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WOW!! Thats one beautiful cub. scot
Very nice job on the 53 Cub. What is even nicer is that you and your Dad did it together.. what a great father and son project... And seeing as I has been in the family a long time, you both got to restore a member of the family so to speak.
Welcome to Our Family
First, to the greatest forum on the internet, and to the Cub Family. You will find that all the folks on this forum are kind, helpful and just full of Cub info and knowledge. They also happen to be the finest folks I have ever met
The Welcome Wagon is a relatively brief introduction to the information that is currently available on Cub tractors, and answers many of the common questions new members ask right of the bat. Although it is a bit overwhelming , it has been designed to actually be copied to a Word Processor such as Microsoft Word (which preserves the active links), and saved to your desktop for easy reference at a later date or when you have a bit more time to read all the information contained in the links below. Please do so, enjoy and I hope this will be a useful aid in learning more about your New Cub Tractor
Filling out your Profile is a real help. It just needs to be - State,City, County, a lot less than what is available in your local phone book. Knowing where you are will help in members offering to come help, when you are looking for parts - the area that would be useful to you etc., Also our CubFests, Mini-Fests or a simple KaffeeKlatsch/get together over coffee and a doughnut etc., to help each other benefits. Just a thought
Ok, so here is the spiel :
I would suggest that you read this thread: New Members and Visitors, Please READ Prior to Posting. There are many great links to informative pages such as the ATIS FAQ's 1 and ATIS FAQ's 2, The Best of H.L. Chauvin who has written very interesting articles on troubleshooting common problems with your Cub. One of the other projects we have been working on and it will be a continuing effort is the The Cub Book of Knowledge. This the the place to go to get all the quick links to some very good articles written by many members of the forum on solving some of the problems we encounter as we repair, maintain and up-grade our Cubs. Keep looking for this to grow.
Also, you might want to visit the Cub Manual Server as there is tons of info on servicing, maintaining and re-building your Cub. In addition to this basic information, there are also a number of other useful tools available on the server. There is the Specialty Services page which has contact info for neat stuff like getting your seats recovered, buying quality Decals, Serial Number tags and a host of other neat items. Also there are the Parts Pages - both Used Parts Suppliers and New Parts Suppliers pages with links to quality dealers. I am always looking for YOUR favourite dealers for New and Used Parts to include here. These pages are intended to complement our Official FarmallCub.com Website Sponsors:Binder Books and purchase the three most important manuals you can own for Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding your Cub. These are the Owner's Manual, the GSS-1411 Service Manual and the TC-37F Parts Manual. Although they are available on the Cub Manual Server, it is better if you also have your own paper copy. Binder Books is the only Authorized IH Publication Reprint House and they have the best quality manuals available. Most other's are not of the same quality. Just a personal thought here, the I&T Shop Manuals, although helpful in some areas, really are not sufficient for the job. If you wish though, they are good additional reference works.
IF you really want to get the skinny on all things Cub, might I suggest you get a copy of Ken Updike's Farmall Cub and Cub Cadet's . While you are at it Original Farmall Cub and Cub Cadet is Ken's latest addition to the series. Along with Guy Fay's Letter Series Originality Guide, these are three must have's in anyone's collection.
In addition to the above information, don't forget to check out the various articles that are available to help with your Repair, Restore, Rebuild or just your Maintenance Projects. There are a number of sub pages such as Electrolysis or Rust Zapper's, Maintenance Tips, Jigs and Techniques, Implement and Part Sketches and of course the Paint, Decals & Other Finish Questions which has the Paint Chart and the Paint Committee Decisions links.
Oh, and while the program still lasts.. you might want to check the Announcement: Navistar Free Gas Cap Offer - On-Line Form thread at the top of the Cub Forum and send away for the new style safety cap before that program runs out as well. The program has been extended and no new definite end-date has been announced at this point. It is an extension only and may end rather quickly depending on available stocks. Please do take advantage of this offer and get the new safety caps
I truly hope that you enjoy your Cub and that you will be a frequent contributor to the forum. Again, to the Cub Family
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I am a little late on Welcoming you. I live about 35 minutes from BG in Grayson CO (Clarkson). If you are from Larue then you know where I am at. Glad to see another Ky boy on here. Welcome
Thanks guys for all the welcomes. And checking out my first cub restore.
I'll have pics of the Demo we are restoring up on the pic site soon.
1949 Farmall Cub
1950 Farmall Cub White Demo #104701 (SHOW) "Trailer King"
1953 Farmall Cub (SHOW) "Trailer Queen"
1976 IH Cub (mower)
Very nice indeed!! Great to have the history behind it too. I really like the wagon too, could you post some pictures of it? Did you build it or purchase it? Anyway it's very nice too
I bought an old tractor all dusty and worn,
knew nothing about her just the year she was born
I washed her and greased her and painted her red
Now she lives happily right here in my shed.
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The wagon frame was purchased at Tractor Supply. It had a cage top that was removed so we could frame a wood floor. Our first idea was to cut a really old full size Frame down we got. But It was just not the best idea. I think The mini wagon turned out to be a wonderful additon to our show. Ill post some pics of the wagon next time i go back home. THXS
1949 Farmall Cub
1950 Farmall Cub White Demo #104701 (SHOW) "Trailer King"
1953 Farmall Cub (SHOW) "Trailer Queen"
1976 IH Cub (mower)
Ron, this is what I believe Andy has converted Wagon.
I bought one of these last spring to haul firewood to the house. I had the same idea to convert it this winter.
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Realtor innovator Bill Clark of Earthpoint.us first introduced an innovative interface for finding houses in Boise, Idaho using Google Earth. He has continued to innovate with real estate interfaces since that time. In particular, he has created a number of useful tools for projecting the US Public Land Survey System (read a Wikipedia article about PLSS). Using his Township and Range web site you can determine what township a property belongs to and plot it in Google Earth and compare the land to the satellite photos. It also lets you load files to view different datasets of the townships as overlays in Google Earth.
Bill has also released a set of detailed instructions on his blog for how you can generate a parcel map of a property with the help of the township data and a plat map. This could be interesting to those of you who are casual real estate owners and do not have access to GIS applications. (Note: the data is for information purposes and does NOT serve as a real survey.)
Very cool… But looks pretty complicated too. I attempted to do an overlay api for plotting petroleum gas wells by lat. and long. on a few jobs I surveyed in Tarrant County, Texas. Unfortunately, didn't have the time to get bugs worked out. Thanks for a good review!


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Penn State could have a new football coach before the Nittany Lions play their next game.
The Nittany Lions should know their bowl destination by Sunday evening, but athletic director David Joyner and a recently appointed search committee are already weighing permanent replacements for longtime coach Joe Paterno, who was fired earlier this month in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky scandal.
Who will it be? Here's a short list of potential successors. It includes some coaches who might not be as likely to receive consideration (or want the job at all) but will be talked about over the next few days or weeks.
Tom Bradley, interim head coach, Penn State
If Joyner wants to go outside the Penn State family, as it were, Bradley and top assistants Ron Vanderlinden and Larry Johnson (both of whom would be intriguing head coaching candidates themselves) will clearly not be considered.
If Joyner is not putting such restrictions on the search, Bradley would merit serious consideration. His track record as a defensive coordinator is superb, he has deep recruiting ties in Western Pennsylvania and he would likely do his best to keep Vanderlinden and Johnson on staff. Bradley has guided the Nittany Lions through a chaotic time with a firm hand and his permanent hire would aid (though not entirely ensure) recruiting stability.
Dan Mullen, head coach, Mississippi State
The 39-year-old Mullen is best known for helping Florida to two national championships as Urban Meyer's offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach — he tutored Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow — in Gainesville. He also worked with Meyer at Bowling Green and Utah. Mullen is 20-17 in three seasons in Starkville, with many of those losses coming to SEC powers Alabama, LSU, Auburn and Florida.
A New Hampshire native, Mullen has Pennsylvania roots — he played tight end at Ursinus College — and there is a good chance he would bring offensive line coach John Hevesy (another former Meyer assistant who helped the Bulldogs finish first in the SEC in rushing last season) and strength coach Matt Balis, who — you guessed it — was an assistant strength coach during Florida's 2006 championship season.
Mullen helped Meyer build an innovative spread offense at Florida and could be dangerous if he is able to coach the kind of athletes he would have access to at a more established program.
Chris Petersen, head coach, Boise State
Few coaches have taken a program from obscurity to national prominence as swiftly as Petersen has in Boise. Petersen, 48, is a hot name in several other coaching searches right now, including the one at UCLA.
After spending six seasons at the wide receivers coach at Oregon and five as the offensive coordinator under Dan Hawkins at Boise State, Petersen replaced Hawkins in 2006. Since, the Broncos have gone 71-6, won four of the last five Western Athletic Conference Championships (they've since moved to the Mountain West Conference) and a pair of Fiesta Bowl wins.
According to a USA Today report, Petersen is making $1.525 million this season. He'll have options to make significantly more should he decide he wants to prove himself in a big conference.
(Editor's Note: The remainder of this story appeared in Wednesday's newspaper but had not previously appeared online due to a publishing glitch.)
Mike London, head coach, Virginia
The 51-year-old London, a native of West Point, N.Y., and a former defensive back at the University of Richmond, had two stints as an assistant coach at his alma mater and two more stints as an assistant in Charlottesville. In between, he was the defensive line coach at both William & Mary and Boston College and the line coach for the NFL's Houston Texans.
In 2008, London took the head job at Richmond, leading the Spiders to a 24-5 record and the 2008 FCS national championship, the first in the school's history. He took over at Virginia for Al Groh in 2010, and was named ACC Coach of the Year this week after leading the Cavaliers to an 8-4 mark.
Charlie Strong, head coach, Louisville
While Meyer and Mullen ran the offense at Florida, Strong directed the defense as the Gators' defensive coordinator from 2002-09 and was the interim head coach when Ron Zook was fired after the 2004 season; Strong led the Gators to a loss in the Peach Bowl. The 51-year-old Arkansas native had previous stops at Ole Miss, Notre Dame and South Carolina.
Strong led Louisville to a 7-6 record and a win in the Beef O' Brady's bowl last season and to a 7-5 mark and Big East championship this fall. He doesn't have much of an offensive background but is known as a strong recruiter.
Greg Schiano, head coach, Rutgers
Five years ago, the former Penn State defensive backs coach might have had his name at the top of Penn State's candidate list. But the Scarlet Knights have won an average of 7.4 games over the last five seasons, which is not exactly lighting it up in one of the nation's weakest major conferences.
Schiano, 45, is 67-67 in 11 seasons in New Brunswick, with a 4-1 record in bowl games. He has yet to win a Big East title. Schiano's history with Penn State — he coached under Sandusky — could hurt his chances, if he even has interest in the job.
Pat Fitzgerald, head coach, Northwestern
Fitzgerald, the second-youngest coach in the FBS at 36, currently directs the only Big Ten program that has consistently outperformed Penn State in the classroom during the past several years. That, his no-nonsense approach and his ability to relate to his players make him a desirable option. But although success must be judged a little differently in Evanston (for the academic reasons mentioned above and others), the Wildcats have been just four games over .500 since 2009, and Fitzgerald is 0-3 in bowl games.
Fitzgerald held Paterno in great regard. You have to wonder if he would hesitate to become his immediate successor.
Dabo Swinney, head coach, Clemson
To say Swinney has Southern roots doesn't do the phrase justice. He spent three seasons at Alabama, where he played wide receiver, as a graduate assistant before joining the staff as the receivers and tight ends coach from 1996-01. He was Tommy Bowden's assistant head coach at Clemson from 2003-08 before taking over the program six games into the 2008 season after Bowden's ouster.
Swinney, whose given name is William, led the Tigers to a 9-3 finish and ACC Atlantic Division crown this season and might be the most highly regarded recruiter on this list; his first three recruiting classes at Clemson were ranked 37th, 19th and 8th in the nation by Rivals.com, which has the Tigers' 2012 class ranked 10th in the country.


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It is NOT complicated.
Either the designer got his weight estimate right or he got it wrong.
A good designer will look at three weghts. I know. I do this.
Weight one will be the weight "out of the box" or as the boat is delivered with no gear and no liquids aboard.
Weight two will be ( in my office) the weight of the boat in an average loaded condition, i.e. as you might find it any given weekend during the sailing season. This will include some gear, some crews affects, full sail inventory and some liquids.
Weight three will be the loaded condition, i.e. full crew weight with their gear, full tanks and full food and beverages, the way you might find the boat ready for a three week cruise.
I choose to design the boat to weight two, the typical way you will find the boat duruing the sailing season. I call this the "displacement". For me it seems representative and accurate.
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A Degree? Bah Humbug!
Does your career potential justify the cost of higher education?
Many people think, "The job market sucks so I'll go get a degree." That's often a mistake.
The evidence is ever clearer that higher education often results in insufficient learning and growth in employability to justify the years and fantastical cost.
Your employability may improve more simply by explaining to prospective employers that you derived more of value at You U than you would have from that degree. For example:
Dear (Insert Name of Employer),
You may be tempted to toss my application because I lack the required degree. But having read solid studies plus anecdotal evidence on the limited practical value of degree programs, I decided to get career-related training by finding a mentor, taking the most relevant courses (online and in-person), workshops and conferences worldwide rather than taking a prepackaged program where my choices were limited to one university's professors and largely impractical theory-larded courses. (Insert a list of what you've done and learned at You U, perhaps attaching a portfolio.)
But now comes the moment of truth. I chose to emphasize substance over form, but will you interview me? Hoping to hear from you.
Ollie Out-of-the-Box
Wouldn't you consider hiring or promoting Ollie?
When you stop to think about it, a You U education offers many crucial advantages over a university degree program, even if the latter weren't wildly expensive:
So before joining the lemmings willing to pay big bucks and big years to get a degree, consider You U. A degree? Bah, humbug!
Editor Note: Next in the "Bah" series, Marty Nemko tackles job seeking. It will be posted next Monday.
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Man in killing that led to Vermont DNA law diesBy WILSON RING
The Associated Press | December 26,2013
GodfreySPRINGFIELD A Vermont man who killed a Vermont woman and remained free for 14 years while the victims parents urged the Legislature to create the DNA database that was used to identify him as their daughters killer has died in prison.
Howard Godfrey, 67, of Kirby, died early Tuesday in the medical unit of the Springfield prison, state Corrections Commissioner Andy Pallito said Tuesday.
Pallito did not give a specific cause of death but said it was from natural causes.
Godfrey was convicted in 2008 of the sexual assault and killing of Patricia Scoville, 28, of Stowe and was serving a sentence of life without parole when he died.
Scovilles body was found in a shallow grave at the Moss Glen Falls, a scenic spot outside Stowe village. She had ridden her bicycle there on Oct. 23, 1991. Her body was found several days later. She had been hit in the back of the head and sexually assaulted.
Scovilles death went unsolved for years while her parents, Ann and David Scoville, of Canadaigua, N.Y., lobbied the state Legislature to create a DNA database of people convicted of certain crimes.
David Scoville, reached at his New York home Tuesday, said Godfreys death marks the end of another chapter since the death of his daughter.
We always say there is no such thing as closure other than having Patty back, but this is a closure of sorts, said Scoville, who along with his wife continues to speak in favor of DNA database proposals since the Vermont law led to their daughters killer.
In 2002 the Scovilles received the National Crime Victim Service Award for their efforts. And after Godfreys 2008 sentencing, the Scovilles were honored by state officials for their efforts to enact Vermonts DNA databank. The states DNA laboratory was named in their daughters memory.
Godfrey gave a DNA sample in 2000 after he was convicted of a non-fatal aggravated assault of a woman in 1996 in Morrisville, not far from where Scoville was killed. That sample was not entered into the national database that linked him to Patricia Scovilles killing until 2005. He was arrested several days later.
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Paid Sick Days: Healthier Workers, Healthier Families
PSN on November 16, 2009 - 11:54am
Paid Sick Days: Healthier Workers, Healthier Families
Monday, November 16, 2009
PERMALINK: http://www.progressivestates.org/node/24077
Paid Sick Days: Healthier Workers, Healthier Families
With the H1N1 virus affecting communities across the nation, public health officials are highlighting the problem of Americans who lack paid sick days to take care of themselves or stay home with sick children sent home from school. More than 59 million workers do not have any paid sick days and more than 86 million do not have paid sick days to care for other members of their family who are ill.
As part of our multi-state shared agenda, the Progressive States Network is working with its partners and leading experts to promote paid sick days reforms in states across the country. These reforms will allow parents to take care of sick children and workers to be more productive, while protecting the overall public health and preventing transmission of diseases within the workplace. Fully 86% of the public in polling by the Public Welfare Foundation in 2008 supported enacting laws that guarantee paid sick days for all workers.
With a concerted effort throughout the states, it is a policy that brings together public health advocates, unions, faith-based organizations, low-wage worker advocates, and women's rights groups. Such a campaign also forces conservatives to either live up to their rhetoric of "family values" and help enact the policy or choose the interests of bad employers over the interests of families.
Summary of Paid Sick Days Policy and Why It Matters
State policy should require employers to allow workers to accumulate paid sick days based on the number of hours or weeks they have worked and allow those paid sick days to be used to take care of their own illness, that of a family member, or to deal with an abusive relationship. While many states provide certain public employees with paid sick leave, workers in the private sector generally lack specific time off for illness.
Why It Matters: Paid sick days allow workers to be more productive, improve the general public health, and allow employees to take care of medical needs without fearing employer retaliation or losing incomes. Although many Americans believe that they are entitled to paid sick leave for themselves or for family members, more than 22 million working women lack paid sick days, according to the Institute for Women's Policy Research. The burden on working parents is especially strong when children fall ill, since 70% of workers do not have the right to paid sick days that can be used to care for a sick child. 16% of workers report in polling that they or a family member have been fired, suspended, or otherwise punished or that they would be fired if they missed work due to illness.
Fortunately, cities such as San Francisco, CA, Washington, DC, and Milwaukee, WI have successfully passed mandatory paid sick days, while multiple states have introduced variations on the bill. All states already provide paid sick days to their own employees. Eight states— California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maine, Minnesota, Oregon, Washington, and Wisconsin— allow workers who already have paid sick days to use them to care for certain family members. So moving towards paid sick days for all workers is the next step towards assuring that all families have options when they or family members fall ill.
Summary of Policy Details: The National Partnership for Women & Families and A Better Balance, with technical assistance from the San Francisco Office of Labor Standards and Enforcement, have drafted model legislation for local advocates considering launching a paid sick days campaign.
Messaging on Paid Sick Days
Enacting paid sick days legislation is one of the most popular possible initiatives with the public, according to opinion surveys. As mentioned above, 86% of the public (including 75% of Republicans) favor a basic labor standard that would guarantee all workers a minimum number of paid sick days. This translates politically into 46% of the public saying that a politician supporting such legislation would make them more likely to vote for them, with only 10% saying it would make them less likely to support them at election time. State polling in California, Connecticut, Maine, Ohio and North Carolina have all shown similar levels of support for paid sick days legislation.
Make Paid Sick Days a Values Issue: Proponents of paid sick days legislation should make the issue a key part of a values debate in the states. If the issue becomes one of values, this will force conservative opponents of the legislation into the position of being seen as anti-family and not caring about public health. Politically, it can also drive a rift between grassroots "family values" conservative voters and elected officials who choose the interests of bad employers over the interests of families. In polls, 77% of the public found the following statement a convincing values argument for paid sick days:
Win or lose, paid sick days campaigns are a chance to put "family values" conservatives on the record so that voters can see whether their rhetoric extends to helping parents when they need to stay home with a sick child.
Public Policy Arguments in favor of Paid Sick Days Legislation: To cement public support for paid sick days, state leaders can emphasize a few key policy points:
Dealing with Potential Business Opposition: While some businesses are reluctant to individually offer days off, the cumulative effect of illness spreading across the country due to people and their children not staying home when sick hurts the overall economy. It is estimated that people working while sick costs the national economy as much as $180 billion per year in lost work and productivity. Add in the costs of children sent to school because their parents couldn't afford to stay home with them, thereby spreading illness to additional families, and the economic costs to businesses just mount higher.
While many of the established business lobbies defer to their worst employer members in opposing paid sick days legislation, there are employers who recognize that we all lose out economically when pandemics are allowed to spread because people work sick and parents can't stay home with their sick kids. See this CLASP primer on outreach to local businesses to build business support for the policy.
And the public does not believe that paid sick days legislation will hurt businesses or their profits. In fact, 82% of the public agrees with the following statement (and 57% find this statement "very convincing"):
If these public concerns are continually highlighted in legislative debates, there will be little public support for the business opponents of paid sick days policy arguing it will somehow undermine the economy or individual businesses. Instead, they will recognize that paid sick days is ultimately a benefit to the economy and to individual businesses thinking about long-term productivity.
Building Paid Sick Days Campaigns
Progressive States Network is working with a range of allied organizations so state leaders can tap resources from those groups to help them in their legislative work. We will be working with those allies to strengthen communication between legislators and organizational allies across the states working on paid sick days, while providing other technical support as needed during policy campaigns.
National groups working on paid sick days include the National Partnership for Women & Families, CLASP, ACORN, MomsRising, National Association of Working Women (9to5), and the Institute for Women's Policy Research.
A number of state-based alliances currently supporting paid sick days are organized under the umbrella of the Family Values @ Work Consortium and the National Partnership tracks state campaigns on their website as well.
Some Key Resources: A number of organizations provide research and other tools to support paid sick day campaigns in the states, including:
PSN Support in Your States
PSN has already begun working with legislators and advocates to provide support for them as they introduce paid sick days legislation around the country. We'd like to work with many more!
Our policy staff are also available to answer questions and supply information not on the website. Legislators and advocates can contact us about supporting Paid Sick Days campaigns through our website or by emailing email@example.com.
As bills are introduced and sessions begin, PSN will provide ongoing resources and updates on paid sick days legislation, as well as help coordinate strategy and information sharing with our partners among sponsors and advocates.
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"It's important that the institution has policies in place that do not result in or facilitate an infection in the UTPA community," Dr. Richard Costello, director of environmental health and safety, said. "We are reevaluating our cleaning methods to ensure that facilities are properly disinfected according to CDC (Centers for Disease Control) recommendations and that procedures are in place to make sure that common equipment, such as in a weight room, is properly disinfected on a regular basis."
Staph infections, including Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus, (MRSA) which is a type of bacteria that is resistant to certain antibiotics, occur most frequently among persons in hospitals and health care facilities who have weakened immune systems. MRSA is primarily a skin infection which often resembles a pimple, boil or spider bite, but quickly worsens into an abscess or puss-filled blister or sore.
Director of Student Health Services Rick Gray wants the campus community to know that adopting habits of good personal hygiene and taking proactive measures are the most important factors in reducing the spread of MRSA and many other disease-causing organisms. Posters are now being displayed around campus to reiterate good hygiene tips and educate the campus community.
All buildings on campus are equipped with hand washing facilities and hand soap for use by all staff, faculty, and students, he said. The sharing of personal items such as towels, razors, cosmetics, and bar soaps should be avoided.
"In the health services facility, we have disinfectant and hand washing supplies and equipment at every treatment station in the clinic. All staff is trained on a regular basis in infection control procedures and compliance with those procedures is monitored on a regular basis," Gray said.
Additionally individuals should keep open skin lesions such as boils, insect bites or cuts covered with a clean dry dressing, he said. Use a barrier such as a towel or clothing between your skin and shared equipment and take a shower if there is significant skin to skin contact after an activity such as a basketball game.
"MRSA has been a fact of life in the health care setting and the community in general for many years," he said. "The UTPA Student Health Center is always willing and ready to provide training and education to any campus group interested and to answer any questions from a concerned student, staff, faculty, or parent."
For more information, contact Gray at 956/381-2511.


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Instill good manners in your child with this fun printable thank-you card. Simply help her carefully cut out the card, and she'll take it from there. Writing all those thank-yous is no longer a chore when it becomes an art project!
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After building a client list for wine cellars that includes "Cake Boss" Buddy Valastro and Westfield's Ferraro's Restaurant, Joseph and Curtis Wine Cellars co-owner Curtis Dahl decided to update his own cellar.
Dahl and his business partner Joseph Kline have been building custom wine cellars since about 1998, with clients across the country. When Dahl looked to upgrade the cellar in his Watchung home, however, rather than tear down his existing cellar—one of the first the two men built—he decided instead to add a second cellar.
While a home with a wine cellar isn't much of an anomaly these days, having two is—enough so that Wine Spectator magazine took note and featured the story of Dahl's two cellars in its Dec. 5 issue.
"After doing so many of these for clients, I kind of took the aspects that I liked from all different jobs and put them into my house," Dahl is quoted in the article "Doubling Up." "There are more and more people adding what I call 'adult play rooms,' where there's a tasting room and a wine cellar, and people just go in there to relax and slow life down a bit."
The article reports Dahl installed a 16-by-9 foot cellar on the main floor of his home, which holds nearly 1,400 bottles. A nearby tasting table helps complete the set-up, which he told the magazine is used for entertaining while his main cellar in the basement is aimed at longer-term storage for choice bottles in his growing collection.
Dahl also contributes a blog to Patch and on the company's website that include interviews with notable wine makers, as well as restauranteurs and other customers.


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Aoki Corp., a large Japanese developer that owns Westin Hotels & Resorts, said Monday that it has agreed to sell a large portion of the lodging chain to a Mexican conglomerate for $708 million.
The sale marks another retrenchment for a Japanese multinational and is at least a partial reflection of global economics. Many Japanese corporations have been hurt because of the deep recession in their home country, while many businesses in Mexico have benefited from that nation's rapid expansion in trade and investment.


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CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (AP) -- A union leader wants Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin to investigate staff shortages at the West Virginia Veterans Nursing Home and alleged retaliation against a patient who spoke out publicly about the quality of care.
UE Local 170, West Virginia Public Workers Union, said Thursday it's also contacted legislative leaders to demand action at the Clarksburg facility.
UE stands for United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers. The local represents more than 1,000 state employees at hospitals, the Department of Health and Human Resources, Division of Highways and other agencies.
The union says nursing home staff have repeatedly complained about mandatory overtime and understaffing, but Administrator Kevin Crickard has failed to address the problems.
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6 Dirty Text Messages: Powerful Sexting Advice
By Sean Jameson
Sending your man dirty text messages is a great way to keep him thinking about you and to turn him on when you are not together. It's actually something that I talk about in great detail.
(P.S. If you want to learn my best dirty talking tips & techniques, you'll find them in this powerful video)
Pre-Foreplay - A really great use for dirty text messages is so that they act like a kind of 'pre-foreplay' or 'foreplay before foreplay' with your man, turning him on before you even see him.
The key to sending a good pre-foreplay dirty text message is to be only a little bit explicit with what you say. In other words, don't go overboard. This will make him fill in the blanks with his mind, wondering exactly what you're talking about. So maybe you'd like to see some example dirty text messages that you could send to your man...
Can't wait to see you later, got a little surprise for you! x
What do you want me to wear later? Use your imagination!
Guess what color panties I'm going to wear tonight?
Another way is to send him pictures of things that you want to try with him. One example would be different sexual positions.
Keep Him Thinking About You - Pre-Foreplay type text messages are certainly great for turning him on and getting ready for sex, but what about some text messages that aren't so dirty and keep you on his mind all day long?
No problem. I got you covered in this video on talking dirty and sending dirty text messages.
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MIDDLEBURG — Barry and Sue Brouse, of Middleburg, announce the engagement of their daughter, Stephanie J. Brouse, to William F. Bohm, son of Neil and Linda Bohm, of Middleburg.
The bride-to-be is a 2009 graduate of Selinsgrove Area High School and a 2012 graduate of Pennsylvania College of Technology with an associates degree of applied science in radiography. She is employed as an x-ray technologist at Geisinger Shamokin Hospital.
Her fiance is a 2009 graduate of Selinsgrove Area High School and is attending the United States Military Academy in West Point, N.Y. where he will graduate in May with a bachelor of science degree in environmental geography. He will also be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Army.
A June 2013 wedding at Hummel's United Methodist Church, Middleburg, is being planned.


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"Bully" Hits the Big Screen
March 29, 2012 at 2:32 pm , by Anna Schonauer
Have you heard about Bully? The documentary, which opens in select cities this week, follows kids and their families as they experience the devastation of being, well, bullied. After Bully received an R rating by the MPAA, the filmmakers are now releasing the movie without a rating, so individual theater owners can rate the documentary themselves. "The small amount of language in the film that's responsible for the R rating is there because it's real," says Bully director Lee Hirsch. "It's what children who are victims of bullying face on most days."
We talked to Hirsch about the film—and why for some parents and kids, it might be the most important movie they see this year.
LHJ: Why make a documentary about bullying?
Lee: I was bullied myself as a kid. I felt like I could give a voice to that experience, not just for the 12-year-old me but also for all the people who are going through it today.
LHJ: What shocked you most while filming this movie?
Lee: The physical bullying didn't surprise me because I remember going through that myself all too well. But I was surprised by just how many people are struggling with this issue. When you're being bullied you think you're alone and you don't have a voice. This film is helping band people together who've had this experience—whether they had it themselves, or its something their kid sister is going through. There's not one family that bullying doesn't touch.
LHJ: Why aren't teachers and school administrators doing more to solve this problem?
Lee: I screened the movie for a group of administrators and one of them said to me afterwards, "To be honest, not one of us hasn't gotten it wrong at some time." But for me, the point is not to create division or fault. Instead, it's to create an important conversation for educators to have about the value of social and emotional learning, about teaching empathy. I'd love to see school climates considered to be just as important as test scores and athletic victories.
LHJ: What advice do you have for parents whose kids are being bullied?
Lee: I encourage your readers to visit our website where we have resources for victims of bullying. Parents should know that it's your right to make sure your kid is not being bullied. If the teachers are not being responsive, you have to go to the principle, the superintendent, the school board, the office of civil rights, the local media. Just keep fighting. Some parents feel like they can't win and they pull their kids out of school. But the most important thing is to let your kid know you're fighting for them.
To learn more about Bully and what to do if your child is being bullied, go to www.thebullyproject.com.
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Can't-Miss Documentary: A Small Miracle
July 9, 2010 at 8:00 am , by Ladies' Lounge
Can a small act of kindness really make a difference? Yes, if you listen to the story of Chris Mburu, the subject of the inspiring documentary, A Small Act, which premieres July 12 on HBO. Chris grew up in Kenya—with little hope for a future beyond coffee picking—until a Swedish pre-school teacher named Hilde Back stepped into his life. Hilde and Chris never met, but she sponsored his education, sending him a few dollars each month to pay for his school. Thanks to Hilde, Chris went on to do great things: graduating from Harvard Law School and becoming a human rights activist.
To honor his "angel," Chris started the Hilde Back Education Fund in 2003, so other bright yet disadvantaged Kenyan students could have a chance at a better life. The film not only shows the first meeting between Hilde and Chris, it also follows three gifted students—Kimani, a high spirited boy, Ruth, a shy yet quietly ambitious girl, and her beautiful yet brainy friend, Caroline, as they compete for the one Hilde Back scholarship that will determine their fate. The results are both uplifting and heartbreaking (keep tissues handy).
"When I started making this film, I kept thinking, I'd like to do good in the world, but I'm not Gandhi and I'm not Mother Theresa. I have a full-time job. What can I do?" says the film's director, Jennifer Arnold, 39. "But after making the movie, I learned you can do something small. You might think it won't make a difference, but there's someone out there it will touch, and that person will touch someone else. All of us have the power to make a difference."
So moved were audiences members at this year's Sundance Film Festival, where the documentary premiered, that they handed over checks and cash to Arnold, to go to the Hilde Back Foundation. "We raised $90,000 in ten days," says Arnold. "And recently, one person donated $250,000 after watching the film. Because of donations like that, now hundreds of kids will be able to go to school."
As Hilde Back says, "If you do something good, it can spread in circles, like rings on the water." Watch the trailer after the jump, or learn more about the Hilde Back Foundation and make a donation at ASmallAct.com.
- Susan Pocharski
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Think about the above statement again and you will discover a powerful marketing tool during recession times: You need to sell your product or service as something the consumer needs, or as something that will be an investment (the pay-off is that the product will improve their lives in some way).
Forget "luxury" items ads. Until the stock market us up (way up) and unemployment is down (way down), unless you are selling to the uber rich, very few consumers are dropping bucks on luxury items these days.
Take a look at Lowe's, Wal-Mart, Best Buy, shopping malls, and even local grocery stores. Everywhere you go merchants are cutting back on high-ticket inventory items. One New Jersey car dealership even recently offered "buy an SUV and get a car for $1.00" promotion to move expensive gas-guzzlers.
Services and Products that are Always in Demand
Novelty items come and go, so it is never a good idea to rely on long-term success with just fad ideas. Be sure to also develop product lines and services that can provide consistent and more predictable income than trends and fads.
Even when the economy takes a dive, there are still certain industries that remain strong because the need and demand for services is ever-present. Consumers may be willing or able to spend less, but certain industries serve major life events that happen every day.
Consumers always need goods and services for:
- Babies and Children
- Pets
- Health and Fitness Buffs
- Weddings and Brides
- Funerals and Loss of a Loved One
- Special Occasions
- College and School
No matter what you are selling it will sell better if you can convince people they need or will benefit from your products and services. If you can tie your business marketing strategies into major life events and needs (not as a status symbol or "bling") you will have a better chance of selling your products in a very stale market.


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Date: July 22, 2014Free on-going parenting class for all ages.
Location: Arthur Lesow Community Center, 120 Eastchester St. Monroe, MI 48161
16 Hour ServSafe - Washtenaw County
Date: July 22, 2014 - July 29, 2014Michigan State University Extension offers ServSafe, a national certification program for those working in food service.
Location: MSU Extension Office - Washtenaw County, 705 N. Zeeb Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48107
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Date: July 22, 2014 - July 24, 2014
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Date: July 24, 2014An ongoing parenting class for parents and caregivers for ages up to 16 years.
Location: Hope Center, 518 Harriet St. Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Basic Money Management class
Date: July 24, 2014An ongoing basic management course open to all and free.
Location: Hope Center, 518 Harriet St. Ypsilanti, MI 48197
4-H Great Lakes & Natural Resources Camp
Date: July 27, 2014 - August 2, 2014This MSU pre-college program teaches young people about Michigan's diverse natural resources, environmental science, the Great Lakes ecosystems and management issues.
Location: Camp Chickagami, 6952 Kauffman Blvd., Presque Isle, MI 49777
4-H Eco-Challenge 2014
Date: July 28, 2014 - August 1, 2014Experience a 5-day hands-on science based experience at Indian Springs Metropark (White Lake, MI) for youth ages 12-18. The 2014 4-H Eco-Challenge will be focused on Biomicry.
Location: Indian Springs Metropark Environmental Discovery Center, White Lake Road, 5200 Indian Trail, White Lake, MI 48386
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Relationship Building for Better Partnerships: Native American Communities & MSU Extension
Date: July 29, 2014 - September 16, 2014Opportunity for MSU Extension staff and several of Michigan's Anishinaabe Tribes, Urban Native American Community Organizations and community members to learn from each other.
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A cooking show or cookery programme is a television genre that presents food preparation in a kitchen studio set. Typically the show's host, often a celebrity chef, prepares one or more dishes over the course of an episode, taking the viewing audience through the food's inspiration, preparation, and stages of cooking. Such shows often portray an educational component, with the host teaching the viewers how to prepare different meals, but some (such as Iron Chef or Junior Masterchef) are competitions that are primarily for entertainment.
While rarely achieving top ratings, cooking shows have been a popular staple of daytime TV programming since the earliest days of television. [1] They are generally very inexpensive to produce, making them an economically easy way for a TV station to fill a half-hour (or sometimes 60-minute) time slot.
A number of cooking shows have run for many seasons, especially when they are sponsored by local TV stations or by public broadcasting. Many of the more popular cooking shows have had flamboyant hosts whose unique personalities have made them into celebrities.
Famous cooking shows include:
The cable TV channel Food Network has showcased many cooking shows.
List of Cooking Shows[edit]
- Can't Cook, Won't Cook
- Celebrity Cooking Showdown
- Chef Boy Logro: Kusina Master
- Chef at Home
- Chef's Story
- Chefs A' Field
- Chinese Food Made Easy
- Chocolate with Jacques Torres
- Cocineros argentinos
- Cooked TV
- Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen
- Cookin' Cheap
- Cooking Live
- Cooking with Master Chefs: Hosted by Julia Child
- ...Cooks!
- Come Dine With Me
- Get Stuffed
- Giada at Home
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When and Where: Saturday, Oct. 1, 7 p.m., Andover Historical Society, 97 Main St.
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As we edge closer to this month's Supreme Court decision on the future of the Affordable Care Act—or lack of any such future—many liberal pundits are pinning their hopes for a happy ending on Chief Justice John Roberts voting to uphold the law in response to the court's poor showing in recent polls on the issue of the court's political objectivity.
Of the many concerns that fall to a Chief Justice—whose name will forever attach to the decisions of the court over which he or she presides—public polls would have to be at the very lowest rung on the list.
A recent New York Times/CBS News poll reveals that public support for SCOTUS is at just 44 percent, with 76 percent believing that the justices, at least some of the time, base their rulings on their personal and political views.
This rather dismal opinion of our one government institution— that is supposed to be high above petty political concerns—prompted former Clinton Labor Secretary, Robert Reich, to write in the Christian Science Monitor –
The immediate question is whether the Chief Justice, John Roberts, understands the tenuous position of the Court he now runs. If he does, he'll do whatever he can to avoid another 5-4 split on the upcoming decision over the constitutionality of the Obama healthcare law.
My guess is he'll try to get Anthony Kennedy to join with him and with the four Democratic appointees to uphold the law's constitutionality, relying primarily on an opinion by Judge Laurence Silberman of the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia – a Republican appointee with impeccable conservative credentials, who found the law to be constitutional.
While I would love to believe that Reich has this right, I'm afraid the Secretary is engaging in some very wishful thinking. It's just not going to happen that way.
This is not to say that the Chief Justice may not, ultimately, find the law to be constitutional.
I have previously suggested that writing off Robert's vote in support would be a mistake— in no small measure because of his high regard for the opinions of Judge Silberman who did, as Reich reports, vote to uphold Obamacare in the DC Court of Appeals and did so in a highly compelling opinion that cannot be ignored.
Silberman is a major legal influence on conservative judges throughout the nation and, in my opinion, the most likely next appointee to the Supreme Court should a Republican president make the choice.
At the very least, it is reasonable to expect that Justice Roberts might be far more open to considering the less comfortable approach to the law than he might otherwise have been had Judge Silberman seen things differently. In the end, Judge Silberman's well thought out opinion may turn out to be the difference between Obamacare surviving or not.
While the Warren Court may have been controversial in the sense many people in the general public disagreed with their decisions, but the big decisions themselves were rather uncontentious within the court. Look at the votes:
• Brown v. Board of Education, 347 U.S. 483 (1954) was unanimous, 9-0, and likely the most important case ever decided by the Supreme Court.
• Baker v. Carr, 369 U.S. 186 (1962) was the most internally contentious, with one justice so torn he recused himself and there were four majority opinions and two dissenting opinions, was still 6-2.
• Reynolds v. Sims, 377 U.S. 533 (1964) was 8-1 (really more 7.5 to 1.5 as Potter Stewart issued both a concurring and dissenting opinion).
• Gideon v. Wainwright, 372 U.S. 335 (1963) was unanimous and likely had the largest impact on criminal law in the history of the US.
• Mapp v. Ohio, 367 U.S. 643 (1961) was 6-3.
• Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966) was the closest with 5-4.
• Engel v. Vitale, 370 U.S. 421 (1962) is likely still the most controversial with the general public as it outlawed public prayer in schools was a 6-1 decision (Justice Felix Frankfurter suffered a cerebral stroke that forced him to retire and Justice Byron White did not participate). That case likely would have been 8-1 had everyone voted.
• Griswold v. Connecticut, 381 U.S. 479 (1965), which sets up Roe v. Wade, was 7-2.
These cases remain some of the most debated and discussed cases in Constitutional law, but average a 7-2 decision in the court. No one thinks the health care law is going to garner anything close to a seven vote majority in the court. We hope, at best for 6-3 with 5-4 the likeliest possibility.
Gonna predict a 9-0 against the individual mandate plus a sharply worded rebuke by the Chief Justice to Congress – abject, derelict failure by Congress to use one of its existing, clearly enumerated powers – e.g., the taxing authority. Even the most liberal Justices, sympathetic to the perceived goodness of the ACA would have to agree that Congress tried to create a new, and improper authority, overriding decades old, well settled statues and regulatory environment in the states, for transactions having ancillary effect on interstate commerce, that woud set a landmark precedent with boundless overreach applicable to any economic activity… and it was completely not necessary. Congress could have used its power to tax for the general welfare. So, Congress wastes SCOTUS' time. SCOTUS get pissed, throws out the ACA and yells at Congress.
That obviously sends the entire ACA back to Congress. It will die there because the ACA tax bill will be so astronomical, even the Dems won't support it.
Justice ACLU said 2,700 pages of BS were too much work. As in, "this is a horrible mess by a bunch of fools."
Yeah, facts are mean, racist, hetereo-normative, sexist and 1%. Too bad, get used to them. OweBama's Chinese Commie lenders are meaner – and have nuclear weapons.
Thought the court might wag the finger at Congress, not a personal rebuke, but, as an admonishment. OK, call it feedback – do not waste the court's time dragging it through a massive, historical law, knowing it was constitutionally challenged right out of the box, asking for infinite expansion of the Commerce Clause, just because Congress chickened out, politically, on using the well settled power to tax. The decision would be apolitical even to the casual observer.
Wager on the 9-0, now you are talking. $100 to a charity of the winner's choice?
Looks like you'd have lost that bet pretty badly. Too bad Mr. Ungar couldn't take you up on that bet. I'd have enjoyed you welching almost as much as I'd enjoy the blust you'd put up denying you lost.
Officially scored: Rick Ungar: 1, retinscoexec: 0
Shipping $100 to Wounded Warriors tomorrow.
Let's double down.
Congressional elections this November. How about, if, the R's at least gain cloture control in Senate, you wear a pink polka dot bow tie (you can probably borrow from Tucker Carlson) and eat stalk of broccoli on Forbes on Fox for a whole month; if I lose, $200 goes to WW.


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The star conservative reporter scores a new job.
Kevin Williamson had a hell of a night.
That doesn't mean women will vote for him.
Why the conservative magazine might be horribly wrong.
If Romney had won his last presidential campaign, he probably would have implemented something like the Affordable Care Act.
National Review says Huntsman, Romney, and Santorum deserve serious consideration.
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Service is 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23, at North Side Baptist Church with interment following at Memory Gardens. Visitation is 6-8 p.m. Friday at Galbreaith-Pickard Funeral Chapel. She has slipped this Earthly plane and joined our Heavenly Father.
She was born Feb. 20, 1981, in Arlington to Larry and Cheryl Beck. She was one of three children raised with a strong Christian faith. After graduating from Weatherford High School, Brandi proudly obtained her license in cosmetology and was a beautician in Weatherford for more than 15 years.
Brandi will be greatly missed and leaves behind her husband of 16 years, Tim Nash; their three precious children, daughters Chaley and Macayla and son, Bryson, Nash; her parents, Larry and Cheryl Beck, of Weatherford; brothers, Scott Beck and wife, Heather, of Fort Worth, and Tony Beck and wife, Teresa, of Waxahachie; grandmother, Georgie Hutson, of Weatherford; in laws, Jackie and Peggy Nash, of Weatherford; brother-in-law, Tony Nash and wife, Joanna, of Glen Rose; and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins.
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The standard pedigree chart always begins with you, or the individual whose ancestry you are tracing, on the first line - number 1 on the chart. Information on your father (or ancestor #1's father) is entered as number 2 on the chart, while your mother is number 3. The male line follows the upper track, while the female line follows the bottom track. As in an ahnentafel chart, men are assigned even numbers, and the numbers for women are odd.
After you've traced your family tree back more than 4 generations, you will need to create additional pedigree charts for each of the individuals included in the fourth generation on your first chart. Each individual will become ancestor #1 on a new chart, with a reference to their number on the original chart so you can easily follow the family through the generations. Each new chart you create will also be given its own individual number (chart #2, chart #3, etc.). [blockquote shade="yes"]For example, your father's father's father will be ancestor #8 on the original chart. As you follow his particular family line further back in history, you will need to create a new chart (chart #2), listing him in the #1 position. To make it easy to follow the family from chart to chart you record the numbers of the continuation charts next to each individual in the fourth generation on your original chart. On each new chart you will also include a note referring back to the original chart (Person #1 on this chart is the same as Person #___ on Chart #___).
Family Group SheetThe other commonly used form encountered in genealogy is the family group sheet. Focusing on the family unit, the family group sheet includes space for a couple and their children, along with fields to record birth, death, marriage and burial places for each. Many family group sheets also include a line to record the name of each child's spouse, as well as a section for comments or sources.
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Education: B.S., Geology, Pitt-Johnstown (1978); M.S. Geology, West Virginia University (2004).
Professional Licenses: Licensed Professional Geologist--Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (1995).
Other Professional Activities and Accomplishments: Co-founder, Northern Alleghenies Geologic Society; Co-founder, Blacklick Creek Watershed Association.
Presentations: Hawk, J. L., 2006, The Susquehanna River Bridge Foundation Design - A study in Contrasts, to be presented at the Annual GSA meeting in Philadelphia, October 2006; Ledney, Charles M. and Hawk, Joan L., 1994, Investigation of a Subsidence Event near Flushing, Ohio, International Land Reclamation and Mine Drainage Conference and Third International Conference on the Abatement of Acidic Drainage Proceedings, Volume 4; Gordon, B. B., Hawk, J. L., and McConnell, O.T., 2004, Capacity of Drilled Shafts for the Proposed Susquehanna River Bridge, 1st Annual Geo-Support Conference, Orlando Florida, 2004.
Past Positions: Exploration Geologist, Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company, Indiana, PA; Assistant to the Mineral Coordinator, Cambria County Commissioners, Mineral Assessment Office, Ebensburg, PA.
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