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EOTech Holographic Sight with Laser Battery Cap
The EOTech Holographic Sight with Laser Battery Cap was designed to be the ideal red dot sight ... Holographic Sight with Laser Battery Cap, acquiring a top notch red dot scope has not been a more ... damage your wallet, purchase the EOTech Holographic Sight with Laser Battery Cap. EOTech 512.LBC: ... Holographic Sight with Laser Battery Cap, Reticle Pattern, 65 MOA Ring-1 MOA Dot, Black, LBC Accessory, ... AA Battery EOTech 552.LBC2: Holographic Sight with Laser Battery Cap, Reticle Pattern, 65 MOA Ring-1 ... MOA Dot, Black, LBC2 Accessory, AA Battery Package Contents: EOTech Holographic Sight with Laser Battery Cap ... has been developing some of the best red dot sights for a very long time, and the EOTech Holographic...
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EOTech HOLOgraphic Weapon Sights 550 Series NV compatible
battery holographic sight is the sight of choice by military units like Stryker Brigade, 10th Mountain, and 3rd Infantry. Standardized by the DEA, ATF, and FBI SWAT, the EOTech M552 Holo Sight is battle proven to withstand the abuse that any harsh environment, high powered weapon platform, or military mission can dish out. This EoTech Holographic Sight is fully compatible with all generation levels of night vision intensifier tubes. This EOTech holosight features a special night vision (NV) setting that allows the operator to immediately drop the brightness intensity of the holographic reticle to eliminate any "halo" effect while viewing through an image intensifier tube. The EO-Tech M552 Holosight can be positioned in tandem behind night vision intensifiers without any "bloom" of the target area. Unlike active IR laser pointer systems, the EOTech HWS is a passive system and emits no muzzle-side signature. While in the NV mode, the EoTech 550-Series HWS is not detectable by enemy night vision surveillance systems, providing operators with a stealthy means for effective nighttime weapon aiming. Thanks to EOTech, tactical operators can combine the proven technological advantage of night vision with a superior CQB sight to achieve greatly enhanced weapon aiming - in complete darkness. The EO-Tech M-552 features a unique switch that allows the operator to instantly drop the holographic reticle's brightness to the NV mode of operation. The operator has the ability to toggle back and forth between the NV mode and the normal day/night operation within fractions of a second. The HoloSight M552 has 10 distinct night vision settings to provide maximum flexibility to the operator. Typically 3 to 4 brightness settings are not enough to support a host of constantly changing conditions including manufacturing variances in the sensitivities of the image intensifier tubes, varying ambient environments, and varying light gathering sensitivities of the human eye across users. The M550 still maintains the 20 normal brightness settings for normal day/night operations. The typical configuration is with both the monocular night vision system and the EOTech HOLOgraphic Weapon Sight mounted in tandem on the weapon's receiver. Operators can also witness the holographic reticle with head/helmet mounted monocular night vision image intensifier systems, even on a partial cheekweld on the weapon's stock. This allows the operator added flexibility and greater versatility when deploying with night vision systems in the ever changing battlefield environments. More about EOTech 550 Holosights Wider field of view: At a distance of 100 yards and a 2° eye relief, the EOTech Red Dot Sights provide a 35 yard horizontal field of view and 22.5 yards vertically. This equates to an area of roughly 790 square yards. In addition, the field of view advantages of the EOTech HWS are even greater when night vision applications arise and the operator must acquire his target with only his dominant eye. Above are non-altered photographs of both the EOTech and Aimpoint viewed through a night vision device. The HOLOgraphic Advantage: The holographic patterns have been designed to be instantly visible in any light, instinctive to center regardless of shooting angle, and to remain in view while sweeping the engagement zone. Reticles of EOTech HOLOgraphic Weapon Sights are designed as large, see-through patterns to achieve lightning quick reticle to target acquisition without covering or obscuring the point of aim. If the window is obstructed by mud, snow, rain, etc., the Holographic Weapon Sight HWS remains fully operational, with point of aim/impact being maintained. Even in such extreme cases where the laminated window is shattered, the Holographic Weapon Sight is fully functional! As long as the operator can see through any portion of the window, the entire reticle pattern is visible on target...the operator can still engage with confidence. Heads Up, Full View: The Holographic Weapon Sight (HWS) employs a true Heads-Up Display that eliminates blind spots, constricted vision, or the tunnel vision associated with tubed sights. All user controls are flush to the Holographic Weapon Sight's streamline housing with no protruding knobs, battery compartments or mounting rings blocking vision at the target area. True, 2 eyes open shooting is realized with EOTech HWS. Instant threat identification is achieved by maximizing the operator's peripheral vision and ultimately gaining greater control of the engagement zone. We actively supply EOTech Holographic Weapon Sights to the Military Special Forces and Law Enforcement agencies nationwide, and the reviews and feedback from the field have been outstanding! All Eotech sight models sold here are the latest Eotech Rev. F Holographic Weapon Sights! Significant enhancements in the EOTech Holographic Sight electronic circuitry allow the brightness adjustment range to expand by a factor of 20x! Now, the impressive low light capabilities of the EOTECH HWS are combined with a reticle that is 2x brighter at the highest setting. Already recognized as the brightest sight in today's military market, the EOTech Holosight further eliminates any concern of reticle washout in desert or arctic conditions. EOTech's team of engineers has optimized the sight to dramatically improve the optical efficiency of the Eotech HWS. The result is 2x the battery life compared to previous versions. These changes to Eotech scopes are collectively known as Eotech Revision Level F. 550-552-A65-1-EE: EOTech Holographic Weapon Sight - 550 A65, A65/1 reticle, AA battery, Night Vision Compatible 550-552-XR308-EE: EOTech Holographic Weapon Sight - 550, AA Battery, BDC Reticle, .308 Caliber, Nightvision Compatible 550-552-XR500-EE: EOTech Holographic Weapon Sight - HWS 550AA, XR500, .50 Caliber Specifications for EOTech Holographic Sight 550: Optics: Transmission holography - parallax free Magnification: 1x Eye Relief: Unlimited Length/Width/Height: 5.4"x1.8"x2.25" (131x49x60 mm) Weight: 10.9oz (309 grams) Temperature: -40 to 150 F (using AA lithiums); -20 to 140 F (all other battery choices) Waterproof: Submersible to 33 ft depth Sealing: Fogproof internal optics Color/Finish: Non reflective black with hard coat finish Adjustment (per click): 0.5 MOA (1/2" at 100 yds) Adjustment Range: +/- 40 MOA travel Mount: 1" Picatinny (MIL-STD-1913) or Weaver rail Return to Zero: Repeatable to 1 MOA after re-mounting Optical Surfaces: Anti-glare coating Window Dimensions: 1.20" x 0.85" (30 x 23mm) Front Window Material: 1/8" solid glass Rear Window Material: Shatter resistant laminate (3/16" thick) Field of View (100 yds): 30 yds (28m) at a 4" eye relief Brightness Adjustment Range: 146,000 Night Vision Brightness Range: 1280 Power Source: 2x 1.5V AA batteries (supports lithium, alkaline, or rechargeable) Battery Life: 1,000 continuous hours (lithium) at nominal setting 12; 600 continuous with AA alkaline Brightness Settings: 30 settings with scrolling feature (10 settings for NV use) Auto Battery Check Indicator: Flashing reticle upon start-up Auto Shut-down: At 8 hrs- programmable to 4 hrs Features of EOTech 550 Holographic Weapon Sights: Runs on AA batteries (supports Lithium and Alkaline) Night Vision compatible Waterproof to 33' Operable even if damaged, dirty, obscured Rugged aluminum hood assembly Knobbed, tool-less mounting bolt - interfaces to standard 1-inch Weaver dovetail/Picatinny rail Package Contents: EOTech HOLOgraphic Weapon Sight 550 ATN NVM-14-3A can be mounted behind an EOTech on a Sabre Defense AR-15. The impeccable accuracy this combination delivers is proof that the EOTech or other type of red dot sight is night vision compatible is crucial. ... EOTech 552 HOLOgraphic Weapon Sight is by far the most popular HWS model. This NV compatible, AA...
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EOTech 510 Series 512-A65 Black Holographic Weapon Sight
EOTech 512-A65-EE: 512-A65 Black Holographic Weapon Sight, 2x Alkaline AA batteries & Standard ... The EOTech 512 A65 Holographic Weapon Sight is the perfect non-magnifying sight for short range ... shooters. This Holographic Sight from EOTech is perfect for shooters that want the best in CQB speed ... system , the EOTech 512 A65 Holographic Firearm Sight enhances target acquisition, improves accuracy, ... and provides more control over your shooting environment. The EOTech 512 A65 1x Holographic Red Dot ... use of the EO-Tech 512-A65 65 MOA Circle-Dot Holographic Sight on all of your favorite firearms. ... Accessories Specifications for Eotech 512 A65 AA Battery Red Dot Sight: Magnification: 1x Eye...
EOTech OPMOD EXPS2 Holographic Sights - Limited Edition Red Dot Sights
Holographic Sight 1MOA Single-Dot Reticle - Black - with single CR123 battery, reticle pattern w/ 65 MOA ... Made in the USA. Package Contents: OPMOD Eotech EXPS-2 Holographic Red Dot Sight (1) CR123 Battery Hard Carrying Case ... EOTech OPMOD Holographic Weapon Sights are an exclusive holosight design available only from ... under the OPMOD (OpticsPlanet MODification) label. The EOTech OPMOD Holographic Sights w/MOA Dot ... with the expertise of the world premier L3 EOTech Engineering and Marketing Teams. These holographic ... with a transversely mounted 123 battery, and a 7mm raised base offering a lower 1/3 co-witness ... battery red dot sights such as their popular EOTech 550 Holosight. The OPMOD red dot sight has...
Eotech 553 Series A65 Holographic Weapon Sight
Battery cap tether to avoid loss in the field Package Contents: Eotech 553 A65 Holographic Weapon Sight Scope Coat Protective Cover ... The Eotech 553 A65 Holographic Weapon Sight was developed after extensive testing of various ... optical sights, and US Special Operations Command has standardized on the Eotech Holographic Weapon Sight ... A65 Holographic Weapon Sights is its holographic reticle patterns that are instantly visible in any ... The magic of EOTech Holographic 553 Weapon Sights is the edge they provide to you in close quarter ... or urban combat zones. The EOTech Holographic M553 Weapon Sight will remain fully operational even ... 553 A65 Holographic Sight, Nightvision Compatible 553.A65, PEQ, Black, 1 SU-231 Specifications...
EOTech XPS 3 Holographic Red Dot Sight
EOTech EXPS3 Extreme XPS Holosight is the shortest, lightest holographic weapon sight ... environment. Plus with the average battery life being between 500 to 600 hours, you can be sure ... the EOTech XPS 3 Holographic Weapon Sight is ready for action at any moment, whether day or night. ... Holographic Weapon Sight: Operation Optics: Transmission holography - parallax free ... engaged Power Source: (1) 123 lithium battery Battery Life: 600 continuous hours at nominal ... Battery Check Indicator: Flashing reticle upon start-up Auto Shut-down: At 8 hrs- programmable to 4 ... hrs Features of EOTech EXPS3 Extreme XPS Holosight: Single transverse 123 battery to reduce...
EOTech 512 A65 RealTree APG HD Camouflage Holographic Weapon Sight (HWS) (M512) Standard Reticle
Holographic Weapon Sight. This tactical optical sight is perfect for agencies that want the best ... choice of a HOLOgraphic Sight ( HWS ) / EOTech Red Dot Sight a revolutionary weapon sighting system ... based on advanced holographic technology. The HWS enhances target acquisition, improves accuracy, ... expected from the sighting industry leader. Whatever your shooting discipline, the 512 Holo-graphic ... RedDot sight will have you on target without hesitation. Also available is the EOTech HOLOgraphic Weapon ... Red-Dot A65 Sight Kits Eotech 512-A65 Black KIT with AA Batteries and Scope Coat Cover for 512 Red ... Dot Sights Eotech 512-A65 Mossy Oak Kit with AA Batteries and Scope Coat Cover for 512 Red Dot Sights...
Eotech Zombie Stopper Red Dot Holographic Sight
Biohazard Reticle Red Dot Holographic Rifle Sight XPS-2-Z. As the virus spreads across the country ... this Holographic Weapon Sight by the zombie research team at EoTech will help you to get the perfect ... Zombie Stopper Holographic Rifle Sight is the sight you want by your side in the new world. EOTech ... Range: 146,000 Power Source: (1) 123 lithium battery Battery Life: 600 continuous hours at nominal ... setting 12 Brightness Settings: 20 settings with scrolling feature Auto Battery Check Indicator: ... of EOTech Zombie Stopper Holographic Bio-Hazard reticle Weapon Sight: Designed to help you survive ... the impending zombie apocalypse New BIOHAZARD reticle Single transverse 123 battery to reduce sight...
EOTech HHS-II Holographic Hybrid Sight II w/ EXPS2-2 Red Dot Sight and G33.STS Magnifier
lithium battery will rarely need replacement. The EO-Tech Holographic EXPS2-2 Hybrid Magnified Red Dot ... EOTech HHS-2 Holographic Hybrid Sight II is an ideal combination of state of the art EOTech ... HHS2 Holographic Hybrid Reflex Sight w/ G33 Magnifier features true two-eyes-open aiming, allowing you ... quick detach lever. The EO-Tech HHS-II Holographic Hybrid Magnified Reflex Sight evolves beyond ... of a scope, choose the EOTech HHS-II Hybrid Holographic Sight II with EXPS2-2 Sight and G33 Magnifier. ... Mount: Picatinny 1913 Brightness Settings: 30 Batteries: 1x 123 lithium Battery Life: ~600 ... of View (angle): 7.3° Features of EOTech 3.25x Hybrid Holographic Sight II: Combination...
EOTech 556 A65 Holographic Weapon Sight HWS
EOTech Law Enforcement Holographic Weapon Sight 556.A65/1 is the ideal all purpose optic for Law ... be partnered with an EOTech magnifier for extra power. The EoTech Holographic Weapon Sight 556 operates ... on the same CR123 lithium batteries commonly utilized by the leading gear manufacturers. When ... it matters most, the combination of speed, versitility and extended battery life offered by this EOTech Red ... need the best hunting gear on the net? We have you covered! EOTech 556: A65 Holographic Weapon Sight, ... Black w/ 1 MOA Reticle Specifications for Eotech Law Enforcement Holographic Weapon Sight ... Repeatable to 1 MOA after re-mounting Features of Eotech Law Enforcement Holographic Weapon Sight...
EOTech EXPS2 Holographic Weapon Sight w/ QD Lever
battery life, the EOTECH EXPS2 Holographic Red Dot Weapon Sight ensures that you acquire your target ... Holographic Weapon Sight. This red dot sight by EOTech offers true two eyes open shooting, a transversely ... mounted lithium 123 battery, and 7 mm raised base offering iron sight access. The EOTech EXPS2 ... Holographic Sight w/ 65MOA Circle & 1 MOA Aiming Dot features easy to adjust side buttons ... time after time. The EOTech EXPS2 Holographic Sight w/ QD Lever improves precision and accuracy, ... EXPS2-2: EOTech EXPS2 Red Dot Sight - 2-dot Reticle Specifications for EOTech XPS2 Holographic Weapon ... Power Source: (1) 123 lithium battery Battery Life: 600 continuous hours at nominal setting 12...
EOTech Z2 Zombie Stopper Red Dot Holographic Sight, Z Pattern Biohazard Reticle
Stopper Holographic Red Dot Sight: Z-Pattern BIOHAZARD reticle Single transverse 123 battery ... The EOTech Zombie Stopper Holographic Sight gives you the best options for peeling back ... Zombie HWS. Single CR123 battery, Biohazard reticle with 65MOA ring and 1MOA dot PN XPS2-Z - on sale ... Holographic Sight, Z Pattern Reticle, Z Pattern Specifications for EOTech XPS2 Zombie Stopper ... Holographic Red Dot Weapon Sight: Operation Optics: Transmission holography - parallax free ... Source: (1) 123 lithium battery Battery Life: 600 continuous hours at nominal setting 12 ... Brightness Settings: 20 settings with scrolling feature Auto Battery Check Indicator: Flashing reticle...
EOTech 516 A65 Holographic Weapon Sight (HWS) w/ 1 MOA Reticle
The EOTech 516 A65 Holographic Weapon Sight w/ 1 MOA Reticle is the economical solution ... that sacrifices very little. It includes many of the bells and whistles the Eotech HWS (Holographic Weapon ... or knocking down targets at a more affordable price. The EOTech 516 A65 Holographic Weapon Sight ... magnifier. This EOTech 516 A65 Holographic Hunting Sight w/ 1 MOA Reticle operates on the same CR123 ... lithium batteries commonly utilized by the leading gear manufacturers. When it matters most, ... the combination of speed, versitility and extended battery life will make you an unstoppable force. ... in back) to work specifically with magnifiers Uses CR123 Lithium batteries (not included) Raised 7mm...
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EOTech Holographic Weapon Sight, US Made, Black, Non-Night Vision Compatible 518.A65
Great for nearly every shooter, the EOTech Holographic Weapon Sight, US Made, Black, Non-Night ... and re-acquire after your shot. And because of the EOTech Holographic Weapon Sight, US Made, Black, Non-Night ... of the finest red dot sights for a very long time, and the EOTech Holographic Weapon Sight, US Made, ... with some of the greatest optics available to shooters, pick the EOTech Holographic Weapon Sight, ... to find AA batteries but offers all of the features found in EOTech's EXPS top of the line sight. ... magnifier. The 518 is also compatible with the new drop-in Laser Battery Caps that EOTech designed ... to enhance aiming through the use of visible and IR lasers. EOTech 518.A65: Holographic Weapon Sight, US...
EOTech Holographic Weapon Sight, US Made, Black, Night Vision Compatible 558.A65
An excellent option for nearly every shooter, the EOTech Holographic Weapon Sight, US Made, Black, ... to acquire your target quickly and re-acquire following your shot. And because of the EOTech Holographic ... and the EOTech Holographic Weapon Sight, US Made, Black, Night Vision Compatible 558.A65 is the evidence ... Holographic Weapon Sight, US Made, Black, Night Vision Compatible 558.A65. Perfect for anyone ... for use with EOTech switch-to-side magnifiers. The drop-in replacement Laser Battery Caps (LBC and LBC2) ... to target all day and night long. EOTech 558.A65: Holographic Weapon Sight, US Made, Black, Night Vision ... devices Power Source: Two 1.5 V AA batteries - Supports lithium, alkaline, or rechargeable Battery...
EOTech 512 A65 Mossy Oak Obsession Camouflage Holographic Weapon Sight (HWS) (M512) Standard Reticle
Holographic Weapon Sight. This tactical optical sight is perfect for agencies that want the best in CQB ... of a HOLOgraphic Sight ( HWS ) / EOTech Red Dot Sight a revolutionary weapon sighting system based ... on advanced holographic technology. The HWS enhances target acquisition, improves accuracy, ... and again, we thank you for choosing the 512 Holo-graphic RedDot sight. The Magic of Holography ... in the Heads-Up display window. If the window is obstructed by mud, snow, rain, etc., the Holographic ... in such extreme cases where the laminated window is shattered, the Holographic Weapon Sight is fully ... is visible on target...the operator can still engage with confidence. EOTech HOLOgraphic Weapon Sight...
Barska Multi-Reticle 1x Electro Sight - Holographic Weapon Sight
illumination setting, allowing you to adjust the Barska Multi-Reticle Red and Green Holographic Sight ... with any weapon. Barska has built this holographic sight with a standard 5/8" mount, which will attach ... battery, included Fast target acquisition capabilities Comes with a battery and lens cloth Backed ... by the Barska 1-year limited warranty Package Contents: Barska Multi-Reticle Electro Sight AC11704 Lens cloth 1x lithium battery...
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of protection for your holosight. Made to fit the Bushnell HoloSight AA battery model and the EOTech ... 512 and EOTech 552 holo sights, these ScopeCoat Holographic Sight Protective Covers are constructed ... Black Features of DevTron Scope Coat for EOTech 552 & Bushnell AA Holographic Weapon Sight: ... dirt, and moisture. Draws moisture away from the scope Package Contents: ScopeCoat EOTech Holographic Sight Protector / Protective Cover 552...
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EOTech MK56 Holographic Weapon Sight MK56 is a highly visible, incredibly accurate targeting optic ... holographic sights, the MK56 is an ideal sight for heavy squad weapons, providing superior targeting ... on smaller sights. With its 1x magnification, the EO-Tech MK-56 Holographic Crew-Served Gun Sight offers ... crosshair, and other pertinent information. These EOTech holographic sights are so effective, ... use the EO Tech MK56 Large Window XR500 Holographic Sight. Specifications for EOTech MK 56 Heavy ... Weapons Holographic Scope: Magnification: 1x Dimensions: 5.75" x 2.9" x 4.6" Weight: 2.5 lbs ... Brightness Ratio: 1280-1 Batteries: 1x 123 lithium Battery Life: 600 continuous hours at power 12...
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Mandar Apte co-founded Media Rise Festival, part-conference, part-movement, to transform modern-day media. The US-based organization is making a case for media that's smarter, more sensitive, and more solutions-driven. Dr. Srivi Ramasubramanian and Erica Schlaikjer complete the Media Rise team: an academic, a media entrepreneur, and an educator, respectfully. Each though are taking on this task outside their day jobs, because they see a demand for more "enlightened" storytelling.
We met in the Sri Sri Center for Peace and Meditation in DC- an apt place for a conversation about mindfulness and media. Here are a few tidbits from our chat that look at hope for future media collaborations, redefining what "media" entails, and why current media is missing the point.
Mandar: I teach the Art of Living programs and meditation. I teach everyone from battered women to high school students. One of the courses I did was in a predominantly low-income school in DC. It was a profound experience for me, even though, I've been living in the city for quite some time. They live in a neighborhood where they've gone through so much that even a sixth-grader asks for peace. I think they value peace more than we do; because we've not seen as many struggles. So, how can we help these kids? Stress-management classes are not enough. One solution is through media. They spend so much time on their phones.
Two reasons why we need to transform media:
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The tools are not going to away. We need to use these tools for social impact, positive change.
Media Rise is a call for action for creatives who want to do more in their life, more than just Bachelor and Bachelorette. I want to create a platform that is more inspirational.
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I thought it's important for us to create a space for those who are already using media for inspiration. And bring them together. There's something to be said about working together.
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I may have had a bit of bad timing when I decided to take off my stock pipes and install after-market exhaust. This was because of a recent noise by-law that came into effect on the same weekend and would be enforced in the city I ride in frequently.
(If you are interested in the by-law you can read a short article about it here… http://www.torontosun.com/news/canada/2010/06/10/14334801.html)
It was really kind of a no-brainer, the price was right because I bought them used. They were in pretty good condition and would look good after a bit of cleaning up. They also were going to reduce the weight of my bike which is a concern for me being a smaller rider on a big bike. They should improve performance and, well, I think they look good and hoped they would sound as good. The man I bought them from described the sound to me as a Corvette on steroids. Not sure just how that translates but I thought they would sound pretty good.
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One of the round clamps had some damage to the insulator that the clamp sits in so I contracted Two Brothers Racing to see if I could order the part. After visiting their website www.twobros.com I could not find my pipes. They have a Customer Service form you can use to ask questions so I gave it a try. I noted they say they are dedicated to having the BEST customer service so I would find out if that was true too. Within two minutes I had someone email me back asking for more details. I sent a picture of the pipes and they identified them as Valkyrie Six into Two Slash Cut Exhaust. Unfortunately they have not made them for a few years and had none left in stock and no parts. After explaining what I needed, Larry found out that they use the same clamp on another exhaust system and provided me with the name of the clamp I needed and their toll free number so I could order direct. After thanking him for his help he said he wasn't even in Customer Service and when I call they will be sure to be there to help me out. So, my first experience with this company is very favorable. I like the quality of the product and just as important to me is the Customer Care. They have a lot of other products in their catalog and I am sure I can find lots of things for my projects from them.
Ok, time to take off the stock set of pipes which I will store carefully in my shop in case the noise bylaw forces me to return the bike to original exhaust. I am hoping that even if I am over the acceptable level, if I drive conservatively and stay out of trouble they may ignore me. We will see.
Comparing the Stock and TBR Pipes Side by Side
My stock pipes weighed in at 44 lbs (22 lbs per side) and the TBR's were exactly half that. I knew they were lighter but I was happy to see just how much lighter. So my savings is 11 lbs per side for a total of 22 lbs.
The top pipes are the Two Brothers and the bottom is the stock pipes. I like the color of the headers on the Two Brothers Pipes. They are not like this out of the box but change after a few heat cycles. This is said to be a normal characteristic of high quality stainless steel.
The diameter of the after-market pipes is noticeably larger then stock.
Rear view, TBR obviously on the left. Another big difference.
This photo shows the crossover which is not present on the stock pipes.
The gaskets on the stock set were used in the install of the after-market pipes. The carbs were not re-jetted and the stock air filter remained. In the installation instructions the manufacturer recommends doing it this way. After firing it up for the first time and taking a test ride I was very pleased with the look and the sound. Louder then stock, but the stock pipes are VERY quiet so I didn't see this as a problem. I really like the low throaty sound the bike produces now. It also felt like it had a bit more power but the bike had not been on the dyno before or after so I have no documentation to back that up.
The finished look, still needs some polishing and cleaning but I am anxious to go for a ride.
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More than 500,000 people are attending today's March for Life in a massive attendance that could be well higher than that estimate and set records for the annual pro-life event challenging the mantra of unlimited abortion.
Typically held on the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision that allowed virtually unlimited abortions at any point in pregnancy for any reason, the march for Life typically sees anywhere from 250,000 to 500,000 people lining the streets towards the Supreme Court building.
The huge crowd is expected to exceed last year's 400,000 participants as they mark the 40th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision that, along with an accompanying ruling in Doe v. Bolton, allowed abortion on demand in all 50 states.
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Sarah Torre of the DeVos Center for Religion and Civil Society at The Heritage Foundation, talked about the meaning of this year's March for Life.
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I'm not sure exactly when the hubs started making these Beef Back Ribs, but oh my goodness, they are aweseome! Almost taste like prime rib "bites," as that's what they are cut from, the Prime Rib or Standing Rib Roast. Yummy indeed! Since it is now winter time and cooler outside, he opted to bake them in the oven tonight. No worries, they taste awesome, like they just came off the grill. We serve ours with twice-baked poatoes and veggies, but you can certainly do your own thing and serve them with baked beans, rice or whatever ...
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Christian school pressures 8-year-old 'tomboy'
Family members say second-grader Sunnie Kahle knows she's a girl, but administrators at Timberlake Christian School in Virginia insisted she either dress and act in ways that suit "her God-ordained identity" or find another school.
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FOREST, Va. — Sunnie Kahle, 8, likes to keep her hair short, wear boys' clothes, collect hunting knives and shoot her BB gun.
"She's a pure, 100 percent tomboy," said her great-grandfather Carroll Thompson, who along with his wife, Doris, adopted their granddaughter's child.
But to Timberlake Christian School (TCS) administrators, the second-grader's ways warranted an ultimatum: Start acting like a girl or find another school.
The Thompsons found another school, but they didn't go quietly. After being told by lawyers that they have no grounds for a lawsuit because Timberlake is a private school, the Thompsons have gone public with their complaints.
"I don't see nothing Christian about it," Carroll Thompson, 66, said in an interview at the family's house just outside Lynchburg, home of Liberty University, the Christian school founded by the Rev. Jerry Falwell.
Doris Thompson, 69, said she was stunned when she received a letter last month saying the school can deny enrollment to applicants for condoning "sexual immorality," homosexuality or alternative gender identity.
Principal Becky Bowman wrote that "we believe that unless Sunnie as well as her family clearly understand that God has made her female and her dress and behavior need to follow suit with her God-ordained identity, that TCS is not the best place for her future education."
Doris Thompson said Sunnie knows she is a girl and has never, to her knowledge, wished she were a boy.
Other disputes over gender expression at school have made headlines recently, including a demand, later rescinded, that a 9-year-old North Carolina boy cease carrying a My Little Pony backpack to school. But that case and others involved public schools rather than private religious academies that are not subject to anti-discrimination laws.
After a television news report about the Thompsons created a social-media frenzy, the school retained the legal arm of Liberty University to tell its side. Mat Staver, founder and chairman of Liberty Counsel, said there is more to the situation than the Thompsons are saying.
"This is not at all about how she is dressing or she is going through a phase," Staver said in a telephone interview.
However, he said confidentiality laws prevented him from being more specific and school officials would rather not try to rebut the Thompsons' accusations. Earl Prince, an administrator at the school, also declined to discuss what prompted Bowman's letter.
Doris Thompson said she is unaware of anything, other than Sunnie's appearance and tomboy ways, that would prompt the school's action. She said Sunnie made good grades, was well-behaved and got along with the other children.
New classmates would sometimes ask if she were a boy or a girl, but she would answer and that would be the end of it, Thompson said.
Bowman acknowledged in her letter that the school's position doesn't stem from Sunnie's grades or "general cooperation with school rules."
Staver said school officials were dismayed that the Thompsons chose not to resolve the issue with them privately. He said school officials would like to have Sunnie back.
"The school has never called the girl immoral, has never evicted her and is willing to work with her," Staver said. "She is a precious little girl."
This year, a girl mistook Sunnie for a boy in the girls' restroom and reported it to a teacher, and two boys tried to drag Sunnie into the boys' restroom. Sunnie said the boys got in trouble, but she did, too, "for yelling down the hallway."
Sunnie, eager to break away from an interview and ride her bike, said she liked Timberlake better than the public school she is now attending.
"I had a lot of friends there," she said of the school she had attended since age 3.
Doris Thompson said Sunnie would grow her hair so she could return to Timberlake, but her husband said that's "out of the question."
Sunnie's troubles at Timberlake began in prekindergarten after she cut her hair to donate it to a program that provides wigs for cancer patients, Doris Thompson said. Around then, she started wanting boys clothes.
"A teacher told me I was the parent and I needed to control her, and if she didn't obey I needed to take her in the bathroom and whip her butt," Thompson said.
Rather than just dismiss the teacher's concerns, she asked the family doctor for advice.
"He said, 'Leave that child alone!' " she said.
Afterward, Thompson said the teacher told her: "You need to find a Christian doctor."
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UW-Eau Claire to award first nursing doctoral degrees during May 19 commencementMay 17, 2012
|UW-Eau Claire will award its first doctoral degree in any discipline when 15 nursing students earn their doctor of nursing practice degrees during commencement May 19. UW-Eau Claire's DNP meets the new national educational recommendations for advanced practice nurses, which take effect in 2015. A professional doctorate, the DNP is similar to the doctorates required of physicians, dentists, pharmacists and attorneys. The DNP prepares nurses to assume leadership roles in the areas of advanced clinical practice or nursing administration. Photo credit: UW-Eau Claire.
Hensel will be among those receiving the first doctoral degrees ever awarded by UW-Eau Claire in any discipline, and she will be the first to earn her bachelor's, master's and doctor of nursing degrees all from UW-Eau Claire.
"I think of the DNP degree as my Triple Crown of UW-Eau Claire nursing," Hensel said. "I earned my nursing bachelor's degree in 1991, my master's of nursing in 1999 and now my DNP in 2012."
Hensel, a nurse practitioner at the Marshfield Clinic Urgent Care in Marshfield, is one of 15 students who will receive their DNP degrees May 19 from UW-Eau Claire.
"This is a huge accomplishment for these students and for UW-Eau Claire," Provost Patricia A. Kleine said, noting that UW-Eau Claire is one of just two comprehensive campuses in the UW System to have a doctoral program. "The DNP graduates now will have new professional leadership opportunities, and UW-Eau Claire is demonstrating how it can respond to changes in the nursing profession while helping to meet a statewide demand for well-prepared health care professionals."
All 15 of the students in the first DNP graduating class already had their master's degrees, but their professional experiences varied widely, said Dr. Mary Zwygart-Stauffacher, director of graduate nursing programs. Some of the graduates have worked in the nursing field for just a few years, while others have three-plus decades of experience in the health care field, she said.
"They brought different experiences but these all were exceptional students and they were trailblazers," said Zwygart-Stauffacher, who was among those who helped launch the DNP program at UW-Eau Claire. "This is a very new degree but these individuals — many of whom already are leaders within the nursing and health care communities — stepped up to the challenge. They saw the program as a way to meet a personal goal, but they also recognized that this is where nursing and health care needs to be in the future."
UW-Eau Claire's DNP meets the new national educational recommendations for advanced practice nurses, which change the entry-level degree required from a master's to a doctorate. The recommendations — determined by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing — take effect in 2015.
A professional doctorate, the DNP is similar to the doctorates required of physicians, dentists, pharmacists and attorneys. The doctoral program prepares nurses to assume leadership roles in the areas of advanced clinical practice or nursing administration.
The DNP degree reflects the combination of the highest level of scientific knowledge and practice expertise to assure high-quality patient outcomes, said Dr. Linda Young, dean of the College of Nursing and Health Sciences.
"The DNP already is essential to addressing the changing demands of this nation's complex health care environment," Young said. "The need for advanced practice nursing in our state and nation is vast, and UW-Eau Claire is helping to meet that need through this program."
UW-Eau Claire's current and future DNP graduates will serve the region, state and nation in new and innovative ways, said Dr. Debra Jansen, associate dean of nursing.
"They will enhance the quality of care for the patients they serve," said Jansen. "The changes this group of graduates already have begun in their health care agencies, and the roles they will take on in the future, will truly be transformative."
Kathryn Olson, director of patient care services at St. Joseph's Hospital in Marshfield, said pursuing her DNP was a way to enhance her skills while also showing her support for the new degree requirements for advanced nursing practice.
"I felt it to be very important to serve as a role model to others by embracing and pursuing the DNP, as it is the right thing to do for the nursing profession," Olson said. "The DNP is the terminal degree for advanced nursing practice, and as a leader I should hold this degree."
|Left to right: Kathryn Olson, Jodi Arriola and Paula Hensel.
"I have been positioned to build upon my leadership skills, engage in advocacy for health policy, collaborate equally with other disciplines to improve patient outcomes, manage and analyze data to support needed changes, and to influence the health care system to advance goals," Olson said.
Earning her DNP has given her more respect among health care professionals and others, and has changed how she thinks about health-care related issues, Hensel said.
"The DNP program taught me to look at issues in health care, from the individual patient to system issues, differently," Hensel said. "I have increased my appreciation for evidence-based research and actions based on that research. I am making changes in my clinic system based on my DNP experience, and I have other projects planned. I'm working closely with the assistant medical director of the clinic, an opportunity I never would have dreamed of without the DNP program."
Hensel already has put her DNP training to work in the Marshfield Clinic's Urgent Care, where she has found herself at the front line of the prescription drug abuse epidemic. Through her DNP-required capstone project, she was able to focus on creating a policy and process for prescribing medications that have the potential for abuse, she said.
"I noticed more people trying to obtain narcotics, muscle relaxants and sleeping pills," Hensel said. "As I became more aware, I began to notice changes in behaviors and the overall health of some of our more frequent patients. I had conversations with colleagues and researched prescription drug abuse. I learned there wasn't a policy about situations when patients ask for early refills, demand medications or don't follow through with recommended treatments. Dr. Edward Krall, the assistant medical director of the Marshfield Clinic, was supportive of my determination to do something to help patients at risk, to help educate and support the providers facing these issues, and to create clinic policy. In June, clinic leaders will review the policy I wrote with the help of a team of providers and administrators."
Jodi M. Arriola — a clinical director of inpatient nursing at St. Joseph's Hospital in Chippewa Falls — also said the DNP program has given her the tools to create meaningful change in her health care organization.
"The DNP degree has allowed me to move nursing practice into the future at St. Joseph's Hospital by encouraging and bringing current nursing knowledge, research and best practice to the patients and families that are served," Arriola said. "Organizations, communities, the nation and the world need clinical doctors of nursing to challenge the assumptions of health care providers, and to bring nursing research and nursing evidence to the patients/families served. The DNP nurse has the tools, strategies and political savvy to make this happen. The DNP degree provides the knowledge, skills and leadership strategies to shape the future of nursing."
During the 2011-12 academic year, the DNP was offered as a post-master's option only. Beginning in the 2012-13 academic year, students can enroll in the doctoral degree program with a master's or a bachelor's degree. Already, 27 students are enrolled in the program for fall 2012.
"It's an exciting new degree program that is attracting exceptional people," Zwygart-Stauffacher said. "The success of our first class of DNP graduates is a major accomplishment for our campus."
For information about UW-Eau Claire's DNP program, contact the College of Nursing and Health Sciences at 715-836-5287or email@example.com.


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Given the lovely surroundings, you might expect Cafe Byblos to deliver a fine-dining experience. It doesn't — not yet, at least. On one occasion, a server was berated for not properly rolling silverware in paper napkins; on another, a heated phone call to a vendor was handled at the hostess station for all to hear. Tea lights remain unlit after night falls, and plating has more in common with South Colorado Boulevard than Larimer Street. You long for more variety, a fresh touch. But unless you're in the market for one of the bold canvases for sale on the walls (painted, incidentally, by Khechen's father-in-law, owner of Kashi Kari Gallery in Denver), innovation isn't the draw here. Instead, it's the promise of food that speaks of warmer climes, served in a cheerful location.
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I think Cafe Byblos is the best mediteranean restaurant in Colorado. I'm from Michigan and you can find many mediteranean restaurants everywhere, Cafe Byblos rates with the best ones from back home.
Well, I agree with most of what Gretchen has to say here but overall I think the food is pretty darn good - certainly for this neighborhood which is sorely lacking in Mediterranean food (unless you like Pete's numerous incarnations). Unlike Gretchen, I love the falafel here because it is not fried into a hockey puck like so many places. The hummus is the best I've ever tasted in Denver and the kebobs aren't burned to a crisp - lamb still moist and delish. But, and this is a big but for a Mediterranean restaurant - their pita is horrific. Man up Sam and start baking your own or find a decent bakery to do it for you. If you get take out they actually package the pita in the plastic commercial bags they come in from California. Awful.


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Construction has started and will continue until Highway 407 East is open to traffic at Highway 35/115 in Clarington in 2020. As announced, there is a seamless plan to extend Highway 407 East from Brock Road in Pickering to Highway 35/115 with the following key dates:
- By late 2015 – Phase 1 from Brock Road in Pickering to Harmony Road in Oshawa (22 kilometres), and a 10 kilometre north-south highway called the West Durham Link (WDL) that connects Highway 407 East to Highway 401 will be open to traffic;
- By 2017 – the initial portion of Phase 2 from Harmony Road to Taunton Road/East Durham Link (EDL) will be open to traffic; and,
- By 2020 – the remainder of Highway 407 East (from East Durham Link to Highway 35/115) and the East Durham Link (from Taunton Road to Highway 401) are scheduled to open to traffic, completing the project.
Once complete, Highway 407 East will help relieve congestion and support the efficient movement of people and goods through the eastern Greater Toronto Area and beyond. It will create opportunities for business, accommodate population and employment growth and provide emergency detour routes for Durham Region.
Although connected to the existing 407 ETR, Highway 407 East is a separate entity owned and operated by the Province of Ontario.
Highway 407 East will be a publicly-owned and controlled toll highway. The two north-south highways (West Durham Link and East Durham Link) connecting it to Highway 401 will operate as toll roads.
Highway 407 East will be a provincial asset that will increase in value over time.
The Government of Ontario will regulate and set toll rates and retain revenue generated from Highway 407 East tolls. The initial toll rate will be set prior to opening Phase 1 to traffic in late 2015.
Highway 407 East customers will receive a single invoice for travel on both the 407 ETR and Highway 407 East, with trips on each highway itemized separately. The same transponder will be used for travel on Highway 407 East and Highway 407 ETR. Those with existing 407 ETR transponders will be able to use them on both highways once Highway 407 East opens.
Construction has started on Phase 1 ( from Brock Road in Pickering to Harmony Road in Oshawa and north-south highway called the West Durham Link that connects Highway 407 East to Highway 401). Phase 1 is scheduled for completion by late 2015.
The Province of Ontario has selected a consortium called the 407 East Development Group (407EDG) to design, build, finance and maintain the first section of Highway 407 East for a 30-year period.
The contract with 407EDG is for a fixed price of $1 billion in 2012 dollars, to be delivered by late 2015.
Currently, the Province of Ontario is working on pre-construction activities for Phase 2, which runs from Harmony Road in Oshawa to Highway 35/115 in Clarington and includes the north-south highway called the East Durham that connects Highway 407 East to Highway 401.
These activities include acquiring the necessary property along the corridor, field work such as archaeological investigations, obtaining species-at-risk permits, and relocating utility infrastructure such as hydro towers. Consultation with stakeholders is ongoing and the ministry continues to work with Durham Region and local municipalities to assess the impacts of the highway on local roads.
Construction on Phase 2 will begin in 2015, and it will open in two phases:
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"Mystery Man" Revealed as Conservation Officer Joe Lindsey
June 27, 2011
When a Huntsville, Ala. television station broadcast a photo and story about a "mystery man" who helped a plane crash victim and then disappeared from the scene, several viewers recognized him as Conservation Enforcement Officer Joe Lindsey. Officer Lindsey exhibited grace under pressure when he helped move a boy away from the crash scene and kept him calm until paramedics arrived. He acquired the name "mystery man" from onlookers who say he appeared out of nowhere and then left the scene just as quietly.
Lindsey, however, knew the plane was in trouble because he saw it take off. He was at the Guntersville airport picking up his son when he saw a family of four board the small plane. It never cleared the trees at the end of the runway, so Lindsey knew it was going to crash. He immediately drove to the crash site to provide assistance. Although he was not on duty, his training as a first responder and enforcement officer paid off as he immediately saw the boy needed to be moved to safety away from the plane. When paramedics arrived he felt he was no longer needed and left the scene to continue his day. The boy he helped ended up being the only survivor of the crash.
This is not the first time Officer Lindsey has had the opportunity to save someone from harm while off duty. On Thanksgiving Day 2008, he was driving in Huntsville when he saw a van with smoke and flames coming out from under it. He immediately pulled over to assist and found a lady outside the van who indicated her daughter was inside. Because the daughter was mentally disabled and very frightened, she could not get out of the van on her own. Lindsey found a post from a nearby construction site and used it to break the glass in the van door. He was then able to pull the daughter out of the vehicle before it became completely engulfed in flames. When he saw paramedics arrive, he quietly left the scene.
Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Director Corky Pugh says Lindsey is representative of the caliber of people who work as Conservation Enforcement Officers. "Officer Lindsey sought no recognition in either of the rescues he was involved in, but he certainly deserves it. He is an asset to our Department and to the citizens of Alabama," he said. Lindsey was recently recognized for the 2008 rescue by the Joint Legislative Committee to Award the Legislative Medal of Honor for Law Enforcement Officers.
"Our officers are involved in many aspects of public safety on the job. Whether it's their regular duties in enforcing game and fish laws, or assisting with natural disasters such as the recent tornados, they are trained and equipped to assist the public. As you can see by Joe Lindsey's example, they often provide this assistance when off duty also," Pugh said.
Conservation Commissioner N. Gunter Guy Jr. also lauded Lindsey's efforts. "Officer Lindsey sets a great example for us all, and that is to show compassion for your fellow man and to help those in need when you have the opportunity."
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources promotes wise stewardship, management and enjoyment of Alabama's natural resources through five divisions: Marine Police, Marine Resources, State Lands, State Parks, and Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries. To learn more about ADCNR, visit www.outdooralabama.com .
Additional info: At the peak of the recent tornado-related disaster, 82 Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF) employees were deployed in assistance to communities across Alabama. These WFF employees worked more than 7,000 hours total during the tornado recovery efforts.


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Spanking isn't necessarily something a parent consciously chooses. Most often, it happens when grownups lose their cool, get worked up or feel desperate. Dad may give little Tommy a whack because he's already asked him three times to turn off the television. Or when four-year-old Johnny runs across the road, his mom may spank him and warn, "Don't you ever, ever run into the street again." All parents know how profoundly annoying it can be when their little one doesn't listen to them. Fear has the same effect: "Oh my gosh, what if Johnny isn't so lucky the next time he runs into the street?" The vast majority of parents have either felt the urge to spank, or have given their child a pat, whack or smack at one time or another.
In fact, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics, spanking happens at least once a week in 25 percent of two-parent, middle-class families. Why do so many parents end up spanking their kids? You might assume it's because spanking works. But, in fact, spanking works if, and only if, you look at the short-term. Three-year-old Lucy picked up her toys with lightening-fast speed after her mom gave her a swat on the behind. However, Lucy's teachers need to keep a close eye on her in the playground because she tends to bully the younger kids. What does one have to do with the other?
A crucial 2002 study takes a look at how spanking affects kids. Psychologist Elizabeth Thompson Gershoff of Columbia University's National Center for Children in Poverty analyzed 62 years of collected data, and found that the more often a child is spanked, the greater is the risk of childhood aggression and other antisocial behaviors such as lying, cheating and bullying. Children who are raised with spankings are less likely to learn right from wrong, and are more likely to misbehave behind their parent's backs. One of the pro-spanking mothers in my practice conceded, "My son behaves if I spank him


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If you tried reciting all the services provided at Maxon Shooters Supplies and Indoor Range, you'd likely run out of breath. In addition to the indoor ranges, the staff covers everything from installing scopes via gunsmithing services to storing firearms in a climate-controlled facility. Fifteen training courses are overseen by experienced, NRA- and state-certified instructors, and events such as ladies' nights and seasonal zombie shoots encourage communal environments.
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Iowa City's temperatures have now dropped to near-record lows, and people who have to be out in it have been warned to limit their time outdoors, wear several layers of clothing, and cover up as much as possible to avoid frostbite. The combination of cold temperatures and gusty winds means today's wind chills will be around -40 degrees. On Tuesday, wind chill is expected to be about -10 during the day and -30 at night. In these conditions, frostbite can occur in less than 15 minutes. Hypothermia is another risk. The City reminds people who need a short break from the cold to drop by any of the following City facilities on Monday or Tuesday during the hours posted to warm up:
- Robert A. Lee Recreation Center, 220 S. Gilbert Street. Hours: 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
- Scanlon / Mercer Recreation Facility: 2701 Bradford Drive. Hours: 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- Public Library, 123 Linn Street. Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- Senior Center, 28 S. Linn Street. Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Zion Lutheran Church Senior Pastor Mark Pries has notified the City that the church, located at 310 N. Johnson Street, northeast of Mercy Hospital, will be open the next couple of days to provide shelter for the homeless. Pastor Pries is networking with several other churches in the area, and asks people who need more information to call 319/321-5263.
Iowa City residents are also reminded that yard waste pick-up, including the Christmas tree recycling program that was supposed to get underway today, have been cancelled for January 6 and 7 to limit the amount of time City crews have to be outside.
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