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Saturday, August 30, 2008
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Friday, June 6, 2008
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Quick update to IEM members...There will be a series of talks organize by IEM which may be interested to a Chemical & Process Engineers...
IEM Position Paper on "Energy Efficiency"
- A Forum to Consolidate the Draft Position Paper
Panelist : Engr. G Lalchand, Engr. Dr Phillip Tan, Engr. Gurmit Singh, Engr. Mah Soo & Engr. Chew Shee Fuee
24 June 2008, Tuesday (2 CPD) - 2nd Floor, IEM Conference Hall
Efficient use of energy (or Energy efficiency – EE) in Malaysia has been a national policy objective in several Malaysia Plans but has not been widely achieved for various reasons, a key reason being the low, heavily subsidized prices of energy. The Malaysian government has provided attractive incentives to encourage adoption of EE initiatives but their impact has been minimal. This paper concentrates on electricity use and addresses the various reasons for the lack of success. It assesses the economic impact of not using energy efficiently, identifies options and recommends mechanisms to successfully encourage adoption of initiatives for efficient use of energy.
Talk on "Complete Systematic De-Contamination and Treatment on HVAC”
Speaker : Mr. William Rodney Yeo, MBA19 June 2008, Thursday (2 CPD) - 2nd Floor, IEM Conference Hall
Bio-Film (jelly/slime), bacteria, fungal and mould is found in virtually aqueous environment such as cooling coils, heat exchangers, distribution pipes, cooling tower in-fills and or any substrates. Bacterial bio-films (jelly/slime) are one of the causes of “Sick Building Syndrome” and/or “Building Related Illnesses”, system fouling, product contamination, equipment failure, decreased productivity due to downtime for system cleaning, wear/tear, expensive replacement parts, reduction of airflow, reduction in heat transfer, scaling and loss in efficiency. This presentation will give you an insight of what is actually happening in the HVAC industry and how we are able to combat the problems.
Talk on "The Basics of Earned Value Management"
5 June 2008, Thursday (2 CPD) - 2nd Floor, ISM Conference Hall
Earned Value Management, or EVM is one of the most effective project management tools and cost control methods used today. Mr. Stephen Warhoe will introduce the attendees to EVM’s history and why it is so effective on projects that range from oil refinery construction projects to software development projects. He will discuss the basic concepts of EVM, including the integration of the project’s scope of work, budget, and schedule. Other related topics affecting the EVM system will be discussed including work breakdown structures, resource loading of the project schedule, forecasting final project costs, productivity issues, and potential flaws of EVM. A discussion on performance indices, the most effective aspects of EVM, will then follow. Mr. Warehoe will then conclude the presentation with some example problems. This presentation will provide an excellent overview for all project controls professionals.
Speaker : Mr. Lai Boon Wah
5 June 2008, Thursday (2 CPD) - 2nd Floor, IEM Conference Hall
The speaker will initially examine the fundamental reasons why there is a need for Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery (BC/DR) Planning and the types of business interruptions/disasters together with some overseas and local statistics presented. The BC/DR trends are analysed and then followed by presentation of the cost components and the spending patterns by companies, including some survey results. As most businesses today are heavily dependent on Information Technology (IT) to conduct business operation and transactions, various strategies addressing the specific requirements of the business entities to recover IT systems/applications, hardware servers, databases and networks in the event of disaster or any interruption are also discussed.
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Sunday, May 18, 2008
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Filter is commonly use in Process & Chemical or Oil & Gas plant to separate material in particular phase from another phase. The separation can be- solid from liquid or vapor e.g. particle filter
- liquid from solid or vapor e.g. cake filtration, coalescer, etc
"Filtration technology is one of the core technologies applied widely to water treatment. It is excellent from economics point of view as equipment and operation costs are relatively low. The operation and maintenance of filtration systems is less complex compared to the maintenance of membrane separation, adsorption, ion exchange and AOP systems. This presentation will highlight a fibre-filter system that has been developed in Korea. Two types of fiber filters, namely, pressure type and gravity type fibre-filters. These filters were tested in pilot plants treating both water and wastewater. Performances of these newly developed fiber filters will be presented and compared against other filter systems."
A talk on Fiber filters will be conducted by Dr. Yun Chang-Han from Sung Shin Engineering Co., Ltd, KOREA, on 10th June 2008 (from 5.30pm - 7.00pm) at IEM new building (formerly known as ICHS building). For PE in MALAYSIA, you will gain 2 CPD hours.
Details refer to following brochure.
Friday, May 16, 2008
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An Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) or Continuous Power Supply (CPS) is a power supply system continuously maintains power supply to connected equipment from a separate source when main power supply is not available. There are off-line, line-interactive and double conversion type of UPS system.
In Process & Chemical or Oil & Gas plant, critical equipment such as control panel, computer, etc will be kept online to facilitate safe shutdown and quick restart-up. A half-day seminar on UPS will be conducted by Bernard Lee, a product manager with Eaton Power Quality on 23rd May 2009 at Wawasan Professional Training Center, dataran menteri Bandar Sunway. Details refer to following brochure.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
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Quick update to IEM members...
The details content of this report are tabulated below.
- Cover Page
- Contents
- Past Presidents,IEM Distinguished Honorary Fellow,IEM Honorary Fellows,IEM Functions,Council Members for Session 2007/2008, Notice of 49th Annual General Meeting,Proposed Amendments to IEM Constitution
- Executive Committee of Council,Board of Management IEM Education Fund,Board of Management IEM Benevolent Fund,External Auditors and Honorary Internal Auditors,Standing Committees,Sub-Committees/Ad Hoc Committees/Special Committees,Technical Divisions/Interest Groups/Graduate and Student Section
- Regional Branches,Organising Committees/Position Papers Committees/Technical Committees,IEM Representatives to Outside Bodies
- IEM Outstanding Engineering Achievement Award,IEM Award for Contribution to Engineering Profession in Malaysia,World Federation of Engineering Organisation (WFEO) Award,The ASEAN Outstanding Engineering Achievement Award,IEM Young Engineer Award,IEM Lady Engineer Award
- Minutes of 48th AGM
- List of Attendance for the 48th AGM
- Minutes of 48th AGM (Bahasa Malaysia Translation),Structure of Council - Session 2007/2008
- Organisation Chart-Session 2007/2008
- Council Members for Session 2007/2008
- Executive Committee for Session 2007/2008, IEM Secretariat
- Snapshots of Activities Held in Session 2007/2008
- Snapshots of Activities Held in Session 2007/2008(2)
- 49th Annual Report Session 2007/2008
- Summary Sheet of Activities for the 2007/2008 Session
- Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2007
- Pie Chart
- Educational Fun
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
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Just a quick update to IEM members...
I received a notification from IEM that the AGM 2008 will be held on 19 April 2008. at Ingenieur building. Annual report is available HERE or HERE...
Sunday, April 13, 2008
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Simple update to IEM Members or those who are practicing Engineering in MALAYSIA, IEM IT Special Interest group is organizing a "Standards Development in Malaysia" (BEM Approved).
Date : 22nd April 2008, TuesdayRelated Post
Time : 5.30 pm to 7.30 pm
Venue : 2nd Floor, IEM Conference Hall, Bangunan Ingenieur, Petaling Jaya
Speaker : Mr.Hussalmizzar bin Hussain
CPD/PDP HOUR : 2
Ref No: IEM08/HQ/095/TThis talk will discuss briefly about Standards development associates with development of a nation, the Standards Development monitoring programes of Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI).
The talk will cover the following topics in a little details :
1. Standards of Malaysia Act 1996
- Key provisions
- Definition of Standards
- Roles of the parties involved in the development of standards
2. Operationalising the development of standards
- Standards Committees (ISCs)
- Terms of Reference
- Membership of ISCs
- Standards Technical Committee and Working Committees (ISC/TC/WG) setup
- Consensus/voting mechanism
3. Finalising and Approval of standards
- Public feedback
- ISC Review/Endorsement
- Minister approval and gazette
4. Promotion of standards
5. ISC G and ICT related standards development activities
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Thursday, March 13, 2008
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Simple update to IEM members and Student in Malaysia, this coming 17th March 2008, there will a talk on
"ENGINEERING EDUCATION IN UNITED KINGDOM"
by Professor Ashok K Kochhar FREng
& Dr Richard H Scott
& Dr Richard H Scott
In this presentation, the life of an engineering student will be discussed from application to an engineering course through to graduation. The talk will consider the significance of the offer, the features of the courses, typical course structures and student life. It will address the differences between the branches of engineering. The talk will be based on the experience of the Sterling group and engineering education in the UK. It is a general presentation and will not be specifically promoting the University of the Sterling lecturer giving the presentation
Venue : Conference Hall, 2nd Floor, Bangunan Ingenieur, Petaling Jaya
Time : 2.20 pm - 3.45 pm
Organizer : Standing committee of Activities, IEM.
If you are interested, click HERE.
Why Study Engineering?
Engineering is above all about adding value through realisation of technological progress. Engineers and engineering make a major impact in the day-to-day lives of most of us. Engineering qualifications and experience are a foundation for many different careers.
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Why Study in UK?
UK qualifications are recognized and respected throughout the world. Your UK qualification will be a strong foundation for building your future, boosting your career and prospects for a higher salary. Quality standards for UK institutions are among the best in the world.
Read more click here.
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Engineering Education Scheme (England)
The Engineering Education Scheme (England) is an EDT Programme which links teams of four Year 12 students and their teacher with local companies to work on real scientific, engineering and technological problems. Click here to find out more about the Engineering Education Scheme (England).
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
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To all my sincere Chinese friends and readers, GONG XI FAT CAI & XIN XIANG SHI CHEN...
Today is the first day of Chinese Lunar New Year, i would like to take this opportunity to wish all of you a very good Chinese Lunar year, good health and good wealth... and thanks all your support for past one year... Also would hope all take this opportunity to take the effort to forgive and learn to forget... towards a wonderful & peaceful new year...
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Friday, February 1, 2008
Simple update to IEM members (MALAYSIA), Chemical Engineering Technical Division (CETD) of IEM would be organized the following visit from 9 to 10 March 2008.
TECHNICAL VISIT TO PROCESS PLANT
BAN HENG BEE RICE MILL SDN BHD
PETRONAS FERTILIZER (KEDAH) SDN BHD &
MALAYAN SUGAR MANUFACTURING CO. BHD
9 MARCH 2008 & 10 MARCH 2008 (SUNDAY & MONDAY)
BAN HENG BEE RICE MILL SDN BHD
PETRONAS FERTILIZER (KEDAH) SDN BHD &
MALAYAN SUGAR MANUFACTURING CO. BHD
9 MARCH 2008 & 10 MARCH 2008 (SUNDAY & MONDAY)
For details, please read this flyer (Click HERE)
BEM Approved CPD Hours : 8 hours
Maximum participants : 30 on 1st-come-n-pay-1st-serve basis
Commitment fees : RM 150 (IEM member), RM 200 (non-member) inclusive of accomodation
BEM Approved CPD Hours : 8 hours
Maximum participants : 30 on 1st-come-n-pay-1st-serve basis
Commitment fees : RM 150 (IEM member), RM 200 (non-member) inclusive of accomodation
If you are interested to join the trip, you may download this flyer and return the reply slip to IEM secretariat (+603-7957 7678) before 1 March 2008 .
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Thursday, January 10, 2008
DELAYED !!!
The Institution of Engineers Malaysia (Southern Branch) is jointly organizing a seminar NIOSH CONSTRUCTION SAFETY SEMINAR 2008 "RMK 9 - TOWARDS ACCIDENT PREVENTION IN CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY" at The Puteri Pacific Hotel, Johor Baharu. The seminar suppose on 14 – 15 January 2008, however it has been DELAYED to March 2008. Read HERE...
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Wednesday, January 9, 2008
The Chemical Processing Vaaler Award, named for John C. Vaaler, long-time editor in chief of Chemical Processing, were established since 1964 specifically to honor products and services that have markedly improved the operations and economics of plants.
There are three winners (out of 33 entries) for year 2007 :
- Control Station for Loop-Pro Product Suite
- Emerson Process Management Rosemount Measurement Division for Smart Wireless
- Pepperl+Fuchs for CorrTran MV Corrosion Detection Transmitters
Control Station for Loop-Pro Product SuiteLoop-Pro Product Suite Version 4.5 provides plants with an easy-to-use tool to check and enhance the performance of controllers. While the software incorporates highly sophisticated process modeling and tuning routines, it follows a simplified recipe-based procedure that suits it for use by operators and technicians.
Emerson Process Management Rosemount Measurement Division for Smart WirelessSmart Wireless from Emerson Process Management’s Rosemount Measurement Division, Chanhassen, Minn., makes it easy for plants to install and integrate wireless technology. Plus, it addresses the concerns over reliability, security, standards, system architecture, and availability of sensors and transmitters that have restricted the deployment of wireless.
CorrTran MV Corrosion Detection TransmittersCorrTran MV Corrosion Detection Transmitters from Pepperl+Fuchs, Twinsburg, Ohio, allow plants to monitor both general and localized corrosion as well as conductance online in real time via a loop-powered 2-wire, 4–20-mA output with a multivariable HART signal (Figure 1). This enables sites to detect and address corrosion issues before they lead to costly problems and downtime, and to check the effectiveness of corrosion inhibitors.
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Tuesday, January 1, 2008
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION
REMINDER To Member of IEM :
This is just a reminder to member of IEM to pay IEM annual subscription. By right, all member (all levels) shall pay their annual subscription fees in advance on 1st Jan each year. Please refer to Fees and Annual Subscriptions and/or notice for fee structure, payment mode, transfer of grade, etc.
NEW IEM MEMBERSHIP CARD
With effect from 1st January 2008, IEM will be introducing a new membership card for all members. See below new card image.
The new card will include bar code features to facilitate CPD recording, door access, use of library services, etc in future (as planned).
REMINDER To Member of IEM :
Please submit a “scanned” passport sized photograph (softcopy) in JPEG format and email to iemphoto@gmail.com, please indicate your name, membership number and grade. (Source HERE)
NEW IEM BUILDING
As announced earlier, IEM has acquired a NEW building and requesting Contribution/donation towards the IEM Building Fund. It is time for your action now !
Apart, members are required to contribute RM 10.00 Per Entry Per Talk as of 1st August 2007 in order to increase The Institution's Building Fund. Student Member are Exempted.
OTHER
For other general announcement, please refer HERE.
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NEW IEM MEMBERSHIP CARD
With effect from 1st January 2008, IEM will be introducing a new membership card for all members. See below new card image.
The new card will include bar code features to facilitate CPD recording, door access, use of library services, etc in future (as planned).
REMINDER To Member of IEM :
Please submit a “scanned” passport sized photograph (softcopy) in JPEG format and email to iemphoto@gmail.com, please indicate your name, membership number and grade. (Source HERE)
NEW IEM BUILDING
As announced earlier, IEM has acquired a NEW building and requesting Contribution/donation towards the IEM Building Fund. It is time for your action now !
Apart, members are required to contribute RM 10.00 Per Entry Per Talk as of 1st August 2007 in order to increase The Institution's Building Fund. Student Member are Exempted.
OTHER
For other general announcement, please refer HERE.
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Monday, December 31, 2007
Monday, December 24, 2007
Year 2008 is around the corner...Warm wishes from JoeWong...May new year bring you prosperous, health and wealth...Labels: General
Sunday, December 23, 2007
HAVE YOU RENEWED YOUR REGISTRATION AS PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER ?
Year 2008 is around the corner and it signify that time to renew your registration of Professional Engineer for year 2008.
For those who registered as PE in BEM, you shall submit the following documents (minimum) for the renewal :
- Filled form "H"
- Summary of Continuous Professional Development (CPD) 2007 (minimum 50 hours per year)
- Check/bank draft / postal order/ money order payable to "Lembaga Jurutera Malaysia" OR pay online via Maybank2U (Click)
- Photo (for those have not submitted to BEM)
One shall remember, the last date of registration is 31st Jan 2008 and the payment is RM200 (below 60) and RM100 (above 60). Renewal after 31st Jan 2008 will be penalized with additional payment (RM500).
You may pay in other currency following number stated in circular...
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Some of my readers from Malaysia asked me to make some posting related the process to get certified as Professional Engineer in Malaysia. I have a long discussion in one of post raised in Chemical Engineering Forum. I though the contents that I have presented in the post should be sufficient, however, I still received several emails from young engineers related to same topic. After some detail thinking, I decided to make some posting here.If you are practicing engineer in Malaysia regardless you are Malaysian or Foreign citizen, you shall continue reading...
Graduate Engineers
First of all, if you are Malaysian and practicing engineering in Malaysia, you shall be register yourself as Graduate Engineer to Board of Engineer Malaysia (BEM). Failing of registration to BEM is considered ILLEGAL under the Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (revised 2002).
The basic requirement to be qualified for registration as Graduate Engineer is you shall obtain one of the following :
a. An engineering degree accredited / recognised by BEM available in an approved list maintained by BEM or;b. Pass in Part I & Part II of the Engineering Council Examination of United Kingdom or;
c. Pass in Part I & Part II of the IEM/BEM Graduate Examination in any particular branch.
Details of registration can refer to “GRADUATE ENGINEERS Requirements and Procedures” and form ready for downloaded from BEM website.
Temporary Engineers
If you are foreign citizen and practicing engineering in Malaysia, you shall register yourself as Temporary Engineer in Board of Engineer Malaysia (BEM). Similarly failing of registration to BEM is considered ILLEGAL under the Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (revised 2002).
Details of registration can refer to "TEMPORARY ENGINEERS Requirements and Procedures” and form ready for downloaded from BEM website.
Professional Engineers
Previously, there were 2 methods to become Professional Engineer (PE) in Malaysia.
Method 1 :
Previously, graduate engineer worked under Professional Engineer (PE) with same discipline for number of years as stipulated, prepare log book (quarterly), summary of experiences, accumulate enough credit hours and attend Professional Assessment Examination (PAE) organize by Board of Engineer Malaysia (BEM). Read circular here - http://www.bem.org.my/cpd/19sept2005/pdpcircular2-2005.doc
If you login to BEM website, you may still find above method (as of 20 Dec 2007) is valid. However, recent confirmation with BEM, BEM has TEMPORARY STOP conducting any Professional Assessment Examination (PAE) from 1st JAN 2007. Thus, this method may not work for time being until further notice.
Method 2 :
Worked under Professional Engineer (PE) with same discipline for number of years as stipulated (e.g minimum 3 years for those graduated prior to 01 Jan 1998 and minimum 4 years for those graduated after 01 Jan 1998) , prepare log book (quarterly) or detailed report, summary of experiences and attend Professional Interview (PI) organize by The Institution of Engineers, Malaysia (IEM). Once you get your corporate membership (MIEM) with IEM, you may apply to BEM to obtain PE status.
The log book may be accumulated experiences for every quarter and endorsed by Professional Engineer (PE) you work with. However, the detailed report may be prepared for knowledge and experiences gained in ONE of the project within the stipulated period and endorsed by Professional Engineer (PE) you work with.
For the Professional Interview (PI), you have to attend a one (1) Professional Interview conducted by TWO Professional Interviewers and write two essays (normally one related to technical and another related to ethic and professional conduct)
You may click the links to download the example of log book and summary format.
Difference Role between BEM and IEM
Some of you may some confusion between BEM and IEM.
BEM is government body
authority to ensure all practicing engineer in compliance to MALAYSIA's LAW in engineering related. Once you are certified by BEM, you are Professional Engineer (PE) and you can apply Ir. in front of you name i.e. Ir. JoeWong
IEM is professional body
a body promote professionalism and encourage continuous learning. Provide professional opinion to BEM whenever required. NO authority at all in legal terms. Once you are approved by IEM as member, you are Corporate member of IEM and you can apply ENGR at the end or below your name.
Two Cents advice
i) As BEM temporary STOP to conduct any PAE, it may extends to no-date. Do not wait for BEM. Register to IEM immediately. However if you still have doubt, you may contact BEM (application@bem.org.my).
ii) Application via IEM, you only have to prepare & submit log book (OR detailed report) and summary of experiences, pass the professional interview and essay writing (2 nos), be a member of IEM and apply to BEM as PE. In my opinion, this method is pretty simple and time saving (even though method 1 via BEM still available).
iii) If you are lazy man or have “no time” to prepare the log book, you still have the chance to prepare a detailed report. Method 2 would allow you to do so.
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Friday, December 14, 2007
In my last post "R&D engineer, Academician and Student...Don't miss this !", i brought to you an ebook ""The Golden Book of Chemistry Experiments" shared by Anne. When i most or less completed the last sentence and make final checking, an idea came across my mind...Why don't i made a compilation of FREE ebook from my previous post so that- new reader will not miss them
- easy for present and new readers for future reference
- don't waste reader time to find in my blog (quite time consuming)
OK...let's do it.
- The Golden Book of Chemistry Experiments
- A Heat Transfer Textbook
- Wolverine Heat Transfer Data Book
- FISHER Control Valve Handbook (4th Ed.)
- MASONEILAN Control Valve Handbook
- Fundamental of Compressible Flow
KEEP TRACK of DOWNLOAD FREQUENCY
Write up to here, another idea came out from my mind...why don't keep track of number of download by reader ? ...higher frequency of download, it implies that higher number of people interested in that particular ebook. If you notice carefully, infact i am keeping track of the number of download from since my last post...
RESOURCE SECTION
Write up to here, another idea came out from my mind...why don't keep track of number of download by reader ? ...higher frequency of download, it implies that higher number of people interested in that particular ebook. If you notice carefully, infact i am keeping track of the number of download from since my last post...
RESOURCE SECTION
Upto here...another idea cross my mind...Why don't open another section call RESOURCE ? This section will compile all the FREE ebook , FREE program and software available online for download, FREE Add-on, etc. Second, reader / user can leave their comments and lesson learnt in the comment section. Third, reader can contribute their self-made program in the RESOURCE section for comment, feedback and revise from time to time. The contributor can get feedback, improve their program, etc. The related post will shows the contributor name as appreciation.
Above effort ultimately is for the benefits of ALL...
YOUR OPINION
Write up to here... don't you mind to share you thought on above idea ? any new idea can be easily implemented ? Should i proceed ?
Please let me know your thought. Email to me.
Above effort ultimately is for the benefits of ALL...
YOUR OPINION
Write up to here... don't you mind to share you thought on above idea ? any new idea can be easily implemented ? Should i proceed ?
Please let me know your thought. Email to me.
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