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University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point officials aren't the only ones excited about the number of UWSP sports teams earning NCAA tournament bids this month.
More than two years after a robbery that left three men hospitalized, prosecutors expect to charge one of the women they say helped arrange the crime by luring the victims to a home to be robbed.
Disorderly conduct: Deputies arrested a 21-year-old Stevens Point man on charges of disorderly conduct and false imprisonment at 3:40 a.m. Friday on Sherman Avenue in Whiting.
Carrie and Bob Butt were doing inventory at their Wausau location when they learned of the waterfall cascading into their basement.
The owner of the Energy Cafe in Stevens Point has been arrested on charges of second-degree sexual assault, officials with the Portage County Sheriff's Department said Monday.
Prosecutors formally charged a Stevens Point man with his 10th drunken driving offense Monday.
The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point didn't make recent top 50 lists of campuses for numbers of drug and alcohol arrests, but the number of alcohol arrests more than quadrupled at the central Wisconsin campus from 2010 to 2012, according to a recent
The top-ranked University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point men's basketball team has been selected to host an NCAA Division III sectional on Friday and Saturday at the Quandt Fieldhouse.
Fifteen residents from Edgewater Haven Nursing Home soon will be listening to their favorite music as part of a new program to help people with dementia.
Weaver Joy Berg doesn't think art has to be too serious or intimidating.
Annoying phone calls: Police arrested a 53-year-old Stevens Point man on charges of making annoying phone calls at 10:14 p.m. Wednesday in the 200 block of Division Street.
If all the snow that fell this winter melts too quickly, there could be severe flooding in areas of Wisconsin, according to the National Weather Service.
Most of central Wisconsin has had record snow levels this winter, which increases the potential for flooding.
Beth Rauk of New Hope wanted to learn how to do something that would trump her nephew's newly achieved skill of brewing beer.
It's been almost five months since a prize buck on a game farm in eastern Marathon County tested positive for chronic wasting disease, and investigators are as befuddled about the case today as they were in November.
A proposal by a conservative Republican state senator to remove the state's same-day voting registration system is unlikely to gain the political willpower to pass the Legislature during the few remaining days it is in session.
For Lou Leopore, the power of magic goes well beyond the wonder seen on the faces and in the eyes of the children he entertains.
Beth Rauk of New Hope wanted to learn how to do something that would trump her nephew's newly achieved skill of brewing beer.
A Minnesota farmer has created a towering tribute to winter's excess.
Rap music beats in a steady rhythm, crowds of fans clad in purple and gold are erupting into cheers and basketballs sail through orange, metal hoops.
A man convicted of robbing the Blue Top Shell who has given as many as six different versions of what happened was sentenced Friday to five years in prison.
City crews are working to find a frozen water line in the 500 block of Fifth Avenue that has forced residents to use temporary water hook-ups from fire hydrants to supply their homes.
Marshfield Clinic announced Wednesday in an email to employees budget cuts that will affect salaries and employee benefits.
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NBA great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and actor Robert Hays, stars 'Airplane!,' appear in a new ads for the Wisconsin Department of Tourism. The spots also reunited Wisconsin natives and '
Probation violation: Deputies arrested a 31-year-old Amherst woman on charges of violating a domestic abuse order and bail jumping at 7:14 a.m. Tuesday in the 100 block of Main Street in Amherst.
A Stevens Point man accused of setting fire to a four-unit apartment as people slept inside Tuesday morning could face more than arson charges, prosecutors said Wednesday.
Green Bay has Earl Louis 'Curly' Lambeau and Vince Lombardi; Madison has speedskater Eric Heiden.
City officials are optimistic about a road reconstruction on the city's north side, but residents are concerned about a summer of road work.
The dilapidated main branch of the Portage County Public Library needs at least a half million dollars in repairs, and the library could move if the city and county can't agree on who should foot the bills.
Police have arrested a local man and accused him of setting a fire that destroyed a south-side apartment building early this morning.
The Central Wisconsin Saints will likely need to find a new home next year after the city on Monday evicted the hockey team from the K.B. Willett Arena for failing to pay its bills.
A Rosholt contractor faces felony charges after an investigation by a state consumer protection group.
STEVENS POINT Prosecutors formally have charged a former university professor accused of viewing child pornography at the county's senior center.
The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point men's basketball team, ranked No. 1 most of the season by d3hoops.com, will host NCAA Division III regional first and second round games Friday and Saturday.
A team of University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point health students earned $1,000 after taking third place at a statewide inter-professional healthcare case competition on Jan. 9 and 10 in the Wisconsin Dells at the Kalahari Resort and indoor waterpark.
Stolen car: A 24-year-old Stevens Point man told police at 7 a.m. Friday that a 21-year-old Stevens Point man took his car without permission in the 1900 block of Main Street.
Stealing metal and selling it for scrap is a common way for heroin addicts to scrape up money for their next score, prosecutors say, and law enforcement is ready to close that revenue source.
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Artificial Wetland
The Artificial Wetland project is a Wildlife Sanctuary, also is an Add-On to The Orchid Garden Eco-Village which is located in a pine ridge Savannah area featuring varied Eco-systems: includes Savannah: Savannah bush (the Nature Trail); the Lowland rain forest; and the Riverine eco-system (Hector Creek);
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Location: Western Highway to the north, nature trail & museum to the south; the hotel to the east
Size: 3 acres
Period: From 2009 -19
Storage Volume: 2 million gallons
Depth: 10 to 16 feet
Source: ground water & rainwater
To protect the Savannah forest area from wildfire
To provide water for our laundry room, Mom's Farm, our nature pond, butterfly house and orchid garden
To integrate the nature walk tour
To provide sanctuary for wildlife
In this restaurant of Eco-Village, all the tables are natural mahogany
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The majestic mahogany can grow up to 130 feet in the
rainforest, and take 50 years to mature, due to its beautiful color and long-lasting, it is one of the most sort after material for furniture. If you go to the top of the rainforest canopy, it is very easy to find mahogany; they are average 30 feet higher than the other trees
When Maya farmer clear the forest for milpa purpose, they spare one kind of tree due to its many uses, that is the Cohune Palm
Cohune palm is abundant in Belize rainforest, we use it's leaves for the ceiling, people use it for roofing, use the trunk as siding, it's heart of palm for food and it's nuts for oil and charcoal, it is a symbolic tree in most of Maya ruins
Orchids are the largest family of flowers kingdom.
There are 30,000 varieties of orchids in the world and nearly 300 varieties are found in Belize.
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20 brightly colored flowers. The Cow Horn Orchid is often seen in the mangrove and in the low Pine Ridge area. It is very capable of enduring hardship, can grow in the burning sun, hanging on the air, soaking in the water, or even in the muddy ground
The overall effect is a sense of being in a "green" building promoting a feeling of inner peace and an appreciation of the beauty of the home-grown materials, harvested for this purpose in an eco-sustainable way. Birds, butterflies, basilisk lizards and geckos can normally be seen and / or heard whenever you are in this space, which helps put you in touch with your tropical surroundings.


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Best of New Zealand (ONNS)
Compared with their enormous western neighbour, the islands of New Zealand don't look especially big on the map, but don't let their small stature deceive you. There is much, much, much to do here, be it biking to old gold mining sites, kayaking remote coves and hiking some of the most breathtaking routes in the whole world. But if you're short on travel dollars, fear not; this trip squeezes in the very best of both the North and South Islands into an affordable, action-packed 21-day itinerary that moves swiftly without ever seeming rushed.
Highlights: Learn about the Maori culture, conquer New Zealand's top-rated 1-day trek—the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, get an adrenaline rush in Queenstown, weave through the remote fiords of the Doubtful Sound by sea kayak, discover Abel Tasman National Park by foot
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Highlights of New Zealand (ONAC)
Two weeks is barely enough time to thoroughly explore your hometown, let alone a place as fascinating as New Zealand. For adventurers on a tight time-budget, this 15-day trip wraps up the must-dos of both islands with a nice little bow. Check out the Coromandel's gorgeous beaches, hang with the Maori in a traditional village, walk the black sand beaches of Kaikoura, and get your adrenaline fix in Queenstown. Consider this your New Zealand Starter's Kit.
Highlights: Check out a hot water beach, attend a Hangi in Rotorua, eat fish and chips on the beach like a real Kiwi, let loose in Queenstown, cruise around the fjords of Milford Sound, travel famous scenic rail routes
New Zealand—Best of the North Island (ONNI)
Admittedly, we haven't checked the numbers too closely, but we're confident that New Zealand ranks among the world's leading producers of excitement. This quick trip across the North Island jams as many thrills as permissible by law into seven electrifying, activity-packed days. Sea kayak, learn to surf New Zealand's world-famous waves, experience Maori culture directly from the Maori themselves and more, all in a breezy week that always feels full and never feels hurried.
Highlights: Surf world-famous waves, experience a historic Maori village with a local guide, conquer New Zealand's top-rated 1-day trek, dance the night away in Wellington.
New Zealand Encompassed (ONNZ)
It dosen't look so big on the map, but New Zealand is positively massive once you're there in person. This comprehensive 24-day trip—our longest in this part of the world—delivers the most immersive NZ experience possible. Get close to the land by exploring volcanoes, national parks, sustainable farms, and meet the water up-close on expert-led kayak excursions and during surf lessons. Best of all, you'll get to explore the magnificent Bay of Islands, home to some of the world's top fishing. 24 days? You'll wish it was longer.
Highlights: Learn about the Maori culture, explore the Bay of Islands, conquer New Zealand's top-rated 1-day trek—the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, get an adrenaline rush in Queenstown, weave through the remote fiords of the Doubtful Sound by sea kayak, discover Abel Tasman National Park by foot.
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An all-encompassing yet comfortable journey through New Zealand that delivers the highlights of the region with stye to spare. Utilizing a diverse range of transport—trains, gondolas, boats—you'll explore artsy beach towns, learn about local myths, legends and traditional cuisine from the Maori, and revel in the breathtaking beauty of New Zealand. Handpicked accommodations and upgraded transportation are standard fare on this decidedly non-standard adventure. This trip offers everything you could possibly want...and then some.
Highlights: Learn about Maori myths and traditions, Trek an active volcano for spectacular views, Experience the geothermal mysteries of Rotorua, Glide along the TranzAlpine railway, Take in the views of Queenstown from a gondola, Cruise through Doubtful Sound searching for wildlife
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New Zealand - North Island Encompassed (ONNE)
New Zealand's North Island thoroughly engages the body and the spirit, often at the same time. This 10-day trip promises loads of both. Up here, you'll learn Maori culture (and try your hand at bone-carving) straight from the source while bunking in villages in the bush and pick up some sustainable living tips on a conservation farm. Elsewhere, you'll sea kayak in a secluded harbour, get a surfing lesson from an expert and overnight on a houseboat. There's much more, but we've gotta leave some surprises, right?
Highlights: Snorkel in the beautiful Bay of Islands, surf world famous waves, learn about the Maori culture in a village homestay, conquer New Zealand's top-rated 1-day trek, dance the night away in Wellington.
New Zealand—South Island Encompassed (ONSE)
Looking to tackle a bundle of different environments all in one go? New Zealand's South Island has what you need and then some. Action is the common thread throughout this trip that incorporates hiking, kayaking, cycling and even bungee jumping across a variety of landscapes, including rainforests, glaciers and some of the most gorgeous coastline you'll ever see. This trip is exciting even when you're not moving; accommodations include a seasonal floating boat hostel and a wilderness hostel deep in the rainforest itself. Unique? You bet.
Highlights: Explore the trails of Abel Tasman National Park by foot, get an adrenaline rush in Queenstown, weave through the remote fiords of the Doubtful Sound by sea kayak, cycle the Otago Rail Trail.
New Zealand—The Bay of Islands (ONBI)
Nature lovers who leave the North Island without stopping in at the Bay of Islands will kick themselves all the way back home (and that's a looooong flight). This 4-day trip to this outdoorsman's paradise features ample time hiking the nature trails and makes the most of all that water with plenty of opportunities for swimming, snorkelling, kayaking and sailing. Not enough? A night aboard a houseboat should do the trick. We take care of all the fuss. All you have to do is have the time of your life.
Highlights: Walk amongst giant kauri trees, spend the night anchored in a secluded bay, fish like the locals, savour a traditional barbecue in Paihia town
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Best of New Zealand (ONNS) | 21 days | Yolo | Basic |
Highlights of New Zealand (ONAC) | 15 days | Classic | Standard |
New Zealand—Best of the North Island (ONNI) | 7 days | Yolo | Basic |
New Zealand Encompassed (ONNZ) | 24 days | Yolo | Basic |
New Zealand in Style (ONIS) | 11 days | Comfort | Upgraded |
New Zealand - North Island Encompassed (ONNE) | 10 days | Yolo | Basic |
New Zealand—South Island Encompassed (ONSE) | 15 days | Yolo | Basic |
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Lewando's dyeing department, pre-1900. Workers are all male. Lewando?s French Dying and Cleansing Establishment cleanses and dyes all kinds of fabrics and materials used as clothing or as draperies, upholstery or rugs for floors. The Laundry was fitted with Empire Laundry Machines from the Watertown. Lewando?s could turn out about 4500 collars and cuffs, 500 shirts each day or 10,000 pairs of gloves dyed a month or repair 5,000 shiny woolen garments in a year. During a year one to two hundred employees would worked according to the season. Lewando?s used six artesian wells and much of the Watertown Water Supply Company?s supply. A boiler of 120 and two forty-five horse-power supplied the motive-power and to furnish steam for heating and dying purposes. Three steam engines of six, eight and ten horse-power operated the laundry. By 1893, Lewando?s claimed to be the largest laundry in the United States.
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All performances take place at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts
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Saturday, May 22, 2010 @ 7:30 pm
Sunday, May 23, 2010 @ 2:30 pm
Questions about performances, ticketing and cancellations are welcomed by our Box Office, at 414-291-5700 ext. 224 and by the Marcus Center Box Office, at 414-273-7206.
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The Marcus Center Parking Structure is located on the NE corner of Water and State Streets - Enter on State Street. This parking facility is directly connected to the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts through an enclosed walkway.
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Hopefully our coach won't royally embarrass us this season, but I know he will. In one night I saw the number of things covered in LSU go from everywhere to nonexistent. Lol
Well, right off the top I want to again say thanks to everyone that participated in The 2011- 2012 College Football thread. Never in a million years did I imagine we'd end the thread with over 8,000 views! (There were a lot of things I never imagined would happen during the season, but they did. So please no one point out to me how Nebraska collapsed and dashed my early high expectations. I know, I know and I'm still in mourning. )
As I said in my closing post for the 2011 - 2012 thread, I really enjoyed the interaction between the fans, well thought-out points of view, great team spirit and even the occasional tongue-in-cheek (I hope!) potshots at my Nebraska Cornhuskers.
I'm sure it seems like it's a little early to start a thread for the new season, but the reality is that the new season really does begin right after the National Championship Game and the final rankings. As we all know, there's been no shortage of news so far on the college football front -- some of it sad, some of it intriguing, some of it confusing and some of it downright irritating. Some of it also hopeful -- I really think this is going to be the year that there's (to mix sports) a full court press for a championship series. We'll see.
Anyway, there's going to be plenty happening from now until kick-off in Fall. ('Fall'. Sounds an eternity away, doesn't it?) So I thought I'd launch a new thread. I hope everyone brings their A-game to this thread the way you did to last year's and that we have as much fun as we did during the 2011 - 2012 season. You guys (and gals) were one of the best things about last season for me. You're the greatest.
Hopefully our coach won't royally embarrass us this season, but I know he will. In one night I saw the number of things covered in LSU go from everywhere to nonexistent. Lol
I miss football. I'm glad we've got a new thread!
Now we just need a playoff!
This is what they call playoffs?
Well, at least they're talking about it. But this kind of playoff is far, far from what I want. I wanted to see each conferences' top two playing in a true playoff season. Is that too much to ask? And isn't that what the NCAA basketball March Madness is about -- a Cinderella team's shot at the whole thing. Isn't it exciting when we see a second tier seeded basketball team defying all odds and making a run for it fueled by guts and determination? And doesn't a football team with a season in which they don't lose a single game have a right to a Rocky Balboa shot at the crown even if they're just an obscure 'club fighter'?
Yeah, yeah. I know all about the bowl games. But we could make them just as exciting -- and maybe moreso -- by having different bowls host different playoff match-ups.
At this rate, however, I'm afraid most of you will be as old as me before you ever see a true playoff season.
Come on Iowa State, that is about all I can say this early in the season but I am looking forward to building off last years wins and having a more solid year where we win the games we should win.
Also looking forward to the revamped Big 12, have always hated Missouri so I am really glad they are now the SEC's problem
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As for football as a whole I look forward to the seemingly never ending drama that is the relocation and expansion news. No sarcasm.
As for the Big Ten. I look forward to their match ups with the Pac 12. But that doesn't happen for a few more years. Off hand I'm drawing a blank.
As for football as a whole part 2:doesn't the current contract expire in two more years (seasons)?
As for football as a whole part 3:how will the championship game shape up? will we face the same scenerio next season as we did the last one?
as for the big 10 part 2:wil/ Heeeere's Olesker! get real jacked up (and may be talk trash) for a Nebraska game that he thinks they'll win only to make a post later that day or the next day about having a glass of milk with his humble pie? Ok. we don't have to wait till next year to find out that answer.
But let's not get ahead of ourselves gents.
You're absolute right about not having to wait for next year for the answer to your final question -- although it may not be quite the answer you're anticipating or hoping for. I guarantee you I've learned from last year and I'm going to zip it about making Nebraska predictions. To paraphrase Nixon, "You won't have Olesker to kick around anymore."
That said, I'm dying for the season to start...or at least get closer. This thread is a lot of fun for me...and I hope for others as well.
Thanks for that, midor. You know, there's no zealot like a convert. I came to be a Nebraska fan late as a result of meeting my Kim many years ago. She's a University of Nebraska grad and all these years later she's now studying for her Masters Degree through NU. As a former Chicago boy, back then I was always into professional sports. We met in the Bahamas while I was living there for a couple of years (Kim was on vacation with her girlfriends) and I working with the natioinal television broadcast network ZNS. After she flew back and forth half a dozen times and we decided to get married she asked where I wanted to live. When I told her Boca Raton she was aghast. She explained that Florida -- all of Florida -- was Big Red's arch-rival. She said she'd marry me but I'd have to get a big screen TV, a dish and fly her to Lincoln three times a year to see the Huskers play. We did that for five years and I finally decided it was prudent to live in the Midwest. But in the interim I became a rabid Husker fan, attending all the Orange Bowl games during the glory years, destroying the 'Canes being the high point. But it was really the Nebraska fans that won me over. Classy fans, always standing in the bars in Lincoln as piano players played the opposing team's fight song, applauding great plays by the opposition and giving props.
Now I bleed Husker Red and all you have to do with my four-year old Max is call "Hussssssssskers...--" and he'll shout back "-- Go Big Red!" Awfully cute. Ya can't start 'em too young.
So let's bring on the season and GO BIG RED!!!
I wonder if Martinez will improve or if he has already peaked. I wish he'd play like he did his first season before the injury.
It's a fair and good question. He's been dicey from the start -- both health-wise and quality wise. In my book he's never been like Tommy Frazier, Crouch or Scott Frost or (RIP) Brook Berringer. Each of them was solid from the start and throughout their career. You always knew what you were going to get and there was steady improvement.
Martinez surely shows flashes of brilliance, but it's like me trying to bench press 250 lbs. On a really great day, with everything being perfect in my word, I can do it. But there's no guarantee I'll be able to do it next week. I just never feel 100% comfortable with Martinez. I'm always waiting for the next interception or the next injury. Just like that 250 lbs. bench press, I don't have a confidence level in him. It's why I stick with 200 lbs. and it's why I'm looking forward to NU's next great quarterback.
That said, I sure hope he surprises me and puts in a full and amazing season. He has it within himself.
Right now I am still enjoying College Basketball season as my Kentucky Wildcats are in the Final Four!! Woo Hoo!!
But with that said, I rarely get excited about college football because Kentucky doesn't have a football program. Wait...yes they do....they are just terrible. LOL.
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And now that we're done with this thankfully brief (aptly named) March Madness in which we're subjected to watching ten pituitary cases running amok on a hardwood floor and reaching down so they can drop a ball into a hoop below them, can we get back to the truly great sport of College Football?
If I was a Nebraska fan, I'd pretend our basketball team didn't exist, too. Zing! I'll be here all week. Don't forget to tip your waitress.
Seriously though, other than the NFL draft in April, what am I going to watch until college football starts? The 162 game MLB regular season? The... ugh... NBA regular season?
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All joking aside, I really think it's interesting how some universities have grown up as "football schools" and others are "basketball schools". Even within conferences, there are schools that seem to have an identity one way or the other. There seem to be only a few universities that do both at the national title level (OSU, Texas, Florida come to mind, although I'm sure there are a few others). Sure, that's partly due to how hard it is to compete for national titles in anything. But i think to some degree, it's more about those universities putting a lot of money into their athletics budgets.
I should also point out that I'd MUCH rather have my school be good at one or the other than be good at neither!
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I used to work in Human Resources at a Pella Windows & Doors manufacturing plant. One of the Department Managers, Billy Legate, played fullback for Nebraska from 1995-98. He loved to talk about the National Championships with them during the 1995 and 1997 seasons. Great guy to talk with!
Yeah, I have always found it odd why most schools can't seem to excel in more than one sport. In the case of Kentucky football, they have had good years (National Champions in 1950 under Bear Bryant) and some great players (Tim Couch, Andre Woodson, Randall Cobb, etc.), but only mediocre as a team. Plus, it is always difficult being the little brother in the tough SEC playing the likes of Alabama, Florida, LSU, Georgia, Arkansas, etc. on a weekly basis.
But you are right, I am glad to be a fan of 2 schools (Kentucky, Murray State) that are at least good at 1 sport.
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That's an interesting observation and it makes me wonder why that's so. I'm not sure if it starts with great leadership (a great basketball or football coach) or great players from either sport. Either way, as I've said, it's an interesting observation.
Yeah, the 90s were amazing years for the Huskers. Kim and I lived in Boca Raton, Florida in those years -- the heart of enemy territory -- and to see them take down the 'Canes was amazing. Kim's a University of Nebraska alum (and currently doing her Masters graduate studies with the University of Nebraska), and I'm a huge Huskers convert. There are times, however, when she's a bit conflicted as we live less than an hour from Notre Dame and her cousin is ND Heisman Award-winner Johnny Lujack. Ah to have a wife that's a rabid football fan, loves Guinness and will even take a puff or two on a Cuban cigar from time to time! Every man's dream...
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