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Irene Marshall
My resume is written with a clear strategy to make a statement on who I am, the services I provide, areas of expertise, work experience, and credentials. The resume has a structure with different sections.
My "headline" is "Career Services Professional"
Four certifications are part of my credentials
Areas of expertise are the general services I provide for people
Corporate roles: These outline my work history, including my current role as a resume writer and coach
Business ownership: This describes several separate family businesses I have co-managed with my husband.
Education and Affiliations: More of my credentials
My executive bio has been incorporated into business proposals and listings of participants for multiple writing and coaching programs sponsored by companies and organizations. An abbreviated version has been used to introduce me for speaking engagements.
President / Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
This client moved from a successful sales management role into an executive position as the President of a division of a major financial services company. He was ready to take on the same role for an entire business. He is now CEO at a cloud-based document management services company.
Chief Operations Officer (COO)
This client had executive experience in wholesale distribution and manufacturing of apparel. He was open to using this background in a different industry. He is now the COO of a global technology services company.
Chief Financial Officer (CFO) / Controller
The world of education nonprofits was a good match for this client because of her strong belief in the importance of education for both adults and children. She was able to stay in that sector by moving to a different nonprofit.
Senior Director of Human Resources
This Human Resources executive was hired into a European engineering company as they were quickly ramping up to establish a U.S. operation. Unfortunately the company did not do well, and she then had to lay off many of the employees she had just hired. It was a very stressful time for her. She now has a consulting role at a career management services firm.
Director of Finance & Information Technology
This executive had strategically built her career into a well-balanced leadership role in finance, accounting, information technology and operations. She is not just a "numbers person". She was able to leverage her experience with a social services nonprofit to take a similar role with a not-for-profit healthcare system.
Global Supply Chain Director
This executive had extensive global supply chain experience. She was hired by another manufacturer based in the U.S. that specifically valued her work in countries such as China, Hong Kong, Turkey, India and Switzerland.
Accounting Manager
This client managed an accounting team of five at a manufacturing company. At this stage in her career she wanted to work as an individual contributor, so she took a role as a Senior Internal Auditor.
Accounts Payable Manager
A company contacted me because they had to lay off a good employee who had been with the company for 24 years. She was very nervous. They paid for outplacement services with Tools for Transition so we could build her resume from scratch. She gained a lot of confidence by getting a true understanding of the contributions she had made to the company over time.
District Sales Manager
This top-producing District Sales Manager transitioned from an office equipment company to another one that provides technology solutions for the construction industry. He was hired for his strong sales and management experience, even though he had no construction industry experience.
Events Manager
This client was a Flight Attendant with a small, boutique charter airline. The VIP passengers were well-known politicians, entertainers, sports teams, and corporate executives. She had worked on more than 300 flights, so we positioned each flight as an "event". A global law firm valued her discretion and experience satisfying high-profile, sometimes demanding people, so they hired her as an Events Manager.
Senior Project & Program Manager
This client was really excited to receive 5 (!!!) job offers at the same time, including two with one company where the managers were each fighting for him. He took one of those offers, and remained in the telecommunications industry.
Healthcare - Registered Nurse
This dedicated registered nurse was able to go from a hospital to a university student health services work environment. Many students are away from home for the first time, so she appreciated this opportunity to help them with any health-related needs.
Education - Assistant School Principal
This elementary school teacher worked at a religious school where she was responsible for both religious and secular teaching. She wanted to stay in education, but in a different role. She earned her Masters in Education Administration, and is now the Director of Curriculum and Instruction at another religious school.
Construction Superintendent
This client gained much of his construction experience working with a real estate professional services firm. He was hired directly into a commercial construction and improvements company because of his broad range of technical skills and knowledge, and his ability to manage complex construction projects.
Manufacturing Operations Supervisor (Automotive)
This client recently returned from Pakistan, where he worked with an Army contractor as an interpreter and a member of the security force. An automotive manufacturer hired him specifically because of his experience managing a team under stressful situations, even though he had absolutely no experience with manufacturing and quality control.
Facilities Maintenance Director
Assisted living and memory care facilities have special needs, so this client was hired because of his experience in the same industry. He is skilled in 21 separate trades (!!!!), so he can do much of the work himself. Or he can supervise other trades people needed for specific projects.
Executive Assistant / Office Manager
This client enjoyed the field of elder law and estate planning, so she was able to move from one law firm to another because she was already well versed in related legal matters.
International Business Manager
This client was working in Thailand as a South East Asia Business Manager for a global manufacturing firm. A friend moved to Japan, and recruited him to be an OEM Global Manager at a similar U.S.-based company. He is now enjoying Tokyo!
Recent College Grad / Entry Level
Jared Smith earned a BS in Accounting at a university. We wrote his resume in a format that was suitable for a career fair that was held on his campus. He is now an Audit Associate with Ernst and Young.
Cover Letters
Cover Letter - Controller
This client's company went out of business, so she was instrumental in shutting it down. She was then able to find a similar job as an interim Controller.
Cover Letter - Second Career
This 75-year old gentleman contacted me, saying that all of his friends had died or retired, but he was ready to start something new. He was the owner of a residential construction firm for 50 years. After working with me, he moved into a role of Administrator at an assisted living facility after his wife was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and he could no longer take care of her at home.


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I recently learned the flow from child's pose to cow to cat Yoga stretch positions, and because we are called to take every thought captive for Christ I meditated on these three positions this morning--you can find them online if you're curious about them--and came up with this worship.
Is there a meaning behind the poses, for myself?
The "Child's Pose" seems so Biblical, since it's a prostrate form almost of worship, and Yeshua (Jesus) said that people like little children inherit the kingdom of heaven. You could meditate for hours on becoming the child Yeshua wants, and whether it's trust, innocence, or freedom he's asking for, or you could just do the pose and ask God to make you like the child he wants.
For the cat, I found there is no cat except a lion in the Hebrew scriptures, since Judea was outside of its geographic range at the time, so to me I thought of the Cat as the roof of the Temple, or a young lion. "The lions roar and seek their food from God..." (Tehillim/Psalm 104) Even here, at the apex of power, there's a full reliance on Hashem. This domed pose could represent glory (Temple roof) and vitality and self-defense, since it is a position of cat protection, and cats are known for their survival and preservation.
The cow is such an easy one, such a useful animal, sustaining people, and it's one of the ceremonially clean animals Noah took on his ark in sevens instead of twos.
With the correct order of the flowing child's pose/cat/cow, to me, my meditations come out to this order to life:
worship (child's pose),
service (cow),
power (lion or cat or temple).
That seems to me to be a lovely order in which to live the heart. Since we know everything in life is somehow a little bit cyclical, it makes sense that these continue to cycle in to each other: when we are powerful, we thank God and worship, which inspires us to do service for others, which gives us power...this is really the root of the philosophy of Karma, isn't it?
Of course with mercy, and grace, this formula becomes more complicated, just as Einstein's theories included Newton's but expanded them, just as the Brit Chadasha (NT) expands our understanding of the Torah (OT), but I think this is a beautiful place to start. You cannot have mercy without an understanding of justice, of the right and wrong flow...of what some call Karma.
Take every thought captive, God.


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Welcome to Methven Mt Hutt. This comprehensive online guide provides information for residents and visitors to the amazing space of Methven Mt Hutt, located within Mid Canterbury in the South Island of New Zealand.
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A lot of people visit Methven to explore our amazing back yard which provides an exciting array of summer and winter outdoor activities including skiing, mountain biking & cycling, walking & hiking, fishing, jet boating, clay bird shooting, hot air ballooning, horse riding, hunting, golf, 4WD high country adventures, and helicopter scenic flights.
A wide variety Methven Mt Hutt events are held throughout the year – ski area events, sporting events (including MTB, cycling, running & walking events), live music & gigs, markets, community festivals, weddings, and conferences.
Traditionally a sheep and grain growing area, irrigation has changed the way we use our land. Dairy farming and specialised crops are now also an important part of our agricultural industry.
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From vegan takeaway to Michelin star menus, we've photographed a lot of different types of dishes in a lot of different settings. There's a vast array of cuisines available in Mallorca these days so we still have a few to go.
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We live on an island, hence we see a great deal of boats.
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Bike Sri Lanka Fundraiser Success & Training
The Fundraising Evening in Queenstown, NZ went off with a bang! We raised $3135.81 NZD with the help of the very generous bunch below. With the funds raised online this takes us to a total of $4563.21 NZD
A very special thanks must go to the biggest spender, Gabriel Schorderet (the one in the middle with the blue t shirt who looks like Harry Potter) who spent $825!
More special thanks must go to Lucy & Amelia from NO. 5 Church Lane for the venue and great staff, Mark from Broken Shed Vodka for the cocktails, Henry Youngman for the hilarious hosting, Tim Reid from Tom Tom Productions for the audio/visual gear and Kelly McGarry for being massive, blonde and awesome. Also a big thanks to all the businesses below for donating awesome prizes!
And thanks to R&R Sport, Tout Terrain & Icebreaker for the gear for the trip.
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Transcribed by Janette West Grimes
December 24, 1953
12 Llewellyn Road,
Montclair, New Jersey,
November 14, 1953
Macon County Times,
Lafayette, Tennessee
Att: Mr. Calvin Gregory, Editor
Dear Sir:
How very kind of you to send me a copy of your paper that had the article on the Hargis family and also to print my name as being interested in finding out more about the family. Your efforts have been deeply appreciated. I do hope that you will remember me when you print another article on the Hargis family.
You mentioned in your column that you would like to know more about the early Hargis's in America. Mrs. Anna Ruth Hargis Huff, of Granville, Tennessee, sent me a great deal of material about the early Hargis family and those that fought in the Revolutionary War. I am sure if you wrote to her she would be glad to send you what she knows. Another address that would be helpful to you is that of Mrs. E. G. Hull, 610 So. Marion Street, Kirksville, Missouri, who has a wealth of material.
The Hargis family came to Maryland from England. Before they went to England they were in France and originally in Denmark. The name has been spelled Harjes and Harjis in Denmark and Harguesse in France.
Whiteside Hargis was with Daniel Boone on his second expedition into Kentucky and was killed by Indians. William Asa and Thomas Lea Hargis were the first two of the name in America. They owned a plantation on the James River near the Zachiah Swamp in Charles County, Maryland. Their wills are on record in the Hall of Records in Annapolis, Maryland.
Two of the name, Shadrach and William, served in the Revolutionary War and that can be proven. It is most probable that their brothers, Thomas and Abraham, also served. They were the sons of Abraham and Elizabeth Nalley Hargis.
I will be glad to send you more information if you so desire.
I am so anxious to know if my husband's great-grandfather, Calvin Houston Hargis, was the son of William and Hannah Howell Hargis. We know that Calvin Houston had brothers, names Jackson and Henderson. Your article shows that William and Hannah had sons by that name. We know that Calvin Houston Hargis married Nannie Elizabeth Jackson in Middle Tennessee and moved with her to DeSoto County, Mississippi, where he died and where his son, James Seward Hargis, was born.
I would be happy to hear from you at any time. Thank you again for your kind cooperation.
Very truly yours,
Lethe Kellinger Hargis,
(Mrs. James Irvin Hargis)
The following data on the Gammon family was received last month from Rev. W. J. Gammon, a Presbyterian minister of Montreat, N. Carolina. We extend our sincere thanks for the information contained in his recent letter. We are sorry not to have printed his letter earlier, but it was partially overlooked and this account for the delay. The letter is as follows:
November 8th, 1953
Rev. Calvin Gregory,
Lafayette, Tenn.
Dear Rev. Mr. Gregory:
Please accept my many thanks for your prompt reply to my inquiry. Some one has said that a reply within a year to an inquiry regarding family history, is considered prompt. I am glad that you did not so view the matter.
I wish to thank you also for information relative to Mr. George Gammon. I especially thank you for information which you gave of George's ancestry, and promise of more later. I have some dates of land transactions in Smith County, of Jeremiah Gammon.
I rather think that the family in Pittsylvania Co., and from that County in Tennessee. Va., came from Norfolk County (early home of our branch of the family.)
I have a copy of the will of William Gammon of that county, William Sr., 1837, mentions sons, Drury, Presley, James, William, John, Levy; daughters, Nancy Scarce, Lucy Scarce, Levicy Beggerly; and daughters Parthene, Amy.
There is mention of land transactions in that county; John, in 1784; Hargis Gammon, 1788; John Sr., and John Jr., 1798. From 1797, up thru 1815, several of family sell land, evidence that they might be leaving that county.
As you likely know, Harris Gammon, Sr., a soldier of the Revolution, is buried, without any tomb, northeast of Knoxville, Tenn. I have copies of his will from Knox County. He may have married a Brawner.
If you find any data, or can, with reliable, authentic references to data, tell me the name of father, or mother, or both, of this William Gammon, whose will I mention, of Harris Gammon, Sr., from whence they came to Pittsylvania County and names of parents of your Jeremiah Gammon in Smith County, Tenn., 1817; John Gammon, 1820; and 1806; James Gammon, 1807;(buys land of Nicholas Shrum); Eli Gammon, deceased in 1858.
Harris Coleman Gammon gave me in Nashville, about 1915, born in Macon County, 1881, on Dry fork of Goose Creek: three full brothers, Peter, married 5 times; John, sons, Jefferson, Pole, Robert; Moses (or Mode), likely father of Alexander Gammon. Robert was father of Harris C., his mother being Polly Shrum.
If you find data from county records, showing information on above, please preserve it, and inform me. I have many notes on the family in several counties of Va., Ill., Tenn., Ind., Ky., Mo., Calif., etc.
Members of some branches of family have urged me to put into form of a history the large amount of data which I have accumulated since 1915 or before. I shall be glad to type and prepare the manuscript, if there is interest enough to justify the printing.
I am sorry that I missed meeting you in August. Only about once a year do we pass near you, unless some illness or death should call us. I have preached, supplied most of the Sundays since moving here, September 1949, 16 months one place; 15 another, etc. and do yet, with many thanks.
W. J. Gammon
We have the following information on the Gammon family, from the census records of Smith County, Tenn., for the years 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850 and 1870. The first Gammon listed in the census of Smith County, from which Macon was largely formed in the years 1842, was James Gammon. He had one male under 10, one male from 10 to 16, and one over 45, no doubt James himself. Females in the family included: Four between 16 and 26, and one female over 45. Mrs. Gammon we presume. This is 1820.
The next listed was Jeremiah Gammon. His family included: Three males under 10, and one from 26 to 45, Jeremiah, we are sure. Only one female was listed and she was undoubtedly Jeremiah's wife, and was between 16 and 26. We learn from other sources that she was the former Miss Susan Lovelady. The Gammon family in this county at present are largely descendants of Jerry and Susan.
The third Gammon listed in 1820 was John Gammon, with one male between 10 and 16, two from 18 to 26, and two from 45 years and upward, one of whom was supposedly John himself. We have not the least idea as to who the other was. Females: One from 10 to 16, and three above 45, one of whom is presumed to have been Mrs. Gammon. Whether James and Jerry and John were related, we do not know, but it is very likely that they were. It is possible Jeremiah or Jerry, as he was familiarly called, was a son of one or the other, bur surmising does not get one very far in tracing family history. So we desist.
The fourth and last head of a Gammon family in Smith County 133 years ago was Levi. He had: Males, two under 10, and one between 18 and 26, Levi himself, we are quite sure; and one female, between 16 and 26, his wife, we are sure.
In the census of Smith County for 1830, we find:
Jeremiah Gammon, with one male from 5 to 10 years old, one from 10 to 15, one from 15 to 20, and one from 30 to 40, no doubt Susan, above mentioned. His neighbors were Coleby Stapp, Herod Hargis, Wm. B. Reese, James Parker, Thomas Wilburn, James D. Hammack, Thomas Hooper, Joseph Fuller, Gunnery Wilburn. From these neighbor's names, we would decide that Jeremiah Gammon lived somewhere on the waters of Dixon's Creek, which rises in the extreme south side of Macon County, flows southwestward through the present Trousdale County, and empties into the Cumberland near Dixon Springs, in Smith County.
Jehu Gammon is the next mentioned in the census of Smith County for 1830, his family consisting of : Males, one under five, one from 5 to 10, one from 10 to 15, and one from 30 to 40, Jehu himself, we are sure; and one female between 20 and 30, Mrs. Gammon, we feel sure. His neighbors were: James Roark, Pleasant Payne, Daniel Stinson, Jesse Driver, Henry Vanover, Pleasant Driver and Burdett Stinson. Judging from the names of the neighbors, we would say that the Jehu Gammon family lived somewhere in the general vicinity of Haysville, eight miles north of Lafayette.
Next is named John Gammon, who had: One male under five, one from 5 to 10, and himself, between 20 and 30. One female under five, and one between 20 and 30, Mrs. Gammon, perhaps, were listed. Next in the record is Eli Gammon, who apparently lived as a "door neighbor" to John, which shows that they were most probably related and from their ages and the ages of their children, we think they were probably brothers. Eli had: One male under five, and one from 20 to 30, most assuredly Eli himself; and one female under five and one between 20 and 30, no doubt his wife. Near neighbors of John and Eli Gammon included: Edmund Towns, John Stafford, Thomas Smithwick, Mary Nowls, Caleb Stafford, Frances Cook, John Fleeman and Reuben Garret. We would judge these men to have lived on the waters of Dixon's Creek.
James and Lewis Gammon are listed as living near each other. James Gammon here listed seems to have been the same James Gammon listed above as the first in the records of the census of 1820. In the year 1830 he had: One male under five, one from 15 to 20, one from 20 to 30, and one from 60 to 70 years of age, no doubt James himself; females: Two from 15 to 20, and one from 60 to 70, Mrs. James Gammon, we feel sure.
Lewis Gammon was probably a son of James. He had in 1830: One male under five, one from 5 to 10, two from 10 to 15, and one from 30 to 40. Females: Two under five, and one from 20 to 30, Mrs. Lewis Gammon, we are sure. We are of the opinion that the party who copied the old census records got this name, Lewis, wrong. It was we are almost certain, Levi Gammon. By a comparison with the ages of the Levi Gammon of ten years before, everything figures out exactly. In 1820 Levi Gammon was between 18 and 26. Add ten years to his age and we would have the age group of 30 to 40, in which Lewis was placed in 1830. His wife's age in 1820 was between 16, and 26. Add ten years to this and you have the same group applied to Mrs. Gammon in 1830, 20 to 30 years. The two males listed in Levi Gammon family in 1820 as being under ten years of age would in 1830 be listed as being 10 to 15, which is exactly what was done in the case of the man called Lewis Gammon. Near neighbors of James and Lewis or Levi Gammon included: James Nelson, William Harris, John Luck, John Baker, Hickerson Parker, Abraham Parker and Daniel Adams.
From the names of the neighbors of the two Gammon, we would judge that they resided in the vicinity of the present Lafayette.
Robert Gammon is the next listed. He had: Males, one under five, and one from 20 to 30; and females, one from five to 10 and one from 15 to 20. This shows that Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gammon were young. Their neighbors' names indicate to the writer that Robert Gammon lived on the upper waters of the present Peyton's Creek, some ten miles southeast of Lafayette. They were: Joseph Cartwright, Joseph Thomason, Page Thomason, Elijah Cox, Archibald Parker, Allen Smith, Robert Cothron and William Nicholas (Nichols?). Joseph Cartwright most probably lived at the present George Evetts place. Joseph Thomason was a relative, we feel sure, of John B. McDuffee, who is now nearing his 95th anniversary at his home at Hillsdale, this county, whose mother was Miss Martha Thomason. Elijah Cox was a pioneer settler either on upper Peyton's Creek or on Dry Fork of Goose Creek. The writer's first wife was a descendant of Elijah Cox, we are virtually certain. Archibald Parker was an early settler in the vicinity of Ebenezer which is located on upper Peyton's Creek. We knew one Archibald Parker in our boyhood days, and we are inclined to the belief that he was the grandson of Archibald of 1830. Allen Smith was the grandfather of Allen Smith who still lives on, R. 1, Westmoreland, Tenn., a few miles northwest of Lafayette. Robert Cothron was the ancestor of all the Cothrons living in this section, and they are very numerous.
John Gammon is the last-named head of a family listed in the Smith County census of 1830. We think this to have been the John Gammon listed ten years earlier. It is possible that he was the father of Jeremiah Gammon as Jerry married a Miss Lovelady, and two of the nearest neighbors to John Gammon in 1830 were John Lovelady and his wife, both of whom were between 50 and 60 years of age. This John Gammon and wife lived alone, the record indicates, he being between 70 and 80, and his wife 50 to 60. Jeremiah was of an age to have been their son, being in 1830 between 30 and 40 years of age. John Gammon lived near the Robert Gammon above referred to, and the latter could have been John's son.
Our census records for 1840 are not indexed and we do not have time to look up the Gammon heads of family without an index. However, as the 1850 census is indexed and also as it gives the names of all the members of each family, we are going to give at least a part of the Gammon families listed.
The first is the family of Eli Gammon. The record is as follows: Eli Gammon born in Va., 1797, wife, Frances, born in North Carolina in 1803. Children: Mary, 19, born in Tennessee; Elizabeth, 14 years of age and born in Tenn., Caleb Gammon, 11, and born in Tenn., and Sarah F., 8, born in Tennessee.
"Jerk" Gammon, 57, born in Virginia; Susannah, 35, and born in South Carolina; James R., 19, and born in Tenn., Sarah, 23, and born in Tenn., Leroy C., 16, and born in Tenn., Jane, 14, and born in Tennessee. Living with this family was a mulatto named Lethy Ray, born in North Carolina. We are of the opinion that "Jerk" Gammon was none other than Jerry Gammon. He was born in Virginia in 1793, and this can be verified, we are sure. His wife here listed as Susannah, was called Susan even by her descendants today. In every place where he is listed as being in a certain age group, the date, 1793, corresponds to the age group. In 1820 he is listed as being between 26 and 45. If born in 1793, he would have been 27 years of age in 1820, and the group is correct. In 1830 he is listed as being between 30 and 40. If born in 1793, he would have been 37 years of age, and the age group is again correct. We have on a personal list the name of one son of Jerry and Susan, Thomas Gammon, born Aug. 3, 1820. Thomas married Mary Parker. Their first-born was Sarah Gammon, born July 12, 1839. The second was William Mitchell Gammon, born Nov. 21, 1840. William Mitchell Gammon was the father of Thomas Duncan Gammon, father of Lethia Mai Gammon, whom the writer married on Feb. 25, 1912.
Living next to "Jerk" Gammon was William Gammon, born in Tennessee in 1817, whose wife was Mary M. Gammon, born in Tennessee in 1823. They had one child, Susan C., a year old and born in Tenn. We are of the opinion that William Gammon was the son of "Jerk" or correctly, so we believe, Jerry. The only child was named for the grandmother, Susan Lovelady Gammon.
The next and the last-named Gammon listed in the census of 1850 was John J. Gammon, born in 1816 in Tennessee. His wife was Nancy Gammon, also born in Tennessee, three years after her husband was born. Their children were: Rebecca, 15; William G., 14; Agness, 11; Lucinda G., six; and Eliza I., four. All of these children were born in Tennessee. This Gammon family seemed to have lived 103 years ago on the waters of Big Goose Creek in the general vicinity of the present Beech Grove. Living not far from John J. Gammon and family were Spencer Woodmore and his brother Willis Woodmore, who married sisters, Sallie and Jane Gammon, daughters of Jerry and Susan Gammon. The Sarah Gammon listed above as the daughter of "Jerk" Gammon, was no doubt the Sallie Gammon, who married Willis Woodmore. The daughter, Jane Gammon, above set out as the daughter of "Jerk" Gammon, married Spencer Woodmore. Willis Woodmore was born in 1826, and his brother, Spencer, was born three years later.
Some of the last facts are taken from old family records in the hands of the writer. We have in our possession the old family Bible of William Mitchell Gammon, from which part of the above facts have been gleaned.
Since the above was written, we have found part of the records of the family given us by the late Bud Woodmore, son of Willis Woodmore and Sallie or Sarah Gammon. He died at 85 years of age. He also gave his mother's brothers as: Riley, corresponding to the James R. Gammon, one of the sons of "Jerk" Gammon, John L. Gammon, Billie Gammon, Thomas Gammon, father of William Mitchell Gammon; and sisters, Jane, wife of his uncle, Spencer Woodmore; Sallie Gammon, his mother, the Sarah of the census record of 1850 of "Jerk" Gammon; and Polly Gammon, who married a Gifford.
We hope to find out other things about the Gammon family. We shall be glad for Rev. William J. Gammon to publish a history of the family. If we can be of any help to him, we shall be glad to add our mite.
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Below is a copy of a letter we have just written to W. O. Alexander, vice-president of the First National Bank, of Eldorado, Texas. Since it concerns a family that is quite numerous here in Middle Tennessee, we are publishing it for the information therein contained. The reply to Mr. Alexander follows:
Lafayette, Tenn.,
Dec. 15, 1953
Mr. W. O. Alexander,
Eldorado, Texas
Dear Sir:
Your letter of December 12th is at hand and contents have been read with much interest. Yes, we know Horace M. Alexander, of Gallatin, quite well. In fact his wife is a second cousin of ours.
As to your branch of the numerous Alexander family, we have what we believe to be a little information that will probably be of interest to you. Since you do not know the name of the father of your great-grandfather, Samuel B. Alexander, but do know that he was born in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, it may be of interest to you to know that the Horace M. Alexander, to whom you have written at Gallatin, Tenn., is a direct descendant of another Mecklenburg County family, if not the very same family. Horace M. Alexander is the son of Dr. Matthew N. Alexander, commonly known as Dr. Bud Alexander. Dr. Alexander was the son of Hon. M. N. Alexander, an attorney of Lafayette, Tenn., in the years long gone by. He was born April 11, 1819, in Allen County, Ky. Hon. M. N. Alexander's father was Mayben Alexander, and his mother was the former Miss Margaret Wygal. Mayben Alexander was a native of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, where he was born in 1788. His father was Andrew Alexander, who served in the American Revolution under Col. Mayben, in Gen. Lincoln's command. Andrew was captured at the surrender of Charleston. After the Revolution, he removed to Allen County, Ky., which joins Macon County, Tenn., on the North. He died in that county in the early part of the 19th century. Mayben, named for the Colonel under whom his father served, was married in Allen County in 1811. He died in 1848. We have some additional data of a later time concerning the family. If you desire it, let me know and I shall be glad to furnish same.
Since Mayben Alexander was born in 1788, and your great-grandfather, Samuel B. Alexander, was born in 1794, and both were born in the same county, it is to be assumed that they were most probably related and could have been brothers. Since Andrew served in the Revolutionary War, and soldiers of that struggle were later pensioned, and since such soldiers listed their children when applying for such pension, and since such applications are still on file in Washington, I would suggest that you write to the custodian of such records at Washington and secure a copy of such application; provided, of course, that it was made.
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During the course of this semester, I have aimed to focus on two main themes through the lens of my project. The first is the idea is that of shifting densities in the lower east side. Wether it was a shift in the density of population or the buildings and infrastructure, the L.E.S has always been a place of great density. A great density that allowed the demographic of people living here to become a great mix of all sorts of different cultures. My project in a lot of ways, especially inside my units became about the negation of space between the peoples of this neighborhood. This resulting negotiation has become a large part of the very cultural fabric of this neighborhood.
The second large idea that I wanted to focus on this semester was a political one. In recent years, especially after this past election cycle, the vast political divide in this nation has become ever more apparent. I wanted to address this divide from a programatic angle. By this I mean, I sought to bring together students from middle america and immigrants/ refugees, particularly of an LGBTQ background, to create a space of bonding and culture understanding. In theory, this small conversation would spark a larger distribution of the idea that no matter how different another culture may seem to us we all share a great amount of common ground.
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Reclaiming and Connecting the Lower East Side
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- WSJ tech columnist and his aide-de-camp Katie had only 24 hours to try out the new 5th-gen iPod (plenty of time, considering it s only supposed to run for 2 hours playing video) and, somewhat strangely, describe the player's video capability as a "kind of business or social experiment".
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- NY Times columnist David Pogue takes part in the afore-mentioned experiment and subsequently walks into a steel post while watching Lost on his iPod. [NY Times]
- Yet another experiment: is learning more fun if you give a bunch of iPods to grammar school kids? I'm no scientist, but I'm going to guess "Hell, yeah" on this one. [Washington Post]
- Life is swell for Motorola, which sold 6.5 million Razr phones in the third quarter. They even managed to convince 250,000 people to buy the Rokr. [Financial Times]
- Consumers dig ringtones, but it's easy to forget how much: this article quotes Billboard's chart maestro, who says a best-selling ringtone typically sells more than 100,000 in any given week while no song download has ever sold over 80,000. [Detroit Free Press]
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The Archived by Victoria Schwab
Release Date: January 22, 2013
Genre: Paranormal Young Adult Fiction
Summary: Welcome to the Archive, a library for the dead. Spending your afterlife in a library sounds like a pretty sweet deal, right? Endless books and comfy chairs! Caveat – it's spent as a History, an exact physical replica of every person who's lived. Histories contain the memories of each life and are usually in a deep sleep. Except sometimes the dead wake, and they want more than anything to get back to the world they knew. First, they must get through the Narrows, the shadowy realm between the Archive and the Outer. And that's where Keepers come in. Keepers stand between the real world and the Histories, and must get them back to Returns before they become violent.
Mackenzie Bishop is a Keeper, inheriting the position from her grandfather. After a family tragedy, she moves to a new apartment building with the fractured remains of her family. She quickly discovers her new home is directly connected to the Narrows, which should make her job easier. Except more and more Histories seem to be waking, overwhelming Mac with work. And that's not the worst part – someone has been altering the Histories, wiping memories from the dead. Mac has to find the culprit before she becomes a History herself.
Libraries! Tragedy! Intrigue! Special powers! Snarky guys in eyeliner! This book has it all.
This book was AWESOME. I didn't really know what to expect from this – all I knew was that I'd seen The Library episode of "Doctor Who" and I like that so I'll probably like this book right? Okay, it's nothing like that. Let's start right off with the world building. I'm always worried with new fantasy books that everything will seem too contrived or too same old same old. Not a problem at all – The Archived somehow in the huge amount of YA fantasy and paranormal manages to be completely fresh, interesting, and riveting. It's also endearingly simple – the rules of this world are explained plainly – no fancy made up words, no crazy or ridiculous explanations. Just really cool stuff – The Library archives the history of every person who's died. The Librarians keep the Library. The Keepers return the Histories who wake up. The Crew go after the Histories that escape into the outside world. EASY! But awesome! I really adored the whole thing.
Mac is a fantastic lead character – very REAL which I really value in a YA heroine. She's a terrible friend, but loves her bestie Lyndsey deeply. She's broken from her brother's death, but trying to keep it together. She's a bad ass fighter, but sometimes she totally gets her butt kicked. Also her relationship and memories of her beloved grandfather, Da, are beautiful and twisted at the same time. I'm also a huge fan of Wes – the sassy eyeliner-wearing dude who turns up in Mac's new apartment building. Again – he's real. He's attractive and cool without being a Jace.
I love books that keep me in suspense for just the right amount of time – this book was really pushing it and kept me in the dark for so long. I didn't figure out what was going on until about 83% which made this read quick and urgent. Really enjoyed the mystery aspect and how we really had to figure everything out along with Mac.
Also, I like that David Tennant is a character. This is a real thing. Read this book!!
Seriously, Victoria Schwab is phenomenal. Her writing is fun and easy to read and she has created such an elegant, interesting, and brand new world for us to enjoy. For once, I say whole-heartedly – MORE PLEASE!!
Expectations: sweeping adventure in a paranormal library of the dead.
Actuality: Beautifully nuanced exploration of grief and death, expertly balanced with a sweeping adventure in a paranormal library of the dead. PLUS BURGEONING ROMANCE.
How can The Archived be so many things at once, and be good at all of them?? Because let me tell you – it is fantastic. I spent all day in a real library and could only think about getting home to finish this book.
I was not expecting the entrance into this world to be so full of feels. Okay sure I knew it was going to be about the dead. But paranormal fantasy texts often ignore the emotional aspect of dead things. Ghosts are scary and sometimes evil! Except Victoria Schwab makes the Histories absolutely tragic. Mac was trained to think of the dead as objects that need to be sent back to Returns. But the death of her little brother Ben causes Mac to start questioning her job as a Keeper. Why can't people know about the Archive before they die? Would it make things better for the living, knowing their thoughts and memories will live on? Or would it just cause chaos?
The family dynamic is incredibly important to this story. Mac's family is now a shell of itself. Ben's death is a wound, bleeding profusely even as the family won't look at it. "The doctor tries to say there wasn't time to feel it, but that's not true. Mom feels it. Dad feels it. I feel it." This line killlllled me. Take me to the Archive and let me sleep, because I'm dead now. Schwab has these aching lines all throughout the text, so Ben's death never felt like a plot device. It's a real part of the story, and makes the whole novel more genuine and thought-provoking.
Can we take a moment to appreciate that Mac's Mom and Dad are at least aware that she constantly goes missing? That always annoys me to no end in shows and books when the parents are just unrealistically oblivious. Like Buffy's mom. Gah. Mac has to constantly come up with lies to get out to the Narrows, and I wonder how this will pan out in the following books. Which I am actually really excited to read! I feel like there are so many unexplored avenues in this world, and helllloooo we need some Wes and Mac romance.
Finally, I would like to request that you all refer to me as Kelly Durkin, Rogue Librarian.
The Archived was one of the many books my fellow Bibliomantics and I heard about at New York Comic Con that we knew we had to read. Well, that and the Scottish version of Harry Potter written by Captain Jack Harkness himself, John Barrowman. We were drawn in by the premise, a Library where the dead are kept on shelves like books called the Archive, the gorgeous cover, and the plot. We were not disappointed by the contents, and if reviews on Amazon are to be believed, neither has anyone else.
Mac is a Keeper, tasked with keeping the Histories (shells of the dead) inside the Archive if and when they awaken. No one really knows why they occasionally wake up and no one probably ever will. Mac finds most of the Histories trapped in the Narrows, the buffer between the Archive and the Outer, our world/the real world and must send them through a Returns door. She is helped along by a key to open doorways, and the ability to read time. All pretty standard genetic traits.
Keepers are assisted by Librarians who organize and can read the dead. Librarians are ageless, and were once Keepers or Crew members (Keepers who dispatch violent Histories) who choose the length of their Library servitude. Each Library has their own branch and depending on what jurisdiction a person dies in determines which Library their History ends up in. In much the same vein, Keepers each have their own territories they patrol. I could probably go on for another eight paragraphs about the fabulous ways in which this imaginary world functions, but I'll stop rambling and get to why you need to read this book. Although the premise is certainly a very good reason.
Taught by and chosen to be a Keeper by her grandfather Da, Mackenzie struggles to deal with the death of her little brother, Ben while trying to understand death by dispatching the Histories. So yes, while it's a story about a fictional version of the afterlife, it's also ultimately about loss and death. Mac's family is haunted by the death of Ben and the novel is about them learning to cope with and eventually moving on from their grief. It will rip your heart out of your chest and stomp on it… In a good way.
Victoria Schwab's writing is rich and inventive, but where she's the strongest is in her world building (discussed earlier) and her characters. Roland the Librarian is by far my favorite character. He's a youngish looking gentlemen from Scotland who wears red Converse, has eyes that look older than his face and has a penchant for rule breaking. Basically, he's the 10th Doctor, David Tennant, but he's lost his memory and is convinced his name is Roland. Or so I imagine in my head canon.
There's also the strangely coherent escaped History with a hidden past, Owen and Mac's new friend, the guyliner wearing Wes who likes to frequent the hotel turned apartment complex the Coronado where Mac's mother is opening a coffee shop.
All in all a fabulous book with a great adventure, an imaginative new world, and the best use of second person ever. For once I don't even mind that it's a series. I just want to read more.
– Roland the Librarian aka the Tenth Doctor
– Interesting and fresh world building
– Genuine exploration of grief in a paranormal world
– Waiting – when does book 2 come out??
Poignant, funny, thrilling, and David Tenant. Told you this book had everything! Ask your friendly neighborhood Librarian to help you find it, unless you want to brave the stacks alone.
Join us next month when we review our February Bibliomantic Book Club Book: The Madness Underneath by Maureen Johnson.


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Changing SYS and SYSTEM
When SYS or SYSTEM passwords are changed it does not effect ongoing replication because the SYS and SYSTEM passwords are used only when the *-pre-all.sh and *-all.sh scripts are run. Once these scripts is executed and the replication is up and running, SYS and SYSTEM users are not used by Dbvisit Replicate at all.
Neither of MINE, APPLY nor FETCHER stores SYS and SYSTEM passwords therefore nothing has to be done when their passwords are changed.
Changing Dbvisit Replicate schema password
Dbvisit Replicate communicates with the source and target database through the Dbvisit Replicate user created during execution of *-all.sh script. By default this is "dbvrep".
To change the password for the Dbvisit Replicate schema:
1. Stop MINE/APPLY/FETCHER process.
2. In Dbvisit Replicate command console, execute
ENGINE ENCRYPT newpasswd
This will return an encrypted value of newpassword.
3. Edit the DDC files for MINE/APPLY/FETCHER and set the new password in line
memory_set DDC_PASSWORD xxxxxx
4. Start the console without connecting to the database
start-console.sh --no-checkdb
5. Set new encrypted password for MINE/APPLY/FETCHER process.
set MINE.MINE_PASSWORD xxxxxx set APPLY.APPLY_PASSWORD xxxxxx set MINE.DDC_PASSWORD xxxxxx set APPLY.DDC_PASSWORD xxxxxx
If there are more processes, then do this for all processes.
When dbvrep password is changed on source then set MINE.MINE_PASSWORD to encrypted password value or FETCHER.FETCHER_PASSWORD if FETCHER is used. If password of dbvrep user is changed on target database then set APPLY.APPLY_PASSWORD to encrypted password value.


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打篮球不被 JIO 的五种理由 – Translated into English – 5 Reason Of Not Getting Jio-ed To Play Basketball. Jio-ed is invited, so it's actually 5 reasons of not getting invited to play basketball. A very lame short film by my friend Beng Tian and since Monday has just passed, let's get some smile or laugh on the face.
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I repeated the same exact idea for Scarf #3 as I did for Scarf #2, with one small change: hemstitch. See how subtle the top of the fringe is? I like this hemstitch treatment way more than the overhand knots. Here are overhand knits, for comparison: The warp is more Cascade 220 Superwash left over from a wedding blanket (this is the army green color from Jess's blanket), and the weft is Interlacements Tiny Toes from very, very deep in my sock yarn stash. It's 100% superwash and I would not use it for socks now.S1 picked this combo and it came out quite well. She wanted the exact same measurements. It's 52 1/2" long and 5 7/8" wide. I used 32 grams of sock yarn and 37 grams of warp.
Next I might try warping double strands of fingering through my 8-dent heddle.
I finished the blue sweater but it hasn't been photographed. One day, probably in the middle of summer, I'll surprise you with it!


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Getting approved for your mortgage a few years ago was definitely a big win. Now you're thinking about a refinance. But maybe things have turned against you a bit since you bought your home. You've got a decent income, pay your bills on time, but maybe there's been a glitch and your credit score has taken a bit of a beating.
Can you refinance your mortgage with a low credit score? The answer is yes — and maybe it's even more likely today than just a year ago.
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Choose an alternative refinance route
In mid-January, SoFi, the alternative lender best known for refinancing student loans, announced a "FICO-Free" lending process. FICO is the leading credit score provider in America, so SoFi's announcement is a pretty big deal. And the new qualification process applies to mortgages and home loan refinances, in addition to student and personal loans.
Instead of credit scores, SoFi will rely on your employment history, payment track record and monthly cash flow, how much money you have left over at the end of the month after all of your expenses have been paid.
SoFi's CEO and co-founder Mike Cagney contends that credit scores are "flawed and outdated," and are little more than a reflection of past behavior. The company is more interested in predicting future behavior and claims to be the only major lender in the country that doesn't use a credit score in lending decisions, preferring "applicants who have historically paid their bills on time and make more money than they spend."
So if you're searching for a lender who looks beyond credit scores, SoFi may be for you.
» MORE: Improve your credit score
Other refinance options
Having a co-signer on the line for the mortgage with you might help in your refinance effort. But just because your spouse, significant other or family member has a big number, that won't solve all of your credit score pain. Lenders often use the lower of the two credit scores on joint applications.
There are also refinance programs through the FHA, USDA and VA that cater to mortgage applicants with less-than-perfect credit histories.
More refinance help may be on the way
Generally, when it comes to mortgages, the higher your credit score, the lower your mortgage interest rate. But there is a growing movement to make credit decisions based on more than just a score.
It's called "alternative credit data," and it can include everything from your payment history for utilities, rent and cell phone bills to your address history.
There's a growing movement to make credit decisions based on more than just a score.
Last year, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, which oversees mortgage market makers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, urged both to expand the scope of their credit qualification processes and include alternative credit information, as well as use newer credit scores based on broader parameters.
That could be a real game changer. Fannie and Freddie are still working on it.
» MORE: Get your credit score for free
Breaking up the 'credit score monopoly'
In December 2015, Rep. Terri Sewell, D-Ala., and Rep. Ed Royce, R-Calif., introduced the Credit Score Competition Act in the House. The bill aims to break up "the credit score monopoly" and "give more creditworthy buyers access to affordable home mortgages."
"Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are the largest mortgage purchasers in the nation, but they rely on credit score models that don't necessarily take into account something as simple as whether borrowers have paid their rent on time," Sewell said at the bill's introduction. "Homeownership is an integral part of the American dream that shouldn't be out of the reach for low-income, rural, and minority borrowers who lack access to traditional forms of credit."
GovTrack, a government transparency website, says the bill has almost no chance of being enacted and only a slight chance of even making it through committee hearings; however, the legislative effort represents growing support for the use of alternative credit data for mortgage lending decisions.
So while you have more options today to refinance your mortgage with a low credit score, it's likely you'll have even more tomorrow.
What's next?
Hal Bundrick is a staff writer at NerdWallet, a personal finance website. Email: [email protected]. Twitter: @halmbundrick
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I brought the 4kg bag as it was the only one available and I was worried that it was a lot of money to waste if I didn't like it, but I am pleased that I have the large bag as this will definitely be my staple breakfast for a while.
The delivery was fast! I ordered on Sunday and it arrived on Monday!
I don't normally leave reviews but felt compelled to do so, so that others can feel secure in their initial purchase, as I made my initial purchase on the basis of the reviews I had read.
I am giving 4 stars only because I have to blend it myself to make it smooth n creamy however if I liked my oats to look and feel like oats in my mouth then it would've been 5 stars!
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2018.FEB.4. UK. London Scala. Abstract Orchestra plays J Dilla
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Etichete: Abstract Orchestra Plays J Dilla, Doctors Orders, J Dilla, J Dilla Changed My Life, London Scala
The Doctor's Orders Presents
J Dilla Changed My Life
7pm-Midnight Sunday 4th February 2018
Scala, 275 Pentonville Road, Kings Cross, London N1 9NL
Abstract Orchestra plays J Dilla
+ DJs Kidkanevil, Spin Doctor, DJ LoK, Mo Fingaz & Russ Ryan
All profits go to the James Yancey Foundation & Lupus UK
More Info - www.thedoctorsorders.com
After last years J Dilla Changed My Life event sold out weeks in advance and became one of the most in demand tickets around The Doctor's Orders are once again stepping things up another notch.
The UK's only official J Dilla tribute that is sanctioned by his family, the James Yancey Foundation and the J Dilla estate returns to The Scala for what is sure to be another exceptional night in tribute to the greatest Hip-Hop and RnB producer of all time.
Having previously been blessed by live performances by the likes of Slum Village, Illa J, Phat Kat and De La Soul's DJ Maseo to name a few, for this year's event we welcome the incredible Abstract Orchestra who's take on J Dilla's work can not fail but to leave you with goose bumps and is guaranteed to raise the roof.
As ever a crew of DJs wanting to pay their respects and willing to give up their time and talents for free bless the stage. The man behind The Doctor's Orders and these years of Dilla tributes Spin Doctor is joined by friends Kidkanevil, DJ LoK, and The Doctor's Orders residents Russ Ryan & Mo Fingaz.
This is sure to be one of the most incredible nights of tribute to the genius of Dilla ever so make sure you join us in support of a good cause.
In his brief 32 years James Yancey otherwise known as Jay-Dee or J-Dilla, created a new sound for Hip-Hop that inspired beat smiths, MCs and music lovers around the globe. With an incredible line of production credits for De La Soul, Tribe Called Quest, Erykah Badu, The Pharcyde, Janet Jackson, Busta Rhymes, Common, D'Angelo, his own crew Slum Village and so many more it is little wonder that he has been described as a visionary, a genius & the quintessential producers' producer by many of the most respected names in the game. The fact that both Pharell Williams& Kanye West name him as their major inspiration speaks volumes to the influence of his distinctive "Dilla sound".
His own albums "Ruff Draft" & "Donuts" on Stones Throw, "Welcome 2 Detroit" & "The Shining" on BBE Records alongside "Jay Loves Japan" and his work on his brother Illa-J's album "Yancey Boys" stand out as masterpieces of modern music production and capture the imagination of producers, DJs & all music lovers across the world. A selection of his work has even been released in full orchestral form on the brilliant "Suite For Ma Dukes".
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Skater-Trader XII, the original vintage board swap, is set for March 18, 2017 from 11am-6 pm at 5151 Santa Fe Street, San Diego, CA with the ongoing philosophy of preserving skateboards and their history. This epic event hosted by Sk8Supply.com will feature free hourly raffles, vintage tunes by DJ Mikey Ratt, 15+ collector booths, a slide show, a fun day of food trucks, old school vibes and lots of surprise visits from old school pros. BYOB – bring your old board. Admission is free to the public. Brands showing: Alva, Brand-X, Fibreflex, Gordon & Smith, Block Head Skateboards, Tracker, Bulldog Skates, Toxic, Flying Aces and Look Back Library.
This is the original Skater-Trader since 2002 hosted by Sk8Supply. Top collectors show and swap. Come hang out, or contact David Anderson at Sk8Supply via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 858-952-9001 to secure a booth to showcase your skateboard collection. See you there!


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Paper Thin City once again allows you to unlock its secrets and reveal true face of mysterious city. As you know Stick RPG Unblocked belongs to the RPG game category, which means that in this game you will be able to find a lot of different interesting missions and quests. Along the completing of these quests you are also allowed to improve stats of your character, you can for example: increase your strength by going in gym, increase your intellect by going in university or library and you can learn new profession to earn more money, buy better house, buy fancy car and things like that.
What I really enjoy in this game is that it has very attractive graphics, everything is smooth and realistic, plus I have some attraction towards stick games and this one combines both visual aspects as well as plot making it one of the best free RPG games out there.
It is interesting to note that there is also Stick RPG hacked, in this version you can get unlimited stats and money, some people are interested in this kind of stuff, but I think that hacks make game more easy and everything what comes easy is usually boring as hell.
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