
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If that doesn't work try:
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unsubscribe * y...@email.com
Hopefully that unsubscribe you from all list.
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Zen wrote:
PLEASE - I second this!
On 11 Sep 2009, at 15:03, Simon Cross wrote:
Me too.
Can someone please fix the unsubscribe?
S
On 10/09/2009 15:05, Alun Rowe
; en-GB; rv:1.9.2a1pre)
Gecko/20090928 Firefox/3.5 Maemo Browser 1.4.1.21 RX-51 N900
Is there a work around to get iPlayer working on this phone and videos
watchable?
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Have fun.
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The BBC World Service is on both XM and Sirius, and BBC Radio 1 is
timeshifted on Sirius (so that the breakfast show is on at breakfast
time etc). I don't believe that Radio 4 is on any of the services.
On 11/8/05, Millie Niss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know exactly what iMP is, so I hope
in theory should
be more secure. With the BBC providing the shows for free, there is
less of a reason to crack the codecs, although someone is always going
to try it.
Adam
vijay chopra wrote:
Shame; even thought I hate DRM, I know that PHBs love it, and if they
cant work it, it means
Hi,
The TV Listing feed isn't available yet for today (24-01-2006).
Just wondered if your having any problems today generating the feed.
Thanks
Adam
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Thanks for the quick response, the updated listing are loaded on my site
:-)Adam http://bbc.ask-adders.comQuoting
Ben Metcalfe [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi, The TV Listing feed
isn't available yet for today (24-01-2006). Just
wondered if your having any problems today generating the feed. Thanks Adam Hi
working.
Adam
Quoting Mario Menti [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi there,
looks like today's TV-Anytime tar file (20060306.tar.gz at
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/feeds/tvradio/[1]) is broken - could
someone fix and
replace it?
Thanks,
Mario.
Links:
--
[1]
/horde/services/go.php?url=http%3A%2F
Sorry to raise another problem, but the TV Anytime data feed hasn't
been created since the 27th May.
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to support.
Adam
ps - Sounds like someone isn't making enough money so are looking for
another revenue stream
Dave Whitehead wrote:
James-
Looks like you got the same email
that Andrew Flegg of http://www.bleb.org/got,
he manage to get agreement from BDS that using the bbc tvanytime
Quoting Tim Cowlishaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 6/23/06, Adam Leach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is another point of data collected and gathered using
tax/license fee
payers money, yet we can't access it without paying substantial
fees.
I should point out here that BDS are not funded
Gordon Joly wrote:
[snip]
I have a phone (that runs Windows Mobile) but does not have Flash 8:
discuss.
You can just download it from
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer_pocketpc/ :-P
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On Realplayer running on Windows XP the forecast starts after 2 minutes
of blank screen.
Then it starts talking about snow over the weekend. Something strange
is going on here
Adam
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
armageddon or just dark days for weather forecasts?
is Aunty keeping things
Hi,
This looks really useful. One thing i've noticed is the film details
don't have a link to the BBC Page, so there is no way of linking back to
you easily.
Are we allowed to link directly to the Movies Cinema search page from
any pages created using these feeds?
Adam
Matt Chadburn
(or
Freeview card if you are in range of the Crystal Palace Transmitter) and
use the PC to decode the HDTV.
Adam
Dave Ruislip wrote:
I cannot seem to get any clarity of my desire to get BBC HD via a traditional
(non SKY+) Dish WITHOUT having to go SKYHD Box. There has been mention of Pace
/html/lowbycountry.stm
I actually like the animation and the graphics as i feel it adds value
to the information.
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/technet/security/Bulletin/MS06-001.mspx), plus
all that nasty javascript that is all over the web these days.
Anyway i thought this was the BBC Backstage mailing list and not the BBC
Bashing mailing list :-P
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of hardware and bandwidth.
If you send details of exactly what you need i might be able to help,
but i have never used Asterisk for anything larger then a 1 or 2 users
at the same time
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in the same format (I mean, that's what you are doing
anyway...)
I doubt it is that easy. Anyway you can always get a Slingbox and then
watch any freeview channels.
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Not sure if anyone has mentioned, but Google is planning a Developer day
on 31st May.
Spaces are limited, but you can sign up at
http://www.google.com/events/developerday/en_GB/details.html
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There are a few extra places released if your quick.
http://services.google.com/events/developerday_rsvp-en_GB
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Mr I Forrester wrote:
Damm I missed it!
Wow they really cranked this up a notch this year!!!
Ian
Adam Leach wrote:
Not sure if anyone has mentioned, but Google is planning
Hiya,
Over the weekend something seems to have gone wrong with the TV Anytime
feeds as all the data files are extremely small and contain no program info.
Could someone have a look and give the server a kick
Thanks
Adam
For example more 20070521BBCOne_*
::
20070521BBCOne_cr.xml
with my RSS feeds on the move. It's free so if you fancy give it a
spin :)
Have a good weekend.
Cheers
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the necessary rights from
individual chefs, which is doubtful TBH.
sorry...
How about a searchable rss feed or similar that returns links to the
specific recipes.
This would be useful in other areas like Top Gear review of cars where
it might be useful to link directly to the information.
Adam
Excellent, thanks
Chris Newell wrote:
At 07:47 13/06/2007, Adam Leach wrote:
The TV Anytime data file is a zero byte file today. Could you please
investigate.
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/feeds/tvradio/
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/feeds/tvradio/20070613.tar.gz
Adam,
Problem noted and fixed
technology, even if we don't use it. I
don't like paying more money to make something less useful.
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I don't think there's a set-top box involved.
Surely it's just early discussions to try to achieve a single
downloading architecture across all the UK broadcasters?
At the moment I have to download one app. for the BBC, another for
4od, another for Sky Anytime and goodness knows what for Five,
On 6/21/07, David Woodhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2007-06-21 at 15:47 +0100, Adam Bowie wrote:
A single solution would be sensible in the long run.
No. A selection of _open_, interoperable solutions would be sensible.
As a user, I don't want to have install a new piece
Nah, its not that bad. The service has worked perfectly for ages, but
the server must be having issues at the moment.
Phil Winstanley wrote:
Perhaps we should rename it TV-Sometimes ?
:)
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Hi,
There is no TV Anytime data today :-(
Could someone give the server a kick.
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Adam
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Over the weekend I thought I'd take a look at the backstage feed on
.Mac Reader, the site that renders RSS feeds on the iPhone for you. As
the iPhone not out over here I've desied to use FireFox instead. The
fist two articales have not renerd to well on the listing of articales
as you'll see from
I came across this fun little app today iPhoney :)
http://www.marketcircle.com/iphoney/
On 7/2/07, Christopher Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep, someone had put it on their twitter page - interesting that the one you
posted in differs slightly, here's the one I found:
iPhone User Agent:
It looks like O2 have the iPhone in deal in the bag for the UK...
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/telecoms/article2028678.ece
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Thanks Andrew,
I've been meaning to change my web site to use the api, but that gives
me a chance to enjoy the weekend of sport.
Adam
Andrew McParland wrote:
Sorry, we've been having a few problems. For the moment you can find a more
up to date set of TV-Anytime schedule data files
Jonathan,
You asked a similar question a year ago when the rights of images was
disscussed. Perhaps you might want to check the archives.
Adam
~:'' ありがとうございました。 wrote:
Davy,
the quality of images used as links is unlikely to present a rights
issue.
in fact fair use probably covers
becoming a BBC
Bashing list.
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, provided it satisfies the criteria
Platform Neutral. The BBC's claim We had no choice but to use MS
DRM is clearly false as there where 2 perfectly good options.
What are these two perfectly good options that could provide the same
fuctionality as Microsoft DRM Kontiki.
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as interested in
managing already-sold devices.
Speaking more anecdotally, I know that O2 is likely to get my wife's
custom with the iPhone, and I'm likely to follow, eventually.
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Native third party applications on the iPhone (and iPod touch) will be
enabled via an SDK as of February 2008.
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nick richards wrote:
Hi guys,
I saw a del.icio.us post from Tom Coates earlier asking how many
people actualy *use* the iPlayer:
I went back and noticed that the original poster's question wasn't
answered: are there any plans to reveal statistics on iPlayer usage?
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is an API
alone the full SDK toolchain that is needed (and, now, promised).
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Martin Deutsch wrote:
But if you're talking well-designed URLs for journey planning, see:
http://www.traintimes.org.uk/cardiff/birmingham/8:00
Thank you for that site pointer. An excellent example, and a great one
to bookmark!
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as normal, and reject on matches from a dictionary.
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in the UK.
It looks like for some reason i was redirected to
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/ and that appears to be displaying adverts to
everyone when they are available. If you access that you will see while
the page loads there is a big white box at the top where adverts appear.
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Hi,
With the annoucement that iPlayer is apparently going live on Christmas
day, are there any plans to provide links to the programs on iPlayer in
the TV-Anytime data feeds.
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indication if the program has
got signing as there doesn't appear to be any clear indications in
either iPlayer or the programmes pages.
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Michael Smethurst wrote:
hi adam
pips (the database behind both iplayer and /programmes) allows an episode to
have multiple 'versions'. each of these versions can have associated on demand
availability. and each version has a 'derivation reason' which may be:
lengthened, shortened, signed
is actually in
there
Firebug is great for tasks like this.
The following seems to return an ip, so perhaps it is the method Akamai
use for determining the nearest server for streaming the videos.
http://cp41752.edgefcs.net/fcs/ident
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Just trying to find a support page as i've got a number of errors when
accessing the weather page and i've come across this
http://www.bbc.co.uk/support/
Shame it isn't a live stream, we could see what the Internet operations
are upto.
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A quick check of the Google cache would have told you it has changed and
the screen shot is valid. Google claim they crawled the site at 17 Mar
2008 13:09:39 GMT.
http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache%3Ahttp%
3A//news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/7300312.stm
Adam
On Mon, 2008-03-24 at 23
On Wed, 2008-03-26 at 23:46 +, James Cridland wrote:
* Yes, yes, RealPlayer. I'm working on it, though, for radio. Expect
to see changes in May.
Does this mean we might finally get something similar to the streams
that are provided by Virgin Radio, ie MP3 streaming?
Of course Ogg streams
FWIW, I think not everyone is the same in this regard. Personally, I also
prefer to watch a clear picture with picture sound breaking up occasionally
than every programme behind a snow scene, no matter how perfect the audio
might be. I'd rather just listen to the radio if the latter was the
to the Thinking Digital website.
I suggest you research relevant sites and contact them appropriately
instead of spamming mailing lists with the same message multiple times.
Adam
Date: Fri, 23 May 2008 14:20:08 +0100
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re
to generate
size-efficient HTML emails that use the stylesheets from the website
(though obviously, the path to the css file needs to be a full absolute
URL) - do you still have an email client that doesn't support CSS, if
so, what is it?
Adam
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Subject: Re: [backstage] BBC Look East HTML rich newsletter
Adam,
However many mail clients don't support the automatic (or even manual)
loading for CSS files
I agree that offering your audience the option of viewing either a text-only or
html version is ideal. This can partly be achieved (email client support
permitting) by including both the HTML version and the text-only version as
alternate MIME parts. At least that way anyone who actually
the existing RealMedia-based thing does.
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Alia,
Again, that looks nifty. For my thinking, though, I'd be much more drawn
to the feature vectors that you're extracting, especially as it could
possibly be combined with:
http://developer.echonest.com/docs/analyze
Any possibility of this happening?
adam
Alia Sheikh wrote:
Hi again
Coool.
That, indeed, is flap-worthy. I think I need to find a proper sleeping
bag now.
adam
Alia Sheikh wrote:
Hi Adam,
sounds like you've read the white paper?:)
so the current flap is about this promise we've made on the website:
At this web page http://mprr.kw.bbc.co.uk/cgi-bin/vis
sell software
based on it, not simply lying back and collecting on past IP...
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On the subject of open maps (or not so in the case of the OS), you might
be interested in this project: http://openstreetmap.org/
(the idea being to create open free to use street map data)
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Subject: Re: [backstage] Date: Thu, 3 Jul 2008 16:40:58 +0100
Have you ever
I wish I could be excluded from this banal tit-for-tat kids game!
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Subject: Re: [backstage] Date: Thu, 3 Jul 2008 16:40:58 +0100
On Fri
It claims to be true 1280x720 @24fps... http://vimeo.com/help/hd ...
But wait, it can't really be HD... can it?
Yes! It's real, true, actual high definition. No tricks. Some other sites (we
won't name names) and even a few major media producers have been offering low
resolution video as HD
Inferior to Sky HD / Freesat / Virgin V+ then (broadcast at 1080i25), or
is the compression lower?
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Subject: Re:
Does anyone know of any study results or resources on perceived quality
comparisons between various resolutions (e.g. 1080i25 vs 720p50) encodings?
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To:
Very interesting - many thanks!
Hans Hoffman has done some research in this area for the EBU:
http://www.ebu.ch/en/technical/trev/trev_308-hdtv.pdf has some early
qualitative opinions in, and there's a presentation of his more
recent,
quantitative work at
On Tue, 2008-07-22 at 17:21 +0100, Andrew McParland wrote:
Adam,
Server kicked!
Thanks
Brian is right that moving forward getting data from /programmes is
probably a better idea as this is a supported BBC service rather than
our temporary (ahem), experimental TV-Anytime file service
-at-Mashed08-but-just-deployed-today Twitter bot at:
http://twitter.com/recomme
adam
Chris Riley wrote:
Hi all
I've written a new mashup - http://www.trackplaying.com
http://www.trackplaying.com/ - it displays information about the track
currently playing on the radio.*
It takes data from BBC
Erp, I hate self-repliers.
I just re-read Chris's message from 1 August, which gave some URLs.
James Cridland's disclaimers and promises of what were to come put me
off relying on them deploying http://recom.me/
adam
Adam Lindsay wrote:
Wow! Looks good.
I've not been tracking backstage
Is anyone going to any of the Head Conference Hubs?
Adam
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testing stream video has gone, that was a great example
of high quality video streaming and a decent cartoon.
Adam
On Sat, 2008-11-01 at 10:58 +, Mr I Forrester wrote:
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/news/archives/2008/11/george_wright_r.html
Video and Writing for everyone... enjoy!
On Thu, 2008
technologies.
They are increasing the availability of Flash as there is an alpha
version of Flash 10 for 64-bit Linux that you can download from
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/
Adam
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Anyone able to recommend a decent UK host?
Adam
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Shame there doesn't seem to be many programs available for download yet.
I'm really impressed with the AIR client, shame you can't browse an
available list of programs in the app.
Thanks
Adam
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