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worried Posts: 2I have a 99 TLC, and when it is 40 degrees or lower the transmission or alternator whines. The whine lasts for about 1 or 2 minutes and then goes away. I have shut everything down, to be sure it is not the heater or air conditioner.
I would appreciate any help on this issue. The dealer hears the noise, but says it is too minor to tear the car apart at this time.
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lccressida Posts: 5I had a similar whining problem 3 years ago in my Cressidas auto trans. I cured the whining by swapping out the auto for a 5spd
I used to have a 94 FZJ-80 that had a whining problem. I drained all the trans fluid out of it and put some Toyota type IV fluid. I then Started the rig and took off one of the trans fluid lines and let all the dark fluid drain out till all I can see was a nice red fluid. I made sure fluid level was right, and put everything back the way it was.
Transmission was very smooth, acceleration felt alot better, and the whining went away. I also highly recommend not to FLUSH the transmission. Flushing the transmission especially on high mileage ones will really make you regret it. -
mobiweld Posts: 99Next time it's lower than 40, either disconnect the alternator harness or pull the alternator field current fuse. When you start the truck, the alternator will spin, but not "turn on". If the "whine" still exists, it's not electrically related to the alternator. It could be a rotating mechanical alternator noise, but not alternator load related. This might help you to pinpoint the source.
rbpearson4 Posts: 2I just bought a 92 Cruiser and I've been experiencing a slight rev-up when the tranny shifts. Could changing the oil solve this problem, or do you think the tranny is starting to go out. There are other problems with the vehicle, so could it be one of those. Additionally, why would a tranny flush be bad?
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charlie378 Posts: 2I bought a 2000 LC in July 2006. It was a one owner with all services and well maintained. Lately I have noticed a whining noise when I am accelerating. Originally, the noise only came on when I was travelling at 70mph or faster. As of late it begins to whine around 30mph and continues as I accelerate. All fluids in the Transfer Case and Tranny are fine. The LC rides great and I am having no shifting problems. The dealer says I need a new tranny at the tune of 4k. I cannot justify that cost just yet. Has anyone else had this problem and if so what did you do to fix it? Surely there is a lube out there to cure this noise without replacing the whole transmission? Holler back!
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stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 42,374And are we talking fluid changes, flushes or power flushes too?
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steelcruiser Posts: 402I'm talking mainly about fluid changes that you DIY at home. As your linked post shows, power flushes can cause some harm--but one caveat is who and where they're done. Not sure of the whole story in your link, but a reasonable assumption to make, might be that a dealer rathe than an indy might know of potential problems relating to power flushes. That's a whole other topic though =)
An easy way to keep things clean (if you're starting out with a new vehicle) is to drian and fill the pan only every other oil change. Also, a cheap "flush" trick is to drain and fill the pan, then loosen the drain plug so that just a trickle of fluid comes out and start the car and add fresh fluid until you see the fluid color coming out of the pan matches the color of new fluid. I drip the fluid on to white paper towels to make sure the fluid coming out matches fresh fluid from the container. This is not a power flush, just a trick to get in a little cleaner fluid.
Again, as noted in your link, you need to know your particular vehicle. I've never had a tranny issue on any of my LCs using this method of fluid "cleaning" and changing.
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"A friend of ours, F.O. Richardson. gave me one bulb and we started it from that," Donald said. "I heard about this plant but I had never seen it. I heard it was like a snake! It even sheds its skin like a snake. I also heard they call it a 'voodoo plant' in Africa."
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"It only blooms in the winter months," Cynthia said. "It won't bloom outside. It will bloom inside if it's in a pot. Only the mature ones will bloom. The babies won't bloom until they are mature. It's been in that same pot for four years. I keep it in the back bedroom. It stays by a window to get that morning sun and it's bloomed twice."
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In the 13th Annual Brett McClendon Memorial Baseball Classic, the Blues and the Reds, both from Cleveland, showed their true colors as athletes and as youth growing into young men. After the Blues defeated the Reds 16-7 in the championship game of the 12 and Under O Zone division, players and coaches from team congratulated each other for a great tournament and the players took a picture together with smiles on their faces Sunday evening at Bear Pen Park showing their support and respect for one another.
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When the Eagles and Lions slam helmets Sunday, they will be showcasing a somewhat controversial defensive philosophy that each team lives and dies by: the Wide 9.
These two teams, because of Eagles defensive line coach Jim Washburn and Lions defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham, carry the Wide 9 torch for the league.
The Wide 9 refers to aligning the defensive ends three feet wider than usual. Usually defensive ends in a four man front line up in a seven technique, which puts them on the inside shoulder of the tight end. But in the Wide 9, they line up in the nine technique, which is on the outside shoulder of the tight end.
While the Eagles and Lions major in the Wide 9 (they may use it about 80 percent of the time), many others minor in it, using it selectively based on situations. The Giants, for instance, used it extensively against the Packers in the NFC Championship game last January. The Vikings dabble in it. So do the Titans.
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"It puts the fear of God into the offensive tackles if you have guys like Jason Babin, Jared Allen, Tamba Hali, Cliff Avril, Kyle Vanden Bosch, Lawrence Jackson and Willie Young," Cunningham told me. "All these guys were some of the top speed guys coming into the draft and when you align wide, the OTs have to double kick on pass protection to block the edge. The double kick went out a few years back and now everyone is straight line dropping in the pass, meaning the OTs are holding space to stop the three technique, so the DEs that are wide have a straight line to the 7 ½ yard spot for the QB's five step drop."
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The Eagles tied for the league league in sacks last year. Their sack numbers are down so far this season, but they are not wavering from their alignment. "The Wide 9 allows speed rushers to be speed rushers, every snap," Eagles Andy Reid told me. "If that's their strength, you have to exploit their strengths."
The knock on the Wide 9 is it can leave a defense vulnerable to the inside run. In order for the Wide 9 to work, a defense needs a solid Mike linebacker and a good strong safety, because those two players often are going to be responsible for the B, C and D gaps. That's why the Lions went after Stephen Tulloch last year, and why the Eagles traded for DeMeco Ryans this year.
"You really need great linebacker play for that to work," said ESPN analyst and former Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi.
"It forces the run inside," said a coach who has been affiliated with the Wide 9. "You have to have some people behind it like [Louis] Delmas and [Stephen] Tulloch in Detroit—that made the difference for them. The front four messes things up, the linebacker and safety clean it up."
Reid puts it this way, "You have to make sure you are gapped up all the way around."
Like most football trends, the Wide 9 has been around awhile. But it's relatively new to the NFL. Washburn, who many consider the finest defensive line coach in the business, picked it up when he was a college coach from Florida State defensive coordinator Mickey Andrews. He brought it to the Titans in 1999. Initially, he moved one defensive end out to the 9-technique. Five years later, he moved the other end out. It went from a nickel front to a front for three downs.
Meanwhile, Cunningham started using it in Kansas City when he was coaching Derrick Thomas and Neil Smith. When Cunningham and Washburn came together in Tennessee in 2001, they fine tuned the front. And each continues to fine tune it.
Sunday, they'll get a chance to show each other how good it can be.
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*It appears the Redskins dodged a bullet with Robert Griffin III's health this time, but they might not be so lucky next time. And that explains why the Redskins quietly made a strong push to sign Kyle Orton in the offseason. Given RGIII's playing style and his size, the Redskins knew they would need a strong backup. One front office man said the Redskins offered Orton more money than he was paid by the Cowboys ($10.5 million over three years), but Orton preferred the Cowboys in part because he didn't want to be beaten out by a rookie, which he knew would have been inevitable.
*Part of the reasons the Vikings have turned around is the front office and the coaching staff appear to be more in sync than before. In the offseason, general manager Rick Spielman and the scouting staff held meetings with coaches to increase the understanding between departments. The scouts wanted to know exactly what coaches were looking for at each position. The coaches wanted to know how scouts sought out their types of players. These types of things go on all the time in front offices, but a stronger emphasis on it has made an impact in Minnesota. It should be noted that the Vikings are getting significant contributions from multiple rookies, including Matt Kalil, Harrison Smith, Josh Robinson and Blair Walsh.
My Sunday Best: Fearsome Foursomes
NFL Network premiered an episode of A Football Life last week about the Rams' legendary Fearsome Foursome from the 1960s--Deacon Jones, Merlin Olsen, Rosey Grier and Lamar Lundy. The show is well worth your time if you love the game and the game's history. It got me thinking about the best foursomes in the game today. There aren't any like those four, but these are my Sunday best four man fronts. Teams that use a 3-4 were not considered.
1. Lions. For volume of talent , as well as effort, the Lions front four of Kyle Vanden Bosch, Ndamukong Suh, Corey Williams and Cliff Avril is the best in the league. They are made better by the league's best second string in Willie Young, Nick Fairley, Sammie Hill and Lawrence Jackson.
Jaren Allen is the primary force behind the Vikings' defensive lines, one of the best in the NFL.
2. Vikings—Jared Allen, who led the NFL with 22 sacks in 2011, is the motor that makes this line go. He has had more sacks since 2004 than any other player in the game. But he isn't the only Vikings defensive lineman opponents have to worry about. Fellow end Brian Robison is a fine complement. Kevin Williams long has been one of the league's better interior rush men. And Letroy Guion has come on this season as a stout nose tackle.
3. Giants—They have only eight sacks this year (only five teams have fewer), but this remains a talented, dangerous defensive line. The Giants' defensive end trio of Jason Pierre-Paul, Justin Tuck and Osi Umenyiora is the best in the NFL. Linval Joseph and Rocky Bernard provide an inside presence.
4. Bears—They probably have the best defensive end/defensive tackle pass rush combo in football in Julius Peppers and Henry Melton, who has really come on this year. And the two have a lot of help. Aside from starters Israel Idonije and Stephen Paea, the Bears get contributions from Corey Wootton, Shea McClellin, Amobi Okoye and Matt Toeaina.
5. Eagles—The Eagles front four is off to a slow start, but the team had 50 sacks last season, which tied the Vikings for most in the NFL. They need to step it up and certainly are capable with Jason Babin, Cullen Jenkins, Derek Landri and Trent Cole. Reserves Fletcher Cox, Vinny Curry and Brandon Graham can bring it too.
6. Seahawks—No defensive end duo comes at offenses with more speed than Chris Clemons and rookie Bruce Irvin. And fellow end Red Bryant complements with power and technique. Interior players Alan Branch and Brandon Mebane can be tough to move.
7. Bengals—They are tied for the league lead in sacks with 18. Defensive tackle Geno Atkins has developed into one of the finest interior rushers in the league. Michael Johnson and Carlos Dunlap bring the edge rush, and Domata Peko is the muscle in the middle.
One Man Yelp: The Last Headbangers
With the way the NFL has changed so much in the last few years, the era of the Steelers dynasty and great Raiders teams seems like so very long ago. Of course it was long ago; it just seems like even longer given what the NFL is becoming. The Last Headbangers: NFL Football in the Rowdy, Reckless '70s takes us back to that era and relives what made it great and what made it ugly.
Ken Stabler and Fred Biletnikoff played hard and reaped the spoils of success for the Raiders.
Author Kevin Cook takes a good look at the highlights, including the Monday Night Football phenomenon, the big plays that defined the era and the key figures like Chuck Noll, Franco Harris, Bill Walsh, John Madden, John Matuszak, Ken Stabler and Howard Cosell. He illustrates the on and off-field mayhem that defined that period of time, including the violent hits and reckless lifestyles.
A few things that stuck with me:
*Cook reminds us it was a player's game back then, before men like Bill Walsh made it a coach's game. "The great Steelers and Raiders teams of the seventies were dinosaurs," ex-Raider Matt Millen said. "They ruled the last era when NFL football was decided mostly on the field. Ever since then, it's been decided mostly on the sidelines."
*Rob Huizenga, who later joined the Raiders as team physician, is quoted saying half the players in the league were on steroids. Cook writes that Oakland's locker room featured tall jars of gray amphetamine pills that players called rat turds. And that some Raiders combined rat turds, steroids, HGH and horse testosterone.
*The Raiders often sneaked underinflated footballs into home games, because soft-tosser Stabler could handle an underinflated ball more easily than a big-armed quarterback like Terry Bradshaw.
Interesting stuff from an era that should not be forgotten.
Hot Reads
*Sad to see Alex Karras gone. He made a lot of people smile—with the exception of quarterbacks, that is. His name has come up in senior committee meetings for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and deservedly so.
*Every NFL coach needs to read this fine story about the future of offenses by Greg Bedard on where NFL offenses are headed.
*Go ahead and call Don Banks names for writing this. But he raises some very interesting points.
*Owning one of these is one thing for Michael Vick. Playing like one is another thing.
*Ray Lewis isn't exactly Willie Mays in 1973 yet. But he isn't exactly Ray Lewis in 2000 either.
Dan Pompei covers pro football for the Chicago Tribune at chicagotribune.com. Follow him on twitter @danpompei
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The layoff had very little effect on the Wildcats as they won a hard fought contest, defeating the Warriors 3-2. The win pushed Cleveland's region record to 2-0. The Wildcats, who also picked up forfeit wins against Clarksdale and Winona, are now an impressive 9-1.
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William H. Carmalt Professor of Surgery; Chair, Department of Surgery; Surgeon-in-Chief, Yale-New Haven Hospital; Clinical Program Leader, Endocrine Cancers Program, Smilow Cancer Hospital; Chairman of the Board, Yale Medical Group
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Cancer Center, Yale: Cancer Genetics & Genomics | Endocrine Oncology ProgramPediatric Thyroid Center
Surgery: Endocrine/General Surgery
Cancer Genetics
- B.A., Lafayette College , 1977
- M.D., George Washington School of Medicine , 1981
- M.B.A., Johns Hopkins University , 2000
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- Udelsman R. High success rate of parathyroid reoperation may be achieved with improved localization diagnosis. World J Surg 32(7):1512-7, 2008
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Updated: November 22, 2013 6:08AM
Here is a look at crime reports in the Southland.
News includes Oak Lawn, Tinley Park, Mokena and Oak Forest.
Dog killed by poison
Police are investigating the poisoning of an elderly woman's dog.
The woman, 74, who lives in the 9200 block of Ridgeland Avenue, told police her 8-month old Pomeranian/American Eskimo puppy became ill Sept. 27 and she took it to Oak Village Animal Hospital where it died. A veterinarian there confirmed that the dog was poisoned, according to police.
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Prostitution suspected at hotel
Police say it appears a prostitution ring was being conducted this month out of the La Quinta Inn & Suites, 7255 W. 183rd St.
While police were searching for a wanted man at the hotel Oct. 9, a hotel manager asked officers to check into possible prostitution activity in two rooms at the hotel, according to police.
They said Lauren Johnson, 20, of Chicago, was arrested in one of the rooms when a background check revealed that she was wanted on a Cook County warrant.
All the occupants denied using the room for prostitution but all had a history of prostitution-related arrests, police said. Based on certain items found in the room and the criminal histories, police ordered the people to vacate the hotel, and all but Johnson were released without charges.
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Mailboxes destroyed
At least nine residents of the Brookside Glen subdivision had their mailboxes damaged during an overnight vandalism spree Oct. 12 and 13, police said.
Most of the victims told police the mailboxes were damaged or destroyed by someone smashing them with pumpkins.
A resident of the 7500 block of Newfield Lane said a landscaping brick was thrown through his basement window. Police said the other victims lived on Westfield Avenue, Richardson Lane, Brookside Glen Drive and Lakeside Drive.
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Chase ends in resident arrest
A village resident was arrested Oct. 12 after a brief police chase ended with him being zapped with a stun gun while hiding in a backyard, according to police.
They said an officer saw Richard Bean, 38, make an illegal turn out of his apartment complex and a check showed that a woman in the complex had an active order of protection against him and that Bean's driver's license was revoked.
The officer tried to stop Bean, but he sped off, abandoning his car a short time later and fleeing on foot in the 11000 block of Kimberly Trail, police said. They said a resident called police upon seeing Bean hiding in their backyard.
When officers cornered Bean, he resisted arrest until the stun gun was used on him, according to police.
Bean, 11201 W. 191st St., was charged with violating an order of protection, resisting police and driving on a revoked license.
Kate McCann
Vandalism spree
Police are searching for vandals who went on a shooting spree with a pellet gun overnight Oct. 12 and 13, shattering more than a dozen car windows and damaging two mobile homes.
Car windows on Dolores Drive, Pine Road, LeClaire Avenue, La Paz Court, Lorel Avenue, Terrace Drive, 157th Street, Laramie Avenue, Independence Avenue, Rob Roy Drive and Reynolds Lane were shattered, police said.
Police received multiple calls of several people inside a dark-colored sedan shooting out car windows between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m., according to police.
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The Iowa Wetland Management District Environmental Assessment and Draft Comprehensive Conservation Plan is now ready for public review. The plan is intended to guide management of the district over the next 15 years.
This review and comment period starts Aug. 19, and lasts for 30 days. All public comments on the draft plan will be considered during the development of the final plan.
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Sunday, May 01, 2011
Winners for Letters from the Emily Dickinson Room & No Sweeter Fat!
First, thank you all for being part of the Big Poetry Giveaway. I'm glad to host it and it's always a treat to learn about new poets and bloggers in the community. And so many people participated in giving away books and also, entering the contest. Love it!
I went to the random number generator to choose the winners this morning and here's what lucky numbers came up.
For my book:
Letters From the Emily Dickinson Room (White Pine Press Poetry Prize)
Winner: Lorna Dee Cervantes - who will get a copy of my book sent to her home. Congrats!
And for Nancy Pagh's book:
No Sweeter Fat
Winner: Maureen Doallas! I will send a copy of Nancy's book to her (and she will love it!)
And since this event is also to share poets & poetry with each other, I realized that both of my winners were published poets, so I wanted to take a moment to also highlight them...
One of Lorna Dee Cervantes's many books is Drive: The First Quartet: New Poems, 1980-2005
and Maureen Doallas is the author of Neruda's Memoirs: Poems
(can I tell you how much I love that title?)
So congratulations to both winners, both poets, both readers!
8 comments:
- Maureen said...
I'm so delighted to have won"No Sweeter Fat". I will look forward to reading the collection.
And many thanks for the shout-out for my own debut collection. - 7:43 AM, May 01, 2011
- Theresa said...
Thanks again for organizing the Great Poetry Giveaway - I found so many new poetry blogs. This project has also created a greater sense of community among poets - thank you!
- 4:16 PM, May 01, 2011
- Collin Kelley said...
My winners have been announced on my blog. Thanks again for facilitating this KRA! xx
- 7:06 PM, May 01, 2011
- Valerie said...
Congrats to the winners of your giveaway!
Kelli, thanks so much for organizing this second annual poetry giveaway. I'm so glad to have been one of the giveaway-ers (for lack of a better word immediately coming to my mind) this year! - 7:32 PM, May 01, 2011
- Lyle Daggett said...
I loved Lorna Dee Cervantes's book DRIVE: The First Quartet, which you've mentioned here. Some time back I wrote about the book in my blog, here, in case any readers here care to take a look.
- 8:25 PM, May 02, 2011
- Serena said...
Congrats to the winners!
- 4:54 AM, May 03, 2011
- Kells said...
Thanks all! I'm gad you had fun! And thanks for the link, Lyle!
- 1:51 PM, May 03, 2011
- Tawnysha Greene said...
Thanks for organizing the poetry giveaway this year! If you are interested, in honor of short story month (May), I'm giving away journals with some of my favorite short stories! The link is here
http://tawnyshagreene.blogspot.com/2011/05/winners.html - 10:28 AM, May 07, 2011


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I'd be tempted to call nipples in men vestigial, but that suggests they have no modern function. They do have a function, of course, but only in women. So why do men (and all male mammals) have them?
No one has mentioned the Neutral Theory of Evolution, which explains mutations that are not necessarily motivated by increased "fitness". Similarly (and more to the point for this question) there is no selective pressure with regards to mens nipples. Men have nipples because they find a purpose on women, but for men there is no reason to not have them. From an evolutionary stand point it is simpler for men to have them. The more complex situation (Women have nipples but men do not) would most likely only occur if there was some selective pressure for men to not have nipples. |
I believe it is for this reason: the female body plan is the default one. Males are a variation upon that, in humans at least. Nipples are part of the basic body plan. For a man to not have them, he would need to actively evolve something that would prevent nipples from developing. There is no selective pressure for the development of such a thing, so it hasn't happened. Keep in mind that the code for the general body plan is shared between males and females. The Y chromosome modifies the development of that body plan so the person becomes male. |
I concur with one of the answers in that it is evolutionary not very important to remove features that are not used, specially in the case of female/male traits. Another more dramatic example is that of fish that live at the bottom of the ocean, that have developed new sensory organs to adapt to life without light, but they still have eyes from when they where living in shallower waters where light was present. |
This is because genetic information is shared between males and femeles. The share of large amount of genetic information between sexes if evolutionary advantageous. The most selective pressure is put on men by the natural selection. Thus men need muscles, flexible body, good vision, speech abilities and so on to get food and to compete with other men in warfare. Most of these advantages get transferred to women even though the selective pressure on them is much smaller. Women have no less vision or ability to speak than men do. Similarly women undergo the maximum pressure from sexual selection, especially regarding the appearance. These traits are also somewhat transferred to men, otherwise men would possibly appear much uglier than they are now because good external appearance is not what is necessary in warfare and work. There are other examples of shared genetic information: for example our left and right hands anatomically nearly identical despite having different functions. This is because advantages developed for right hand also used in the development of left hand. If there was no such share, our hands would be very much different with the right one much more advanced. |


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SFTU - Honoring Our State Fish Posted in West Virginia - 9WV, Native Species, Sal Font -191
While the brook trout was designated as the WV state fish in 1973, we think it was our "state fish" long before then. Let's round off to a nice number like 10,000 BC even though glacial presence had pushed brook trout into the south long before then. The Sal font Chapter, newly created in 2014, was... [ READ MORE... ]
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Birthplace of Rivers National Monument - Draft Proposal Released
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Southern WV TU Chapter start-up Posted in West Virginia - 9WV
I and a small and growing group are looking into starting a Chapter in Southern WV. Area may include Mercer, Raleigh, Monroe, Fayette and Greenbrier Counties. This will, of course, be coordinated by The WV Council. We are just beginning to plan for the initial meeting. Time and date TBD, location... [ READ MORE... ]
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