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Raison D'Être - Dogfish Head Brewery
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Ratings: 4,060 | Reviews: 1,766 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by cornpone:
New York
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
03-19-2014 12:11:55 | More by cornpone
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North Carolina
3.73/5 rDev +1.9%
Poured a deep copper color with slight head that was gone quickly,the aroma was complex almost meaty with slight sugary notes.Taste was somewhat fruity,like others i do pick up some grape-like flavors,with some sweet alcohol flavors rounding this one out.A very complex beer kinda hard to rate,I would try again,would love to find on tap.
06-14-2003 20:32:22 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
3.4/5 rDev -7.1%
Appearance: 12oz bottle. Pours a very dark amber with a small head that fades down to a ring.
Smell: Sweet, malty nose is pretty much all i get here. Hints of brown sugar and molasses with syrupy undertones.
Taste: Nice hoppiness off the top accompanied by a trace of woodiness. The sweetness quickly appears and again is highlighted by brown/raw sugar and probably molasses. There is a hint of dark fruitiness but it is overshadowed by other flavours. Alcohol kick on the finish.
Mouthfeel: A moderatley lively beer with a dry fuzzy mouthfeel. The finish leans towrds the drier side.
Drinkablilty: I found this beer slightly better than average but not great. I think i will try it again down the road and see how my thoughts change.
08-27-2003 16:59:15 | More by Popsinc
3.68/5 rDev +0.5%
08-30-2014 03:21:41 | More by Dekhar
3.9/5 rDev +6.6%
Appearance Syrupy orangish-brown in color and very clear with little head. This one looks serious.
Smell Big, beautiful BSDA aroma here. The dark yeast is very abundant and can be smelled from arms length away. The ripened fruits are full and complex. I can easily pick out cherries, apricots, some orange, and a little melon. Theres also a modest warning of alcohol to this one. I wouldnt be surprised if the ABV was higher than advertised.
Taste The fruits came out more in the taste. This was very nice but I would have liked to have seen a little more yeast at the tongue. This has an excellent flavor though, and the dark mark is still noticeable.
Mouthfeel No carbonation and somewhat thin for a BSDA. I would have preferred something a little more lively.
Drinkability Very drinkable example of the style. The emphasis on fruits and the rather strong alcohol taste didnt bother me at all, but others may find it a bit too much.
12-25-2003 01:44:38 | More by RoyalT
3.05/5 rDev -16.7%
This is another rather strange beer (Ive had a bit of a run of them lately). Its not quite dark enough and certainly not lively enough on the carbonation/head end of things for my tastes. I will admit, however, that it is rather drinkable considering the ABV.
The aromas are gummy or syrupy and consist mostly of caramel, raisons, and orange peal. The taste reflects this. Its also quite sweet giving it a rummy sort of mouth feel. By that I mean that the feel is a rough blend of sugar cane and alcohol.
Not terribly great but not bad either.
One note, I purchased a six pack of this six months ago and at the time, I cared even less for the beer then I do now. My taste buds may be playing a trick on me but the drinkability seems to have gone up considerably with the brief aging period as has the orange in the nose or maybe Im just more in the mood for this sort of beer this week. Who knows?
11-16-2005 00:27:19 | More by DaPeculierDane
4/5 rDev +9.3%
05-30-2013 03:35:00 | More by DanGeo
3.29/5 rDev -10.1%
Its too sugary for me and I usually like sweet things. I love me some dogfish head but the taste could have used a little less sugar. The alcohol is pretty well masked by the flavor. You will feel the 8% hit you after you finish your beer. :)
My reviews are more mental notes for me. I don't really care about smells, appearance, etc. Just the overall taste.
08-10-2013 02:26:20 | More by Fear4Beer
3.25/5 rDev -11.2%
09-16-2012 19:07:51 | More by tectactoe
4.25/5 rDev +16.1%
03-22-2012 00:48:03 | More by Altair
3.05/5 rDev -16.7%
Split a 12 oz. bottle. Reviewed from notes on 3/20/10. Date bottled is 12/4/09.
A: Poured into an oversized wine glass. Had a ruby-mahogany color with a 1 finger head, which retains pretty well. Small, dotty lacing which was accompanied by a viscous film on the glass. I thought this was a very attractive beer.
S: A very interesting combination of scents bombarded my nose. There was a funky-yeasty component, a zesty, coriander, pepper smell, along with some sweeter aromas- raisin, brown sugar, and some plum notes. It actually smells pretty boozy. I would've guessed it was higher than 8%, actually. A bizarre and complex smelling beer, to be sure.
T: Whoa, not really like the smell at all, in a pretty disappointing manner. All of the exciting hints from the aroma are pushed way to the background and the overwhelming flavor is a mineral-wateriness. The coriander and pepper are a relatively prominent player, but that coppery-water taste is just dominating my mouth. The finish is astrigent and coppery.
M: Starts with good carbonation and a decent medium weight, but it ends with a thin, watery feel that is not desirable.
D: No thanks, I will not have another (and I only had half of one). The copper astringency is just too much for my palate to handle. Maybe aging would help this, but I will look elsewhere for examples of this style. I will say this: If the taste had lived up to the smell, I would have given this much higher marks.
03-24-2010 17:33:54 | More by TCHopCraver
New York
3.83/5 rDev +4.6%
A: A medium-dark copper with good clarity. The head is tan and thin, the ring of bubbles around the glass last but the rest dissipates. There is some lacing on the glass that quickly slides down back into the beer.
S: Green raisin and alcohol are the first scents to hit your nose along with a Belgian yeast pepper aroma and malt sweetness. The fruitiness is moderately-strong with moderate alcohol, yeast and malt aromas. There is a little graininess to the malt in the background. no perceived hop aroma.
T: A moderately light malt sweetness and hops bitterness with some of the moderate alcohol balancing the sweetness. The balance ends ups slightly towards the bitter. There is a light raisin and plum flavor with moderately-light peppery notes and a light alcohol sweetness. The finish is medium and the aftertaste is of sweetness and fruity flavors.
M: Medium-full bodied with a moderately-strong carbonation and some alcohol warmth.
O: The fruit component is a bit lighter than you'd expect both from being brewed with raisin and for a Dark Strong although the brew calls it a Belgian Brown. When I think if this as a Dark Strong it seems disappointing thin on the flavors and note fruity enough but when I think of a Brown brewed with Belgian yeast this all makes sense as is fairly enjoyable which is how I scored it.
12-29-2012 01:34:25 | More by MadScientist
3.7/5 rDev +1.1%
It's a deep amber beer with a reluctant off-white head. Minimal bubbles rising up. Sweet raisin, fig, and caramel nose, with a sort of fruitcake belgiany feel going on as well. The body and taste of this beer is quite week. A warmer, creamier body would do worlds of good for this. The finish is pretty good. It's got a toasty caramel and smoke note. I won't be jumping out of any airplanes to try this again.
07-31-2010 03:02:38 | More by brownbeer
4.25/5 rDev +16.1%
02-01-2013 23:20:55 | More by Tiernan
4.38/5 rDev +19.7%
pours a deep rusty brown/orange with little head.
The sweet malt and alcohol are immediately apparent. Sweet dried fruit and yeast notes underly the malt fragrance.
Well balanced, belgian strong, nice hop finishing the sweet crisp malt flavors. The dried fruit and yeastiness are nice and were a little underplayed in the aroma.
Well bodied brew neither thick nor thin, with a clean finish. Very crisp and refresing. A nice represenation of a style that I usually find too sweet and slick on the pallet.
01-01-2012 21:29:08 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
3.4/5 rDev -7.1%
Dogfish Raison D'etre... fancy name with 8% alcohol.
A- Pours a brown amber colored fluid with small to none head that leaves a touch of floating froth.
S- Nothing to impressive just a little dark roasted malts, light raisons and alcohol esters. Also sweet brown sugar can be noted.
T-M- First taste to come to mind is a thick metallic flavor that lingers on the tounge. After the harsh metals are gone comes a mild toasted carmel malt flavor followed by a warming alcohol bite. Leaves a herbal tint on the tongue. Mouthfeel is good with little carbonation to even out the heavy flavor this one packs.
D- Not a bad beer overall just not balanced enough to enjoy more than one.
10-08-2009 23:07:47 | More by wesbrownyeah
2.5/5 rDev -31.7%
02-19-2012 02:20:45 | More by Shakerman
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
12-06-2013 04:20:56 | More by sprestridge
New Jersey
2/5 rDev -45.4%
01-22-2012 20:31:06 | More by Kidvicious
3.88/5 rDev +6%
Appearance: Deep amber, dark woodgrain red. Not much head. Red edges. Clear.
Smell: Rich and sweetplummy, fruitydark fruit (the raisins...). Belgian candy sugar. Maybe cotton candy. Brandy-ish, almost a cognac character.
Taste: Sweet with Belgian candy (sugar) character. Strong alcohol, reminiscent of a barleywine. Definitely a "dark vegetable" character (maybe it's subliminal from the "beet" reference on the label). Rich with dark fruitsplum, date, black cherry. Definitely Belgian. Flossy and candy-ish.
Mouthfeel: Smooth, a little effervescent, a bit of bite from the alcohol. You want to roll it around the tongue, it has that character.
Overall: Very good, a little different. Lots of fruit and candy sugars make this a sipping ale.
02-28-2007 07:15:31 | More by Chuggnutt
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
10-09-2012 16:18:29 | More by JacobMutberg
North Carolina
3.83/5 rDev +4.6%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a pint glass.
A: Mahogany brown, clear, with a light foaming head. Moderate head retention and no lacing to speak of. The head reduced to an uneven fat ring of bubbles that stayed with the drink.
S: Subtle but complex. Some nice aromas of fruit, perhaps dates or figs, and some malty undertones that matched nicely with it. Nothing overwhelming that stood out on its own, just a light subtle understated aroma.
T: A rather light flavored brew for the weight and color. The tastes mingle well and are very balanced, almost too balanced as nothing stands out to give it a specific character. Like the smell, the flavors are complex but subtle, which makes you keep looking for something in the flavor profile that you just know is there. The finish is quick and clean, with just the slightest linger of malt.
M&D: Looking at this you would think you are about to embark on a rather heavy drink but in reality this comes off rather light. The carbonation is also light, and goes well with the rest of the personality of this brew. It's smooth drinking and sort of easy going in its own way. I liked it, but there isn't anything that jumps out at me and screams "this is great!" I would drink it again though.
04-10-2008 00:02:26 | More by SIRIUS2
3.25/5 rDev -11.2%
12-17-2013 08:09:40 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
4.22/5 rDev +15.3%
Appearance: Poured a deep brown, date-like color. No apparent head. Carbonation visible on sides of the glass.
Smell: Earthy, malty, fruity smell with traces of dates, prunes, figs & raisins. Slight mild alcohol aroma detected.
Taste: Wow! This has a deep, rich flavor that is wonderfully sweet, but not overly so. Tons of fruit on the palate - again raisins, dates, & figs. Alcohol apparent in the finish. Very little hop flavor detected.
Mouthfeel: Very smooth in the mouth. Full bodied & rich, but not cloying. Finished clean once swallowed.
Drinkability: This is a wonderful sipping Belgian Strong Dark Ale. A good beer as an apertif perhaps or to accompany a dessert possibly. Not something you'd have more than one of in a sitting due to its rich, strong flavor, but wonderful to enjoy as an occasional selection.
Comments: I thoroughly enjoyed this ale. Really wonderful aroma & flavor. Excellent beer for those times you are looking for something to sip slowly rather than for thirst quenching. The care that went into the presentation of aroma & flavor deserves to be savored....
03-23-2006 17:03:07 | More by JMD71
New York
4.2/5 rDev +14.8%
Beer was much darker than I anticipated however, not overwhelming malt characteristics. I could not really detect any of the green raisin flavor. Overall, it was a beer that I tried on a whim and I really enjoyed it. Dogfish always manages to make unique styles that I am always willing to indulge in.
11-02-2010 03:42:05 | More by Scott414
Raison D'Être from Dogfish Head Brewery
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Love (Apple Whiskey Barrel Aged) - New Belgium Brewing
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Ratings: 30 | Reviews: 8 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Gobzilla:
4.5/5 rDev +2.3%
03-03-2014 20:00:48 | More by Gobzilla
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4.4/5 rDev 0%
pour was a light dirty brown with a light fluffy white head. bits of lacing and decent retention up front.
lots of apple and peach dominating with a hint of lemon and vinegar. very faint oak.
a nice combo of peach and apple. light grapes and lemon. very faint whiskey and a tame oak. quite sour through out. well blended.
puckering up front and dry in the finish. very moderate carbonation.
this was quite delicious. i really found the whiskey hard to find but the apple really made this shine. alcohol was hidden well.
05-11-2011 00:58:15 | More by hooliganlife
South Carolina
4.23/5 rDev -3.9%
Shared this one during the One Year Anniversary of My Wreck Tasting! Served from growler into a Crooked Stave 'Crooked Line' tulip. Poured a deep ruby red brown with a half finger very light tan head that subsided to a minimal amount quickly. Maintained nice lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, sour, tart, fruit, wood, apple, and sweet alcohol. The flavor was of sweet malt, apple, sweet alcohol, fruit, wood, sour, and tart. It had a light feel on the palate with medium-high carbonation. Overall this was a pretty good brew. I went into this one with quite a bit of excitement if I am honest. What I found was very nice as well. The flavor was really nicely complex and very well balanced. The aroma was nice as well but just didn't bring all the goods on the intensity as I would have liked to have seen. The barrel was definitely evident in both though which was very nice to find. I am glad I got the chance to try this one and I would do so again in a heartbeat given the opportunity.
11-21-2012 11:56:21 | More by thagr81us
4.25/5 rDev -3.4%
07-16-2013 01:39:56 | More by blindpiggie
4.75/5 rDev +8%
03-27-2014 03:32:01 | More by gillagorilla
4.75/5 rDev +8%
03-13-2014 06:21:59 | More by HaveUSeenMyCellar
4.25/5 rDev -3.4%
07-12-2014 02:16:00 | More by DrBier
4.5/5 rDev +2.3%
04-19-2014 16:05:52 | More by billyshears
4.43/5 rDev +0.7%
Pours a cloudy dark amber. Almost flat. The smell is quite tart with a sweet fruit note underneath. I am getting some apple. The taste is quite tart. Very smooth. There is an apple essence to it. Oaky with a slight vinegar note. This is an extremely good beer.
03-01-2013 02:43:41 | More by oline73
4.15/5 rDev -5.7%
Courtesy of thagr81us at the Charlotte Tasting 2012. Thanks Calton!
Apple Whiskey Barrel Aged Love pours a light bodied dark amber with cherry red highlights and a slight off white lacing around the glass. The nose is sour with both Granny Smith Apple and sour cherry with light whiskey. It has a really nice level of sourness and plenty of barrel. The flavors are big and sour with a nice level of whiskey. There is a lot of sour cherry and sour apple with a good amount of oak. It has a lingering caramel apple aspect that resonates through the aftertaste. This isIt has a lot going on. Try it if you see it. a really unique sour.
11-11-2012 01:33:21 | More by aasher
North Dakota
4.75/5 rDev +8%
06-10-2013 02:40:56 | More by jarrgal
4.5/5 rDev +2.3%
06-18-2012 19:07:09 | More by carteravebrew
4.33/5 rDev -1.6%
Someone shared this at Seans 30th Birthday Extravaganza! Review from notes.
A - Brownish beer that yellowed on the edges. Off-white head that left some spots on the sides.
S - Smells of apples, cider, and some vinous notes to go along with a tart profile. There is some barrel evident, but I think brandy more than bourbon on this one.
T - Taste is nice tart apples, with a lingering and then dry finish. Nice cider and vinous notes, with a little sourness and some base malts that have a decent whiskey bite to them. This is quite nice.
M - Smooth, medium bodied, dry finish.
O - This is a very well done beer. I was quite a fan, and would love to have it again.
07-01-2011 21:52:18 | More by AgentZero
4.25/5 rDev -3.4%
09-20-2013 08:01:11 | More by drewone
4.25/5 rDev -3.4%
03-02-2014 12:59:22 | More by SocalKicks
4.83/5 rDev +9.8%
Since this is my 200th Review, I am going to be adding one of my favorite beers of the year (which I can't believe isn't on here!). Both Mike, the New Belgium Rep of Missouri and John, the bar manager @ the Bridge Tap House said that this was a Rare brew from New Belgium while combining Felix and Oscar (both Sour Ales), so I needed to enjoy while available.
Enjoyed on-tap @ the Bridge Tap House in St. Louis, MO for $8. Tapped into a 20oz Snifter from the White/Red tap handle Saying "Lips of Faith" in the middle and had two back to back.
Aroma- Starts with a AWESOME peach and sour aroma. There is a hint of apple in the background, but this blends with the sour aroma. Very strong and perfect for the description of the beer!
Appearance- Has 1 finger of off white, thick head that stays around for a while. The body of the beer is a dark peach/light brown color with a semi-hazy look. Great amount of lacing on the sides and is a definite "eye candy" beer!
Flavor- Very strong peach and apple tastes all the way through. What is really cool about this beer is that you can taste both these fruits in here! Extremely sour and puckers the lips. Very sweet, no real hop flavor, and has a hint of vanilla on the back end.
Mouthfeel- Light bodied, Huge carbonation, and leaves a peach taste on the palate (wish there was more apple here). High tartness and puckers the lips afterwards also.
Overall Impression- Tremendous Wild Ale! Almost like a Fruit Lambic, except has more complexity than anything you'll ever have! Hoping to make my way down to the Bridge after a Cardinal game or sometime when I'm downtown before they run out of this brew! Would recommend for anyone to try.
06-11-2011 17:14:27 | More by DCon
4.25/5 rDev -3.4%
02-24-2014 14:40:41 | More by CDCNAM
4/5 rDev -9.1%
04-28-2013 22:37:45 | More by spycow
4.3/5 rDev -2.3%
Enjoyed a pint at Cooper's Tavern for Madison Craft Beer Week. Brewer Eric Salzaar was on hand and said that this beer spent two years in oak barrels and then was transferred to other apple whiskey barrels. He noted that there were 3 types of "Love" brewed, one with peaches, this apple one and one with blackberry and that the was the first keg tapped ever of the apple one. It wasn't clear to me from discussion whether it was the same base beer or not.
Approximately 18 oz. poured into a New Belgium globe glass. Half a finger of tannish head sits atop a slightly hazy and heavy light apple cider colored sour. There is a bit of red in there as well. Looks really nice. Several smells and some discussion lead me to apple and vinegar. Somehow, I didn't really get wood or whiskey on the nose. The apple isn't overpowering in the nose, but definitely present and the vinegar is the same. The taste is a wow. Big sour/tart apple, apple skins, a touch of wood, no booziness. I don't really get any whiskey, or if it is there, it is masked or melded into other flavors and I'm just not picking it out. This beer is pretty sour, but not crazy mouth-puckeringly so. Unlike some sour beers, this beer has a decent amount of sweetness to balance some of the sour/tartness, making it much more reasonable that they filled a New Belgium globe glass to the rim. Comes with a pretty big body and medium carbonation. Overall, this was a really, really enjoyable AWA. The apple flavor melds well with the sour/tartness and the additional sweetness of the beer to make this quite drinkable for the style while still being relatively sour.
05-05-2011 12:30:09 | More by seeswo
4.5/5 rDev +2.3%
09-12-2013 20:02:10 | More by beernads
4.75/5 rDev +8%
04-25-2014 23:48:00 | More by BG24
4.5/5 rDev +2.3%
06-08-2014 21:06:26 | More by CheapBeerBuzz
Ontario (Canada)
3.98/5 rDev -9.5%
Shared by Adam at Sean's 30th birthday. Another plastic cup review.
A - Minimal carbonation sizzles to a thin ring. The body is a hazy dark brown-orange color.
S - Apples, cider, acetic acid, some musky funk. It's got the signature New Belgium wild aroma, but there's apple added to it - I get far less of the whiskey and barrel components. Pretty sour, although that's unsurprising considering that Love is also pretty sour.
T - Heavy on the apple cider vinegar. More tart apple skin and less acetic sourness than the aroma implied. In any case, tastes like New Belgium Love with apple cider added to it. Alcohol isn't perceptible.
M - Low carbonation, surprisingly hefty and full-bodied, with a chewy, sticky and viscous texture. Finishes dry and tannic - that's the only wood I'm getting from this beer.
D - Not as good as the delightful blackberry version, but enjoyable nonetheless. More bubbles would probably have livened this up, so hopefully I'll get to try it on-tap somewhere down the road.
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http://www.detroitbadboys.com/2013/5...eng-to-detroitBy revken on May 6 2013, 10:52a
Whenever anyone has asked Keith Langlois of Pistons.com about how the team might use its approximately $25 million in cap space this summer, he has consistently said we are just as likely to use that money to facilitate a trade. His premise is that there are teams without cap space that, because they are threatened by the luxury tax, might be willing to part with a valuable player to save money.
Last week there was this exchange in the Pistons.com Mailbox:
In order to consider the possibility of Deng coming to Detroit, we need to answer three questions:Darren (Warwick, Australia): With the Bulls figuring to pay the luxury tax again next season, combined with the emergence of Jimmy Butler, is there any chance the Pistons could land Luol Deng? Im not an NBA general manager, but I think hed be good in a Pistons jersey.
Langlois: Deng would be good in any jersey, Darren. I think youre barking up the right tree, but maybe at the wrong branch. This is precisely the type of deal the Pistons will be looking to make looking at franchises that are facing a cap crunch and gauging which players might be made available. Youd have to believe the Bulls are intrigued by the cost-saving possibilities of sliding Butler into Dengs small forward spot, not just to save tax dollars but to allocate money to other needs. No, Butler isnt Deng, but can he be close enough in another year that the Bulls would be better off spending some of the savings on another player or two? The hurdle in completing the deal would be twofold, as I see it from a thousand-yard perspective: (1) Would the Bulls want to risk alienating Derrick Rose by trading away one of his two most reliable teammates (Joakim Noah the other) perhaps a year too soon; and (2) would they be willing to deal Deng to a division rival, especially one with the antagonistic history the Pistons share with them?
1. Would Chicago be willing to trade Deng?
2. Would Chicago be interested in the Pistons as a trade partner?
3. Would Deng make the Pistons a better team?
Lets try to answer each of these questions in turn:
Would Chicago be willing to trade Deng? Deng has been Chicagos starter at SF since his rookie year in 2004-05. Over 9 years hes averaged 16 points on 46% shooting, 6.4 rebounds and 2.4 assists. Hes also averaged almost 36 minutes per game for his career. This year he played 38.7 minutes a game; the previous 2 years he averaged over 39 minutes. Hes made the All-Star team once in 2011-12. In 2008 he signed a 6 year/$71 million contract extension with the Bulls. Next season will be the final year of that deal, which will pay him $14.2 million.
Chicago has salary commitments next year of $77 million to 9 players. Richard Hamiltons $5 million is unguaranteed, but even without him they will be up against the luxury tax threshold with only 8 players under contract. Thats a tight spot to be in when you still need to fill out your bench. Of course, its possible that the Bulls wont worry about the tax bill when it comes due at least theyre not saddled with the even higher payrolls of the Lakers, Nets or Heat!
But what the Bulls also must consider is whether they want to sign Deng to a new contract in 2014. He just turned 28 in April, so in all likelihood hell be looking for another lucrative deal. Keeping him beyond next season would probably make Chicago a repeat offender under the 2011 CBA, which means theyd soon have to pay even more in luxury taxes. Trading Deng could offer them the chance to save themselves money now and in the future, as well as deriving a return that they would otherwise lose when he becomes a free agent.
Chicago also has a player in Jimmy Butler who has performed very capably and is still on his rookie deal (hell make $1.1 million next season). His WS/48 this year was .158; Dengs was .105. While Butler may be a less prolific scorer than Deng, having Derrick Rose back in the line-up next fall (is that assuming too much?) should easily make up the difference. Jettisoning Dengs salary would also make it easier for the Bulls to fill the remaining spots on their roster with some adequate reserves.
Trading Deng is not Chicagos only option for unloading salary. They could also use the amnesty provision on Carlos Boozer, who is due to make $15.3 million next season and $16.8 million in 2014-15. But then theyd lose his 16 points and 10 boards a game, and deplete their already thin frontline. While Taj Gibson could become their starting PF, their bench support would be very inadequate. Right now the only other bigs on their team are Joachim Noah and Nazr Mohammed. Theyd have to amnesty Boozer, then hope they could sign some capable reserves.
Therefore, I think Chicago has some very good reasons to consider shopping Deng.
Would Chicago be interested in the Pistons as a trade partner? While I can see how intradivison and historic rivalry might give them pause, I doubt that this would be the deciding factor. The real question would be whether the Pistons could offer the Bulls a combination of value and cost savings that interests them. So what do we have to offer them?
Looking at our roster, I see 2 players who might interest Chicago: Rodney Stuckey and Kyle Singler. Stuckey would offer the Bulls a combo guard with an expiring deal ($8.5 million next season), who could either start at SG or serve as a backup PG to Rose. Singler is cheap ($1 million) and would provide them with a SF backup for Butler. This deal would save the Bulls $4.7 million next season. Assuming they drop Hamilton, Chicagos salary commitments would be $67.2 million for 9 players. This would make it easier for them to sign a few more players and, if the luxury tax threshold rises above $70.3 million, they might even avoid paying taxes.
While there may be other teams who could use Deng and could present them with a better offer (Sacramento, for example, might offer them Marcus Thornton), I see the Pistons as an attractive trade partner for Chicago.
Therefore, I think Chicago would be interested in trading Deng to Detroit.
Would Deng make the Pistons a better team? Clearly SF was a weak spot for last years team especially after we traded Tayshaun Prince. While there were excellent reasons to trade him and Austin Daye in return for Jose Calderon, I dont think anyone believes Singler was a more capable starter in Princes place. While Kris Middleton showed some promise late in the season, it would take major improvements from him and Singler to keep SF from being a glaring Pistons weakness in 2013-14. Deng would provide us with an immediate upgrade a solid veteran with playoff experience.
If we made this trade, our salary commitments would be slightly under $40 million for 9 players. That would give us sufficient money to sign Calderon, our draft picks, and 1 or 2 other free agents to complete our roster.
If our goal is to be in the playoffs next spring, then a starting line-up of Calderon, Deng, Drummond, Knight and Monroe should be capable of achieving that goal. Unless he improves significantly, Knight would certainly be the weak link. But assuming we can bolster our bench through the draft and some other free agent signings, I think 40+ wins would be very possible.
Of course, in 2014 Dengs contract would expire as would Charlie Villanuevas, giving us nearly $23 million to spend. I assume a major chunk of this savings would go to extend Greg Monroes deal. Whether we tried to keep Deng would probably depend on how much he could command on the market. But even if we let him walk, wed still have money to spend on another free agent. Most importantly, our young team would have experienced its first taste of playoff basketball.
Therefore, I think adding Luol Deng would definitely make the Pistons a better team.


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To clarify a point in the article... My clients do embrace superfoods, however, the only soy I gently encourage must be fermented as you'll find with organic miso and organic tempeh, but not tofu of any kind. Fermented foods provide the gut with good bacteria which few of us get enough of. There are many different superfoods beyond leafy greens like broccoli and spinach, so variety is readily available. Also, if you are not a vegetarian, there are plenty of high-quality, organic animal products you can enjoy as you get slim and stay slim.
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My best friend in another state tried this after the Lap Band failed to work. She also tried lifestyle changes along with diet and exercise.
The problem for her with hypnotherapy was that it worked only very short-term, and she was required to go back in so frequently that it became very expensive and inconvenient. Also, her insurance would not cover it.
She recently qualified for a gastric bypass, which her insurance will cover, since all else failed.
on Feb 22, 2013 at 7:57 pm
And there are even lap band and gastric bypass hypnosis services you may have heard about on Dr. Oz's show. Although the show spoke to high efficacy rates, long term results are not yet known and we're starting to hear of folks who opted for surgery gaining the weight back.
And if a person hasn't made changes in how they look at themselves and life, they'll revert to old ways no matter what approach they took before.
I'd rather focus on strengthening self love combined with a love of living foods so that being thin and loving life are one and the same.


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After working on two hour-long dramas with large ensembles — Friday Night Lights boasted 10 series regulars and Parenthood currently has 15 — Katims' new show, About a Boy, is a half-hour comedy with just four stars. "I've always wanted to do a comedy. I've always wanted to do a half hour. What's exciting about the form is that you have to tell these stories in such a streamlined way and it's been really great," Katims told reporters Sunday at NBC's Television Critics Association winter previews. "This is a very small ensemble and you get to focus on telling one story. ... That's really very different from what I've been doing."
However, like FNL and Parenthood, About a Boy is an adaptation of the movie of the same name, which is in turn an adaptation of the Nick Hornby novel. In the TV version, David Walton (New Girl) steps into the Hugh Grant role as an immature 30-something hit songwriter named Will whose life is turned upside down when an...
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Audience members wishing to partake are advised to wear "their most stylish Russian opera or military attire… or anything befitting the occasion." All ticketholders receive access to an exclusive after-party with the cast. Tickets are available through Telecharge.com.
The musical began its midtown engagement Sept. 27 at Kazino, the supper club-style venue built especially for the production, which was first constructed in the Meatpacking disctict for a summer run. The 14-week limited engagement continues through Dec. 31.
The piece is the recipient of the 2013 Richard Rodgers Award for Musical Theater. Director Rachel Chavkin, who staged the ambitious work at Ars Nova, again directs with choreography by Sam Pinkleton.
Ghostlight Records released a two-disc cast album, preserving Malloy's original score — which merges Russian folk and classical music with indie rock, electronica and organ-influenced cadences — Oct. 29.
Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812, according to producers, "invites you to join Tolstoy's brash young lovers for an evening you'll never forget, as vodka flows and passions ignite in Dave Malloy's electropop opera, ripped from a slice of 'War and Peace.'"
Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 is produced by Howard and Janet Kagan and co-produced by Paula Marie Black, John Logan, Lisa Matlin, Daveed Frazier, Tom Smedes, and Vertical Entertainment/Roman Gambourg/Lev Gelfer.
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NEW YORK -- Jerome Williams, on the disabled list due to a recent asthma attack, will be activated to start Saturday against the Yankees. Angels manager Mike Scioscia announced this to the Los Angeles Times during an informal workout in Anaheim on Thursday.
Williams, 6-5 with a 4.46 ERA on the year, made two rehab outings since going on the shelf on June 20. His last outing was on July 6 when he gave up three runs (two earned) in six innings for Triple-A Salt Lake.
C.J. Wilson, who bowed out of pitching in the All-Star Game due to a blister in his left middle finger, will start the weekend series against the Yankees on Friday. Wilson said that the blister isn't serious and it won't affect him for the second half.
After Williams goes Saturday, Jered Weaver -- coming off a scoreless fifth inning at the All-Star Game -- will start the series finale against the Yankees on Sunday. Ervin Santana will pitch on Monday, and either Garrett Richards or Brad Mills will start Tuesday's game.
Dan Haren, placed on the DL last week due to lower back stiffness, threw off a mound on Thursday and "felt great," Scioscia told the LA Times. Haren is scheduled to come off the DL next Thursday and could be ready around that time.
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Visitation will be held today, Nov. 13, 2013, from 6 until 8 p.m. at New Horizon Memorial Funeral Home.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013, at 1 p.m. in the New Horizon Memorial Chapel. The Rev. Ted Johnson will officiate. Burial will follow at New Canaan Cemetery in Empire.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Archie R. Tubbs; and three daughters, Peggy Currier and Priscilla and Betty Jane Tubbs.
Survivors include her daughter, Marscilla T. McLeroy of Sumiton; grandchildren, Priscilla Smith (Greg) of Phoenix, Ariz., Kim Reed (Dennis) of Dora and Scott Currier (Charlotte) of Sumiton; eight great-grandchildren; nine great-great-grandchildren; one great-great-great-grandchild; a host of nieces and nephews; and many friends.
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Let's do away with the "us-vs.-them" thinking. All of us, theists and nontheists alike, as taxpayers and parents and members of the community, have a common interest in minimizing divisiveness and the risk of bullying in our schools. Yet the way things stand, free-thinking students in public-school classrooms are asked to either feign belief by reciting a Pledge of Allegiance with an affirmation of a belief they do not hold, or to draw attention to themselves as nonconformist pariahs. Anyone who reads the news knows that public school is cruel to nonconformists.
Surely the editors would not endorse a daily, mandatory government exercise that sorted children into categories of desirable majority and undesirable minority according to differences in gender or nationality. What about a Pledge that sorted students according to denomination; should it be "... one nation, under Allah" or "... one nation, under Jehovah"? What about a Pledge that separates students by race: "... one white nation, under God"?
These examples must seem ridiculous to anyone who has adopted an attitude respecting equal protection for persons of any gender, nationality, denomination, and race. To those of us who are right now marked as undesirable others by a clause affirming that patriotism is "under God," the current Pledge seems just as outrageously unconstitutional.
We Massachusetts atheists are just as much committed to the health of our civic society as our theist neighbors, and we are no less American for asking that our government cease to treat us as second-class citizens. Restoring the Pledge to its original form by removing the sectarian "under God" clause won't be a win for atheism; it will be a victory for Massachusetts. Let us trust in the judgment of the court to issue a decision that puts equality before discrimination.
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We can learn things from the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. Things besides just how healthy, efficient, enriching and enlivening potatoes are as a crop, food, and way of life. Like why it's almost always a good idea to go for it at the goal line.
After the Utah St. Aggies got stuffed at the line, Ohio Bobcats quarterback Tyler Tettleton lost his grip on the ball, perhaps due to having just eaten an entire platter of buttery, french fried potatoes. Who could blame him! So fortifying. The ball scooted out the back of the end zone, giving USU the early lead, 2-0.
That's two points to none, which is the number of potatoes each American should eat for breakfast, not including hash browns.
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WARREN - The YMCA of Warren has newly remodeled racquetball courts and new exercise equipment, which were among the items highlighted during a recent two-day open house.
Rich Denamen, executive director of the YMCA, said 12 volunteers, many of whom play racquetball, helped renovate and paint a racquetball court on the second floor.
A court was renovated last year by Mike Surin with MTS Painting, which also provided supervision for the other court project.
Denamen said the volunteers were able to complete the work over two weekends.
"The courts were aged and needed done. Many of the racquetball players wanted to help," he said.
Hugh Anderson, a volunteer, said work included scraping and painting the walls, as well as fundraising. A 50-50 raffle raised $2,100, and donations totaled $5,200.
Anderson said the racquetball court walls were deteriorating, so he and others approached the board of directors in early November about doing the project in time for the open house on Jan. 26 and 27.
He said local businesses and stores helped with the project by providing materials.
John Russell, a volunteer, said the volunteers did a lot of work.
"It was a community effort. The YMCA was making great strides in growth and facility upgrades with new floors and windows and new exercise equipment," Russell said.
Sparky Kerr said everyone shared duties and did all the same "dirty, dusty jobs" on the project.
Jim Herron, a volunteer, was also a major donator to the project for the remodeled court, which will open to the public on Feb. 4.
"It's just another step in our improvement program. What is nice is it was all done through fundraising efforts and volunteers," Denamen said.
Wendy Marvin, assistant director, said representatives of Star Trac were on hand at the open house to explain the nine new pieces of equipment.
Jalisa Elkins, membership coordinator, said people came to the open house to see the changes that were made.
"Many were surprised how big it is inside and all the different programs that are offered," she said.
New equipment included $30,000 worth of items from Star Trac.
Denamen said as part of the remodeling and renovation, it was decided to add the new equipment.
"There was work done inside and outside the building," she said.
The YMCA hopes to gain memberships and feels the remodeling and new programs are a way to attract others, Denamen said.


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Generally speaking, each country has its own currency. For example, Switzerland's official currency is the Swiss franc, and Japan's official currency is the yen. An exception would be the euro, which is used as the currency for several European countries.
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Members of the Big Pine American Legion are pooling their resources to honor and help local veterans.
Through its new Adopt-A-Vet program, the post has found a way to pay special tribute to community members deserving of recognition for their service to this country.
In 2011, the Big Pine Legion has selected Robert Cox and Robin Sparks, both of Big Pine, for adoption. To show the postŌĆÖs appreciation, the Legion recently presented Cox with a Big Pine Warriors Jacket and Sparks with a $50 gift certificate for Kmart.
High school students throughout Inyo County will be competing for the first year in the national Poetry Out Loud competition. Winners will go on to the nationŌĆÖs capitol to compete for a chance at more than $20,000 in cash and prizes.
Poetry Out Loud challenges thousands of students in the U.S. to interpret, memorize and recite famous poetry. The class competitions have already been completed or are about to commence at high schools in Bishop, Independence, Lone Pine and Big Pine.
A series of town hall meetings will be held in March to gather input on the needs of low-income families throughout Inyo and Mono counties.
Jane McDonald of Inyo-Mono Advocates for Community Action said IMACA holds these meetings every two years to adjust its Community Action Plan, and attempt to meet the changing needs of the community. McDonald explained that this is a way for the group "to keep the finger on the pulse" of the community.
The meetings are also a way for IMACA to plan ahead, financially, in trying to meet demands.
Horace Willis Higgs
A celebration of life for Horace Willis Higgs will be held later this summer in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Born March 27, 1918 in Salt Lake City to Horace H. Higgs and Myrtle Perkins Higgs, Will died Jan. 28, 2011.
Rich 'Chief' Richardson
Funeral services will be held at 1 a.m. today at Brune Mortuary Chapel in Bishop for 48-year Bishop resident Rich "Chief" Richardson. The Rev. Caddy Jackson will officiate. Burial will be at the East Line Street Cemetery in Bishop.
Born Feb. 9, 1918 in Long Beach, Chief died Feb. 1, 2011 in Bishop. He was 93.
Chief served 24 years in the U.S. Navy, then 15 years with Contel Telephone Company in Bishop.
Bishop bocce ball beginners and experts now have a place to practice.
The Bishop Bocce Association and city Parks and Recreation officials recently completed construction of BishopŌĆÖs first bocce course at the City Park.
The $1,000 project began last year with fundraising efforts by the Bishop Bocce Club, and culminated Wednesday with a ribbon cutting ceremony and Mayor Jeff Griffiths throwing the first official ball.
The Inyo County Water Department is accepting comments on the Coso/Hay Ranch Groundwater Transfer Project evaluation. The project has completed its first year of operation and has been evaluated and recalibrated by a third-party consulting firm.
The Conditional Use Permit for the project allows Coso Operating Company to pump water from its Hay Ranch property for use at its geothermal power plant. The Hay Ranch sits atop the Rose Valley aquifer.
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Services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Methodist Church in Big Pine, 150 S. School St. in Big Pine, for Howard Boyd.
Born Nov. 4, 1952, Howard died peacefully at his home in Big Pine on Saturday, Jan. 29, 2011. He was 58.
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Original post made by Concerned Citzen on Jul 13, 2007
This intersection is exceedingly hazardous to pedestrians who want to make their way across El Camino to access JJ&F Market, and other destinations (including churches, laundromats, office buildings, etc.).
Signal lights at Stanford Ave. and Cambridge Ave. (as they intersect with El Camino) have within the last year been timed so that their is no break in traffic at the El Camino and College intersection to make a safe crossing.
Thus, pedestrians are forced to wait on a flimsy median in the middle of El Camino - with cars racing by them only a foot or two away.
Why can't the state move the Cambridge and El Camino signal to College and El Camino? There are many, many more residents on College than there are on Cambridge.
One other frustrating thing is that their is NO enforcement at the El Camino and College Avenue crosswalk.
I have seen countless numbers of senior citzens, children (many on their way to or from Escondido Elementary School), and others either stranded on the flimsy median as cars zoom by within a foot or two, or outright stranded in the middle of the street IN A CROSSWALK as one violater after another drives past, ignoring California law that requires drivers to stop for pedestrians in crosswalks.
This intersection is an accident waiting to happen. In fact, there was a fatality or near-fatality there some years ago.
Last, why on earth was a signal light placed at Cambridge and El Camino, instead of College and El Camino? There are probably a few thousand people that live on both sides of College Avenue, and only a a few doxen residents on Cambridge. Further, why are there two consecutive intersections (Cambridge and California) with signal lights? Why not move the Cambridge signal to College?
I am near outrage at this situation, which has existed for years, with no solutions forthcoming from CalTrans
In the meantime, we need more-than-occasional police enforcement to nail the irresponsible scofflaws that drive past senior citizens and others stranded in that crosswalk.
on Jul 13, 2007 at 11:55 am
I was in that exact crosswalk and a cop sailed past within 2 feet of me.
on Jul 13, 2007 at 11:59 am
This problem is not just limited to College Ave. Every crosswalk on El Camino is like this. I recommend going on eBay and buying a paddle stop sign and fluorescent vest, as shown here...
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I've often run into the situation where a kind soul will stop for the crosswalk only to have the other two lanes of traffic keep whizzing by. Folks in cars start packing up behind the kind driver only to start going around them and honking, oblivious to why the driver has stopped.
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on Jul 13, 2007 at 12:19 pm
I do agree. Although, seeing it from the drivers' perspective, many of these crosswalks are badly marked. Something like the system on Fabian where the crosswalk stripes have lights which blink after the button has been pressed may be a good solution. In fact the system should be on many other crosswalks, by schools, on San Antonio by whichever road has only a crosswalk.
Crosswalks need to be marked much better, they need to be seen by drivers, thick yellow parrallel lines, or something. Most drivers do not see what is really just another road marking and a sign on the side of the street which is often hidden by a tall vehicle in the next lane. Make them more visible and drivers will notice them much better.


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Buccaneer Condominiums - Direct Oceanfront , End Unit in Satellite Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
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- pets allowed no
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- rates (USD) $ 2,000 - $ 2,300 / month
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Condo association DOES NOT ALLOW WEEKLY RENTALS - one month minimum! Please check calendar for availability.
Direct oceanfront 8th floor fully furnished end unit with breathtaking views. Condo has screened balcony access from the living room and master bedroom overlooking the pool, beach, and ocean. Master bedroom has a king size bed and the second bedroom can be configured with a king size or two extra long twin beds. Large living room area, kitchen, dining area, two bedrooms and two baths make for a very enjoyable living space (1265 sq feet). Kitchen remodel, including new stainless steel appliances, completed in October 2009. Community swimming pool, beach, clubhouse, and tennis courts are available for an active lifestyle. Master bed room has large walk-in closet. Building is secured with key entry to pool, club house, private beach access, and his/her saunas.
The living room and master bedroom both have high definition LCD televisions and cable DVR (digital video recorders). High speed wireless internet service is included and may be accessed from all rooms including balcony. All utilities are included in the monthly rental fee. Unit has clothes washer, dryer, dishwasher, treadmill, central heat and air conditioning. Bed linens and bath towels are on-site and also available for convertible love seat bed in living room. Other amenities include microwave, coffeemaker, toaster, hairdryer, iron/board, printer, balcony furniture and ceiling fans.
NO SMOKING allowed in condo unit!
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Building has assigned indoor garage parking (one space) and unassigned parking outside for visitors and boats. Building is handicapped accessible with ramp and elevator. The common areas adjacent to the pool offer a large gas grill for cooking, a convenient outside shower, and a clubhouse with full kitchen facilities including tables and chairs and a library. Also included in the clubhouse are his and her private showers, vanity and dressing areas with saunas. Clubhouse may be reserved for private parties with refundable deposit.
Condominium association DOES NOT ALLOW RENTERS or VISITORS to HAVE PETS!
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Besides fishing, swimming, and surfing from your own beach enjoy the following within minutes from your front door:
- Golf * Sightseeing
- Fine dining * Sea Kayaking
- Shelling * Waterskiing
- Retail/Food shopping * Jet Skiing
- Boating * Brevard Zoo
- The Cocoa Beach Pier * Nesting sea turtles during summer
And, of course watch the rocket launches from your own balcony or pack a picnic and watch from the beach! Don't forget Disneyworld , LegoLand, and Universal Theme parks are about an hour away.
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Condo association DOES NOT ALLOW WEEKLY RENTALS - one month minimum. Please see calendar for available dates.
Rates subject to change until signing of lease agreement.
- May - October 2014: $2,000 per month including utilities
- November - December 2014: $2,100 per month including utilities
- January - March 2015: $2,300 per month including utilities
- April 2015: $2,100 per month including utilities
- May - October 2015: $2,000 per month including utilities
- November - December 2015: $2,100 per month including utilities
- January - March 2016: $2,300 per month including utilities
- April 2016: $2,100 per month including utilities
- May - October 2016: $2,000 per month including utilities
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Two Albany business owners think the crooks who broke into both of their stores early this morning were working together, if not the same people.
Just after 2 :00AM someone broke the front door glass of the Hot Dog King in the 1000 block of Pine Avenue.
The crook broke a register, but there was not money inside the restaurant. The burglar left out the back door.
About 3:15 someone broke the window above the front door of the E-Z Corner Grocery in the 500 block of South Slappey.
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recently bought a 882 diesel with 44" deck ag tires on rear (almost new) wheel wieghts it has 1560 hrs on meter i paid $1100 for it . Is this a good deal? Would also like to find manuals and any info on attachments that are around > thanks
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I guess no one will respond but the cost of these are going up and since your in the red cadets, plus it being a diesel and she runs thats a plus too. Congrats on your purchase. I been thinking of getting one diesel tractor along with another 275 gallon fuel oil tank. This way if something happens in 2012 to slow the US down before we regroup i can till and plant with the diesel to survive.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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bigbill thanks for the reply actually my882 is yellow/white from what i've found out so far is that the 782d was ared version. I understand about being misunderstood as i've been a mechanic for over 20 years . my wife is going to end up killing me but bying this tractor probably opened up a can of worms
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