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MABEN – The West Oktibbeha Lady Timberwolves were disappointed with Thursday's loss to Tremont in the Class A, Region 4, District 1 Tournament.
That result put West Oktibbeha in a consolation game Friday against Vardaman, the top-seeded team in the region.
The Lady Timberwolves found themselves behind by five points at 29-24 with 3:35 remaining in the third quarter, but they found a way to battle back to knock off the Lady Rams 44-39.
"We weathered the storm this time," West Oktibbeha coach Marcus Johnson said. "It was a big loss to Tremont and we had to bounce back. I'm proud of the girls. We've got to go on the road, but we're good. I'm just proud to get the win."
Berneshia Brownlee and Jaslyne Bedford scored consecutive baskets to open the game as the Lady Timberwolves opened with a 4-0 lead.
Vardaman came back to tie and take an 8-6 advantage, but West Oktibbeha went on a 7-0 run to take its largest lead of the game at 15-8 with 32 seconds left in the first quarter. The Lady Rams scored the final points of the quarter to close the gap to 15-10.
After Vardaman regained the upperhand at halftime 24-22 and stretched it out to 29-24, the Lady Timberwolves were able to battle back and tie the game 31-31 at the end of the third quarter.
Victoria Hudson and Brownlee got buckets to open the fourth quarter to put West Oktibbeha up 35-31, but the Lady Rams answered with scores by Neisha Willis and Keuntray Tubbs to tie the game again 35-35 at the 4:22 mark.
Once Brownlee hit a shot to give the Lady Timberwolves a 37-35 advantage with 4:10 left in the game, they did not trail again.
Brownlee, who had nine of her game-high 24 points in the fourth quarter, scored with 55 seconds remaining to give West Oktibbeha its largest lead at 43-35.
"I told (Brownlee) to just keep playing no matter if you are down or what," Johnson said. "I just wanted her to keep playing through that and get out of it."
Tubbs had 12 points for Vardaman, which fell to 14-14 with the loss.
"(Turnovers have) been our problem all year," Lady Rams coach Deanna Winter said. "We only have one senior so we're still in a learning mode with some of them. The winning streak we had in the middle of the season, we really cut down on our turnovers, but it came back to haunt us (Friday night)."
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The Del Mar Fairgrounds drew fire this week from several residents who want the venue to cancel gun shows, but the critics were outnumbered by supporters and did not sway the fair board.
The gun show debate — spurred in part by last month's deadly school shooting in Newtown, Conn. — wasn't on the agenda for Tuesday's meeting of the 22nd Agricultural District, but that didn't stop speakers from lobbying the board during the public comment portion of the meeting.
Ultimately, board President Adam Day said the shows would continue unless another member of the board wanted to revisit things.
"At this point we plan on continuing the rest of the shows," he said.
The fairgrounds' gun shows were thrust into the local spotlight by Rosanne Holliday, a 73-year-old Del Mar resident who said she was determined to take action in the wake of the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School that left 26 people dead, mostly young children.
Holliday recently posted a sign in front of her home that read "Stop Del Mar Gun Show and Sale."
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"As a mother of two and grandmother of three, and teacher of thousands of students in my 27 years as a parent, educator and professor of child development, I stand here to urge you to stop the gun shows on this land," she said.
Holliday said the cause will not be deterred by Day's comments.
"We're going to continue to collect support for this issue," Holliday said. "We've just started with the petition."
A number of other speakers urged the fair board to continue the gun show practice, including Sen. Joel Anderson, R-San Diego. Proponents cited everything from constitutional freedoms to the economic benefit gun shows have on surrounding communities.
"Gun show patrons … spend hundreds of thousands of dollars here, directly here," said Marc Halcon, owner of American Shooting Center in San Diego. "Let's use some common sense here. There's an old phrase I like to use. 'It's not the money, it's the money.' Let's see what kind of fiscal impact you'll have if you discontinue these shows."
The Del Mar Fairgrounds has had a contract with gun show organizer Crossroads of the West for 22 years. The company hosts five gun shows a year, creating a net profit of $324,000 for the fairgrounds.
Day said about 10,000 people attend the events.
Bob Templeton, president of Crossroads, was one of Tuesday's speakers.
"This isn't a celebration of gun culture and violence," Templeton said in a separate interview. "This is the gathering of people who are legally and lawfully exercising their Second Amendment rights."
Templeton emphasized that many proposed gun regulations being discussed on the national stage are already in effect in California and apply to all gun shows at the fairgrounds.
Crossroads' gun show attendees cannot buy assault weapons, one of the most contentious topics since December's shooting. They also cannot buy high-capacity magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. All gun purchasers must undergo a background check and still have to wait 10 days before bringing a weapon home, Templeton said.


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Jessica Dickens doesn't have to go far for her first head basketball coaching job.
After serving three years as an assistant girls basketball coach and last season as the softball coach at Starkville Academy, Dickens has taken a position as the head girls basketball coach at Winston Academy.
Dickens, who also moves closer to her Leake County home, is excited about the opportunity and looks forward to being a head coach.
"It's something I need to do to advance professionally and get to where I want to be so I'm very excited about it," Dickens said.
Winston Academy administrator Farrell Rigby contacted SA athletic director Glenn Schmidt and asked for permission to visit with Dickens. Rigby and Dickens set up an interview the same day and the job was offered.
Although she hates to see Dickens leave the Volunteers, Schmidt is happy to see someone she has worked with move up and grow as a coach.
"We're heartbroken, but at the same time, we're very proud for her," Schmidt said. "She's going to do well and it's been a privilege to work with her. She is going to do a great job in whatever she does.
"We're pleased with the effort she's put in and the quality of work she's done. You want a coach that wants to move on and be a head coach in the basketball area. You don't want to hire someone that doesn't have any ambition about themselves at some point to move on."
Schmidt and Dickens both used the term "bittersweet" about the situation because of the time they shared at Starkville Academy.
Dickens thanks Schmidt, the administration, the players and the parents for making her time with the Vols enjoyable.
"It has been a wonderful experience for me to work with coach Schmidt in my first three years into coaching," Dickens said. "She has taught me more than I'll ever learn my whole life in three years. I'm going to miss everything about Starkville Academy, but this is something I need to do."
Dickens expects to be on the job full-time at Winston Academy as early in May as possible, but will be finishing the school year out in Starkville and traveling to Louisville on certain afternoons in April to get things set up.
As far as Starkville Academy, not only will Schmidt be looking for a new assistant girls basketball coach, but a new softball coach as well.
Schmidt said Dickens has left the softball program in "great shape."
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CHICAGO Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau needed just three words to sum up Joakim Noah's big night on Thursday.
"He was spectacular," Thibodeau said.
Noah had 23 points, 21 rebounds and a career-high 11 blocks for his third career triple-double and the Chicago Bulls ended a two-game losing streak with a 93-82 victory over Philadelphia.
"His will from the start of the game until the end was just incredible," Thibodeau said. "He was everywhere - blocked shots, switching, guarding everyone. Big-time multiple efforts."
Noah also tied the Bulls record for blocks in a regulation game, previously set by Artis Gilmore in 1977.
"He was amazing," Bulls forward Carlos Boozer said. "(But) we needed everybody to step up and we did. It was impressive."
Boozer added 21 points and 12 rebounds while Kirk Hinrich and Luol Deng had 15 and 12 points, respectively, as the Bulls completed a three-game regular season series sweep.
But Noah was quick to shrug off superlatives.
"It feels good, it feels really good to play well and win," he said. "It was a good win for us and hopefully we can build on it."
But Sixers coach Doug Collins wasn't as reticent.
"Noah is so lively and he's so active and he's just on the move all the time," he said. "If you don't get your body on him, he's just going to be nightmares around the rim. He's got a great motor."
Jrue Holiday paced the Sixers with 22 points, Spencer Hawes added 20 points and 15 rebounds while Evan Turner had 12 points.
The loss was Philadelphia's season-high seventh in a row.
"If we made more shots, we would have won," Hawes said. "On defense we played well enough, they just made more plays than we did."
The Sixers rallied from a 16-point third-quarter deficit to get within four points at 75-71 on Hawes' dunk.
But Nate Robinson hit a jumper and added a 3-pointer following a Noah block - his ninth of the game - to push Chicago's lead to 80-71.
Noah added a 3-point play with 4:32 to play to restore a double-digit lead at 83-71. Philadelphia never got closer than seven points the rest of the way.
Boozer opened with eight points and Deng added six as Chicago had a 19-16 first-quarter lead less than nine minutes into the game.
Boozer and Turner each had 10 as the Bulls led 23-22 by the close of the quarter.
Early in the second quarter, Chicago's Noah had back-to-back inside scores, hit a free throw and forced a turnover in a 55-second span as the Bulls went ahead 30-26.
Hinrich fired a perfect pass to Deng late in the quarter and the Bulls forward converted a 3-point play with 3.4 seconds left as the Bulls opened a 45-39 halftime lead.
Holiday had seven points in the quarter and closed the half with a game-high 13 points.
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One out of every five construction permit applications handled by the city of San Diego is inaccurately billed, an audit of the city's Development Services Department suggests.
Some of the mistakes are overbillings, costing applicants whether they be homeowners or developers. Some are underbillings, costing taxpayers because permitting costs are not recouped.
The report by City Auditor Eduardo Luna lacked enough information to total the overcharges or undercharges. But it found undercharges as much as $37,000 and overcharges as much as $345,000.
Luna said customers should always check their bills in any situation where they are charged a fee based on calculations. To eliminate the errors, the audit recommended the department reorganize certain staff, improve its computer system and conduct more supervisory audits to track employees who make the most errors.
"There is a risk there that people may be overcharged," Luna said. "The department isn't doing audits to cut down on the number of errors."
The 49-page audit also reported the department's computer system lacks a key safeguard against fraud — a trail of what changes are made to projects or bills, and by whom.
The audit also found dozens of the department's employees have more access to the computer system than they likely should, a possible violation of city regulations. The situation may allow the employees to cut deals on permitting fees for certain clients and then approve the projects without being detected.
The audit found no evidence of fraud, but said it would be extremely difficult if not impossible to identify because the system does not record a change history on project records.
Department Director Kelly Broughton disagreed with most of the audit's findings and recommendations. He said the department is satisfied with the computer access privileges of its employees and has no need for other recommended security changes to the system.
"The auditor could not find any unauthorized modifications and improper changes to (the computer system) and points to potential risk," Broughton said. "DSD does not believe changing the way it is implementing this critical information technology solution is warranted."
Broughton said the audit showed just how little the auditor knows about the department's complex fees and processes.
"The auditor still clearly does not understand the complexity of DSD and other agency fees and how staff interfaces with (the department's computer system) as a project progresses through review permitting, and inspection," Broughton said.
For instance, Broughton pointed to the $345,000 overcharge, which was related to a construction debris recycling deposit that is supposed to cost a maximum of $50,000. He said that the audit incorrectly called the charge a fee instead of a deposit, and only mentioned in a footnote the deposit overpayment was refunded in 11 days.
La Jolla land-use consultant Michael Pallamary, who has 41 years experience in the business and is a frequent critic of the department, said the city seems to charge fees differently every time he seeks permits. He said many contractors may accept the errors as the cost of doing business.


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I think I know where that is.Bickaxe wrote:I find myself in Newport once again Tony, been here since August. Think I might stay a while
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It remained a secret for the better part of 40 years, but the second-gen Camaro has a distinct advantage over its older brothers: a better front suspension. The differences are numerous but the most profound was a knuckle revision that vastly improved the handling.
But that doesn't mean the design is beyond further improvement. Those taller knuckles may have improved the camber curve, but their integral caliper mounts make them weigh a ton and won't let them accommodate big-brake kits without extensive trimming. Their steering arms also limit wheel widths and offsets. And that's to say nothing of the steering geometry problems. Of the stock vehicles Speed Tech Performance tested, all suffered noteworthy bumpsteer issues, some in ways that were unique unto themselves.
Speed Tech found the solution in a most unlikely place: in a steering knuckle it offers to correct a flaw in the first-gen suspension. Its design matched every parameter Speed Tech established but one: it doesn't fit second-gen suspensions.
So Speed Tech designed a new suspension around that knuckle. What emerged is the Track Time kit, a complete system that promises performance improvements usually exclusive to aftermarket subframe systems. Only this one does it with a twist: it fits the stock subframe.
As noted previously, the centerpiece of this kit owes its existence to a retrofit of a first-gen knuckle. A few years prior, American Touring Specialties, now part of Speed Tech, drew upon the second-gen's taller knuckle design to create knuckles that improve the camber curve on '64- 72 A cars, '67- 69 Fs, and '68 –74 X cars (hence the knuckle's AFX designation).
The knuckle's trump card in this application is weight, specifically its lack of it. The absence of an integral caliper boss accounts for a good deal of the savings, but materials explain the biggest difference. GM made the second-gen knuckle from iron whereas Speed Tech makes its version from aluminum.
And not just any alloy either, the 7075-series alloy Speed Tech employs has a minimum tensile strength of 75,000 psi whereas A536 Grade 65-45-12 iron, a material commonly used for knuckle castings, has a tensile strength of only 65,000 psi. General Motors makes its Corvette spindles from aluminum, but the 6061-series alloy it uses has a tensile strength of 45,000 psi. That's only 60 percent of the tensile strength of the alloy Speed Tech uses.
Speed Tech also forges its knuckles rather than casting them, as GM does. Forging orients a metal's grain structure in a way that improves its ductility (its ability to deform without breaking) and its fatigue resistance (its ability to withstand repeated loading cycles).
But weight is only part of the knuckle's advantage. Shape accounts for the rest. Like most aftermarket knuckles, it lowers the suspension; however, it does it in an intelligent way. Instead of simply relocating the wheel vertically (upwards) as is done with most knuckles, it relocates it vertically and slightly horizontally. In this case, the wheel migrated along the suspension's steering-axis inclination (SAI).
This inclination plays a critical role in suspension design. It's the line that passes through the upper and lower ball joints and it defines the axis about which the knuckle rotates as the car steers.
The SAI works with the tire centerline to establish an underestimated, if not misunderstood, dynamic: scrub radius. Scrub radius is the relationship between the SAI and the tire centerline. Imagine plotting the SAI to ground level. The scrub radius is the distance between that line—the pivot point for the steering system—and the tire's actual centerline.
A calculated degree of scrub radius is good; it leverages the wheels' rolling resistance to preload the steering gear, which prevents the car from wandering. But excessive scrub radius is bad. It generates excessive leverage, which transfers more force to the suspension, steering, and driver. It wears parts prematurely, makes the car feel twitchy, and reduces stability, especially under braking.


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Battle of the Bands!
Saturday, Feb 23 - 5:00PM to 9:00PM
Battle of the Bands will be featuring a variety of music from groups like: Face Punch and Friends, The Red Scare, Bronze Museum, The Cotton Bonies, September Say Goodbye, The Bridge, Black Socks, Via Versa, The Red Light Command, Alarmingly Charming, Wretched Bones, Erasmus, Among the Ashes, Once the Lion, and more! This event is sponsored by USU's chapter of Fight the New Drug! Contact us through Facebook or by calling Scott to get your tickets in advance. Bring your friends for an awesome night for a great cause! =)
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A'Tuin obviously has things to do, the tiny creatures crawling all over the disc seem very busy indeed, but the elephants just stand there holding up the world.
Do you suppose they get bored?
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Jan Van Quirm wrote:I have a vague recollection of something about them catching meteors and playing catch with each other somewhere or over (or I could have dreamt it after eating too much cheese or drinking too much beer... )
They have those lovely trunks free anyway so perhaps they help Great A'tuin avoid astral obstacles or swat stuff that gets too close? Perhaps that was it - they play cricket/baseball/softball with their trunks to divert incoming space dross
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The vast improvements for the new '08 Corvette include an all-new, larger, and more powerful V-8 engine to refinements in driving characteristics that solidify the Corvette's position as the preeminent American sports car, and further the argument that it is one of the world's best. There are also a host of exterior and interior refinements that raise the Corvette's luxury status and enhance the feeling of craftsmanship.
"Corvette is an uncompromising sports car that rewards its owners with impeccable performance and great comfort," says Ed Peper, Chevrolet general manager. "The changes and enhancements to the '08 Corvette reflect continual improvements that speak to Chevrolet's unflagging commitment to building the best sports car, and with nearly 55 years of experience, the Corvette just keeps getting better and better."
Back again for 2008 is the 505hp Corvette Z06, an American supercar that has won over enthusiasts, journalists, and racers around the world for its balance of racetrack-bred performance, daily-driving civility, and value.
Here's a look at the new and enhanced features for the '08 Corvette models.
All-New LS3 6.2L V-8 Engine For Coupe And Convertible
A new, 6.2L LS3 small-block V-8 is the standard engine in coupe and convertible models. It is rated at 430 hp (321 kW) and 424 lb-ft of torque (586 Nm) with the standard exhaust system; with the new, optional, two-mode exhaust system, power ratings increase to 436 horses (325 kW) and 428 lb-ft (592 Nm). As a result, the standard Corvette is a true supercar, capable of 190 mph. The LS3 with the six-speed, paddle-shift automatic is the fastest automatic-equipped Corvette ever, with 0-60 mph capability of 4.3 seconds.
This new iteration of the storied small-block family features a revised, larger-bore cylinder block-4.06-inch/103.25mm versus the previous 6.0L's 4.00-inch/101.62mm bores-high-flow, LS7/L92-style cylinder heads; larger-diameter pistons; revised camshaft and camshaft timing; revised valvetrain with offset intake rocker arms; high-flow intake manifold; high-flow fuel injectors from the Z06's LS7 engine; and a new engine beauty cover.
Larger-Bore Block With Structural Enhancements
The LS3 features an aluminum cylinder block with cast-iron cylinder liners. In addition to its larger bores, which help create a 376ci displacement, the block casting also features revisions and machining in the bulkheads that enhance its strength and improved bay-to-bay breathing. But while the bore of the 6.2L engine is increased when compared with the previous 6.0L engine, the engine's stroke remains at 3.62 inches (92 mm). The pistons for the larger 6.2L engine also are new and are designed for its high-rpm performance capability.
High-Flow Cylinder Heads
Breathing for the new 6.2L engine is accomplished via new, high-flow cylinder heads. They're based on the large-port/large-valve design found on the LS7 engine and other GM L92 engines, with larger-capacity, straighter intake ports. The design optimizes intake flow to the combustion chamber; the exhaust ports are also designed for better flow.


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Yeah, its like Hell No can argue through the match and win against the Uso's who wrestle with perfect synergy. Love the psychology of Sports Entertainment when it comes up with things like that
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Andy Gross Mindboggling Show
Andy Gross is a multi-talented entertainer that combines stand-up comedy, magic and ventriloquism successfully together making him one of the most sought after entertainers in the world. Audiences are absolutely unanimous in their praise of this amazing performer. His voice throwing is amazing to hear and only a few people in the world can throw their voice, it is must hear to believe! Choose from 2 shows, 3pm or 7:30pm.
Buffalo Grove Days 2015
This annual festival has fun for everyone. The festival will include the chamber beer garden, a business and craft fair, free entertainment all day long, a carnival, games, special events, a parade and fireworks on Sunday. Please visit the website for more information.
CITY:Buffalo Grove
Concert Dance, Inc. at Ravinia
CDI has evolved from a repertory company into a dance collective and artistic incubator; a unique community of collaborators within a growing organism that changes with every new dance that is made. Choose from 2 shows September 1 or 2. This program is a tribute to Frank Sinatra. Tickets are only $10.
CITY:Highland Park
Tchaikovsky Spectacular Chicago Symphony Orchestra at Ravinia
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with Conductor James Conlon and Maxim Vengerov on Violin for an All-Tchaikovsky Program with Live Cannons at this Gala Benefit evening. Tickets: $100/25, Lawn: $15
CITY:Highland Park
Music in the Street
Be part of the Depot District's tradition at the 5th Annual Music in the Street event on July 18th. The festival will feature live local bands, food and vendors. Admission is free, open to all-ages, and dog-friendly.
51st Annual IPRA Championship Rodeo
The Rodeo celebrates it's 50 years with a Friday night concert featuring Bella Cain, Jessica Rae and Ricky Nelson. Saturday the Wauconda's annual rodeo once again shoots out of the gate at the Golden Oaks Equestrian Center with professional rodeo performances beginning at 7pm. Dazzling routines by the Midwest Renegade Equestrian Drill Team along with six exciting rodeo events including Saddle Bronc Riding, Bareback Bronc Riding, Bull Riding, Cowgirl Barrel Racing, Steer Roping and Tie-Down Roping. Guests can also enjoy a live band before and after Saturday's rodeo show. The fun returns on Sunday at 1pm for Family Day featuring exciting events for registered children between the ages of four to eleven, as well as a petting zoo and pony rides.
Piano and String Artists from Ravinia's Steans Music Institute at Ravinia
Join Ravinia's Steans Music Institute with a program for Piano and Strings. Program will include Dvorák's 'American' Quartet. This is part of the $10 BGH Classics series.
CITY:Highland Park
Viva Italia: Italian Night
O Sole Mio! Join us for a fabulous Thursday night of great food, music an store specials. We have a lot of Italy on Madison Street!
CITY:Forest Park
6th Annual Bloody Mary Fest
Judged by a host of celebrity experts and real people, professional and amateur mixologists compete for the title of Best Bloody Mary in the Midwest. In it's sixth year, the festival includes the very popular 5K Buddy Challenge, live entertainment, plenty of food vendors, beverages, and more! This event is held at Everts Park from 10am-5pm. More details to come.
Lake Zurich's Farmer's Market
Enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables along with pies, doughnuts, Wisconsin cheese, dips and sausage, fresh made cookies, gluten free snacks, eggs, poultry, breads, soaps and much more. Sharpening by Kris, who sharpens knives, garden tools, skates and more, will also be there. Also local artisans will be displaying artwork and handcrafted items. Market held at Paulus Park.
CITY:Lake Zurich
Danny Elfman's Music from the Films of Tim Burton at Ravinia
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra along with conductor Ted Sperling and the Lakeside Singers as they perform music from the films of Tim Burton. Selections from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Pee-Wee's Big Adventure, Beetlejuice, Sleepy Hollow, Mars Attacks, Big Fish, Batman, Batman Returns and much more. This performance will include a big video screen on the lawn.
CITY:Highland Park
Jackson Browne at Ravinia
Playing guitar and piano, and collaborating with musicians on stage, Jackson will perform songs from his entire body of work, with varying set lists. Enjoy an night of songs like The Pretender, Running On Empty, Lawyers in Love, Doctor My Eyes, Take It Easy and many more. Tickets: $100/90 & Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Highwood's 5th Annual Garlic Fest
From 4-9pm, some 5,000 attendees come to Everts Park to sample a variety of garlic creations from out-of-the-ordinary garlic ice cream, candy, cupcakes and cocktails, to the more usual pastas, sauces, breads, and butters. Held during Highwood's Evening Market, the Fest features a Taste of Garlic Competition for the Savory and Sweet categories!
Joseph Moog at Ravinia
Join Joseph Moog in an evening of great classical music. Enjoy pieces from Beethoven, Liszt, Debussy, Friedman and Godowsky. Tickets are $10.
CITY:Highland Park
Seth MacFarlane at Ravinia
Come out for a night with Seth MacFarlane with the Ravinia Festival Orchestra. Tickets: $55/45, Lawn: $27 in advance and $32 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Steely Dan at Ravinia
Steely Dan's Rockabye Gollie Angel Tour at Ravinia will perform for 2 consecutive nights. They are considered an American jazz rock band and have sold more than 40 million albums worldwide. Bring a picnic and some friends for a great night under the stars at Ravinia. Tickets: $123/103 and Lawn seats are $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Lake Zurich Area Triathlon
The area's premier USAT sanctioned Olympic distance triathlon continues its' tradition in Lake Zurich with the Lake Zurich Area Triathlon at Paulus Park. In addition to the one loop swim, the event will feature an updated bike and run course that will primarily be flat and fast. Register now through 11:59pm July 10. There will be No race day registration.
CITY:Lake Zurich
Jelly Rags and Monk at Ravinia
Join the Turtle Island Quartet and Cyrus Chestnut on piano for Jelly Rags and Monk. The program is Jelly Rags and Monk's 30th anniversary celebration. This is part of the BGH $10 series.
CITY:Highland Park
Addison By the Slice Pizza Bakeoff
Local pizza vendors compete in a blind taste test in various categories, such as Best Deep Dish, Best Sausage, etc. The entire community gets to cast ballots for the top prize of "People's Choice Award" for best pizza in Addison! Just $1 per slice! Also features kiddie rides, and entertainment; in conjunction with National Night Out.
Aretha Franklin at Ravinia
Aretha Franklin has won a total of 18 Grammy Awards and is one of the best-selling female artists of all time, having sold over 75 million records worldwide. Don't miss the Queen of Soul in the special night of music. Tickets: $95/85 and Lawn $43 in advance and $48 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Taste of Main Street
Join us for this annual tradition and enjoy an eclectic mix of small plates and sweets. Stick around for an after-party with entertainment. Tickets include food samples and after-party.
CSO Presents Disney's Fantasia and Fantasia 2000 at Ravinia
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with conductor Ted Sperling as they go to the movies. This concert will include a big video screen on the lawn to show scenes from Disney's Fantasia and Fantasia 2000 while the CSO performs music from the movies. Tickets: $50/25, Lawn: $25
CITY:Highland Park
Yefim Bronfman Complete Prokofiev Piano Sonatas at Ravinia
Come out and enjoy the day with Part 2 of 3 of Yefim Bronfman's complete Prokofiev Piano Sonatas 5 - 7 at Ravinia. Tickets: $60/40 & Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
An Evening With Santana at Ravinia
Santana became famous in the late 1960s and early 1970s with his band, Santana, which pioneered rock, salsa and jazz fusion. The band's sound featured his melodic, blues-based guitar lines set against Latin and African rhythms featuring percussion instruments such as timbales and congas not generally heard in rock music. Santana continued to work in these forms over the following decades. He will be performing 2 nights. Reserved seat tickets are $100/$120 and lawn seats are $38 in advance and $43 the day of performance.
CITY:Highland Park
25th Annual Berwyn Route 66 Car Show
The 25th Annual Berwyn Rt66 Car Show sponsored by Paisans Pizzeria & Bar will be held on Ogden Avenue in Berwyn. Berwyn has always been a great Route 66 town with a thriving, dynamic and fast-growing community at its hear. Stand on Historic Route 66 and see over 500 vintage and custom cars, trucks and motorcycles. This show has something for everyone! Demonstrations of Automobile Flamethrowing will thrill spectators!
Brandi Carlile and the Old Crow Medicine Show at Ravinia
Come out for a night of great fun with Brandi Carlile and The Old Crow Medicine Show. Brandi's music through the years has been categorized in several genres, including pop, rock, alternative country, and folk. Old Crow Medicine plays their own brand of American roots music with a rock and roll attitude with some folk and country twists.
CITY:Highland Park
Sybarite5 at Ravinia
From the moment their bows hit the strings, this quintet of talented, diverse musicians takes the audience on an exciting ride that engages the senses and redefines the rules. From Mozart to Radiohead, Sybarite5's eclectic repertoire and dynamic performance style is turning heads throughout the music world.
CITY:Highland Park
Ballet Folkorico de Mexico de Amalia Hernandez at the Genesee Theatre
Journey through the past as Ballet Folklorico de Mexico performs the dance traditions of Mexico for over 60 years. Considered the cultural representative of Mexico to the world, this ballet offers a lively performance that is full of movement, rhythm, and technical perfection.
Vladimir Feltsman at Ravinia
Come out for an all Schumann program show with Vladimir Feltsman on the piano under the stars at Ravinia. Reserved tickets are $60/$40 and lawn seats are $10.
CITY:Highland Park
Jazz in Glen Ellyn
Experience live jazz music in a downtown festival setting featuring a line-up of top Chicago jazz musicians, delicious food, wine, beer, and other refreshments. Reserve a table in the Jazz Garden or bring a chair to enjoy the festivities. This free event transforms Main Street Glen Ellyn into a jazz garden oasis.
CITY:Glen Ellyn
Bush & 3 Doors Down at Ravinia
Bring the friends out for a great night of Rock music with Three Doors Down and Bush. Pack a picnic and enjoy a night of music under the stars. Tickets: $80/70, Lawn: $43 in advance and $48 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Dog Days at Cantigny Park
For one day only, dog lovers can enjoy a fun day at the park with their "best friends." Bring your dog out and enjoy a special dog play area, vendors from the dog world and some specially trained pooches to entertain. All dogs must have current vaccination tags and be social with others.
NEEDTOBREATHE Presents Tour de Compadres at Ravinia
Don't miss this great night of music featuring 4 bands. Enjoy performances from Needtobreathe, Colony House, Switchfoot and Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors. Tickets: $65/55, Lawn: $33 in advance and $38 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Sinatra Centennial at Ravinia
Come out and enjoy a great night of music under the stars with Frank Sinatra Jr. joined by the Ravinia Festival Orchestra with Terry Woodson conducting. Tickets are $80/70 and lawn are $33 in advance and $38 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Matchbox Twenty's Rob Thomas and American Authors at Ravinia
Rob Thomas has been one of modern music's most compelling and commercially successful artists for well over a decade. He has performed solo work, with Matchbox Twenty, and his various collaborations with iconic artists like Santana, Mick Jagger and Willie Nelson. Along with American Authors, this is going to be great night at Ravinia.
CITY:Highland Park
Diana Krall at Ravinia
Diana Jean Krall is a Canadian jazz pianist and singer, known for her contralto vocals. She has sold more than 6 million albums in the US and over 15 million worldwide. Come out for a great night of music under the stars at Ravinia. Tickets: $95/85 & Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Vocal Concert by Musicians from the Ravinia's Steans Music Institute
Musicians from Ravinia's Stearns Music Institute will performing a Vocal Concert at Bennett Gordon Hall. Program to include duets, songs and piano works by Robert Schumann, Clara Schumann and Johannes Brahms. This is included in the BGH $10 series.
CITY:Highland Park
Berwyn's Oktoberfest 2015
Save the dates for Friday, September 18th from 6-11 p.m. and Saturday, September 19th from Noon-11 p.m. and make the trip to Berwyn's Historic Depot District. The event boasts an international food court, carnival and amusement rides, family entertainment pavilion, and crafters and vendors. Enjoy live musical performances, a Beer Garden featuring special Oktoberfest seasonal selections!
Simone Porter at Ravinia
Come out for a night of beautiful classic music with Simone Porter on the violin. This emerging artist has impassioned energy, musical integrity, and vibrant sound. Tickets are $10.
CITY:Highland Park
Autumn Wine Walk
Experience an afternoon of wine-tastings at unique boutiques and specialty shops! Enjoy appetizers from local restaurants and great deals while shopping for the Holidays!
CITY:Forest Park
Steve Miller Band at Ravinia
The Steve Miller Band is an American rock band best known for a string of (mainly) mid-1970s hit singles that are staples of classic rock radio, as well as several earlier acid rock albums. Don't miss this great show. Tickets: $85/75 Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Chicago Symphony Orchestra Wagner's The Flying Dutchman
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and enjoy Wagner's The Flying Dutchman. Performances by James Conlon, Conductor, Chicago Symphony Chorus, Greer Grimsley, Amber Wagner, Kristinn Sigmundsson, Simon O'Neill, Ronnita Miller and Matthew Plenk, Tenor. Tickets: $120/25 Lawn: $15
CITY:Highland Park
Chicago Symphony Orchestra Classics Goes to the Movies with Star Trek at Ravinia
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with conductor Steven Reineke as they perform with the film Star Trek. The large video screen will be set on the lawn along with the new interactive, family-friendly space on the north lawn that offers large-scale percussion instruments that will be open to kids of all ages. Tickets: $50/25, Lawn: $25
CITY:Highland Park
Legions of Craft Beer
Plans are in motion for the first Legions of Craft Beer. This event will include at least 30 beer vendors, Gurnee restaurants, food trucks and a wide range of bands. There will also be a shuttle service from the Metra train in Libertyville and Waukegan for the attendees from out of the area. Please watch for updated information.
Shop Outdoor Sale
Join us in Downtown Oak Park July 16th (10am-9pm), 17th (10am-8pm), and 18th (10am-5pm) for our shop outdoor sale. Browse tables and racks to find the best deals of the season.
CITY:Oak Park
Windy City Dub Fest
The event will include VW and Audi judging contest for categories of 'Best of'. Winners will take home an award. Online registration will be available in May of 2015. Car Clubs are welcome and will not be limited to just VW's and Audi's and will be open to all makes and models. Come with a car or just as a spectator. Food and drinks will available, along with live entertainment. Visit the website for updates.
Dueling Pianos International at the Genesee Theatre
Combine two sharp-witted, incredibly talented musicians with two grand pianos on a stage, then add in a roomful of people and enjoy an evening of fast, funny, and unforgettable entertainment. Their musical repertoire ranges from Classic Rock to Country, Hard Rock to R&B, and Show Tunes to Top 40. Best of all, the audience is the star of the show; shouting out requests, singing along to favorites, bantering with performers, and having the time of their lives.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra With the Film Gladiator
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with conductor Justin Freer as they perform with the film Gladiator. The large video screen will be set on the lawn along with the new interactive, family-friendly space on the north lawn that offers large-scale percussion instruments that will be open to kids of all ages. Tickets: $50/25 & Lawn: $25
CITY:Highland Park
Under the Sun Tour at Ravinia
Come out for a great night of music under the stars. The Under the Sun Tour includes the bands of Uncle Kracker, Sugar Ray, Eve 6 and Better than Ezra. This is a show not to be missed. Tickets: $60/50, Lawn: $33 in advance and $38 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Alan Jackson at Ravinia
Alan Jackson is an American singer, songwriter and musician, known for blending traditional honky tonk and mainstream country sounds and penning many of his own hits. He has recorded 15 studio albums, 3 Greatest Hits albums, 2 Christmas albums, 2 Gospel albums and several compilations. Tickets: $95/80, Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Kane County Fair
Family fun. Includes a carnival, bands, demo derby, bull riding, commercial expo, 4-H and many more enjoyable fair treats.
CITY:St. Charles
Igudesman & Joo 'A Little Nightmare Music' at Ravinia
A Little Nightmare Music brings surrealism to the concert hall and takes its trousers down! Very musical, very engaging and very funny. Tickets: $60/40 Lawn: $10.
CITY:Highland Park
Richard Glazier at Ravinia
Come out for Richard Glazier's performance. From Broadway to Hollywood. This show is included in the $10 BGH Classics series.
CITY:Highland Park
Pigskin Peanuts
Calling kids and comics fans of all ages! Elmhurst Historical Museum presents a summer of fun with the Peanuts gang through Pigskin Peanuts, a traveling exhibition from the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center. View 50 of Schulz's popular football-themed Sunday and daily strips that depict the cartoonist's wry humor through the exploits of the beloved Peanuts characters. Visitors will enjoy viewing classic Peanuts objects and ephemera, dressing up in the team locker room, taking a photo-op on a football trading card, and trying their own hand at "pulling the football" from Charlie Brown.
4th Annual All Camaro Show
Come out for the Illinois Camaro Club Car and Chicago 4th Annual All Camaro show at the Volo Auto Museum. All Camaros are welcome! There will be awards, live music, and raffles. For more information please visit volocars.com or call 815-385-3644.
Orquesta Buena Vista Social Club Adios Tour at Ravinia
Come out and enjoy the Adios Tour of the Orquesta Buena Vista Social Club. This will be their last Chicago tour. A formidable thirteen piece band direct from Havana, featuring legends of Cuban music and stars of the Buena Vista Social Club film and World Circuit's much acclaimed Cuban albums. Tickets: $65/55 & Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Frank Fernández at Ravinia
Come out and enjoy the music of Frank Fernandez, pianist. Program to include: Frank Fernández, Suite para Dos Pianos As part of the BGH series this concert is only $10.
CITY:Highland Park
Little Big Town at Ravinia
Come out for a night of Country music with Little Big Town and guest stars David Nail and Ashley Monroe. This should be a great night of music under the stars at Ravinia. Tickets: $85/75, Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
The Grove Craft Beer and Wine Festival
The Grove Craft Beer & Wine Festival held in beautiful Glenview IL will have over 2,000 attendees who will sample craft beers and wines from more than 35 makers and over a 70 beers, ciders & wines. Live music and great food available for purchase.
North Shore Festival of Art
This festival has a long and rich history in the North Shore. Located in the Old Orchard Shopping Center in Skokie, the North Shore Festival of Art is a free, three-day, fine art festival showcasing approximately 140 juried artists from all across the United States and Canada. The artists display stunning works in a large variety of mediums, including painting, photography, jewelry, fiber, glass, wood and more for sale at the festival.
Forest Park Sidewalk Sale
Big deals all along Madison Street! Bring friends and browse our stores and grab a bite to eat at one of our many restaurants!
CITY:Forest Park
Harry Connick Jr. at Ravinia
Harry's an American singer, musician and actor. He has sold over 28 million albums worldwide and has had seven top 20 US albums, and ten number-one US jazz albums, earning more number-one albums than any other artist in US jazz chart history. Tickets: $100/90 & Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
An Evening with Chicago at Ravinia
Chicago is back at Ravinia for 2 nights. Don't miss this great band and all the famous songs. Tickets: $115/100, Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
BAM Fest
The Berwyn Park District presents BAM (Berwyn Arts & Music) Fest on Saturday, July 25th in Proksa Park. This Youth Arts & Music Festival will feature live music, youth art galleries, art creation stations, workshops and fun activities. This event will also feature a battle of the bands and teen lounge with live DJ's.
Anna Polonsky and Orion Weiss at Ravinia
Come out for another great night of the $10 BGH classics. Anna Polonsky and Orion Weiss will be performing pieces from Brahms, Shubert, Stephen, Hartke and more.
CITY:Highland Park
All-Mozart Program at Ravinia
Join Alon Goldstein on piano for an All-Mozart program. Alon Goldstein is one of the most original and sensitive pianists of his generation, admired for his musical intelligence, dynamic personality, artistic vision and innovative programming. This show is included in the BGH $10 series.
CITY:Highland Park
Classic Albums Live Performs Led Zeppelin II at Ravinia
They've amazed Ravinia audiences with their uncanny recreations of the Beatles Abbey Road and Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. Now relive one of the most important rock albums ever released, Led Zeppelin's, Led Zeppelin II - note for note, cut for cut. Tickets: $55/45, and Lawn $27 in advance and $32 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Celebrate fall at this free two day music festival offering a premier line-up, seasonal food, microbrews, wine and Kids' Root Beer Garden. September 18th 4-10 p.m. & September 19th 12-10 p.m.
CITY:Oak Park
Chicago Symphony Orchestra Presents Brahms First Piano Concerto at Ravinia
James Conlon, music director of the CSO and Jorge Federico Osorio on piano performs Brahms First Piano Concerto. Enjoy music from Brahms and Zemlinksy under the stars at Ravinia. Tickets: $50/25, Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
The Piano Guys at Ravinia
The Piano Guys, an American musical group, plays piano and cello renditions of popular songs and classical music. Tickets: $60/50, Lawn: $27 in advance and $32 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Yefim Bronfman Complete Prokofiev Piano Sonatas at Ravinia
Come out and enjoy the day with Part 3 of 3 of Yefim Bronfman's complete Prokofiev Piano Sonatas 8 & 9 at Ravinia. Tickets: $60/40 & Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
ZZ Top at Ravinia
Come out with some friends and a picnic and enjoy the great music of ZZ Top and Blackberry Smoke under the stars at Ravinia. Tickets: $90/80, Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Twilight Shuffle 5K Run
Run through the historic neighborhoods of the east side of Libertyville. Professional timing. Families are encouraged (no children under 9) to run. After finishing the course, all participants are invited to join their fellow racers for a fabulous post-race party (including light dinner and non-alcoholic drinks for all registered participants) at the new Mickey Finn's Brewery. No registrations will be accepted or processed after 12pm on race day.
2015 Annual Holiday Walk
Live window displays, horse-drawn carriage rides and Santa and his reindeer are just part of the magic of The Annual Holiday Walk. Enjoy winter on Madison Street!
CITY:Forest Park
Alisa Weilerstein at Ravinia
Come out for a night with Alisa Weilerstein on the cello. Program to include solo cello works by Kodály, Golijov, Cassadó and Sheng. $10 BGH Classics series.
CITY:Highland Park
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra Performs with Pinchas Zuckerman at Ravinia
Pinchas Zukerman on violin will perform with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Rafael Payare. Program will include pieces from Berlioz, Bruch, and Rimsky-Korsakov. Tickets: $50/25 & Lawn: $10.
CITY:Highland Park
Vietnam Special Exhibit at Cantigny Park
The First Division Museum is proud to offer "Five Years in the Jungle: Vietnam Experiences of the 1st Infantry Division 1965-1970." The exhibit coincides with the 50th anniversary of the Big Red One's deployment to Vietnam.
Jeffrey Kahane at Ravinia
Jeffrey Kahane is an American classical music pianist and conductor, playing a night Bach's 'Goldberg' variations. Come out and enjoy a show under the stars at Ravinia.
CITY:Highland Park
The Best of The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess at Ravinia
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with Bobby McFerrin, Conductor, for The Best of The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess. Bring a picnic and some friends for an evening of great music under the stars at Ravinia. Tickets: $75/25, Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
Kids Concert Series Featuring Ko-Thi Dance Company at Ravinia
Ravinia's Kid's Concert Series will feature Ko-Thi Dance Company. They are comprised of artists trained in the history, mythology and techniques of art forms within the African Diaspora. Also enjoy the new interactive, family-friendly space on the north lawn that includes large-scale percussion instruments that will be open to kids of all ages.
CITY:Highland Park
Karita Mattila at Ravinia
Karita Mattila is a Finnish operatic soprano singer. Come out and enjoy the beautiful music including works by Brahms, R. Strauss, Sibelius and Merikanto. Tickets: $60/40 & Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
Gladys Knight & The O'Jays at Ravinia
Gladys Knight the seven-time Grammy winner, has enjoyed #1 hits in pop, R&B and Adult Contemporary, and has triumphed in film, television and live performance. Along with the O'Jays this is set to be a great night of music not to be missed. Tickets: $75/65, Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Llyr Williams at Ravinia
Welsh pianist, Llyr Williams, is widely admired for his profound musical intelligence, and for the expressive and communicative nature of his interpretations. He has worked with orchestras around the world. This program will include pieces from Schubert, Chopin and Schumann.
CITY:Highland Park
Jennifer Koh and Shai Wosner at Ravinia
Jennifer Koh on the violin and Shai Wosner on the piano as the perform the program Bridge to Beethoven. Program includes many Beethoven pieces along with Vijay Iye. This is included in the $10 BGH Classics Series.
CITY:Highland Park
American Crafts Expo
Passionate about the arts? The American Craft Exposition, one of the country's premier fine craft shows, has moved to a new location at the Chicago Botanic Garden! In its 31st year, this highly competitive juried show and sale of fine craft features one-of-a-kind, handcrafted artwork and luxury collections, from the country's leading craftspeople. Free Admission (does not include parking fees).
Bensenville French Market
Bensenville French Market is a diverse shopping experience in the heart of Downtown Bensenville. It combines local farmer and artisan food products with a wide variety of specialty shops and vendors, reminiscent of a European marketplace. Guests can enjoy all the market has to offer including organic food, vegetables, local specialties, fruits, and flowers.
Microbrew Review
Sample craft beer from Midwestern microbreweries at this zero-waste event presented by Seven Generations Ahead. Join us in Downtown Oak Park August 15th from 3-7 p.m.
CITY:Oak Park
Thomas Hampson at Ravinia
Bring a picnic and some friends for a night of music with Thomas Hampson on the baritone and Kevin Murphy on piano. The program to include works by Schubert, Mahler, Barber and Jennifer Higdon. Tickets: $60/40, Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
Chicago Symphony Orchestra With Special Guests
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra on a Scottish Symphony with conductor Pablo Heras-Casado and Peter Serkin on the piano. Music includes pieces from Beethoven, Mozart and Mendelssohn. Tickets: $50/25 & Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
Skokie's Backlot Bash
Skokie's downtown summer street festival is held annually over three days in late August featuring carnival rides, events for all ages and a concert stage with regional and national acts. Since its inception, Skokie's Backlot Bash has presented some of the nation's most eclectic Rock, Blues and R&B artists. This year includes Fabulous Thunderbirds, Pychedelic Furs and more!
Ralphie May at the Genesee Theatre
Voted one of Variey's "10 Comics to Watch," Ralphie May Combines the familiar elements of hip-hop and topical comedy with a dash of southern down-home flavor and quick wit. Appearing on the first season of "Last Comic Standing," Ralphie displayed his ability to cross social, cultural, and ethnic barriers. He will capture the audience's heart and make them gleefully uncomfortable. This show was rescheduled from May 16th.
Spider Saloff at Ravinia
Come out and enjoy another BGH $10 series concerts. This one will feature Spider Saloff singing Sondheim.
CITY:Highland Park
Igor Levit at Ravinia
Join Igor Levit as he performs Bach's Complete Partitas for Solo Keyboard. Bring some friend and a picnic and enjoy some great music under the stars. Tickets: $60/40 and Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
Chicago Symphony Orchestra With Conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto at Ravina
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra along with Carlos Miguel Prieto, Conductor, Michelle DeYoung, Mezzo-soprano, Kevin Murphy, Piano and Dubravka Tomšic, Piano for a night of music by Falla and Beethoven. Tickets: $50/25, Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
Ramsey Lewis With Chicago Symphony Orchestra at Ravinia
Ramsey Lewis & friends the James Memorial Church Choir makes their debut with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with his world-premiere Ravinia-commissioned piano concerto. Tickets: $75/25 & Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
Yefim Bronfman Complete Prokofiev Piano Sonatas at Ravinia
Come out and enjoy the day with Part 1 of 3 of Yefim Bronfman's complete Prokofiev Piano Sonatas at Ravinia. Tickets: $60/40 & Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park


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