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Environmental Graffiti- Best Technology In HTC Mobiles PhonesHTC is the leading mobile company which is known for manufacturing the best and the finest smartphones. The superior designer finish and latest user interface with HTC Sense 3.0 together with amazing Android 2.3 gingerbread brings out what we call … Continue reading →
- BlackBerry Q10 ReviewBlackBerry continues the introduction of its BlackBerry 10 platform with the Q10, a device that will look familiar to lovers of the Canadian firm’s older devices. In contrast to the full touchscreen Z10 , the Q10 features a small display … Continue reading →
- HTC One mini ReviewHTC has unveiled the HTC One mini, a smaller version of its flagship that brings many of the high-end phones features to a more compact package and makes them available to anyone who may be reluctant to fork out for … Continue reading →
- How Your Cell Phone Can Save You HeadachesThe holiday shopping season is in full swing now. This means long lines, great deals, stress, and insane amounts of time spent in stores. However, your cell phone can go to great lengths to making shopping this holiday season that … Continue reading →
- HTC One max Hands-On ReviewWe’ve managed to get our hands on the brand new device from HTC, the HTC One max. Not to be left out of the growing phone trend, HTC invited us to have a play with the new phone and here’s … Continue reading →
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- Two drones see through walls in 3D using WiFi signalsResearchers at the University of California Santa Barbara have demonstrated the first three-dimensional imaging of objects through walls using an ordinary wireless signal. Applications could include emergency search-and-rescue, archaeological discovery, and structural monitoring, according to the researchers. Other applications could include military and law […]
- Crystal ‘domain walls’ may lead to tinier electronic devicesQueen’s University Belfast physicists have discovered a radical new way to modify the conductivity (ease of electron flow) of electronic circuits — reducing the size of future devices. The two latest KurzweilAI articles on graphene cited faster/lower-power performance and device-compatibility features. This new research takes another approach: Altering the p […]
- New chemical method could revolutionize graphene use in electronicsUniversity of Illinois at Chicago scientists have solved a fundamental problem that has held back the use of wonder material graphene in a wide variety of electronics applications. When graphene is bonded (attached) to metal atoms (such as molybdenum) in devices such as solar cells, graphene’s superior conduction properties degrade. The solution: Instead of […]
- Graphene-based computer would be 1,000 times faster than silicon-based, use 100th the powerA future graphene-based transistor using spintronics could lead to tinier computers that are a thousand times faster and use a hundredth of the power of silicon-based computers. The radical transistor concept, created by a team of researchers at Northwestern University, The University of Texas at Dallas, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and Univer […]
- High-speed light-based systems could replace supercomputers for certain ‘deep learning’ calculationsA team of researchers at MIT and elsewhere has developed a new approach to deep learning systems — using light instead of electricity, which they say could vastly improve the speed and efficiency of certain deep-learning computations. Deep-learning systems are based on artificial neural networks that mimic the way the brain learns from an accumulation of [.. […]
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- Akamai: How batteries could cut datacenter power billsAn approach being researched by the content delivery network provider helps reduce the grid-connected load during peak demand periods, when electricity is most expensive.
- Mall pilots fast electric vehicle charger powered by solar panelsThe installation at Simon Property Group's site in Carmel, Indiana, also includes an integrated battery for storing the electricity.
- Google, Tesla back big electric vehicle charging rolloutThe Workplace Charging Challenge, launched by 13 big U.S. companies and the Department of Energy, is planning a massive deployment of EV charging stations.
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- Nintendo’s ARMS Is the Motion Control Fighting Game We’ve Been Waiting ForThe new boxing game for the Nintendo Switch is everything that Wii Sports Boxing wasn’t. So recruit a few friends and get ready to kick some CG ass.
- ‘The Big Sick’: How Zoe Kazan and Emily V. Gordon Created a Rom-Com Heroine for the Ages‘The Big Sick’ co-writer Emily V. Gordon, and Zoe Kazan, who plays her in the film, talk about bringing real life to the screen.
- How Roseanne Barr Abandoned All Reason and Embraced the Alt-RightThe legendary comedian was once a liberal Green Party candidate for POTUS, but over the past year-plus has taken a sharp turn, sharing InfoWars and Seth Rich conspiracies.
- Why Hasn’t Trump Actually Nominated an FBI Director?Weeks ago, President Trump announced his choice to lead the FBI—but he seems to have stalled on the actual nomination part of the process.
- ACLU Sues D.C. Police Over Journalist’s Inauguration ArrestTwo plaintiffs say police performed unnecessary cavity searches on them in a way that made one plaintiff feel ‘as if he has been raped.’
- Nintendo’s ARMS Is the Motion Control Fighting Game We’ve Been Waiting For
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- Was This It?It may be that there is no way to write a definitive history of a particular cultural scene of a particular time and place that doesn’t reveal itself to be simply the story of a loose group of acquaintances who all got drunk in the same five-block radius for a few years in their twenties. (Ask Hemingway.) The New York–specific subset of the genre is the roma […]
- CorrectionsIn a June 22 Moneybox blog post, Jordan Weissmann misstated that the Medicaid penalty for states would be based on whether the federal contribution was 25 percent above average. It is based on combined state and federal Medicaid spending.
- He Moved Fast and Broke UberOn Tuesday, Travis Kalanick, the chief executive of Uber, resigned. To call Kalanick embattled, as so many have, is understating the case: He had been grappling with numerous scandals and controversies before a shareholder revolt eventually forced him out. The move raises questions about Uber’s future, as well as speculation about Kalanick’s own.
- It Really Is MeanerFor better or worse, Senate Democrats seem to have settled on a single word to describe the health care bill that their Republican colleagues unveiled Thursday: “Meaner.” As in: You know how Donald Trump called the House GOP’s health care bill “mean”? This one—the Better Care Reconciliation Act—is meaner.
- Supreme Court Breakfast TablePam is right. One of the few unhappy aspects of being solicitor general is when you find out that a United States attorney has brought an ill-advised criminal case, won a conviction, and then persuaded a federal court of appeals to uphold the conviction. The first time the solicitor general learns of such a case is often when the convicted defendant files a […]
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- Italy’s drying lakes imperil rare shrimp species found only hereThe survival of ancient and unique species thriving in mountain lakes in central Italy have been threatened by a double whammy of a quake and climate change
- Living with climate change: Turning the cornerIn 2016 for the third year greenhouse gas emissions were almost static, while the world's economy grew – showing it is possible to go green and prosper
- Oil-exploration airguns punch 2-kilometre-wide holes in planktonThe seismic airguns used to look for undersea oil don’t just disrupt marine mammals, their shock waves also kill and disperse the plankton population
- Living with climate change: Can we limit global warming to 2°C?Current commitments from the world's nations mean we will overshoot the 2°C target agreed in Paris. More radical strategies are needed – and we need to work on them now
- Living with climate change: What’s the worst that can happen?If Earth reaches dangerous tipping points like the Antarctic glaciers melting, we'll have to engineer our way out of the crisis. It's difficult to gauge how far we are from either of those things
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- Family-sized Solar Car to Race in World Solar ChallengeBattery Technology | Electric Cars | Solar Power | TransportationSolar Team Great Britain has started a kickstarter page to help fund their design for entry in the 2017 World Solar Challenge. Founder Steven Heape leads a team of volunteers from many different disciplines, companies and universities working on a family-sized solar car to compete in the cruise […]
- The Spherical Sun Power GeneratorEnergy Inventions | Future Technology | Solar PowerGerman Architect Andre Broessel believes he has a solution that can “squeeze more juice out of the sun”, even during the night hours and in low-light regions. His company Rawlemon has created a spherical sun power generator prototype called the beta.ray. His technology will combine spherical geometry princip […]
- Hydrogen-Powered Tram Developed in ChinaFuel Cells | Hydrogen Fuel | Public Transit | TransportationIn an effort to reduce China’s harmful and plentiful greenhouse gas emissions, Chinese company Sifang (a subsidiary of China South Rail Corporation) has developed the world’s first hydrogen powered tram. The tram took two years of research and development to complete, and will be powered entirely by […]
- The WaterNest: An Eco-Friendly Floating HouseEnvironment and Sustainability | Photovoltaic Cells | Solar PowerDesigned by renowned Italian architect Giancarlo Zema and produced by EcoFloLife, the WaterNest 100 is an eco-friendly floating housing unit. The 100 square meter residential units are made of up to 98% recycled materials; including the laminate timber and aluminum hull. Skylights, balconies an […]
- Floating Solar Panels: A Viable Solution?Hydro Power | Photovoltaic Cells | Solar PowerSince 2011, French Company Ciel & Terre has been developing large-scale floating solar solutions. Their innovative Hydrelio Floating PV system allows standard PV panels to be installed on large bodies of water such as: drinking water reservoirs, quarry lakes, irrigation canals, remediation and tailing ponds, […]
- Family-sized Solar Car to Race in World Solar Challenge
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- Paw Pods offer a dignified biodegradable burial option for petsOur pets become like family to us during their lives, so why not treat them with the dignity that a family member deserves when they die?
- Photo: Little bear takes the cake for cutenessOur photo of the day features a grinning bear cub frolicking in the water. We win!
- Electronic toys impede language development in childrenOften marketed as educational, electronic toys have the opposite effect, resulting in parents and children speaking less to each other.
- Tasteful French tiny house Ostara makes a grand entranceIt's amazing what big doors can do to enlarge a small space.
- 10 extraordinary nature photos from the BigPicture photography competition From oddly sleeping whales to the surreal life of baby pandas, the winners of California Academy of Sciences’ photo contest show the majesty of life on Earth.
- Paw Pods offer a dignified biodegradable burial option for pets
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- Catalyst mimics the z-scheme of photosynthesisA new study demonstrates a process with great potential for developing technologies for reducing CO2 levels.
- New efficient, low-temperature catalyst for hydrogen productionScientists have developed a new low-temperature catalyst for producing high-purity hydrogen gas while simultaneously using up carbon monoxide (CO). The discovery could improve the performance of fuel cells that run on hydrogen fuel but can be poisoned by CO.
- Satellite data to map endangered monkey populations on EarthUsing a combination of satellite and ground data, a research team can map multiple indicators of monkey distribution, including human activity zones as inferred from roads and settlements, direct detections from mosquito-derived iDNA, animal sound recordings, plus detections of other species that are usually found when monkeys are present, such as other larg […]
- Can animal diet mitigate greenhouse emissions?The inclusion of agroindustrial by-products in pig feed can reduce the nitrous oxide emissions (N2O) of the slurry used as manures up to 65%, suggests new research.
- New research leverages big data to predict severe weatherEvery year, severe weather endangers millions of people and causes billions of dollars in damage worldwide. But new research has found a way to better predict some of these threats by harnessing the power of big data.
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- Spiky sweets shop makes extraordinary use of the common traffic stopperThis new ice cream shop in Poznań, Poland is a treat for the stomach—and the eyes. Clad in nearly a thousand white traffic cones, this spiky mobile shop for LODOVNIA is the creative work of local studio mode:lina architects. The eye-catching facade shows off an extraordinary use of an ordinary object, and references the conical shape of the ice cream cone.[. […]
- Score $1150 of solar outdoor lighting in our summer giveawayNow that summer is almost upon us, we're spending as much time as possible outdoors - and as longer days give way to warmer nights, the benefits of solar-powered lighting really start to shine. Solar outdoor lights will save you money on your electricity bill all year long, and they're super convenient because they can be placed practically anywher […]
- The Netherlands is converting prisons into homes for refugeesUnlike the United States of America, the prison population and crime rate in the Netherlands has been steadily decreasing for years. As a result, the country’s government is repurposing correctional facilities into housing for refugees who are waiting to be granted asylum status — a process that usually takes a minimum of six months. Not only will the refuge […]
- Sweden passes law to become carbon neutral by 2045Sweden just took a huge step towards becoming even greener than it already is. A new law passed by the country's parliament will slash carbon emissions all the way down to zero by 2045. The move makes Sweden the first country to upgrade its carbon goals since the 2015 Paris Agreement.[...]
- Elon Musk-inspired Hyperloop Hotel could be the future of travelImagine zipping between cities in mere minutes—all from the comfort of your hotel suite. That’s the futuristic vision of the $130 million Hyperloop Hotel, a proposal built upon Elon Musk’s Hyperloop One high-speed train system currently in development. Designed by University of Nevada, Las Vegas graduate architecture student Brandan Siebrecht, the Hyperloop […]
- Spiky sweets shop makes extraordinary use of the common traffic stopper
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- Global Apparel Industry Weaves Toward TransparencyA pact to improve garment factory working conditions worldwide was signed last month by the UN agency Better Work and the Fair Wear Foundation, the Amsterdam-based multi-stakeholder campaign group.
- Rick Perry Plays the Fukushima CardSecretary of Energy Rick Perry played the Fukushima card in explaining why the Trump Administration insists it is critical to revive the controversial Yucca Mountain site to store over 70,000 tons of nuclear power waste.
- Biodegradable and Biobased Plastics Not Created EqualBioplastics is an umbrella term that includes products that are biobased, biodegradable and/or compostable. There are distinct differences between these classifications. Additionally, each has some unique advantages.
- How Mindfulness Can Help You Be a Better Sustainability LeaderGiven that the science is so clear on the beneficial impacts of practicing mindfulness, it’s easy to see why major corporations are charging down this route. After all, who doesn’t want to cultivate awareness, humanity and perspective in the workplace and encourage a low-stress, high-satisfaction collaborative team?
- Corporate Giants Favor New Carbon TaxThe Climate Leadership Council has launched a new campaign to promote its carbon tax plan, but even its own strategic partners WRI and The Nature Conservancy find shortcomings.
- Global Apparel Industry Weaves Toward Transparency
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- What do you need to know about climate?What do you need to know about climate in order to be in the best position to adapt to future change? This question was discussed in a European workshop on Copernicus climate services during a heatwave in Barcelona, Spain (June 12-14). The answer is not clear-cut, even after having some information about user requirements from […]
- Why global emissions must peak by 2020(by Stefan Rahmstorf and Anders Levermann) In the landmark Paris Climate Agreement, the world’s nations have committed to “holding the increase in the global average temperature to well below 2 °C above pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels”. This goal is deemed necessary to […] […]
- Unforced Variations: June 2017Absolutely nothing of consequence happening today in climate news. Can’t think of what people could discuss…
- Nenana Ice Classic 2017As I’ve done for a few years, here is the updated graph for the Nenana Ice Classic competition, which tracks the break up of ice on the Tanana River near Nenana in Alaska. It is now a 101-year time series tracking the winter/spring conditions in that part of Alaska, and shows clearly the long term […]
- Unforced Variations: May 2017This month’s open thread. Topics this month? What should a conservative contrarian be writing op-eds about that avoids strawman arguments, and getting facts wrong? What do you really think about geoengineering? Tracking the imminent conclusion of the Nenana Ice Classic (background)? Usual rules apply.
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- Amazon’s Alexa vs. Google’s Assistant: Same Questions, Different AnswersAmazon’s Echo and Google’s Home are the two most compelling products in the new smart-speaker market. It’s a fascinating space to watch,…
- The Future of Business is a Digital Spokesperson — Let’s Build a Preview Using Microsoft’s Bot FrameworkEveryone loves a great conversation. And the conversational U.I. is coming on quickly. Chatbots have been all the rage for the past…
- AI Startups: If You Say You Are Doing AI, Show ItArtificial intelligence is generating a lot of deserved attention for ushering in wide-ranging changes not only in tech but in many aspects…
- Review: IBM’s Watson Can Learn a lot from Marchex Speech AnalyticsMarchex taps a goldmine of call data to derive customer intent and agent performance.
- How to Predict When You’re Going to Lose a SubscriberNo business likes to lose customers. And today’s business world is more competitive than ever. Your customers have more options — and…
- Amazon’s Alexa vs. Google’s Assistant: Same Questions, Different Answers
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- Could Humanity Learn from South Africa’s “Ubuntu” Philosophy?
- 7 Spiritual Lessons from the Skyclad Jain Monks and Forest Buddhists
- 7 Liberating Catholic Pilgrimages to Take at Least Once in Your Lifetime
- 8 Pieces of Spiritual Music to Instantly Lift Your Mind and Soul
- 8 Spiritual Teachers That Could Change Your Life
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- Sump Pump ProblemsThe importance of having a sump pump in the basement cannot be underestimated as it is responsible for keeping the home flood free. However, there are many sump pump problems that can occur, leaving the system vulnerable and opened to the possibility of not operating correctly. Some Common Sump Pump Problems One of the most common sump pump problems has to d […]
- Sump Pump PitDue to the fact that flooding occurs occasionally due to bad weather and natural disasters, having a good sump pump drainage system in the basement has now become a necessity. With a reliable drainage system in place, you can avoid the occurrence of flooding which usually cause unnecessary financial expenses and mental anguish to everyone in the family. A su […]
- Wayne Sump PumpsWayne sump pumps have been serving customers in the drainage system industry over the past 70 odd years. These sump pumps are durable and they protect many homes from the damage caused by flooding. There is a long line in the variety of Wayne sump pumps; from thermoplastic and cast iron to pedestal, backup and primary pump sumps to a combination of both. A W […]
- Sump Pump DrainageIf you have spoken to homeowners who have had trouble with flooding and dampness in their basement, or mildew and rot in their home, they would tell you that so many costly messes could have been avoided by having a sump pump installed in the basement. The cost of sump pump drainage system is definitely cheaper than cleaning up after water and moisture has d […]
- Zoeller Sump PumpsZoeller sump pumps is a well known brand of pumps designed to keep your property dry and protect it from water damage. When the rain pours heavily, are you one of those people who rush to the basement, worried that you would find it flooded? This is a common problem among many homeowners especially those living in flat terrains where water has nowhere else t […]
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- China aircraft carriers are far behind but submarine technology parity is nearer
- Google on track to make quantum computer faster than classical computers within 7 months
- Quantum Annealer 10,000 times faster than classical computers by 2023
- Graphene loudspeaker membranes coming March 2018 and devices to follow
- Alibaba predicts China will become the consumption driver of the world economy
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- House Science Committee Flouts Ethics Rules By Promoting RNC Press Release As Newsfunction onPlayerReadyVidible(e){'undefined'!=typeof HPTrack&&HPTrack.Vid.Vidible_track(e)}!function(e,i){if(e.vdb_Player){if('object'==typeof commercial_video){var a='',o='m.fwsitesection='+commercial_video.site_and_category;if(a+=o,commercial_video['package']){var c='&m.fwkeyvalues=sponsors […]
- First Step Toward Atlantic Drilling Could Decimate Key Species In Ocean Food ChainOne of the first steps toward offshore drilling development in the Atlantic Ocean could decimate a key species in the marine food chain, a new study finds. Seismic surveying, the process of blasting airguns underwater to locate oil and gas deposits, could have devastating effects on zooplankton, a food source relied upon by many marine animals, according to […]
- Yellowstone Grizzly To Be Removed From Endangered Species Listfunction onPlayerReadyVidible(e){'undefined'!=typeof HPTrack&&HPTrack.Vid.Vidible_track(e)}!function(e,i){if(e.vdb_Player){if('object'==typeof commercial_video){var a='',o='m.fwsitesection='+commercial_video.site_and_category;if(a+=o,commercial_video['package']){var c='&m.fwkeyvalues=sponsors […]
- A Bold Proposal To Unleash America’s Green EconomyChina completed construction on the world’s largest solar farm earlier this year. Shortly afterward, both China and India officially surpassed the United States to become the world leaders in renewable energy investment. This all happened before President Trump withdrew the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement. For the sake of our planet’s future, […]
- The NYC Circus Ban Is Just The BeginningThey said it would never happen. Elephants, tigers, and other wild animals would always be forced to perform for our entertainment, we were told. It has been this way for thousands of years, after all. And yet here we are. In a decisive vote of 43 to 6, the New York City Council voted yesterday to ban the use of wild animals in circuses, joining the ranks of […]
- House Science Committee Flouts Ethics Rules By Promoting RNC Press Release As News
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- Sweden recycles so well it needs more trashWhen it comes to recycling, Sweden is incredibly successful. Just four percent of household waste in Sweden goes into landfills. The rest winds up either recycled or used as fuel in waste-to-energy power plants. Burning the garbage in the incinerators generates 20 percent of Sweden’s district heating, a system of distributing heat by pumping heated water int […]
- IPCC 5 in Haiku.Amazing what the bout of the flu can do. International climate scientist Gregory Johnson, who co-authored the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's 5th report, which came out in September, has simplified the 2000 page preview report into 19 illustrated haiku. I feel I understand it better now! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0McGUF9hc0
- Russian parliament gives amnesty to 'Arctic 30'The Greenpeace activists who spent two months in jail after a peaceful protest in the Arctic have expressed relief after the Russian parliament voted to grant them amnesty. But they also declared: “There is no amnesty for the Arctic.” The Duma today voted for an amendment that extends an amnesty decree to defendants who have been charged with hooliganism. It […]
- Increased energy efficiency in China could “strand” Australian mining projectsThe Chinese government is pushing manufacturers, and in particular, steelmakers, to be more energy efficient, reducing demand for Australian coal. Image: Johannes 'volty' Hemmerlein Rapid increases in energy efficiency in Chinese manufacturing, especially in the steel production sector, will temper demand for Australian coal exports and put billion […]
- China roars ahead with renewablesDespite being the world’s biggest greenhouse gas emitter, China is increasing its renewable sources of energy- Image: Fernando Tomás China’s National Energy Administration (NEA) has just released some remarkable data on the addition of new electric generating capacity in 2013. China’s electric power system has been growing at a tremendous rate to keep up wit […]
- Sweden recycles so well it needs more trash
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- Warnings and protests mark Brazilian President Temer’s trip to NorwayBrazilian President Michel Temer will be greeted with protests when he arrives in Norway tomorrow for an official visit with Prime Minister Erna Solberg. Meanwhile, Norwegian government officials are warning Temer that his country risks losing millions in financial aid that Norway pays to Brazil to help rein in deforestation in the Amazon.
- Unexamined synergies: dam building and mining go together in the Amazon40 major dams are planned for the Brazilian Amazon in the next 20 years; driving the trend are the high-energy demands of a powerful mining industry and mineral export businesses.
- Illegal logging and hunting threaten Yasuní isolated indigenous groupsA preliminary copy of a report prepared by three environmental institutions and indigenous groups finds Yasuní National Park and the Tagaeri-Taromenane Intangible Zone (ZITT), home to isolated indigenous groups, have become hotspots of illegal logging and hunting.
- Dried lizard penis being sold online as rare ‘magical’ plant rootMonitor lizard penises are being passed off as a good-luck charm to unwitting customers looking to buy a rare Indian plant root called “Hatha Jodi”.
- Restoration of shattered coral reef at Raja Ampat on hold“It is tragic that such a stunning place could be reduced to rubble so quickly, and it is terribly sad that it will take decades for it to grow again.”
- Warnings and protests mark Brazilian President Temer’s trip to Norway
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