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agedSaltos de línea: aged
1 /eɪdʒd/ [predicative or postpositive] Having lived for a specified length of time; of a specified age: young people aged 14 to 18 he died aged 60
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- Now aged 50, he lives in the family's ancestral home at Killeheen, near Reens Pike, west of the town, where he has his graphic design business.
- This amazes me because when I was living in Edinburgh, aged 19, between college and university, I worked in a cafe for £2 an hour.
- The sum of £109.45 is the 'poverty line' for pensioners, so how can someone aged 59 live on barely half as much?
1.1(Of a horse or farm animal) over a certain defined age of maturity, typically 6 to 12 years for horses, 3 or 4 years for cattle.
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- Ward, 41, planned on resting the mare and then showing her in next year's aged cow horse events.
- Some horsemen refer to an aged horse as a 'smooth mouth' horse, regardless of the status of its teeth.
- Further, owners must be refrained from selling unproductive aged cows and should be severely dealt for this criminal act.
2 /ˈeɪdʒɪd/ Having lived or existed for a long time; very old: aged men with white hair
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- Thirdly, it was decided to replace existing aged computers with a new integrated computer system.
- The aged, infirm, senile, and disabled are cared for, whenever possible, within extended family networks.
- They don't want to spend their years from 55 to 75 caring for an aged mother who lives to 95.
advanced in years, getting on;
in one's dotage, long in the tooth, as old as the hills;
past one's prime, not as young as one was, not as young as one used to be;
decrepit, doddering, doddery, not long for this world, senile, superannuated;
septuagenarian, octogenarian, nonagenarian, centenarian
informal past it, over the hill, no spring chicken
formal senescent
rare longevous
3 /eɪdʒd/ Having been subjected to ageing: replica guitar with aged finish
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- These trends are reflected in new high-end mouldings that offer elegant, subtly aged finishes to complement interiors with a European feel.
- Defenders of the president have suggested that the documents may have been made recently with a computer or word processor and then copied many times to give them an aged appearance.
- To match the existing aged appearance, Duro-Tard surface retarder was rolled onto the forms that created the recessed panels.
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Spike TV star Courtney Hansen -- the super hot chick from "Powerblock" -- has filed for divorce from her pharmaceutical mogul husband ... TMZ has learned.
Hansen -- one of FHM's sexiest 100 in 2005 -- filed divorce docs in L.A. County Superior Court in an effort to end her 2-year marriage to Ilya Sapritsky.
In the docs, Courtney blames the split on irreconcilable differences ... and, duh, she wants spousal support.
Courtney released a statement saying ... "Marriage is extremely sacred to me, and I took honoring those vows very seriously. Unfortunately, it has become necessary for me to move on. Thank you for respecting our privacy during this time."
The split is pretty shocking, considering just last year the two were in talks to join "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills."
Super Hot??! on what planet? white girls PLEASE stop injecting your lips! Her mouth looks like a vagina...yuck!
Hate how people can just leave the comment without caring about the public responsibility. Everything has two sides, it's not fair to judge her by the surface phenomenon. Marriage is such a private business, how could any third-party be so clear about what really is the matter? Nobody would want to see this thing happened to themselves, she must be very sad now. Hope she can get through all the troubles soon. Really like to see her smile in the show. Speaking of the entertainment media, they are like the fishermen, their biggest desire is to hook up the reader's gossip desires. You lose if you took it seriously.
Courtney is one of the most genuine, kind, and fun people on the planet. All who know her will agree that she doesn't have a mean bone in her body. She doesn't deserve to be your punching bag everyone. Go see a shrink if you've got issues. Don't take it out on people who you don't even know and who don't deserve it while you hide behind your screen. Thank goodness for karma because you all have another thing coming for you! Gross!
I am a big Courtney fan. She is one of the refreshing genuine few in Hollywood. These rude posts are laughable. I feel sorry for those who are so jealous and dirty. Ignore them, focus on the support & keep Rockin Courtney!!! This will blow over & you will be stronger & better than ever!!
Holy Guacamole! You people have NO LIFE. Do you know her? Have you ever met her? NO because she is a cool freakin car chick. Everyone knows that she is one of the most fun loving amazing people in the biz. Every time I see her at a car event she has a great smile that could light up the universe. She is the macaroni and cheese of the chicks-if chicks were side dishes, and by that I mean-I love mac and cheese! So lay off of her all of you weird glazed carrots that nobody ever orders!
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Courtney is an amazing, beautiful person inside & out! She truly is one of the most genuine, kind, loving, down to earth, hard working & generous people on the planet. Anyone who knows her or has met her personally or professionally would absolutely agree with this statement. She does not have a mean bone in her body & certainly does not deserve any of these ridiculous, cruel comments. This must be a very difficult time for her/them, with deep sadness & loss. You never know what others are going through - don't judge, wrongly assume, or criticize. Have compassion, & leave the mean comments out. It definitely does seem like these are just TMZ employees writing/making up these cruel comments, I can't believe anyone would actually post/think some of these things. Pathetic really.
i know her s***bag husband ilya. HE WAS IN REHAB FOR HEROIN ADDICTION AT PASSAGES VENTURA FEB. 2011. he cheated on her there as well as with other chicks in AA (around malibu, santa monica and the pacific palisades). he's now at rivera sober living in malibu and just relapsed on heroin. he is the biggest clown i've ever met. a big joke in the malibu area. #truth
ilya was at passages rehab last feb. he cheated on courtney multiplie times with chicks from rehab and malibu. he has a severe heroin addiction and relapsed about 2 months ago. he's at riveria sober living in malibu. truth#
OK, you cave dwelling bottom feeders...LISTEN UP!!!!! I am a very close friend of Courtney Hansen and I can assure you she is anything BUT a golddigger. What I find most gross is you lunatics thinking you have any clue about her personal life. Courtney is a very private person and extremely discreet, but I feel compelled to write in to this forum? and assure you that she fought for her marriage with every fiber of her being. Trust when I say her life went from fairytale lovestory to living a ****ING NIGHTMARE........and even when I and every single one of her closest friends hoped she would move on.........she stayed and struggled to save her marriage. THESE IGNORANT EVIL COMMENTS are laughable and untrue and so unjust. Courtney is beautiful inside and out. She is generous and kind and ridiculously intelligent. I know for a fact that she has NEVER EVER had ANY plastic surgery (simply compare videos of her from the past) She is known for her distinct sexy voice and her beauty sure, but what makes Courtney so special is that her truest beauty lies in her heart. EVERYONE that knows her knows this and Anyone that says otherwise is simply WRONG and should be ASHAMED OF THEMSELVES for making up bull**** lies and ripping on a girl who has done nothing but work hard and ACHIEVE in every aspect of her life. Anyone that knew the truth to why she has filed for divorce would not only agree with her decision but would commend her for it. YOU EVIL COMMENT PEOPLE especially JAMIN..... ARE JUST THAT...........EVIL COMMENT PEOPLE. YOU ARE NOTHING MORE. YOU ARE DISGUSTING....DEPLORABLE and so obviously desperate to be good at being DIP****S. YOU DO NOT KNOW HER OR WHY SHE IS DIVORCING. so............please............do everyone in the world a favor and **** OFF! I think its laughable that anyone would say that Courtney Hansen married for money. SO UNTRUE. She loved Ilya with her whole heart. He WAS an amazing guy...........but as we all know...........people change and the truth i'm sure will one day be made public and when it is you freaks will hopefully feel horrible and guilty for maligning the name of one of the most real, down to earth and lovely tv. hosts on television today.
Only in America where you can be married for a year and then expect to be set for life cos things didn't work out. As the line goes "its all about the Benjamin's baby"...
I don't know about all this stuff, but i love watching Courtney. I watched her on all of her shows starting with Overhaulin. Destination Wild was cool. Powerblock is dope and Vinsetta Garage is the ****. She's hot and seems cool and from reading some of the posts about her husband, Ilya Sapritsky, Courtney probably deserves every red cent she gets from him. I mean what a moron. Your gonna be a **** and **** up a marriage with this intensely hot car chick? I state for all the stand up guys who dig cars: Ilya you must be a real idiot. Courtney any dude would be extremely lucky to be with you. Sorry you chose this ****head to marry.
It is nice to see Courtney taking the high road in the wake of this garbage. I have worked with her for years & she's an angel. She is also the hardest working gal I know & does plenty well for herself. Let's assume posts here like #46 & #47 are true about her soon to be ex. Would you not divorce him? Come on. If alimony is all he has to pay for all the s%#@ he dished her he's lucky! Hey there are plenty of guys who would love to treat her the way she deserves. I know she was crazy about him & we all felt he was the luckiest guy. But he must have changed. We love you Court!
No one should get "spousal support" EVER! You're not entitled to a certain way of life. Once you separate communal assets, then GO AWAY! No doubt she married him for his money. She wants him gone, but still wants his income and lifestyle. That's not a divorce!
Ridiculous... I can't believe some of these comments. But if comments 46 and 47 are true (which it seems clear they must've known him personally)...then seriously...CAN YOU BLAME HER? She should divorce him...


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East German CID was unique in terms of hosting a country that exists no more, but more so by the culture and collective feeling that lingers on around the area. With the participation of students from various countries and the Eastern Germans themselves we were able to see the depths of Eastern German culture and the beauty of everything unique, through stories that all had their own way of telling. One of the organizers, Johanna Mo, tells us more about what happened in case you were unlucky enough to miss it or want to take another look!
On Thursday, April 24th, 2014 Jacobs students had the chance to go on a journey through the past and present of Eastern Germany; and all that without even having to leave the Mercator Common Room.
During one and a half hours, the audience got to hear many different "Stories from Eastern Germany":
They met Familie Müller from the GDR and learned about the daily life at this time - the difficulties and the joys. They experienced the fall of the Berlin wall and even actively helped tearing it down. They went on a journey through the six Eastern German Bundesländer (states). They were introduced to the Slavic-speaking minority of Eastern Germany, their language, costumes and traditions.
a lot of dancing happened, both club style and traditional :)
They got to listen to live performances of some of the finest music composed by people from Eastern Germany and even witnessed two weddings. They went all out in the Berlin techno dance battle and went back to their days of childhood during the Baltic Sea sand cake battle. The journey eventually ended in the Mercator servery where typical (Eastern) German food was served.
Familie Müller revealing East Germany; right, classical tunes from East German composers
With "Stories from Eastern Germany" Mercator once more gave students the possibility to present their home regions to a wider audience.We, the organizing team, would like to thank Mercator College for opening its doors and hope that everyone attending the event was able to learn new things about (Eastern) Germany and had as much fun as we had!
Mercator College celebrated the award ceremony of 12th year of the Vernissage, the annual art contest hosted by Mercator College, on Sunday May 11th. After a month long submission process as well two weeks of careful scrutiny of judges three pieces were picked as winners and were awarded a special prize.
The theme of this year was "A New World", which took form in very different ideas in every artists mind; for some concentrated on the ending of another while some saw it as a hopeful look at the future. For instance, one of the participants, Françoise De Sutter explained her cubist drawing to be related to a imagined world with less corruption.
Third place went to Leonie Reese for her exceptional photograph titled "Destination Unknown", which was appreciated by the jury for its familiar yet evasive atmosphere and complex metaphorical potential and was praised for its graphic quality as well as the elegant light play in it. Jury was also impressed by the photo's ability to "capture a moment suspended between desolation and hope". Leonie was not able to attend the ceremony but her piece was an attraction nonetheless.
Second place was awarded to an acrylic painting piece named "Spring" by Amelie Schirmer for it impressed the judges with its vivid depiction of a world being born and its strong expression. The contrast between the dark surroundings complimenting the colorful brightness in the middle that is depicting the planet and the detailing at the bottom of the picture was praised and the painting was praised as it was found to be "deep symbolic meaning and is stout and fragile at the same time".
Judges discussing the 2nd and 3rd place winners
The first place was awarded to Sofía Schlamp, for her sculpture piece made out of a single goose egg, named "World Map". The jury was impressed by the originality of the technique and the aesthetic execution of it and asked Sofia to explain more about the method she used. Sofia then explained how she used a special technique in order to hollow down the egg and work on its shell for creating the piece and how it was her first time to work on a goose egg since she originally preferred chicken egg shells.
Finally the jury explained the anonymous judging criteria and how they did not know the artists before making the final decision. They also thanked the other participants and expressed their appreciation of all the work and creativity that took form in those pieces, adding that this year's submissions were high quality in general.
Sofia with "World Map" and jury evaluating on it
Additionally the exhibition featured equally unique works; including but not limited to a tessellation that depicted the repetitive pattern that was modified to form a question mark, by Tobias Schraink; and an exceptionally detailed charcoal drawing that featured and altered reality through social media, by Angelina Frank. Every piece was inspiring in itself and the picture gallery features all of them.
Throughout the event students came to see their fellow artists' work as well as to enjoy a nice glass of sekt or cheese from different world regions. The event in its simplicity and elegance has proven that the Vernissage is a beautiful tradition that will be a respected and featured in future with Mercatorian pride.
At 7 pm, April 19th, 2014 the Mercator Common Room was a reminder of a tropical beach in the Philippines as The Voice of the Philippines, aka the Filipino CID, began a night filled with music, dancing, games, Filipino traditions, and of course food. The event was fun for both the audience members and the organizers, who, in particular, enjoyed seeing their weeks of planning turned into a reality as they shared their culture with the Jacobs University community.
An important aspect of Filipino culture is the idea of community and family. Since all of four of the Filipino community are graduating this year, they felt it was an important and special way to showcase their culture to the place they called home for the past three years. The actual idea of a Filipino CID had been in the mind of the organizers since last year, so they were happy when they were approved to do the CID in late November. Although planning for the event was difficult given the small community of Filipinos on campus, lots of help was provided through their friends on campus and through the Filipino community in Bremen who organizer Christine Talens, had been in contact with since first year. Affectionately calling the Filipino community in Bremen, the Filipino moms, the organizers met with them to get help with how to accurately represent the Philippines. The moms were even kind enough to help out with the food preparation the day of the event. In honor of all their support and help, they were given front row seats in the event. Like the organizers, they too expressed joy at seeing their culture represented, particularly the hula dance, which was a reminder of their days as young Filipinas performing before others.
A second important aspect of Filipino culture is food. Three meals a day, rice with every meal, and two snacks in between. Food represents community for Filipinos which explains why Filipino food is easy to make in bulk and often involves leftovers taken home by guests. In the case of the Filipino CID, this meant preparing enough food for 200 very hungry people when only 100 people showed up. Although they remained within budget there still remains 10 kg extra glass noodles, 5 kg extra bean sprout, and other bulk leftovers. Despite the initial craziness of food preparation and other things, the event was successful and a happy sendoff for the current Filipino community at Jacobs.
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As we leave behind a very stressful midterm period it's time to take a look at the events that took place in Mercator recently. During the last week of March and beginning of April, right before the Spring Break, Mercator College Office had a week of cheer-ups where Mercatorians and other Jacobians came together in the college office to take a break from their stressful work. Here is a list of what happened:
Garden Cheer-Up:
Imagine if you could make a garden without moving anywhere, that's what happened at the Garden Cheer-up. While enjoying nice homemade carrot muffins and freshly made pizza students were able to plant seeds for a plant of their choice; which means a lot more blossoms and buds to welcome spring!
Kindergarten Cheer-Up:
Remember the afternoon naps you hated so much? I bet they appear like a nicer idea now! Although we weren't able to make every lecturer agree with "the afternoon nap plan" we were able to make a nice nap room in the evening for students to take a break from their exam preparation. The catch? All the nice snacks from childhood were also there!
Moonlight Cheer-Up:
As exciting as it sounds the Moonlight cheer up took place in the patio in front of the servery, with lots of barbecue food and cozy blankets. A warm pre-summer night couldn't have been more chilled and comfortable in open air. The atmosphere was improved even more when Mercatorian musicians decided to bring down their guitars and tune up the night!
Karaoke Night
In addition to the college office cheer-ups MCO teamed up with BRIMUN team to make the Karaoke Night; in the comfort of the college office many Jacobians came to relieve their stress or just to have fun with their friends. Although we had many awesome singers the climax of the night was when everyone got arm to arm to sing "We Are Young" by Fun, for all the good times!
Were you there? Did you enjoy it? For any feedback as well as creative cheer-up ideas that you think we must try, contact us from here.
COMING SOON, Spring Updates: CIDs! where we discover the most recent CIDs and hear about their preparation process!


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Alpine Menlo Pumas win Silicon Valley Cup
Original post made by Richard Hine, editor of The Almanac, on Oct 24, 2006
The Alpine Menlo Pumas won the Girls Under-14 Division of the Silicon Valley Cup over Labor Day weekend. The Pumas are coached by former professional players Christina Bell Gilmore and her husband, Cris Gilmore.
During the tournament the team had five wins, one loss, and scored 14 goals. The Pumas are part of the Alpine Menlo Soccer Club, made up of 13 teams with players from Portola Valley, Woodside and surrounding communities.
The club will hold tryouts for the 2007 season beginning Nov. 12 and continuing until Dec. 10. For tryout times and locations, go to Web Link
Photo Caption: Standing: Cynthia Garcia, Cris Gilmore (coach), Lizzie Browne, Melissa Hastings, Mackenzie Adamis, Sophie Koontz, Charlotte Sagan, Emily Colvin, Emily Mosbacher, Justine Dhollande, Darrah Shields, Evie Browne and Christina Bell Gilmore (coach)
Seated: Taylor Groseclose, Brianna Furner, Charlotte Geaghan-Breiner and Rachel Rosensweig.
Players not pictured: Hannah Norman, Tavanisha Crum.
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on Feb 13, 2007 at 8:43 pm
wow thats my team. cool. go pumas!
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|Fri, 04-19-2013 - 7:09am
. . . Aren't you in Boston? I meant to post this days ago, but it slipped my mind. Just hoping all your loved ones are safe and sound.
|Fri, 04-19-2013 - 10:21am
Hi CFK
How sweet of you to think of Music...but yes I thought of her first when this happened because she told me she might attend the marathon.. Lo and behold she had to work thank the powers that be and she didnt go to the marathon...
Anyway; she is okay as she sent me an private email.. When Ivillage went wonky we decided to private email each other. I hope she doesnt get upset that I am speaking for her.. but since I saw this I wanted to let you know so you guys dont worry..
Okay everyone else check in now.. my mother gene has kicked in (sorry)
I feel like we all need to check in lately with all the nuttiness going around.. and after hurricane Sandy my stress levels have gone crazy ..
Shy how are you doing??
|Fri, 04-19-2013 - 3:17pm
Thank you for asking. The whole thing is so strange. I was annoyed that I had to work on Monday cause for the past 2 yrs I have gone to the marathon. If I had taken the day off, I wouldnt have gottenpaid & I need the money. But my office is only a couple of miles from the marathon route. Then yesterday they had the prayer service at the cathedral, which is only a short walk from my office. I was actually thinking of going but the people were lining up hours ahead of time to be let in, so I couldn't really manage that. I wish I had gone though.
So now today is more than odd--I decided not to go to work in down town Boston even though I think it's safe there, but you still never can tell. The places where they are searching for the guy are on the opposite side of the city from where I live so at home it's normal. My boss of course did not close the office (or maybe he did after I decided not to go in) but he is so afraid of losing money, which is why he only closes on the major holidays (Mon. was a state holiday) but all the government offices, courts, banks, etc. were closed. It's still hard to believe that with the number of police out there and people off the streets that one guy is still hiding, but who knows?
I feel bad reading about all the sad stories of the people who were hurt, yet it's so touching to read about all the people who tried to help. My DD's roommate, who is a nurse also, was in the medical tent volunteering when this happened.
|Fri, 04-19-2013 - 4:59pm
I am so glad that you are safe.......things must be crazy for you right now in Boston.
|Fri, 04-19-2013 - 5:29pm
Thanks for the heads up, Free.
Strange indeed, Music, and so sad. Tuesday morning, a local radio station played a Mr. Rogers clip. I know this is going to seem cheesy, but it was really touching. It was just a clip of him talking to a kid about how, when bad things happen, always look for the helpers, that they will always be there. That is so true. Another thing I found incredibly touching was the National Anthem footage from the Bruins/Sabres hockey game.
It's so unfortunate what's happened and as you indicated, so strange but if I can pick out the positive, it's nice to see the way Americans band together in the face of tragedy. I'm so thankful you and yours are okay!
I would love for the authorities to apprehend this other suspect alive so we may have some answers.
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|Sat, 04-20-2013 - 2:23am
How interesting. They had warnings about him. These are the new insurgents.
|Wed, 05-29-2013 - 4:39pm
Easy Listening Pop artist Wayne Reynolds puts a Folk spin on his classic love songs. Reynolds has re-released his album "Another Day Goes By" this year. It contains elements of Folk, Pop, Jazz, Classical, Bossa Nova, Oldies and more! He really pulls influences from his years playing classical guitar and being on the forefront of rock in Tennessee in the 60's. You combine all of that and you get Wayne Reynolds! As an eclectic singer, songwriter, and guitarist, Reynolds has consistently avoided kowtowing to any brand of musical dogma throughout his musical career. "I'm reminded," muses Reynolds, "of the exhortation by none other than Bobby McFerrin that we should not live in the same musical room all the time. Walk around, don't get stuck."
There is no doubt that "Another Day Goes By" adheres to the open-ended artistic ethos that has sustained Reynolds since the beginning of his musical journey. You can listen, download, or order the album on iTunes and Amazon. You can also download his single "A Little Gray" for free on Facebook here
You can connect with Wayne Reynolds on Facebook, Twitter, and ReverbNation.
|Tue, 07-02-2013 - 8:15pm
Jim Peterik's first band The Ides of March have their very own street names after them in their hometown of Berwyn, Illinois. The street is named "The Ides of March Way" is between Riverside Drive and Cermak Road on Home Avenue. The street shares the location of Morton West High School where the band first started in a basement near the school in 1964. The naming of the street really shares the towns pride in it's successful citizens.
To go and show your support of Jim Peterik's Lifeforce, his new jazz band, you can see him at Milwaukee Summerfest this month. His band will be playing before The Eagles and Loverboy so you can be assured it's a great line-up! Lifeforce will perform on the ULine Warehouse Stage starting at 5PM on Sunday, July 7th. They will delight their fans with this Summerfest performance and will certainly gain some new listeners.
Lifeforce recently released a deluxe edition of their album "Forces at Play." The remastered album is a two-disc set featuring bonus tracks and a total of 32 incredible jazz artists. The band is currently being played on over 20 radio stations worldwide!
To learn more about the Lifeforce band and its members, visit their website here
You can listen to and download the new album on iTunes here
|Fri, 07-05-2013 - 5:55pm
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Successful music video campaigns require massive attention to detail (correct labeling, closed captioning, submission forms, digital delivery, DMDS, etc.) plus relationships with the Programmers. Hip Video does all necessary homework, writes a professional and compelling one sheet to accompany the campaign, and actively and enthusiastically pitches the artist and video to their long-standing relationships all throughout the music video programming community. To see what Hip Video can do for you, check out their list of services here.
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The rent at Symphony Place Apartments ranges from $1,345 for a one bedroom to a $1,560 two bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 23% less expensive than the Downtown West average.
This apartment is in the Downtown West neighborhood in Minneapolis. Nearby parks include Basketball Court, Stevens Square Park and Picnic Pavilion At Stevens Square Park.
Symphony Place Apartments has a Walk Score of 94 out of 100. This location is a Walker's Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
Nearby schools include Interdistrict Downtown School, Emerson Elementary School and Lincoln International School.
The closest grocery stores are Ke HE Distributors, 15th Street Market and Groceries on Harmon.
Nearby coffee shops include Caribou Coffee, Dunn Bros Coffee and Starbucks. Nearby restaurants include Porter & Frye, Brit's Pub and French Corner Bistro & Bakery.
Symphony Place Apartments is near Peavey Plaza, 17th Street Overlook and U.S. Bancorp Headquarters.
Symphony Place Apartments offers spacious 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent with a black GE appliance package in the kitchens, updated countertops, modern lighting, wood like flooring in the kitchen and bath, accent painting and more. Get in a great workout in our newly remodeled 24 hour fitness club or outdoor basketball and tennis courts. Relax in our indoor year round swimming pool and hot tub or barbeque with friends on our beautiful 7th floor sundeck. We are a Waterton Residential community, committed to delivering you the best service possible with 24 hour front desk staff, 7 day a week office staff, and 24 hour emergency maintenance. Right in the heart of downtown Minneapolis, Symphony place is just across the street to Orchestra Hall, one block from Nicollet Malls prime dining and shopping, minutes from Minneapoliss theatre and nightclub districts and provides you with direct skyway access. Visit Symphony Place Minneapolis and see why it is the perfect location fo...
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At the time of signing the rental agreement, the staff was exceptionally courteous and willing to accomodate, as any staff of a large apartment complex should be. But beware, as time passes, the amount you spend continues to increase and the quality of service continues to decrease. The shared apartment expenses gradually creep up, your cable and outside service providers raise prices after introductory offers, and the staff is more about technical rule enforcement over common sense courtesy. I would personally not recommend this complex unless you are very financially secure.
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Let's do some comparison, shall we?
We can easily compare the records, since Bill only coached the Jets for three seasons. Interestingly, their regular season records are remarkably similar:
Bill Parcells: 29-19
Rex Ryan: 28-20
The big difference is in the playoff records:
Rex Ryan: 4-2
Bill Parcells: 1-1
The strongest case for Bill Parcells is what he brought the team from. He turned around a Jets team that hadn't even been respectable in many years. The previous two seasons before Bill came to town, the Jets won a total of four games, for any young readers that may not remember. The Jets were 1-15 the season before Bill Parcells came in, and the Jets were a joke. He turned the Jets from a joke of a football team, to a good football team.
Rex Ryan, took a team that did have a 9-7 record the previous season, and did take them to the AFC championship game. But, he actually led them to the identical record of 9-7. This was a team that had some pieces in place prior to coach Ryan's arrival. This is not to take away from the job Rex has done, but just simply to say that he didn't have to rebuild the way Bill Parcells did.


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After a weekend out west which Kansas City (24-25) lost two of three in Anaheim against the Angels the boys in blue return home. The Royals will faceoff against Houston who they saw earlier this season which KC swept.
Probable Pitching Match-ups:
Monday, 7:10 pm – Scott Feldman/RHP (2-2, 3.02) v. Yordano Ventura/RHP (2-4, 2.80)
Tuesday, 7:10 pm – Collin McHugh (2-3, 3.32) v. Jeremy Guthrie/RHP (2-3, 4.39)
Wednesday, 1:10 pm – Jared Cosart/RHP (3-4, 4.39) v. Danny Duffy/LHP (2-4, 2.59)
Comments on Pitching Match-ups – In addition to Memorial Day fireworks fans will get to see Ventura throw fire against the 'Stros who he beat 4-2 on 4/15. Guthrie got a no-decision in the 11-inning victory that Kansas City won in the middle game. Duffy who got one of his two wins when having a great outing out of the 'pen at Minute Maid Park.
Series Predictions – KC on paper should be able to sweep the Astros this week at Kauffman Stadium but we know how things have gone lately. I'm going with a series prediction of the Royals winning two of three versus the bottom feeder from the AL West.
2014 Meetings:
It was just over a month ago when these clubs met deep in the heart of Texas which resulted in the boys in blue sweeping. In the opener it was a 4-2 win followed by a extra inning victory of 6-4 and James Shields closing things out with a 5-1 victory.
Franchise History:
Kansas City now holds a 20-19 all-time advantage over Houston by benefit of the previous series played. At the K the Astros lead 10-8 but were swept last June when the teams squared off against one another.
TV/Radio Coverage:
All three games can be seen on Fox Sports Kansas City with Ryan Lefebvre and Rex Hudler on the broadcast. Joel Goldberg will anchor the Royals Live before and after the game from Rivals with Jeff Montgomery. On the Royals Radio Network (610 Sports Radio in KC) will be Royals Hall of Famer/2007 Ford C. Frick Award winner Denny Matthews joined by Steve Physioc and Steve Stewart describing the action from the "Space City".
AL Central Standings (May 26):
Detroit Tigers (28-18)
Chicago White Sox (26-27, 5.5)
Kansas City Royals (24-25, 5.5 GB)
Minnesota Twins (23-25, 6 GB)
Cleveland Indians (24-28, 7 GB)
2014 Series Schedule/Results v. Astros (KC 3-0)
April 15-17, Minute Maid Park – W 4-2, W 6-4 F/11, W 5-1
May 26-28, Kauffman Stadium
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I'm currently parked on my parents kitchen table and will be working from here on and off over the next week or so. Just a small note to send out a big Happy Holidays to everyone. Hope you all have a great and safe Christmas!
I'm currently parked on my parents kitchen table and will be working from here on and off over the next week or so. Just a small note to send out a big Happy Holidays to everyone. Hope you all have a great and safe Christmas!
The 1980's were wicked-awesome and the print ads of that decade were par for the course. They were playful and sophisticated, the focus trending toward less copy and more imagery. Ads often consisted of a bold, catchy headlines with a single large product shot bathed in a spectrum of color. Doesn't get much better than that.
After sifting through thousands of these 80's ads, the layouts and type choices can admittedly become quite predictable; but they never become tiresome to me. It's true that we often romanticize the past, and that's very possible what I'm doing here, but I can't help but feel coming up with these ads thirty-some years ago was a lot of fun. I can't say I look forward to doing any ads in this day and age.
You have to admire the strong grid foundations these ads are constructed on; so solid. Desktop publishing really didn't make a strong push until the end of the decade, so I'm assuming these ads were created using physical layouts. Rubylith anyone?
I've got folders teeming with this stuff, more to come…
Back in the 70's and 80's, there seemed to be a set of trading cards for every mildly successful TV show and movie. Even the cringeworthy Mork & Mindy had trading cards. Each pack usually included ten cards and a cracked piece of petrified chewing gum, which mostly served to make the cards smell good. No kid is his right mind dared to chew it.
Looking at these things for the first time in years is hilarious, the registration was guaranteed to be way off on every card, you could play connect the dots with the halftone patterns, and the cards weren't trimmed straight. But that's what makes them so awesome. All these imperfections added up to whole pile of personality in every card. You can't find that today, everything is printed so perfectly that there isn't any discernible difference from card to card. I can remember getting doubles or triples of the same cards back then, but each one was printed differently. Each one had it's own unique quirks…loved that stuff.
Primarily for me, the E.T. and The Empire Strikes Back cards were what I was most into back then. I posted a collection of 'Empire' cards over on Swivelarms, give them a look if you're interested in some Hoth-sized adventure.
Looking back now, I realize there were so many good sets of cards ( the Superman the Movie and Star Trek the Motion Picture cards were truly wicked ) that I wish I had collected more of them. At the same time, however, I'm glad that I can discover them now as if they were new thanks to Flickr users who upload gobs of this stuff.
Nothing can quite compare to the rush of excitement I got as a kid seeing this stuff for the first time, but it's important to me as a creative person to remember how that feels, and to try to find ways to experience it still.
If you follow me on Twitter, you might have seen these posted late last night. I wandered home after hanging out with some friends and started rooting around in some old archive CDs of my past work, way back from the year 2000.
I was working with my friends at Internet Solutions at the time, the company that gave me my first real design job in the web industry. They took a gamble and hired that spiky-haired punk right out of school and put up with my loud music and nerdy antics. Good, patient people they were.
That said, I was always trying to dress up my computer to look all cool and stuff so I made a bunch of custom desktops for my screen. Just another way to do something creative and explore some trendy design. I came across 3 of them last night. Fond memories right here. Just look at that weird yellow Japanese-looking Signalnoise wordmark. Yikes. Lots of jokes waiting to happen there, along with my online moniker 'James Evil'. Good god.
The computer I used to make these is long gone, but the pixels live on. Great memories.
Oh, and that photo was taken around the same time. That's me and my friend Lisa having what I'm SURE is some deep/hilarious conversation about something we hate. Or she's just disagreeing with me for some good reason.
Fire! Wood! Water! Hasbro licensed these wicked dudes from Takara Japan to sell in the States and elsewhere in 1987. They were a Transformers spin-off in Japan, but Hasbro decided not to tie into that continuity with their own marketing. The mid 80's was a time when many toys had some sort of gimmick to help sell them, in this case, each Battle Beast had a heat sensitive sticker on its chest that revealed either fire, wood, or water. A sort of paper, rock, scissors in toy form. Fire beat wood, wood beat water, and water beat fire…if you were a super lucky kid, there existed rare and mythical Sunburst figures; find one, and you could beat anyone. Bad ass.
Battle Beasts came packaged in pairs, which was strange at the time. I remember thinking how cool it was to get "two for the price of one", although it's a pretty commonplace tactic these days. I always considered the pairings to be like pro wrestling tag teams. My first pack consisted of the Rhino and the Fox; whenever there was a Beast Battle Royal in my back yard, those two always found a way to come out victorious. Still my favorites to this day.
My brother and I collected every one of these pint-sized animal warriors along with their many play sets; looking back, we had some really fun times with them. Unfortunately, somewhere along the road to adulthood my collection must have landed in the trash. The same old sad story. When I took a quick peek on eBay for some of these figures, I was astonished at how much they are going for. Like adding salt to the wound. While it doesn't seem as if I'll be scooping up any replacements anytime soon, at least I've got the memories.
Awesome figure photography by =Disney-Stock on DeviantArt.
Back in the summer of 1990 Pepsi released some limited edition "Cool Cans." I was 14 years old, and I clearly remember going nuts for these things. I was firmly entrenched in the Pepsi camp of the Cola Wars and we had plenty of bottles in my parents fridge, but I also needed these cans. The nearest vending machine was just passed the woods in my backyard at the local community swimming pool. I used to 'borrow' some change from my dad's coin bucket and sprint through the trails leading to that Pepsi machine. There were days I made many trips to that pool just for a cold can of soda.
There were only four different can designs, however it took me the entire summer to collect them all. I was sure Pepsi had staggered their release just to prolong my agony. I ended up with tons of the surfer dude design, which ensured that it became my least favorite of the bunch. That guy used to roll out of the bottom of the vending machine and taunt me, I'm telling you.
The design I most coveted was the neon one, it was the most unique of the group and was downright badass. Some internet psychologists may claim that I was somehow subliminally drawn to the neon design because it contained a hidden message. When stacked 3-high and positioned just right, the larger letterforms on the can kinda-sorta spell out the word "SEX." So even though I never saw the cans stacked that way, and getting them from a vending machine assured that I didn't know which one I was getting, I still must have been brainwashed by Pepsi into unconsciously choosing it for its "sexiness." Hogwash.
These designs, paired with Pepsi's most iconic logo, are my first memories of a true marketing campaign. Stepping up from toy packaging and advertising, I began to recognize there was a larger world of design and branding out there for me to explore.
Oh, and a little Young MC never hurt anyone hurt either…
I love it when a costume comes together.
Happy Halloween, everyone. Have a safe one.
Remember Robo Force? Didn't think so. Even if you grew up in the 80's there's a pretty good chance you missed out on these radical robots. Ideal Toys debuted them at the 1984 Toy Fair; unwittingly pitting them head-to-head with the Gobots and the Transformers, both of which apparently caught the company by surprise. Without the power to transform and very limited poseability, Robo Force simply couldn't compete with rival toy lines. Ideal pulled the plug on Robo Force in 1985, a planned second series was prototyped, but never saw the store shelves.
Ideal put a huge amount of marketing muscle behind Robo Force for its initial launch, with a one-shot cartoon special, commercials, story books, board games, lunchboxes, a magazine…and that's just the short list. There was even a Maxx Steele telephone and an official Robo Force fan club. They really went all out, unfortunately it just wasn't enough to overcome the toys inherent shortcomings.
My brother and I had a few of these, he started out with the mighty leader Maxx Steele while I went for his evil counterpart, Hun-dred. My fondest memories of these toys was in the early summer of 1984 when we left Western New York to live in sunny Florida. My parents packed us up in the Chevy Monte Carlo and we were off on a three day journey to parts unknown. Keeping my brother and I company in the back seat were our Robo Force guys, mini command centers my dad carved out of solid styrofoam, and a cooler full of Dr Pepper. To this day, with the potent combination of indestructible robots (these things were built like tanks), squeaky breaking styrofoam, and a seemingly endless supply of caffeine, I have no idea how my parents retained their sanity. By the time we had settled in Orlando, Transformers had taken over our robot play time and good ol' Maxx and Hun-dred were relegated to the dustbin. Sorry guys.
My Robo Force figures are long gone and trying to find quality images of them on the web can prove to be insanely difficult. Thankfully, there are a couple of sites that helped me put this post together: BattleGrip & Roboplastic. Give them a look, they are both bursting at the seams with awesome stuff.


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|JoePa focuses on improving PSU offense, not possible forfeit win
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|Tuesday, 02 October 2007 12:51
So as the Big Ten sorts out whether the Wolverines should be disciplined for using an ineligible player during last month's 14-9 win over Penn State, Paterno is concentrating on trying to win games the old-fashioned way.
``I know we got licked,'' Paterno said Tuesday. ``I don't have any interest in it. We lost. That's up to somebody else to make the decision.''
The Big Ten has said a decision on whether Michigan should face any discipline, of which, forfeiture could be an option, may take weeks.
Penn State (3-2, 0-2 Big Ten) cannot wait that long to correct its offensive problems with a game against Iowa looming Saturday.
Execution in the red zone must improve, Paterno said, after Penn State converted just 3-of-6 trips inside the 20 into scores in last week's 27-20 loss to Illinois. That game left the Nittany Lions tied for the Big Ten basement with Iowa, Northwestern and Minnesota.
Paterno was in a prickly mood with reporters at times Tuesday.
``I don't have any problem with my football team, except for the fact that ... we've just hurt ourselves, and we've played against two teams that have played well against us,'' Paterno said.
He stood steadfastly behind starting quarterback Anthony Morelli, whose play has been the subject of vociferous criticism on Penn State Internet message boards.
``Morelli's our quarterback. I wish everyone would calm down,'' Paterno said. ``Morelli's our quarterback.''
Morelli threw for a career-high 298 yards and engineered some nice drives in the first half against the Illini. He also had three interceptions, including two in crucial late-game situations, along with a fumble on a fourth-and-long play that negated a potential first-down inside the 10.
Morelli, a senior captain and second-year starter, did not speak with reporters for the second straight week. He has completed 91 of 156 passes, for 1,095 yards, with 9 TDs and 4 interceptions.
``He's been doing good. ... Doing what he needs to do despite the criticism,'' left tackle Gerald Cadogan said. ``They like you one day, they criticize you the next day.''
Quarterback isn't the only issue on offense.
``I think overall, he needs more help,'' Paterno said. ``Some people have got to make some catches in the clutch.''
But the deep, talented receiving corps, which has been the most consistent part of the offense, has played well overall, Paterno said.
Other problem areas: the offensive line has been inconsistent in both pass protection and the running game; running backs have had too many fumbles, though JoePa said they've ``run hard, tough.''
Paterno said Morelli needed to deal with mistakes teammates might make around him.
``He's got to be able to shake off the fact that sometimes people on the football team aren't doing the things they should do,'' he said.
Of general concern to the coach is how the team responds in pressure situations, which was a key measuring stick for him when the season started.
Inexperience is still an issue for the 80-year-old Paterno. On offense, he's relying on two senior running backs who were reserves until this year, and four offensive linemen playing in different positions than last year.
On defense, linebacker Dan Connor is the only senior starter.
``I don't think we've done a good job when we've had opportunities to win the game, when we've had adversity,'' Paterno said. ``I worry about the fact that we had so many young people who were in key situations. We had not come up with big plays, that part I am concerned about.''
Two Big Ten losses in the last two weeks, falling from No. 10 to completely out of the Top 25 along the way, says that is not the only questions about this Penn State team.
The answer?
``We need a good win, it's as simple as that,'' said Paterno.
He was talking about a win on the field, not a forfeit on paper.


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Using a color wheel we can match colors that go together and others that clash. Using a Color Scheme Designer it is easy to see what colors work and those that don't. Recently I have started to use Adobe Kuler for all my color theory and design.
When starting to learn color theory I used these tools all the time for selectively saturating and de-saturating different colors in my pictures. Sometimes it is impossible to de-saturate a color, it just turns brown or looks like crap. In this case try darkening the color using a dodge/burn layer or a curves mask in Photoshop will keep it from standing out.


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Director, Leo T. McCarthy Center | Associate Professor of Politics
Corey Cook serves as director of the Leo T. McCarthy Center for Public Service and the Common Good, and joined the university as an Assistant Professor in Fall 2006 after having earned his Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His doctoral dissertation considers the impact of race and gender on political representation and explores the contemporary significance of identity politics. Cook has published academic articles in the DuBois Journal of Social Science Research on Race, Presidential Studies Quarterly, and American Politics Research. He has completed research projects surrounding the usage of Ranked Choice Voting in San Francisco and a manuscript about promoting civic engagement through community-based research. His current research focuses on election results and political geography in California.
Fr. Fitzgerald became the 28th president of USF in August 2014. Prior to USF, he served as Professor of Religious Studies and Senior
Vice President for Academic Affairs at Fairfield University.
He earned a B.A. in History from
Santa Clara University in 1980. Two years later he entered the Society
of Jesus, beginning his religious formation at the Jesuit Novitiate in
Montecito, California. After First Vows, he was sent to study Philosophy
at the Jesuit-run Hochschule fuer Philosophie in Munich, Germany. Fr. Fitzgerald earned the M.Div. degree in 1991 and a Pontifical
Licentiate with an emphasis in Ecclesiology at Weston School of
Theology, Cambridge MA in 1993. He attended the University of Paris - La
Sorbonne, where he earned a D.E.A. (diplôme des études approfondies)
and a Docteur ès Lettres (Ph.D.) in the Sociology of Religion.
Concurrently he worked towards an S.T.D. (Pontifical Doctorate) in
Ecclesiology from the Institut Catholique de Paris.After joining the department of Religious Studies at Santa Clara in
1997, Fr. Fitzgerald taught courses and conducted research under the
rubrics of both Systematic Theology and Sociology of Religion. He is the
author of the book L'Église comme lieu de formation d'une conscience de
la concitoyenneté (Presses Universitaires du Septentrion, 1999) and
numerous scholarly articles and popular essays. He served four years as
faculty-in-residence for the Loyola Residential Learning community at
Santa Clara and was director of the interdisciplinary Catholic Studies
minor for seven years. He served as an adjunct lecturer at the Education
College in Xiamen, China (1991) and as a visiting lecturer at Hekima
College, Nairobi, Kenya (2004).
Founding President Emeritus, Public Policy Institute of California
Dr. Lyon was the founding President and Chief Executive Officer of the Public Policy Institute of California, a not-for-profit, organization dedicated to informing and improving public policy in California through independent, objective, nonpartisan research. He served in that capacity from 1994 to 2007. Prior to assuming that role, he was Vice President and Corporate Officer of the RAND Corporation. Early in his career, he was a regional economist for the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia (1969 – 1972). During his career, he has published extensively on social policy, state and local financing issues, and California. Dr. Lyon has served on a number of boards and that list currently includes the World Affairs Council of Northern California, the Advisory Board of Asia Society Northern California, and the Board of Directors of the Japan Society of Northern California. Dr. Lyon received his Ph.D. and M.C.P. (city and regional planning) from the University of California, Berkeley.
Associate Professor in the Department of Politics
Patrick Murphy is Associate Professor of the Department of Politics. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and a Master's of Public Affairs degree from the University of Texas-Austin. His professional experience prior to coming to USF includes teaching as a lecturer at the University of Wisconsin. Professor Murphy also has worked for the RAND Corporation and at the Office of Management and Budget in Washington, D.C. Professor Murphy teaches in the areas of public administration, public policy and American politics. His research focuses on public management and public policy issue, and he has co-authored several reports and articles on the problems of illicit drug use, the management of drug policy, and the economics of drug selling. In recent years, Murphy's research has focused on K-12 education human resources issues and higher education financing.
VP, Development-California Region, buildOn
Catarina Schwab is VP for development at buildOn, a charitable organization that engages urban youth through after-school programs in the U.S. and builds schools in rural villages in developing countries. An Exeter and Princeton grad, Catarina worked for two years as a corporate finance analyst at Montgomery Securities, a San Francisco-based investment bank. She worked in venture capital before opening Flicka, a Scandinavian women's clothing and accessories boutique, which she operated on Fillmore Street in San Francisco until early 2008. Catarina is married to Andrew Schwab, co-founder and Managing Partner of 5AM Ventures since 2002.
State Librarian Emeritus, Professor of History, USC
State Librarian Emeritus, Dr. Starr researches California history, history of American culture, urban history and "Americans and the California Dream" captures the enigmatic blend of dreams and hardscrabble reality that defines California. His books uncover how the Golden State emerged from the Gold Rush, absorbed the shocks of the Great Depression, and was transformed by the sweeping events of World War II and beyond. Dr. Starr is a professional member to the American Antiquarian Society, California Council for the Humanities, California Historical Society and the Smithsonian Library Advisory Board. He was honored with the National Humanities Medal in 2006. Dr. Starr holds degrees from the University of San Francisco (BA) and Harvard University (MA, PhD).


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Team of the week: UCLA
The Bruins, led by runner-up Patrick Cantlay and third-place Connor Driscoll, posted a 1-over 351 in the final round to come from behind and win the Battle at the Beach by three shots over San Diego in Newport Coast, Calif. The victory is the Bruins' first this spring and second this season. In five tournaments this season, second-ranked UCLA has finished no worse than third.
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Admission to the concert is free with the purchase of regular admission.
Marion Square: 4:00pm
Join Mayor Joseph P. Riley, Jr., the Charleston Community Band and Santa Claus in lighting the magnificent 60-foot Tree of Lights, the official City of Charleston Holiday centerpiece in Marion Square.
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This is a Medic. This is just gross on so many levels. The OC in question up there is only three feet tall and the mod delights in showing off how cute and innocent she is, while having a huge ass list of sexual kinks.
She draws her like a child, poses her in clothing like a child, makes her look, act and speak like a child, but ongz, she's an adult and a mercenary that can totally hold her own on the battlefield
She also looks eerily like a younger version of her mod, and it's absolutely sickening how many adult characters find her sexually attractive.
And get this; she's that small because of AUSTRALIUM. You know, the thing that makes you super-buff, grow facial hair and all that?
Gray Mann apparently experimented on her, too.
I work with children, and I see her so often on my dash getting reblogged by other people. It's absolutely gross to see grown male characters hitting on her all the time, but she seems to be some sort of darling of the community.
Just goes to show you how many pedos there are in the TF2 Fandom. And don't give me 'Oh, she's really an adult', that's bullshit for two reasons;
1-She doesn't know her actual age.
2-LOOK AT HER. She's drawn and portrayed as a child with a child's likes, dislikes and attitudes. She's proportionate to a child, and this is just terribly wrong. 'She's an adult' my ass.
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