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When Tom Voyce went over for a try, seven minutes from time, the men in black and gold looked set to pick up a crucial win over local London rivals and four vital points that would have bolstered their assault on the league. However, as has been seen so many times this season for the reigning Premiership title holders, a last minute defeat was heartbreakingly to follow as Saracens winger Francisco Leonelli crossed the line just to two minutes later to give the home side back their lead and an advantage the visitors could not close.
It was another frustrating end to a game in which Wasps had played some excellent rugby, but the result has left Wasps with challenging battle to reach Europe with Saracens retaining their seventh place - seven points ahead of Wasps in tenth.
Going into the game Wasps made one change to their starting line up, with Tim Payne moving to the bench and Charlie Beech collecting his second Premiership start.
Opening the first game of a three in seven day run, Wasps were behind within two minutes after Tom Voyce gathered a kick ahead deep inside his 22. Instead of kicking back downfield, the visitors chose to move the ball amongst the forwards, and were penalised in front of the posts, giving Glen Jackson the simplest of chances to open the scoring.
After an exchange of kicks, Wasps were given a good attacking position when fullback Chris Wyles dropped Danny Cipriani's long clearance, just inside his 22. From the scrum Wasps moved the ball along the line and the home side were penalised in midfield, giving the fly half a straightforward kick at goal to level the scores.
Wasps were beginning to gather some momentum, and turnover ball just outside their 22 gave Cipriani the chance to go through a gap and take play up to halfway - but the move ended with a knock-on. Saracens then threatened and with Wasps skipper Tom Rees lying injured near halfway, the home side forced their way into the 22, but lost possession. From the scrum, Dan Leo's powerful charge made good ground before yet another knock-on spoiled a promising position.
With 12 minutes gone, Tim Payne came on for Pat Barnard leaving the field with a nasty cut to the head, before Jackson was off target with a 40-metre drop at goal. Two minutes later, Wasps were caught offside just outside their 22 and the fly half put his side back in front taking the score to 6-3.
Wasps were soon back on the attack, after defensive pressure forced a handling error in midfield, and Simon Shaw's fly hack set up a lineout near the corner following Josh Lewsey's strong chase. Possession was secured but Saracens won a turnover and launched a counterattack before conceding another penalty - and Cipriani landed a fine kick to make it 6-6 with 16 minutes of the half left.
Saracens were within a whisker of scoring the game's opening try, when Justin Marshall raced through a gap to find Francisco Leonelli in support, however the defence managed to bundle him into touch at the corner.
Cipriani then set Wasps fans roaring with a brave mark under pressure. He then took a quick tap and a blistering burst of pace took him well over halfway, before Saracens stopped the move. A counterattack of their own ended with another simple penalty for Jackson, to put his side back in front. Cipriani and Lewsey then combined to send Dominic Waldouck streaking away on a thrilling run down the left wing. He managed to get over in the corner, but only after Jackson's desperate tackle had forced his outside arm into touch and the TMO correctly ruled that no try had been scored.
Saracens were next to threaten the line after Jackson's perfectly judged chip bounced kindly for Brad Barritt. The centre was stopped a few metres short, but Wasps were penalised, and Jackson's fourth successful kick put his side six points ahead, with two minutes of the half left.
Wasps came straight back and a powerful run by Lewsey set up a threatening position which was lost by another offence in the shadow of the posts. With the final play of the half, the lively Joe Simpson almost went over in the corner after pouncing on a loose ball and racing down the touchline.
The visitors had won the lion's share of the possession and the backs had looked dangerous on occasions, but a combination of turnovers, penalties and handling errors meant that they'd failed to turn possession and territory into points and went in three point behind at half time.
With all to play for in what was set to be a big second half, Wasps made one change with Richard Birkett replacing Simon Shaw. Almost immediately, a blood injury saw Mark Van Gisbergen replaced by Lachlan Mitchell. The Australian got into the action from the off when he fielded a clearance kick and combined with Tom Voyce to begin a sustained multi-phased attack, which saw Wasps go close on both sides of the field before the move ended with a knock-on near the left corner. Another counterattack from a kick, this time started by Lewsey, took play deep into the home 22, before the ball was buried beneath a pile of bodies and the referee awarded Saracens the put-in to a scrum in front of their posts. Wasps continued to hammer away, but several minutes of pressure were ended when the home side won a vital turnover and cleared to halfway.
As Dan Leo limped off, to be replaced by Marty Veale 13 minutes into the half, Cipriani's penalty from inside his own half came back off the post. Waldouck was first to the rebound, to keep up the pressure, but Wasps were forced into touch on the left. They continued to press and were soon rewarded for their efforts with another penalty, this time inside the 22, and just to the left of the posts. Cipriani made no mistake, to narrow the gap to three points, 12-9.
After aggressive tackling won a turnover in Saracens territory, Simpson showed his attacking threat when he raced through a gap to find his way deep into the 22. However he was forced back across the field and possession was turned over. As the game entered its final quarter, TV stats showed that Wasps had spent 37 percent of the half in their opponents' 22 and 77 percent in their half, and three points had been scant reward for such dominance. It was Saracens who came close to snatching the next score when Jackson's snap drop at goal was just wide. Despite that miss the fly half's accurate kicking was now keeping Wasps pinned down in their own half.
A turnover in the 22 eventually gave them the chance to lift the pressure, and Josh Lewsey's long run down the left took play back to the Saracens 22, before Cipriani missed a penalty with ten minutes left. Another Simpson run opened up the defence, but a pass out to the left went slightly forwards. With seven minutes on the clock, Wasps finally crossed the line when Voyce won the race to Van Gisbergen's chip, just before the ball rolled into touch. Cipriani's conversion attempt from the touchline, was short and wide but the side were now two points ahead. The lead was short lived though as a sharp Saracens move down the right saw Leonelli dart over for a match winning try, which Jackson converted to put his side 19-14 ahead.
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I'm an admirer of Robert Gates.
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We'd heard a lot about it. It was part of the sales pitch from a Kirkland mom-friend before we moved here last year from the Midwest, and part of an impromptu orientation by one of our wonderful neighbors when we did. Throughout the year, the buzz grew. I added it as a recurring Outlook appointment and was reminded of the start date Monday when volunteers announced the start of the concert series during the .
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We parked our stroller behind us where we wouldn't block anyone's view (we were the back row), spread a picnic blanket, did some final suntan lotion touch-ups, strapped on the sun hats and broke out our morning picnic.
The show was fantastic. I must admit, I was worried about it at first. I'd sold my preschooler on the idea of going to a concert and she was excited to see a band and singers. Clearly, I hadn't done my homework. This first show was a fascinating, entertaining and surprisingly educational juggling act.
This show featured Rhys Thomas, a talented juggler and entertainer. Not only did this world-class act wow the crowd with all kinds of juggling feats, he taught us about the physics involved – while keeping the crowd entertained with silly antics and fun visuals for the kids, and subtle parent humor for the rest of us.
We all enjoyed it. Even my 1-year-old was enthralled by the sounds, sights and clapping. We can't wait for more. Luckily, we've got plenty more ahead of us.
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- July 19 – Caspar Babypants: Northwest favorite will rock your pants off, baby!
- July 26 – Johnny Bregar: Rootsy, jazzy, bluesy music for kids and adults.
- Aug. 2 – Recess Monkey: These teachers know how to rock.
- Aug. 9 – The Not-It's: Don't forget your tutu!
- Aug. 16 – Eric Ode: Award-winning children's singer/songwriter.
- Aug. 23 – Let Your Music Shine: Come along on a Singin' Safari!
The children's concert has us excited for the evening series as well. Starting this week, the evening concerts take place on Thursday from 7-9 p.m.
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- July 7 – Ruby Dee and the Snakehandlers: Rockabilly, Roots, and Country all the way from Austin, Texas.
- July 14 – The Freckles Brown Band: Classic rock and originals.
- July 21 – Star Anna and the Laughing Dogs: Original alt-rock and folk.
- July 28 – Mud Junket: Blues Rock featuring Kirkland resident Eve Maler.
- Aug. 4 - Garth Reeves:Roots Rock.
- Aug. 11 – Soul Purpose: 11-piece soul & classic rock.
- Aug. 18 – Handful of Luvin': Back by popular demand, the original light rock with virtuoso electric violinist.
- Aug. 25 – Clinton Fearon and the Boogie Brown Band: Roots reggae from the best reggae band this side of Jamaica.
I am so impressed to learn that both Kirkland Summer Concert Series' are organized by volunteers and funded by local businesses and individuals. I've done event planning professionally and I know how much time and dedication it involves. Thank you to everyone that makes these events possible.
If this first show was any indication, these events truly are a tremendous opportunity for residents – and a true selling point for this community. For more information about the concerts or how to get involved, go to www.kirklandsummerconcerts.org or "like" "Kirkland Summer Concerts at Marina Park" on Facebook.
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Thread: Rookie Randy Moss or Rookie AD.
Rookie Randy Moss or Rookie AD.
My co-worker and I were talking about this if you could choose one or the other to have on the team which one would you choose. Man that is tough for me.
Without AD we would still have Taylor. A step down soemwhat but CT is a different style of RB. And having a player like Moss focuses the Defense on the passing game and less on the runs so CT could have a great year.
Re: Rookie Randy Moss or Rookie AD.
Rookie Randy had losts of help on that 98 team to make him look good
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That is a tough one. But I think I'd take Moss because of how much more he stretches the field.Any man who afflicts the human race with ideas must be prepared to see them misunderstood. - H.L. Mencken
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Re: Rookie Randy Moss or Rookie AD.
He made scoring almost too easy.
Now if I'm picking one of them for my team I go with AD.
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Re: Rookie Randy Moss or Rookie AD.
Adrian Peterson no doubt. Randy was great but I think AP makes more of an impact on the overall game. AP gets an opportunity to carry the ball numerous times a game essentally touching the ball more than Moss. Moss was more of quick strike and the defense is back on the field. With AP we get to beat up on teams and say good luck at tackling him as the game goes.
Recently I've spent time reviewing just what AP was able to accomplish in his first year out of college. Essentially last year was supposed to be his senior year, what he's accomplished so early has displayed the ability and if he's able to maintain health he's gonna get even better. Plus with Peterson you have his concous personality, a very humble hard working kid whereas Moss would come out with statements like playing when he wants too but basically finding himself in headlines and on TV in a negative way.
IMO there really is no contest, but we as Viking fans have been very lucky, we drafted the most explosive WR in the History of the game and we now have a RB with the same opportunity but at a different position. Berring any kind of long term injuries and nags I expect AP to rewrite record books. Breaking the single game rushing record his first season is a hell of start.
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Re: Rookie Randy Moss or Rookie AD.
On this team? AD.
I love Moss, but I'm not convinced that we have the passing game to get as much out of moss in 2008 as we did in 98.Zeus wrote:
When are you going to realize that picking out the 20 bad throws this year and ignoring the 300 good ones does not make your point?
Re: Rookie Randy Moss or Rookie AD.
There's no way of answering that fairly until you clarify what you mean by "your team".
Do you mean any team we care to assemble using any player from any team? Do you mean using current players or can we use players that no longer play the game?
I could easily go for having Jerry Rice & AD on my team as I could LT & Moss.
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Re: Rookie Randy Moss or Rookie AD.
I read it as which had the bigger year. Randy.
When you are a primary back you have a crap load of touches to make an impact. As a rookie Wr, the QB is not going to view you as the primary on most plays. Moss destroyed teams with his 7-10 looks a game. 17 tds is a good year you an all pro - Hall of famer. 17 tds for a rookie WR is Greek God like. Think about it, Colston is the last WR to set the league on fire and he had 8 tds his rookie year. Now imagine if he had 17.
Randy had help i Reed, Carter and Co....but AD has the best Run Blocking line behind him(I think the Giants/Skins may be a close second) and an anemic passing game. All of these help him get more touches.
Look at Maroney on the Pats, he is a 1500 yard back on most teams, however, he will never be use dn that manner on the Pats due to their passing game.
Re: Rookie Randy Moss or Rookie AD.
In Madden, Moss
Reality, AD.
Trust me, I'm a doctor.
Re: Rookie Randy Moss or Rookie AD.
Believe it or not everyone, I'm going to say Peterson.
Yes, not Moss.
You can build a franchise around a great running back, you can't do that with a receiver unless you have someone getting him the ball as well.
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Kentucky doesn't allow same-sex marriages or civil unions, or recognize those that occur in other states.
But even if it did, that wouldn't mean that a woman who prosecutors say heard her same-sex partner admit to killing a man and saw her cleaning blood from his van a couple of years ago could assert a spousal privilege to avoid testifying at an upcoming murder trial, a state court judge has ruled, because the women are not actually married.
Defendant Bobbie Jo Clary and her domestic partner, Geneva Case, entered into a civil union in Vermont in 2004. Both women argued that their constitutional rights are violated by not being accorded the same spousal privilege that applies to opposite-sex married couples, according to WDRB.
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"At a minimum, the privilege granted by the Commonwealth of Kentucky would require that the parties be actually married. Ms. Case and the Defendant are not, under the law of either Kentucky or Vermont. The fact that Vermont may extend the marital privilege to couples who have entered into a civil union does not require Kentucky to do so."
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Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. on today, June 5, 2013, at Collins-Burke Funeral Home Parlor. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. on Thursday, June 6, 2013, at Collins-Burke Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow at Sardis Cemetery on Old Tuscaloosa Road in Jasper. Billy Culverson will officiate.
He was preceded in death by his father, Ubern Ruben McGuff; mother, Gladys Christine Wright McGuff; brother, David Wayne McGuff; and sister, Betty Winsett.
He is survived by his sisters, Carolyn Biddle of Parrish, Shirley Merritt and Bertha Cornelius; brother, Claude McGuff; and a host of nieces, nephews and friends.
Pallbearers will be Jeremy Claude Merritt, David Kirchhan, Ray Livingston, Jim Culverson, Derick DeFoor, Matt Smith, Tim Culverson, Mark Jacks, David Mullins, Terry Culverson and Cecil Culverson.
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NEW YORK Ś As the tabloids speculated about whether Jessica Simpson is expecting again (she is) and the media zeroed in on Kate MiddletonÆs acute morning sickness, Kim Kardashian says it was nice to be out of the media spotlight during the early stages of her pregnancy.
ōIÆm obviously so happy for them, but if anything I loved the privacy,ö the 32-year-old reality TV star said in an interview Wednesday.
That bit of privacy went out the window when KardashianÆs boyfriend, Kanye West, revealed during a Dec. 30 concert in Atlantic City, N.J., that they are expecting their first child together.
Now that the word is out, Kardashian says her motherly instincts have made her pull back from being so open about her personal life.
ōI think that definitely kicks in where youÆre like, `OK, I have to go in protect mode,Æ and as ironic as it sounds, you live your life on a reality show but then when you grow up ... certain things change your life that make you want to be more private and this is definitely one of them.ö
The couple went public with their relationship in March.
Kardashian married NBA player Kris Humphries in August 2011 and their divorce is not finalized.
West rarely grants interviews, and the 35-year-old rapper is the ying to the Kardashian familyÆs ōout thereö yang. Kardashian says she is somewhat influenced by WestÆs approach.
ōWhen you spend time with someone, you learn things from them, so I see what (his) views are in wanting to be private, so thatÆs a choice we make together as a family just in how weÆre gonna raise our kid,ö she said. ō... But my personal experience of having really open relationships on the show, IÆve done that, and for me I feel like I got really scrutinized when people didnÆt maybe understand my decisions at some point, so I feel like after that experience IÆve become more private more so than just like KanyeÆs views or anything.ö
Kardashian is due in July.
A new season of her reality show with her sister Kourtney, ōKourtney and Kim Take Miami,ö premieres Sunday on E! (9 p.m. EST).


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A funeral service will be 3 p.m. on Nov. 17, 2013, at Deer Park High School for Deer Park resident James Bryan Sibley, 16, who passed on Nov. 10 in Deer Park.
Born Oct.1, 1997, in Fairbanks, Alaska, he was the son of James and Jacqueline Sibley.
He was a young man full of love. His hobby was sharing this love with those around him. James did this many ways.
He enjoyed art and music, whether he was drawing pictures for his peers at DPHS; or singing along with his favorite song, he was doing it as a way to share his love with those around him.
James also enjoyed football, basketball, golf and a good game of pool.
James was very involved at the Deer Park Youth Center. He was also a regular attendee at Christ Church of Deer Park, where he was baptized and attended their youth group.
James is survived by his mother, Jacqueline; his father, James; two brothers Mark and Nicholas; a sister, Serenity; and grandmother, Joan Hoist. He is also survived by his birth parents, Mark J. Sibley and Bonnie Mae Clift; as well as a half-brother, Joseph; and grandparents, Judy and Larry Welsh and Leonard and Alice Lipkin.
James was welcomed into heaven by his grandfather Gerald L. Sibley.
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PLATTSBURGH — Marion Louise Mousseau, known to friends and family as 'Mim' passed away on Dec. 23, 2012 at CVPH after an extended illness.
Mim was born in Fairfield, Pa., on June 6, 1931, and grew up in historic Gettysburg. The Gettysburg National Military Park was her childhood stomping ground and became a much-loved destination for family trips.
Her mother and father, Carrie Spangler and Clyde Musselman and her beloved brother Dale Musselman predeceased Mim.
Mim retired from the Northern New York Center in 1995 as an Administrative Specialist and in her retirement, enjoyed babysitting for her only grandson, Noah. Mim loved to dance and she loved to read and she passed many hours reading fiction crime thrillers and suspense novels. Mim also deeply cared for animals and that was an important value she passed on to her own family.
Mim is survived by her children, Penny Trombley, Kim Mousseau and Michael Mousseau. She is also survived by her grandson, Noah Trombley, her treasured companion cat, Katie as well as many Musselman cousins and nephews.
Mim will be remembered as a Mother and friend and as someone who remained forever "young at heart."
In keeping with her wishes there will be a simple memorial service at 2 p.m. at the R.W. Walker Funeral Home in Plattsburgh on Saturday, Dec. 29. Donations in her memory can be made to the Adirondack Humane Society.
The family extends gratitude and thanks to the nursing and supportive care staff at CVPH.
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Wrecker driver fined $200,000 for releasing impounded car
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Thirty-three-year-old Gary Williams, a wrecker driver of a Kingston 19 address was on Friday convicted in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate Court, after he pleaded guilty to a charge of perverting the course of justice.
Reports are that some time in November 2011, the police seized a vehicle and Williams was tasked to transport it to the pound. It is alleged that Williams, unknowing to the Police personnel, solicited $10, 000 from the driver of the motor vehicle to have the car released.
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A new curriculum can help trainers of foster and adoptive parents and kinship caregivers promote resilience among children who have been exposed to violence. Produced by the Family Violence Prevention Fund with support from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, Connect: Supporting Children Exposed to Domestic Violence is a basic training session on the dynamics of domestic violence, the impact of exposure to domestic violence on children, and strategies for supporting children who have been exposed to violence. It includes a trainer's guide and toolkit with a curriculum, power point, mini-magazines and optional training videos. Email email@example.com for free copies of the CD and learn more here.
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Saints WR Marques Colston suffered a broken collarbone in Thursday night's season opener against the Packers and will miss approximately four weeks, Fox Sports' Jay Glazer reported.
Colston had six catches for 81 yards in the 42-34 loss to the Packers. Head coach Sean Payton said on Friday that Colston suffered an injury on the second to last play of the game. He had a 23-yard catch on the team's final drive.
In 15 games last season, Colston had 1,023 receiving yards and a touchdown.
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The Saints' offense moved the ball well on Thursday night and Colston looked very good. With him out, the Saints will need Lance Moore back and healthy. Moore missed the season opener. This will also mean more touches for Devery Henderson and Robert Meachem.


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McCormick & Schmick's Seafood - Bellevue
- Address:
700 Bellevue Way NE #115
Bellevue, WA 98004Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
McCormick & Schmick's Seafood - Bellevue
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.mccormickandschmicks.com/Seattle
- Phone: 4254542606x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday 11:00am-4:00pm Sunday 11:00am-3:00pm; Brunch: Sunday 11:00am-3:00pm Dinner: Monday - Friday 4:00pm-11:00pm, Saturday 3:00pm-11:00pm Sunday 3:00pm-10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Chris Crum
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch
A word from McCormick & Schmick's Seafood - Bellevue
McCormick & Schmick's Seafood & Steaks is located in Lincoln Square, near an eclectic mix of retail, residential homes, offices, entertainment establishments, and hotels. We are well situated for a classic business lunch, break from shopping, intimate dining experience or a celebration.Continued
From fresh seafood and shellfish to aged steaks and garden fresh salads, our goal is to exceed your dining expectations.
As our guest you will experience culinary excellence at its best. Our menus reflect seafood from the Pacific Rim, Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. We also source products from local ranches, farms and wineries to showcase regionally inspired dishes.
A distinctive feature of our restaurant is our beautiful bar area that offers you a comfortable environment from which to enjoy a wide variety of wines, beers, classic drinks and trendy cocktails.
From fresh seafood and shellfish to aged steaks and garden fresh salads, our goal is to exceed your dining expectations.
As our guest you will experience culinary excellence at its best. Our menus reflect seafood from the Pacific Rim, Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. We also source products from local ranches, farms and wineries to showcase regionally inspired dishes.
A distinctive feature of our restaurant is our beautiful bar area that offers you a comfortable environment from which to enjoy a wide variety of wines, beers, classic drinks and trendy cocktails.
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McCormick & Schmick's Seafood - Bellevue reviews from OpenTable diners
140 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food3.9Service4.1
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (72)good for groups (45)great for lunch (39)fit for foodies (37)kid-friendly (25)neighborhood gem (25)great for brunch (25)romantic (22)notable wine list (15)hot spot (12)late-night find (9)vibrant bar scene (6)scenic view (4)great for outdoor dining (3)Show More
- DisappointedBellevueLawyerDined on 8/28/2014Years ago when I worked in Seattle, I viewed the downtown McCormick & Schmicks as one of the best dining venues for professionals. I have now been located in the Bellevue office of my firm for a while and thought I'd give the Bellevue M&S a try. It was a disappointment. I found not 1, but 2 strands of hair cooked into my rainbow trout, which was drowning in butter/oil. The appetizer wasn't warm. Desert was similarly mediocre. On a bright note, the waitresses were personable and attentive. The food was a disappointment from beginning to end. First rate restaurants with excellent food fill up at lunch. M&S filled out about a third to one-half of the available seats on a Thursday. I know why. You can do better.
- LovechocolateVIPDined on 8/26/2014The lobster salad is my favorite here, just ask to get romaine lettuce instead of iceberg. The salmon good, mushrooms and brussel sprouts very tasty. Didn't have anyrhibg else this time. There s some peculiar smell when you walk in(you get used to it but that's not good) I think it's the carpet smell, it's bothersome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a shameSuzieDined on 8/22/2014We have dined at McCormick and Schmicks often in the past. Last night is the last time we'll eat here. The calamari "fritto misto" included breaded and fried carrots, jalapeño peppers and artichoke hearts. The fried vegetables were unexpected and not particularly appetizing. I ordered lobster tail and beef medallions which was served with roasted potatoes and grilled tomato. The beef medallions were cold andthe lobster tasted good but had the consistency of rubber. My companions strip steak oscar came with roughly two teaspoons of crab and was served with asparagus which was tough and mashed potatoes. Our waiter was "slammed" and didn't check in with us until we were done. Management did camp the entrees but it was a disappointing evening.
- great!NikkDined on 8/18/2014My husband and I choose this restaurant for our 10 year anniversary and we were not disappointed. The food was excellent and very filling.Special Features:
- McCormick and Schmick's LunchClevelandgalDined on 8/14/2014The menu was very appealing with a lot of choices; however, our meals were very disappointing. My $20 lobster cobb salad lacked flavor and my son's fra davolo pasta with mussels was bland as well. I couldn't believe how much money we had spent on a lunch that should have been outstanding. Will not eat there again.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/13/2014We have visited this restaurant multiple times and the food quality every time is just fair. The fish is good but has been overcooked on multiple occasions so on this last visit, my wife and I got streaks and where not impressed. For the price of the steaks, I expected better quality as they were not flavorful, dry and somewhat overcooked. Next time I want a steak dinner, I will go to a steakhouse as the prices are similar. However, we went there for my daughter's birthday and they created a personalized menu for us saying "happy 8th birthday" on it which made it extra special for her and the personal touch was impressive.Special Features:
- Cold food and shrimp like bulletsBradDined on 8/13/2014Three of us dined here during a business trip. Food was served cold and summarily sent back. They reheated our steaks and shrimp. Wow. Had them refire the entire order and still came out cold. How is that possible? Shrimp on both orders were grilled into rubbery bullets. We ate it because we were hungry. Service was good though and the manager comp'd the entrees at least.
- My number one choiceDenspicksVIPDined on 8/11/2014Great food great service eaten there three nights in a row I love itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good food, good serviceronfstopDined on 8/10/2014We were there early so it was uncrowded and quiet. If it were full, the tables would be pretty close together. Food, service, and presentation were very good.Special Features:
- Another delicious experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/9/2014Not my first dining experience at a McCormick & Schmick's, but my first at the Bellevue location. Nonetheless, the quality and taste of the food was up to their standard. The mussels were delicious! The chef did not overcook the mussels to rub and kept them tender. Surprisingly the kobe burger is the best I've had in Bellevue.Special Features:
- great serviceshawdDined on 8/2/2014Our booth was too small - we were moved to a table right away without any fuss. We kidded our server that we thought the forks should be chilled for our pie. When she brought the pie to the table, guess what, the forks were chilled just right !!Special Features:
- Excellent service and foodOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/19/2014Celebrating birthday at McCormick & Schmick's Bellevue, WA. Both service and food were excellent. They were having a 35-aniversary menu. Tried ordered from it. Scallop and NY Steak were excellent.Special Features:
- Jeff's birthday dinner and friendsMurphypartyof4Dined on 7/18/2014We were given gift cards for McCormick and Schmicks, so we tried it on my husbands birthday. Our waiter figured out it was his birthday and brought him a special treat with a candle. The men enjoyed a bottle of red wine and I enjoyed a yummy pomegranate martini. We would most definitely return, if we weren't moving to Wyoming. Thank you for a wonderful evening.Special Features:
- Great seafood!WheelsDined on 7/16/2014I love McCormick & Schmick's mainly for the seafood, both specialty dishes and straightforward preparations. One of the best fish restaurants in Seattle!Special Features:
- schottsieDined on 7/8/2014Nice atmosphere, but we both ordered the halibut and it was very dry, not tasty at all. The service was good, but the food was not.Special Features:
- McCormick & Schmick's SeafoodKrisVIPDined on 7/7/2014It was great. Will come again. The food and the service that I got today was wonderful.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 7/5/2014Had a very nice dinner experience. The food was very good and our server Peter was attentive and provided excellent customer service.Special Features:
- Super Fish!AlskiDined on 7/4/2014The Halibut was out of this world. Great food and a great location. I always eat at M & S when I'm in Bellevue.Special Features:
- RedcadiredcadiDined on 6/29/2014Had a wonderful meal and great service. Always enjoy this restaurantSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid choice for a good night outCDRClavenDined on 6/28/2014Wife and I had a great relaxed dinner. Service was excellent and food was really good. Bartenders were busy, but quick to serve and good conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthay Celebration DinnerJALPDined on 6/28/2014Our party of 6 had dinner there to celebrate my husband's 75th birthday and our adult son's birthday as well. The food was good and the waiter was excellent. Menu's with my husband's name and 75th birthday congratulations were an added bonus from the usual free ice cream with a candle on top. The place was crowded (Sat. night 6 PM) and a little noisy, but we still could carry on a conversation. Great place to dine!Special Features:
- ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 6/27/2014Greg, our waiter, was very friendly and efficient. He anticipated our needs.Special Features:
- Good fish and desserts too!BeckyDined on 6/26/2014I came back to McCormick and Schmick's a second time in one week for the great fish and appetizers. My coworker and I both enjoyed the stuffed salmon dinner, but the star of the meal was the dungeness crab tower with avocado and mango. What a great combination. It was perfectly portioned for the two of us to share. The lobster bisque is also wonderful, but don't expect to be able to eat all of your meal too, unless you have a big appetite!Special Features:
- Good SeafoodMilkyDined on 6/26/2014Had a very nice dinner. Food was good. Thank you!Special Features:
- Always great.OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 6/26/2014Celebrated our 32 nd anniversary last week, had custom menus with our names. Met by the manager who greeted us and had a great window booth. Scampi and Salmon which were both out of this world and the waiter was perfect. Thank Mc Cormicks. PS We have been going to McCormicks for many years and always had a great experience.Special Features:
- Closed prior to our arrivalBryanVIPDined on 6/23/2014If you are going to close the restaurant prior to the arrival of customers with reservations, it would be polite to at least inform them.
- Great experienceAwesomeDined on 6/19/2014My wife & I ate at McCormick's via the recommendation of my father-in-law, & we're glad we did; we had an amazing experience. First off, I used the Open Table app on iOS to make a reservation, & added, "celebrating our 7-year wedding anniversary" to the notes. When we arrived the hostess mentioned that she had something "special" for us & brought out menus with "Happy 7th Anniversary to the Macks" along the top. We got to keep the menus (which got tied up in a nice bow). After dinner, we were also given a great dessert! This was a great experience.Special Features:
- Birthday LunchKahunaDined on 6/18/2014My neighbor and I celebrated my birthday with lunch at this restaurant. I asked the waitress if there was something special for celebrating my birthday there, she said I would get a complimentary dessert. A warm, brownie-type cake, scoop of vanilla ice cream, with a lit candle on top was brought to the table. My neighbor and I shared it. It was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GrammiDined on 6/18/2014Wonderful lunch special! A HUGE salad, and perfectly cooked salmon for me; with asparagus. Dreamy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- You can't go wrong!LadyGeorgianaDined on 6/15/2014Choosing McCormick's & Schmick's is a great choice every time. While they are kid-friendly, the physical layout provides for intimacy at each table so it is possible to have a romantic or group dining experience all your own. The entire menu is comprised of delights for many different tastes. I always take longer deciding on my menu choice than in other restaurants, as the entrees I have had before are memorable - but, truly, no choice is a wrong choice off this well-crafted menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A lunch gone wrongOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/15/2014We made a reservation for two people for lunch at 12:30 pm on Sunday June 15, 2014 at McCormick & Schmicks Bellevue location. Our waiter seemed okay to start but definitely lacking knowledge of the daily menu. I ordered the Parmesan Crusted Sole on the menu and my wife ordered the Santa Fe Shrimp Salad as our main dish. The waiter returned ten minutes later to tell me that the was Sole was not available but said that Tilapia fish was available. I ordered the Almond Crusted Rainbow Trout instead. Our dishes finally arrived and my wife discovered that the salad was missing the avocado which went back to the kitchen for correcting. Our bill arrived and had to get it corrected as the waiter charged me for three menu items in error.
- Good but spendyFulltummyemptywalletDined on 6/14/2014Most of the people in my party had a wonderful dinner. My med rare filet mignon was dry - no juice on my plate... Overall a good dining experience but way more money than we felt the meal was worth.Special Features:
- Something was wrongOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 6/14/2014We've dined at McCormick's repeatedly over the years, and have become accustomed to a wonderful experience. Before this, had never had an evening like this one. Service was slow (35 minutes to bread; 60 minutes to entrees) and inconsistent, food was significantly below expectations for a Saturday pre-Father's Day event. (Six of us had dinner; six different entrees. Only two found their meal to be worth repeating. The other four just wanted to get out of there.)
- InconsistentTJA1Dined on 6/12/2014Our recent dinner was a disappointment. My cedar planked salmon was uncooked and still cold from the refrigerator in the middle, while my co-worker's was dry and over cooked. I eat a lot of salmon and this was a poorly prepared version. Compared to a recent meal at Seastar, my dining experience at McCormick & Schmick's in Bellevue felt amateur and over-priced for the quality. I've had decent meals here before, it just seems inconsistent.Special Features:
- great service, great food,savidj621Dined on 6/10/2014Very accommodating, great service, food. We had a group of 8 people for dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall good foodzeppelinDined on 6/9/2014Scallops are what I remembered for being perfectly soft and crisped up, but I also remember the shrimp being way too stringy and overcooked. Everything else tasted well. A solid choice, but won't blow you away.
- pricy for productyuminwoodinvilleDined on 6/8/2014Table of 9 for going away party. No drink refills- cold coffee and tea. WORST mahi I have ever had. Poor cut of fish I only ate a small portion of it but the waiter never asked if all was ok. Dissapointed overall. Bill came to $350 before tax/tip for entree , salad and drink no appetizers. Save your money and go to Daniels across the street!Special Features:
- Good not greatAEBB58Dined on 6/8/2014It has been a few years since we have been here. The food is definitely not what it use to be. Portions are small and just not the quality that I remember it was. The service was very good. We probably will not go back.
- Very UpsetSusanDined on 6/7/2014We were dinning the entire time the Fire Alarm was going off, over an hour of our dinner service was dealing with that. We were never asked if we wanted to cancel our orders and leave or even told what was going on. I personally got up and walked outside to ask others what was going on, the whole mall had been evacuated. We were never informed by staff on the issue. I was very frustrated that we were not offered any sort of compensation for this frustrating situation. I understand it was out of your control, however I felt that there should have been something done for the diners. However, the food was great...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mlc53Dined on 6/6/2014We always enjoy M&S for family occasions. This dinner was a birthday treat for my husband and was definitely a success. Wonderful seafood and a great bottle of wine. We will continue to consider this restaurant a first choice for a great dining experience.Special Features:


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LOS ANGELES - Uh oh. This can't be good. There is already a very serious division between two of the St. Louis Rams newest players, and it's over a very important issue, one central to the identity of the franchise.
Tavon Austin and Stedman Bailey were in the team's old stomping grounds this week for the NFLPA Rookie Premiere. They haven't spent too much time with the team yet, but enough that the two nearly inseparable teammates at college and pro teammates have different opinions of who has the most iconic hair feature at Rams Park: Les Snead's hair versus Jeff FIsher's mustache.
"Snead's is better," Bailey said. "He looks like a mafia type."
His teammate disagreed.
"Definitely coach Fisher's mustache," Austin said, taking his stand.
Both players spoke highly of the head coach and general manager. There was even some suggestion that each man derived some additional power from their main assets.


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Salem Soccer Wins National Team Ethics Award
The Salem College soccer team was one of only 88 teams in both men's and women's soccer for all NCAA divisions to earn the Team Ethics Award presented by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. Salem earned the silver level medal for only accumulating 3 yellow cards and 0 red cards during the 2012 season, which they finished 16-3-1.
MacKenzie Schmidt earns first Scholar All-Region Award in Salem History
MacKenzie Schmidt (Columbus, OH) became the 1st student-athlete in Salem College history to earn NCAA Scholar All-South Region Honors for her play on the soccer field this past fall and for her work in the classroom. She was placed on the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Scholar All-Region Honorable Mention Tea. Schmidt holds a 3.894 cumulative grade point average and she led the Great South Athletic Conference with 11 assists and 0.55 assists per game. She is a junior and majors in Not-For-Profit.
Hubbard earns All-South Atlantic Region honors for second time
For the second year in a row, Stephanie Hubbard (Sanford, NC) has earned the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-South Atlantic Region Honors. Last year, Hubbard became the 1st Salem athlete ever to earn all-region honors, and she repeated it again this year with a strong junior campaign.
Soccer Earns National Academic Award for Second Straight Year
The Salem College soccer team earned the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Team Academic Award for the 2011-2012 school year. This is the 2nd straight year the team has been honored with the award, which is acquired by having a team cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher for the entire academic school year. The Spirits obtained a team GPA of 3.13 last year.
Fall Review: 2012 Soccer Team
The Salem College soccer team reached great heights in 2012. The team posted the 3rd highest winning percentage in soccer history at .842, just behind the 2007 and 2010 soccer teams. The Spirits were 16-3-1 overall and 9-1 in the Great South. They brought home the first Great South Regular Season Championship in school history.
Soccer and Volleyball make the grades in GSAC
The Great South Athletic Conference has announced the 2012 Fall All-Academic award winners and 59 student-athletes from around the league were honored for coupling their athletic prowess with academic pursuits.
Soccer's Ferguson, Ketchum and others ranked nationally
In the final NCAA Division III statistical soccer rankings, the Salem College soccer team made the list in several areas. The Spirits, who finished the season with a 16-3-1 record and a Great South Regular Season Championship, had 6 different players in the rankings. Sawyer Ferguson (Billings, MT) finished the season with an impressive 10 game-winning goals, which was 2nd in the entire nation of over 8,000 athletes.
Soccer defeats Spelman 4-0 to move to championship game
The Salem College soccer team stormed by Spelman 4-0 in the Great South Tournament semifinals. Taylor Norman (Springfield, VA) had a goal and 2 assists in the win. The Spirits won their 16th game, which is a new record for wins in a season and they are currently 16-3.
Eight Soccer Players and Coach Callahan Honored by GSAC
The Great South Athletic Conference announced their women's soccer postseason award winners on Thursday morning and 8 Salem soccer student-athletes were earned honors. Salem's Tarryn Bundy (West Deptford, NJ) claimed the prestigious Freshman of the Year distinction while her head coach, Jay Callahan, earned the Coach of the Year nod after guiding the Spirits to the league's top seed heading into this weekend's conference tournament. Clara Kienzle from Agnes Scott won the Player of the Year, but she was followed closely by Sawyer Ferguson (Billings, MT) and Stephanie Hubbard (Sanford, NC) who came in 2nd and 3rd in Player of the Year voting.
Soccer Earns First Great South Regular Season Championship in School History
The Salem College soccer team clinched the first-ever Great South Athletic Conference (GSAC) Regular Season Championship in Salem College history today. The Spirits won 6-0 against Wesleyan College to improve to 9-1 in the Great South and 15-3 overall. Based on conference tie-breaker rules, the Spirits win the title over Covenant.


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2007 Avenue of the Arts continues to invigorate downtown
Installation work will conclude later this week on one of Kansas City's most progressive public art projects. In its eighth year, Avenue of the Arts provides an opportunity for artists to gain direct experience with the development and installation of art in the public environment. This year's collection includes six site-specific public art installations positioned along Central Street between Ninth and 14th streets. The exhibition will remain on display through September.
The collection will be officially debuted at a Third Friday celebration June 15 from 4-6 p.m. at the Folly Theatre, 300 W. 12th St. This event will be preceded by a special gallery talk at 3 p.m. featuring internationally renowned artist Jun Kaneko. Kaneko will be reviewing his recently installed "Water Plaza" sculptures and mural at the Kansas City Convention Center's grand ballroom south plaza, located at 16th Street and Wyandotte Avenue. Both events are free and open to the public.
Avenue of the Arts is an annual summer exhibition of temporary public artwork created by six regional artists. Works are selected by a panel of art professionals, and business and community representatives. This year's program is administered by the Avenue of the Arts Foundation (360º Architecture and DST Systems Inc.), in partnership with the City of Kansas City, Mo., Municipal Art Commission.
These are the artworks included in the 2007 exhibition:
"Stitching" by Alison Luoma -- located on the east wall of Bartle Hall at 13th Street and Central Street. It was designed to simulate a large-scale needle and thread, and it appears to be poking into an exterior wall of Bartle Hall.
"Sculpture Garden, Wild Flowers" by J.D. McGuire -- located on the south lawn of the Lyric Theatre at 11th Street and Central Street. This is a surreal terrarium displayed in a glass vitrine, featuring faux flowers that rotate via a solar-powered motor and simulated soil made out of melted plastic toys.
"Calling/Watching" by John Hachmeister -- located at the intersection of 13th Street and Central Street. The two standing figures made out of sand and molasses were designed to dissolve over the course of the exhibition.
"Infinite Maquette, My God Your God" by David Ford -- located on the north side of Barney Allis Plaza at 12th Street and Central Street. This is a free-standing sculpture featuring a pillar coated in enamel car paint, topped by two steel spheres, each separately labeled "My God" and "Your God."
"Staying the Course" by A. Bitterman and Deborah Pettid -- location to be determined in the vicinity of 12th Street and Central Street This is a giant banana sculpture made of extra durable papier mache. After it is installed, this piece will be attached to the side of an area building.
"Hide and Seek" by Larry Thomas -- various locations, near intersections of 10th Street and Central Street, and 12th Street and Central Street. This piece is to-scale photos of people posed in various positions printed on a specialized adhesive material. It was designed to camouflage onto the building surface.
Avenue of the Arts is a public/private partnership program and it was initiated in 2000 by Jim Calcara of 360º Architecture.
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Our great client in the Milwaukee area has an immediate opening for a Project Manager for Enterprise IT Infrastructure related projects. These are long term contract openings. If you are interested please apply with resume. BASIC FUNCTION: Provides highest level project management expertise and consultation to business domains and/or the IS Department in order to meet department, cross-department...
. Adecco Engineering and Technology is currently recruiting for a (4 year + contract) (IT Project Manager) job opportunity located in (Savannah, GA). Plans, executes, and finalizes projects according to strict deadlines and within budget. The Project Manager is responsible for defining the projects objectives and providing day-to-day coordination to ensure quality control throughout the projects ...
Sr. IT Project Manager w/ Banking (Information Security) Experience for our Cleveland, Ohio client Project: Archer Security Operations Center Module & Threat/Vulnerability Management Implmentation REQUIRED EXPERIENCE: * Must have Financial Banking experience. * Must have at least 6+years of Project Management experience managing formalized IT Application Development. * MUST - Expertise with m...
Working on several pressing projects such as application, infrastructure, office moves, etc. Will lead smaller projects and occasionally ones larger and more complex in scope. Account for the business and the success of all IT projects including project deliverables, project deadlines and budget variance Liaise directly with the business to ensure project goals and objectives are in line with c...
Multipoint Wireless is hiring on a contract-to-permanent basis, two Wireless/IT Project Manager positions in the Mountain View, CA area. Both positions require the candidate to be bilingual in English and Mandarin Chinese. The responsibilities of both roles are listed further below in the "Responsibilities" section. The main differences of the two positions are outlined immediately below: 1) Tech...
InfoWeb has the following requirement for our direct client in Illinois. If you are a fit please send your Word formatted resume to Mary at ***** or call me at (563) 582-5042. To be considered you must also be willing to become an InfoWeb employee. AbsolutelyNO corp to corp. All candidates must have GREAT COMMUNICATION skills and SOLID WORKEXPERIENCE. Location: Moline, IL Dura...
IT Project Manager - Wintel - IMG Candidate must have specific knowledge of managing large infrastructure projects. Must have experience Project Managing large infrastructure deployments with Wintel OS and hardware, and host migrations. Candidate will need to have experience driving infrastructure engineering teams to meet the project objectives, timelines, etc. Not looking for an application PM...
Our client is currently seeking a US - IT - PROJECT MANAGER II. Summary: We are looking for a strong, experienced Project Manager with hands on project management experience, with experience managing multiple projects simultaneously. managing at least 3-5 projects at various stages of the PMLC. Candidates must be extremely strong with MS Project experience building out detailed project schedul...
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Qualifications: ***Ideal candidate will have demand response related experience within customer care. Please exclude resumes of Infrastructure PM. This group is focused on Customer care so candidate must have excellent communication skills and experience managing IT Projects. BS in CS or equivalent is Required 3+ years in IT project management, with focus on staffing or resource management Famili...
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Global Product Marketing Project Manage the integration and implementation of acquired company ; this will include Oracle ERP applications enterprise-wide. This role ensures complete integration of acquired company according to scope. This position will drive all aspects of IT project activity, including collaborating and coordinating across all IT and business segments. Keeps team and leadership...
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With the season on the line the offense went away as UCLA lost to Florida St., 4-1, and were eliminated from the College World Series.
Konner Wade was nearly unhittable as Arizona dominated UCLA, 4-0, in the College World Series.
Adam Plutko turned in another fantastic postseason start as UCLA beat Stony Brook at the College World Series.
UCLA is heading back to Omaha after beating TCU, 4-1. The Bruins are on to the College World Series.
A five-run sixth brought UCLA from behind to beat TCU, 6-2, in game one of the Super Regionals.
UCLA and TCU will square off in the Super Regionals two years after playing three great games against each other in the College World Series.
Jeff Gelalich hit two home runs and UCLA crushed Creighton, 13-5, to win the Los Angeles Regional. Next up, the Super Regionals next weekend.
Nick Vander Tuig threw eight innings of one-hit ball to lead UCLA past New Mexico, 7-1, in the Los Angeles Regional.
UCLA came together time and time again when they could have easily folded en route to one of the best regular seasons in school history.
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