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The College of Education and Human Development (EDHD) has two primary purposes: to provide coursework that contributes to the general education program of the University, and to provide programs that are exemplars of professional school endeavors; that is, programs that lead to graduates assuming various careers. In EDHD these career foci include the fields of education, sport management, exercise, recreation, dance, health promotion, human movement science, child and family community services, interior design, apparel merchandising and product development, nutrition, and child and family development.
To meet the challenges of the education and human development world, the academic programs in the College of Education and Human Development require high standards of performance. Programs are designed to provide an intellectual challenge to a student who wishes to assume the responsibility for tomorrow's leadership.
The College of Education and Human Development is a fully accredited member of the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), the Ohio Department of Education, National Recreation and Park Association, the American Association for the Education of Young Children, American Dietetic Association, National Association for Sport and Physical Education, North American Society for Sport Management and the Council on Rehabilitation Education.
The College of Education and Human Development's academic structure consists of four schools.
The School of Family and Consumer Sciences provides students with the opportunity to advance and apply knowledge about individuals and families as well as the environmental and other contexts of human development across the life span. Students are educated from a perspective that emphasizes interdisciplinary study and integration of information across areas of disciplinary specialization within the school, with other academic disciplines and in cooperation with other societal institutions. The school provides undergraduate programs through five program areas with majors in apparel merchandising and product development, child and family community services, dietetics, early childhood studies, family and consumer sciences education, health promotion and interior design. Student organizations related to each major provide the opportunity for broadening the educational experience, exploring career and graduate-level options and developing collegial relationships.
Degree programs offered by the School of Human Movement, Sport and Leisure Studies are organized into divisions and two program areas. The two program areas are the Graduate Program (HMSL) and the Physical Education General Program (PEG). The physical education general program offers instruction in physical activity/movement/dance forms to the general University student. These classes take advantage of the modern facilities available in the Gertrude M. Eppler complex, the Student Recreation Center, the Perry Fieldhouse and the ice arena.
Students majoring in recreation and tourism (RTD) or sport management (SMD) are preparing to work in the sport/recreation industries or nonprofit agencies (SMRT division). An additional sport management option prepares students to be athletic trainers/clinic managers. Students in the kinesiology division (KNS) study a variety of careers dealing with human movement. They can become pre-K through twelve physical educators or clinical exercise specialists. Majors in dance focus on modern dance and ballet performance/choreography or teaching in non-school settings. Human movement science majors often use their degree as a pre-medical or pre-physical therapy degree.
Each division has active student organizations that help students explore the career and graduate school opportunities within their majors.
The School of Leadership and Policy Studies prepares educators to assume leadership roles in formulating and implementing administrative policy to all levels of education. A variety of graduate preparation programs are offered to meet the needs of individuals wishing to begin or continue their graduate education for eventual placement within educational settings ranging from elementary through higher education. In addition to the formal graduate degree programs, the school provides programmatic support for both graduate and undergraduate education in the areas of history and philosophy of education, comparative education, educational psychology and research methodology.
Degree programs offered through the School of Education and Intervention Services prepare individuals to work in school and clinical settings. All of the programs enable students to become licensed/endorsed through state licensing boards. Programs include: art education, classroom technology, gifted and talented, guidance and counseling, foreign languages, intervention specialist, middle childhood education, reading, rehabilitation counseling, adolescent/young adult education and school psychology.
Two types of advising are available to students enrolled in the College of Education and Human Development: faculty advising and college office advising.
Upon enrolling in the college each student is assigned to a faculty adviser. Faculty advisers assist their advisees in career-decision making, selecting appropriate classes, checking progress toward a degree and long-range program planning.
To supplement faculty advising the college maintains a staff of advisers in the Undergraduate Student Services office, located in 365 Education. The college staff provides initial advisement for all students entering the college and supplements the advising at the faculty/departmental level. This staff can also explain certification/licensure and appeals procedures and help students explore career options.
The responsibility of contacting a faculty or college office adviser rests with the student. Students are given a general orientation to the college upon their initial enrollment in the college, are assigned a faculty adviser, are introduced to the services of the Undergraduate Student Services office and are periodically sent communications from the college. It is each student's responsibility, however, to seek advice, to become familiar with the academic information available in the University or college offices and the Undergraduate Catalog, and to meet the established graduation and/or certification/licensure requirements. Program revision, certification/licensure changes and shifts in the demands of the marketplace support a close adviser/student relationship.
Coursework in the College of Education and Human Development is infused with
field experiences and with in-depth internship
experiences. Study abroad experiences and National Student Exchange opportunities
are strongly encouraged.
The College of Education and Human Development offers teacher education majors the opportunity to complete their student teaching internship in an international setting. Selected students are placed in an international school in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, or Montreal, Canada, for a student teaching internship program (see p. 16). The college also offers a semester abroad program at Keele University in England.
The Sport Management/Recreation and Tourism (SMRT) and Kinesiology (KNS) divisions of the School of Human Movement, Sport and Leisure Studies have exchange agreements with the University of Brighton and with the Chelsea School of Physical Education, Sports Science, Dance and Leisure at East Sussex, England. Additional opportunities are available through the SMRT division at Southern Cross University in Lismore, Australia (see p. 14).
Students interested in exploring these special opportunities should direct initial inquiries to the Office of Undergraduate Student Services, 365 Education.
Students wishing to transfer from another college or from the Office of Pre-major Advising on main campus to the College of Education and Human Development must have an overall GPA of 2.0. Students need to go to their college office and fill out a transfer form.
Students wishing to transfer to main campus from the Firelands campus must have an overall GPA of 2.0. Advisers from main campus visit the Firelands campus during the fall and spring semesters to advise students on the transfer process.
Students with satisfactory records from other colleges and universities may enroll in the College of Education and Human Development after review of official transcripts and admission to Bowling Green State University. Grades are not transferred to BGSU from other institutions. (See also Admissions, p. 27.)
Several programs in the College of Education and Human Development have established retention/full acceptance requirements in addition to those specified by the college. For specific eligibility requirements, direct inquiries to the Undergraduate Student Services office, 365 Education.
Students registered as majors in teacher certification/licensure programs will be considered full members of the college when they have:
A teacher education student who fails to meet these criteria upon attaining junior status will not be permitted to enroll in the methods courses indicated on program area checksheets.
Students who are declared ineligible for methods courses have the right to appeal the decision. Contact the Undergraduate Student Services office, 365 Education, for information on appeals.
A student must have:
The college attempts to place student teachers in the best available stations. While student preferences are taken into consideration, they cannot be met in all cases. Stations must have both college and program approval. Students are responsible for their own transportation to student teaching stations.
All students who student teach in the spring semester must follow the spring break calendar of the school system to which they have been assigned; the University spring break is forfeited.
Upon completion of student teaching, students receive a copy of their student teaching evaluation report. Students should retain this copy for their records and future reference since the University does not include/retain this report/evaluation as part of the permanent record.
Students who are declared ineligible for student teaching have the right to appeal the decision. Contact the Undergraduate Student Services office, 365 Education, for information on appeals.
Successful completion of a BGSU teacher education program with at least a
2.5 accumulative GPA usually results in one or more types of Ohio
certificates/licensures. The only times that
certification/licensure does not result are 1. when a student
does not successfully complete the state-mandated competency examination; 2.
when a student elects to graduate on planned program (see below), or 3. when a student
is following a set of degree requirements that no longer meets Ohio teacher
certification/licensure standards. Because the State
Dept. of Education has the authority to change certification/licensure requirements at
any time, students may be required to complete additional requirements for
certification/licensure. New standards went into
effect July 1, 1998. Students who began the teacher education program prior to that
date will have until Aug. 31, 2002, to complete
the specified program/testing requirements. Failure to complete
program/testing requirements and
application by this date will require the student to meet the July 1, 1998, standards.
All candidates seeking Ohio teacher certification/licensure must have a background check completed and must fill out an application(s) for certification/licensure. Applications, fingerprint cards and directions for completing them are available from the Undergraduate Student Services office or at the student teaching internship meeting that occurs the day before student teaching begins. Completed certification/licensure applications and money orders should be submitted to 365 Education by the end of the second week of the student's final term of enrollment.
Ohio teaching certificates/licensures are not transferable to other states, but preliminary information on certification/licensure in other states is available in 365 Education.
Some students in the College of Education and Human Development decide late in the four-year sequence that they do not wish to teach or obtain teacher certification/licensure. Others may be counseled out of the teaching profession by advisers and professional education faculty. To accommodate such students, the college has a plan whereby students admitted to a program with at least a 2.5 accumulative grade point average can graduate but not be eligible for certification/licensure.
Students desiring to graduate under the planned program must complete a Planned Program Form, obtainable from and returnable to the Undergraduate Student Services office, 365 Education. If a planned program is approved, the student is not eligible for certification/licensure and the student's official record in the registrar's office indicates "Not Eligible for Teacher Certification." If a student decides to pursue certification/licensure after a planned program has been approved, he or she must file an appeal to be removed from the planned program. Such a petition cannot be submitted any sooner than one year before the student's anticipated graduation date. If approved the candidate must meet the requirements for student teaching internship and certification/licensure eligibility in effect at the time of the desired student teaching and/or recommendation for certification/licensure.
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Texas teenager Lucas Laborde drives to school in an electric car he built himself. The 17 year old spent last summer converting a conventional gas-powered car to run on batteries. Total cost? Around $10,000. Luke's EV is based on a kit car, known as a Bradley GT II, which his father bought on eBay for just $5000 splashing out a further $5700 on electric conversion parts and batteries. The rest was left up to Luke's ingenuity and technical know-how. After 150 hours of work, Luke had hooked up eight 80-pound lead-acid batteries in the space left after removing the fuel tank, as well as several other 'creative locations.' He finished up with an EV capable of travelling 40 miles between charges, a top speed of 45mph, (more than enough for the local school run), and heaps of low-end torque. As Luke told reporters, "it has a lot of power." The car isn't without a few 'quirks' though; the weight of the batteries has caused the fiberglas body to twist slightly, meaning that the gull-wing doors don't completely close. However, by using his own initiative, and making use of widely available existing components, Luke Laborde has put many global car companies to shame by creating a working, highway-ready EV, in far less time and on a much lower budget. This story is a reprint from Gas2.Org Previous Stories DeLaSalle Charter High School Builds 300MPG Electric Car Ohio State Buckeye Bullet Breaks Electric Car Speed Record Choctaw Central High School Solar Car Team Hunt-Winston School Solar Car Challenge West Philly High School Hybrid X Team The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind


text: TATUMSLee Tatum and his wife, Mary, applied for a post office designation in 1895, beginning the town of Tatums in Indian Territory. The town, located in Carter County four miles northeast of Ratliff City, is one of more than fifty All-Black towns of Oklahoma and one of only thirteen still existing. In addition to running the post office, the Tatums operated a small grocery in one corner of their house. Henry Taylor owned the community's largest home and offered overnight accommodations for travelers. In addition to his postal duties, Lee Tatum was appointed U.S. marshal. Tatums residents soon established a church and school. A hotel was built in 1899, a blacksmith shop in 1900, a cotton gin and sawmill in 1910, and a motor garage in 1918. Oil wells were drilled in the area in the 1920s, bringing wealth to several of Tatums's farmers and landowners. The Julius Rosenwald Fund helped build a brick school in 1925, and a gymnasium was added in 1949; the building is still standing. Tatums's Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NR 94001519), was completed in 1919. In 1927 Norman Studios filmed a silent movie, Black Gold, in Tatums and enlisted Marshal L. B. Tatums to play a role. Although a copy of the film cannot be found and probably no longer exists, the script and camera are preserved at the Gene Autry Museum of Western Heritage in California. Like most rural towns, Tatums experienced the crippling effects of the Great Depression, and many residents migrated to urban areas. At the end of the twentieth century the population stood at 172, and the town awaited economic revival. SEE ALSO: AFRICAN AMERICANS, ALL-BLACK TOWNS, ROSENWALD FUND, SEGREGATION. BIBLIOGRAPHY: George O. Carney, "Historic Resources of Oklahoma's All-Black Towns: A Preservation Profile," The Chronicles of Oklahoma 69 (Summer 1991). Jimmie Lewis Franklin, Journey Toward Hope: A History of Blacks in Oklahoma (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1980). Arthur Tolson, The Black Oklahomans: A History, 1541-1972 (New Orleans, La.: Edwards Print Co., 1974). Jewell Carter Varner, "A History of the Tatums Community" (M.A. thesis, Kansas State Teachers College, 1950). Larry O'Dell © Oklahoma Historical Society |


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Like the title says, how often do you change/clean/replace your atomizer. Do you clean and dry it once a week, every few carts? Only when you change to a new juice flavor? Lemmie know
Like the title says, how often do you change/clean/replace your atomizer. Do you clean and dry it once a week, every few carts? Only when you change to a new juice flavor? Lemmie know
Whenever one starts to get weak I put in the dirty jar. At the end of the week I take however many are in there and clean them and put them in the clean jar, and cycle until one dies.
When one dies, I put a new atomizer in rotation. I normally have 4 in rotation but since I just got a new shipment, I've now got 5 so I can try out one of my newer ones.
I use them until they either die (pop) or suffer such a performance drop that they're just about unusable. My average for 510s is 6 weeks and for 306s is 4 weeks. I blow them out daily and let them drain on a napkin overnight.
I rarely use an atomizer any more. I use Boge cartomizers. When I used an atomizer all the time I swapped to a clean one on the weekend and cleaned the dirty one. I also always have one or 2 spares in case one atomizer degraded or died.
Now I only use atomizers to drip occasionally for testing juices or vaping a juice I don't want to put in a carto. I only clean when the taste or performance is degraded and other then that I just blow it out occasionally, mainly when switching juices.
My vapor-cherry popped in mid March of this year, and I gots to comment on cartomizers. I use one for a few days, then when the draw gets too stiff I chuck it into a jar. Once I have a good size stash I soak em all in vodka for a full 24 hours, or longer if I forget. Blow them out reaaeaaaally good, then let them dry for another full day or so. They gotta be bone-dry though before using them. Any grain alcohol will do, but it has to be grain alcohol. Cheap vodka is a good choice, as it won't leave stuff on the coil, which is very bad. I am still using 6 catomizers that have been cleaned this way twice already, and as long as one doesnt crank them down too hard, thus pushing the connection extension (scratches record) up into the carto, you're good to go. Atty's are real simple, just blow on them through the mouth-end into a paper towel or whatever every day, but you could also soak them in vodka.
Still trying to find the outer limits for my carts , Im basically lazy , so I'll vape 'em till they wont vape no more!
Clean: Blow it out at least once per day. Often, hot water rinse (every other day??).
Change: New one every month, old one goes into the "still working, used bin" unless it pops.
I just blow it out between flavors.
Oh, I vape at 5 volts too.... harder on atties. 3.0 ohm joye 510's.
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+ for Boge cartomizers. Just started using them, and so far really like the fact that you can use them for a few times until they break, then chuck 'em. All my attys would just get hard to draw on after a while, and I really did not feel like trying the 101 tips and tricks people suggest to fix them; I'm just lazy like that.


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Dave and I finally got out for a long ride last weekend. It was sunny and warm and we were kid-free for the day. It's funny to think we used to do this nearly every weekend: Go out on a Saturday night, sleep in Sunday, mosey around and spin out for a few hours. These days we play a lot more "tag," each of us going on rides, but not so often together.
It was easy to fall back into a rhythm. Dave's pretty big, so I've always enjoyed spinning in his draft and enjoying the pull. The climbs were more disjointed. I've been putting in lots of miles and racing, and I'm just lighter, so I tended to spin away, drifting in my own head, before realizing he was trailing. So I'd sit up and he'd catch back on and away we'd go again. And so it went for the better part of four hours.
Along the way I got to thinking this was a good prelude to the year ahead. Dave and I have our own separate trips early this year. He's off to Belgium for a trip of a lifetime enjoying the spring classics with some friends, and I have the BC Bike Race on tap. But then in late summer, it's back to us, him and me, riding side-by-side in what is most certainly the best thing we do on our bikes: The Pennsylvania Perimeter Ride Against Cancer (PPRAC). Dave is actually part of the planning committee for this incredible bi-annual event where 50 to 75 cyclists ride 500 to 600 miles over the course of a week to raise money for our local American Cancer Society and Dream Come True organizations.
Honestly, I'm a little wary of charity rides. We once did an AIDS ride where a paltry 15 percent of what we raised actually made it to the cause. That stung for a long time. But my father has had cancer and I've watched too many people lose their battles to this disease over the years. Plus it's the real deal. We sleep on church floors and in high school gymnasiums and find good-hearted organizations like local VFWs to feed us along the way. Nearly everything we need is donated, so nearly every penny of what we raise goes straight to important things like buying wigs for women undergoing chemo and sending terminally ill children to Disney World. The ride never fails to restore my faith in humanity as we're touched by the generosity of so many people on our journey. This will be our fourth time on the ride. Aside from benefiting a couple of truly great causes, it'll be a lot like coming home.


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Bryan struck first and never looked back, blanking the Flames 5-0 at the Lee Soccer Field Monday night.
The Flames and Lions battled for a good portion of the first half with each side taking turns on the attack. Bryan struck first on a goal at the 27th minute mark by Johannes Muller. Muller broke free from the defender and slid the shot past keeper Tom Halsall to make it 1-0.
Less than a minute later the Lions attacked again. This time it was on a penalty kick by Tom Hemmings. The second half was more of the same as the Flames missed some opportunities to get back into the game.
The Flames matched Bryan in shots, both teams registering 13 apiece. The difference was that of the eight shots on goal for the Lions, five found the back of the net.
Lee never gave up and kept attacking till the very end, registering six of its 12 shots on frame. The competitive heart of the Flames really shined through late in the contest. Down 5-0, they were still attacking and narrowly missed finding the back of the net late in the contest.
Bryan padded the lead in the second half on goals from Gustavo Angel, Nathan Adams and Miles Christian. Bryan keeper Josh Oldroyd was solid all night long in recording five saves and keeping a clean sheet.
Halsall registered one save in his 70-plus minutes of work for the Flames. Chase Kenny also saw action and recorded two saves in the contest.
The Flames will have some time off to regroup after the tough night. They won't take the pitch again until they open conference play against Spring Hill (Ala.) on Sept. 21 at home.


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Consumers are finding out that the artificial sweeteners in diet sodas are unhealthy and cause people to gain weight regardless of zero calories.
The diet beverages contain artificial sweeteners such as aspartame,sucralose and acesulfame potassium, according to an article on yahoo.com.
The American Beverage Association says such sweeteners are among "the most studied and reviewed ingredients" over four decades, and are safe weight-loss tools, positions echoed by the American Diabetes Association and the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
As a result of this, diet sodas sales are declining and soda companies are scrambling to find a new way to market the items.
The article states store sales of zero- and low-calorie soda plunged 6.8% in dollar terms in the 52 weeks through Nov. 23, while sales of regular sodas dropped 2.2%, according to Wells Fargo, citing Nielsen scanner data. As a category, diet soda has contracted more than regular soda for three straight years.


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When I am not making art I am spreading Yoga Love at the following studios:
Keep posted for scheduled classes.
- Kaia Yoga, Complete Wellness Centers – http://kaiayoga.com
- Quest Yoga Arts - http://www.questyogaarts.com
- Katonah Yoga - http://www.katonahyoga.com
- O2 Living - http://www.o2living.com
In addition, Jennifer provides on-going private instruction in many styles of yoga and mindfulness meditation.
Stay tuned to this page for an update as to where I am currently teaching.


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Berries are available year-round, but the domestic season brings a special seasonal appeal to the category. Spring and summer are ripe for berry promotions.
"Berries are one of the 'sexy' items of the produce department," said Matt Curry, president, Curry & Co. Inc., Brooks, Ore. "They create sizzle and excitement."
People like to talk about berries a lot, which creates a constant buzz about the fruits, he said.
"Although blueberries are year-round, they can still be perceived as seasonal, and we try to create excitement when a new crop is starting," Curry said. "We are always excited when blueberry season gets started."
Consumers look for berries throughout the year, but they are especially interested in them in the spring and summer, said Cindy Jewell, marketing director, California Giant Berry Farms, Watsonville, Calif. Typically, during those seasons, retailers expand the size of berry category displays, she said.
In April, Jewell said California Giant's strawberry crops would be ready for promotions.
"The fruit looks great, and the retail community is excited to promote berries," she said.
Michelle Deleissegues, marketing director at Red Blossom Farms, Los Olivos, Calif., said the company's strawberries would be available in good volumes to push for Mother's Day, graduation, Father's Day and other special occasions.
"The volume and quality look excellent for upcoming promotions," Deleissegues said.
Because May and June are months when California berry production peaks, June is a good time for retailers to aggressively promote berries, Jewell said.
The Oppenheimer Group, Vancouver, British Columbia, encourages retailers to establish large displays of berries so that shoppers can easily find them, said Nolan Quinn, berry category director.
Consumers often buy berries on impulse, so Oppenheimer works with its retailer customers to build large displays with prominent placing for its Ocean Spray-brand blueberries.
Marketers recommend the berry patch approach, which showcases all varieties of berries in one destination area. Building a berry patch can boost sales of all types of berries, Quinn said.
In addition to the berry patch display, California Giant recommends making sure berries look their best by reworking and rotating displays. Displaying complementary items nearby is likely to increase sales. For example, toppings, cereals and crepes go well with berries. If they're readily available, consumers tend to put more items in their baskets.


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Anna Cline Catering is a full service, off premise catering company offering a variety of services for any occasion. In 15 years of business, we have had the privilege of creating elegant affairs at the Columbia Art Museum as well as intimate gatherings in private homes. Every occasion is special and we provide the attention to detail that makes it unique.
Our extensive menus are designed to allow you to create a palate that reflects your needs and tastes while maintaining a suitable budget. Using only the freshest ingredients, our selections are made from scratch and cooked in our private kitchen facility.
We are a team of dedicated professionals who delight in providing first class service. Anna Cline, our head chef and namesake, has a degree in Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism from the University of South Carolina. Her passion for the culinary arts and exquisite presentation skills are reflected in every event we cater.


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Our goal is to provide a landscape environment that is attractive to prospective students as well aesthetically pleasing for the University community. Thoughtful designs, coupled with proper landscape techniques, ensure cost-effective landscape maintenance of the 67 acres of land and trees that comprise the Boston campus.
Over the years, the Landscape Services Department, which is responsible for the maintenance, along with landscape architects and site planners, has progressively transformed the once mostly asphalt "parking-lot" appearance of the campus to a softer, more colorful community.
To add more interest or curb appeal to the campus landscape, winding walkways, sculptures and water features have been added. Small parks and walled seating areas have also been installed for the University community to live and learn. The Landscape Services department attempts to add seasonal interest and color by adding festive flowers and displays to our gardens.
Northeastern has received the following awards and citations:
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• Massachusetts Horticultural Society Gold Medal for Public Beautification & Environmental Advocacy
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A Will County Sheriff's deputy shot a young man who attacked her during a domestic dispute at this house along Gaylord Road on Thursday. It is seen surrounded by police tape in Lockport Township, IL on Friday December 21, 2012. | Matt Marton~Sun-Times Media
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LOCKPORT TOWNSHIP — A Will County Sheriff's deputy shot a young man who attacked her during a domestic dispute Thursday, according to reports.
Police were called at 7:25 p.m. to a residence in the 2300 block of Gaylord Road where three other adults and two children live.
Spokeswoman Kathy Hoffmeyer said two deputies were allowed inside by family members and told Jose Chavez, 17, had been "acting erratically and threatening them with a knife."
When the deputies encountered Chavez in a hallway, he refused to drop the knife and cut a female deputy across the face. The deputy, a two-year veteran of the department, shot him one time, Hoffmeyer said.
Chavez fled the house, but was captured in the driveway.
Other sheriff's officers, Crest Hill police and Lockport Township firefighters responded after the report of shots fired and requested ambulances, according to radio traffic.
Chavez and the deputy were taken to Presence Saint Joseph Medical Center, where the teen had undergone surgery and was listed in critical condition Friday.
The deputy's injuries are not considered life-threatening, but she underwent facial surgery Friday morning and is expected to recover, Hoffmeyer said.
Deputy Chief Ken Kaupas said sheriff's police have had previous contact with Chavez when he was considered a juvenile.
"Last night's behavior and attack may have been fueled by Chavez's use of drugs earlier in the evening," Kaupas said.


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University of Southern California Lambda Alumni Association is an officially chartered support group whose mission is to raise money for scholarships for gay, lesbian and bi students at USC. It was inaugurated by the University three years ago, on May 1, 1996, and the Lambda board of directors reports to Vice President Student Affairs.
Five scholarships have already been awarded to promote excellence in undergraduate and in graduate education.
Four scholarships, in the sum of $1,000 each, are being offered for this coming academic year, for students having a grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, in the following categories: Research (for material costs of thesis or dissertation); Women's Issues, Role Model (for an outstanding member of the gay, lesbian or bi student community), and Cinema-Television.
Targeted scholarships for other USC professional schools and colleges are planned as additional funds are raised.
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This past month, at a University-wide Volunteer Recognition Luncheon, two University Trustees and the Senior Vice President For Advancement presented to my predecessor Co-President, Donald L. Gabard, Ph.D., a General Alumni Association President's Award for forming Lambda Alumni Association. It took Don and the rest of us on the Board two years, commencing in 1991, to receive full authorization from the University to form a new support group specifically targeted to gay, lesbian and bi students and research.
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Rumor: Blizzard employees' real life names will not appear on the Real ID forums [Updated] {WoW}
Jul 7th 2010 4:10PM /facepalm
Cataclysm Spoiler: Sylvanas' plans no one saw coming {WoW}
Jun 30th 2010 10:57PM I gotta say, about darn time!
I was so disappointed with the Lich King ending encounter/cinematic. Sylvanas didn't show up AT ALL. Getting revenge on Arthas was her WHOLE reason to exist and she wasn't even there. Fail Blizz!
I like the idea of Sylvanas gaining more power and command through unscrupulous means. It really shows how ingrained Arthas' corruption is in the once noble Nightelf.
My only concern is, with Arthas gone, what's her motivation?
Breakfast Topic: Dealing with unpleasant players {WoW}
Jun 8th 2010 8:29AM I hate the groups with 3+ members in the same guild/realm that qued together. It basically gives them the ability to bully and abuse the other members without repercussion due to the vote-kick mechanic (another reason there needs to be fewer restrictions with the vote-kick option). Perhaps if a particular character gets repeatedly picked to be kicked by PuGs the threshold to kick said character is lowered.
I was in this one group that was just horrible with the abusive language and I was healing. When we got to the last boss I didn't mean to, but we ended up wiping because they were so caught up in berating and deprecating each other they didn't avoid the boss' damage. After we ran back they stopped talking and focused on the task at hand. Just goes to show a wipe has is benefits :-)
Of course there are SOME people I just want to say, "I don't know you, but I hate you and hope all the bad things in this world happen to you and no body but you."
Arcane Brilliance: Love letters {WoW}
May 29th 2010 4:13PM match.org
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Arcane Brilliance: Love letters {WoW}
May 29th 2010 3:55PM WARLOCKS RULE!
Blood Pact: Shattering souls {WoW}
May 24th 2010 4:14PM As a demo lock, I don't get the luxury of threat reduction talents. So, I've had to request our warrior tank Vigil me and Intervene on me when he can. Occasionally I'll also have to ask our Holy Pally for Hand of Salvation. In these situations, I'll rarely have to Soul Shatter.
Our MT has similar GS and without Rogues/Hunters misdirecting or having the above outside threat reduction assistance, threat is a real issue.
WTB threat reduction talents for Demo!
Also, in BC a mage and myself were always competing for top DPS spot. Once in a while when I did pull aggro, I'd wait for the boss to get close enough to the ranged group before Soul Shattering. The boss would then turn to mage and one shot him, then go back to the tank...
Good times.
The Daily Quest: The mage vs. warlock battle {WoW}
May 5th 2010 5:54AM Silly mage, we were born of fire!
Blood Pact: Running circles around the Lich King {WoW}
Apr 26th 2010 12:10PM Yes, Shadowfury does stun the Val'kyrs.
For phase 1 I definitely recommend using your Demonic Teleport to get to your OT ASAP. The following macro I've found very useful...
/cast Demonic Circle: Teleport
Its very simple, really. If you're casting, it'll stop your casting and teleport you immediately. Once DBM (or whatever addon you're using) tells you you have Necrotic Plague, just press this macro and you're there :-)
Note: Most dispellers are looking to see people RUN to the OT. It has occurred many times where I've died to Necrotic Plague because the dispeller didn't think I was at the OT yet. So, if you're using your teleport, let your dispeller know :-P
Win a pony from WoW.com {WoW}
Apr 16th 2010 1:15AM I like my ponies like I like my babies...fried.
Cataclysm Class Changes: Warlock analysis {WoW}
Apr 8th 2010 2:44PM I'll gladly take that quest, tyvm.


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What is your least favorite ride at any of the Disney parks?
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Were do I start:
Biergarten (love the Sauerbraten, Schnitzel, Wein Kraut, Spaetzle and Apple Strudel.)
Cape May Cafe (Clam Bake Dinner Buffet is the best.)
Hoop-Dee Doo (Dinner and a show. And great fried chicken.)
California Grill (I like the Sushi and the Pork Tenderloin.)
Sci-Fi Dine In Theater (You have to try their Cosmic Concoctions.)
Tempura Kiku (Great for lunch. Like the Sashimi.)
Nine Dragons (The Sichuan Sea Treasures and Cantonese Sweet & Sour Pork is good.)
Yakitori House (Great for lunch. I like the Tokyo Sushi Roll and Kaki-Age.)
Rose and Crown (Steak and Prawns, Fish & Chips, Bangers and Mash and Cottage Pie.)
There's more but I'm getting hungry.
The Tower of Terror
What is the first thing you do when you get to WDW?
Grin from ear to ear as I pass under the huge highway underpass sign.
Do you like the newer Mickey Bars or the old ones with the different colored ice cream that made up Mickey's face? Why or why not?
Old ones Icky-poo-poo, new ones Mmmmm.
What is your favorite food in Walt Disney World and why?
Chicken at the Japan Pavillion. It's so different than normal food and it tastes so good!
What is the best park in WDW?
I think Dole Whips because it was the most unusual taste I have had. Now I could have added eating at various restaurants but that would make the list way too long.
What is your least favorite attraction and why?
beat you to it!
The best park in WDW is a toss up between Epcot and MK.. But I guess I will go with MK... So much to offer and so fun!! But Spaceship earth is still my favorite ride..
My least favorite attraction is Dumbo the flying elephant because I don't enjoy it like I used to when I was a kid.. But the tea cups still get me going..
(I figured I would just answer both!)
What is your favorite resort to stay at on property and why?
BC becuase it is so in the middle of the action MGM/EPCOT
What is your favorite frozen item in WDW?
Dole Whips - They're so delcious.
How often would you go to WDW if money was no object?
I would be there 24/7/364. (christmas) (although maybe I would be ther on christmas)
If you could have one ride from disney in your house, what would it be? (money/space not being an object)
Probably Splash Mountain: It represents the best of what Disney can do with a ride (Audio-Animatronics, Cute Character, and Mild But Wild Thrills). Plus, I never get sick of riding on it and I love the theming in the queue.
What would you change about your favorite attraction?
I like the idea of finding a way to give the Haunted Mansion an obvious storyline for people who aren't aware of the one it currently has.
If you had to dress up as a character who would it be?
Umm, Goofy, because everyone loves him.
If Disney were going to build a new park anywhere in the world, where would you want it to be and why?


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Hello....I am new here, but not new to nursing....I have been an LPN for 20 years, and am currently employed as a surgical techologist....I have also just started back to school at Mountain State... Read More
0Aug 25, '05 by sirI, MSN, APRN, NP AdminQuote from I_B_Nurse_RobinHello and Welcome to Allnurses.comHello....I am new here, but not new to nursing....I have been an LPN for 20 years, and am currently employed as a surgical techologist....I have also just started back to school at Mountain State University in the LPN-BSN program....I'm looking forward to getting to know some of you....thanks!
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0Aug 30, '05 by crjnursewarriorQuote from barefootladyBarefootlady,Please tell the student who has to go the evening before clinicals to pre-plan for her patient the instructors are very picky about this part of the clinicals. I have seen one instructor be very nasty to a student who could not pre-plan because of transportation issues. A couple of students who rode together actually came in early, around 5:30 am gathered data, and went to the lobby/cafe to do pre-plan sheets. This made for a very long day but it was better than making 2 trips to Beckly, especially when winter weather and snow was an issue. Other students actually got rooms at a local hotel, split the costs, did the pre-planning and reported for clinicals ready to go. I should not tell you this, but there are ways to cheat on pre-planning, some info on certain diagnosis is a given, make the sheets and leave the test results blank, do as much as you can before hitting the floor. Nurses do not like the way students take the charts and do not check for outstanding orders or leave them on tables open, so please, at least tell the unit clerk where you will be with the chart, Always check to see if there are outstanding orders on the chart before you remove it from the desk, and Never leave it on a table open. I know you have heard all of this before but I think this reminder needs to be reinforced often.
One of the facilities where you will be having clinicals is sort of "old-fashioned" and the other facility is high tech and cold. NEVER let any of the staff at either of these facilities hear you make a negative comment regarding their style of nursing. I have known students who were given lots of abuse after a remark, warrented or not, was made known to the staff. One or two of the doctors at these facilities are jerks with no patience and will, if given the chance, be rude and nasty, report this behavior immediately to your instructor, these guys are in need of discipline and not reporting their behavior leaves the students and staff with just another stressor to deal with.
Personally, I love the students, their fresh outlook on nursing always gives me energy, but when staff is short, patient load is high, and procedures are in progress, please be patient with your staff nurse. I wish all of you luck, I know completing the BSN is hard work.
Thanks so much for the helpful info! I will let my friend know all of this, too, since she is ahead of me and will encounter all of this first! It sounds like you speak from experience. Did you attend the program at MSU? In any event, your advice sounds like good advice for ANY nursing student! Thanks again! -
0Aug 30, '05 by barefootladyTook a course or two at MSU, but I have just been around a long, long time.
0Sep 13, '05 by kenyohunt1hello all I attend MSU also. I live in clarksburg but go to school in charleston. I am in the second semester as well. We have a really great and patient instructor for this semester so it is not as hard as I originally thought it was going to be. I hope to keep in touch with all of you maybe share info and experiences helps keep the spirit up at any rate.
0Sep 14, '05 by barefootladyJust a reminder to all the nursing students, many of the staff nurses on the different units you will be visiting may seem cold, aloof, and unfriendly. Please try to remember, they see many people everyday, patients, family members, and visitors not counting physicians, interns, other dept staff. Most of them are just really busy and have their minds focused on the patient and the task at hand. You know if you have spent much time in the hospitals here, staffing is topsy-turvy, so please do not assume they are not interested in your questions or in helping you. They are just busy in most cases.
I applaud the students who have a good instructor, one who "knows" the pulse of the floor, some of the staff, and makes realistic assignments. Too many times I have seen students flounder due to lack of guidance and simple instructions. REMEMBER, if you are not sure of a med, a treatment, or an activity, do not proceed without checking with the nurse assigned to that patient. It sometimes makes for a bad day when you cannot go about your assigned tasks but doing no harm to the patient is more important than your time schedule. I know your instructors have given you instructions not to bother the nurses, but too often, the instructor has a limited view of what the patient is really about and only the nurse can give you some of that all important inside information.
I am sure most of you will do fine, just remember when you do not know for sure what is going on with the patient, or if a doctor has a special way of doing things, ask the nurse. You will be surprised, most of the nurses are willing to help, they just need to know you have questions. -
0Dec 20, '05 by kenyohunt1hello wnated to know if anyone is or has attended mountain state univ. lpn-bsn program? I am in my 3rd semester and wanted to know what the nursing part of the program ( semesters 5-8 ) is like. How many times a week do you attend class and clinicals. Really any info would be appreciated. thanks


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Is bashing someone in the face with your Bible a violation of the Ten Commandments? Perhaps not, but it is a violation of Georgia battery laws, and will get you arrested.
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Aaron wasn't a lone wolf, he was part of an army, and I had the honor of serving with him for a decade. You have heard many things about his remarkable life, but I want to focus tonight on just one.
Aaron was part of an army of citizens that believes democracy only works when the citizenry are informed, when we know about our rights—and our obligations. An army that believes we must make justice and knowledge available to all—not just the well born or those that have grabbed the reigns of power—so that we may govern ourselves more wisely.
He was part of an army of citizens that rejects kings and generals and believes in rough consensus and running code.
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When was the last time you solved a jigsaw puzzle? Slept for 10 hours straight? Drank a glass of whole milk?
When were you last in Vermont?
This past fall I set out in search of Vermont's finest inns. It was October, and I had a craving for penny candy and the smell of wood smoke. I expected to find great places—and no real surprises. This was Vermont, after all. How many ways can you say "cozy clapboard Colonial"?
I found six very different inns in six very different places. There's the majestic brick mansion on the shores of Lake Champlain; the 200-year-old house where Kipling vacationed, in the state's most idyllic village; the luxurious Green Mountains resort with one of the country's best wine lists. Anyone who thinks Vermont knows only one note hasn't been there lately.
When were you last in Vermont?
A Manor on the Lake
Inn at Shelburne Farms
Shelburne Farms takes you back to the days when men wore muttonchops, bathtubs had feet, and all the children's table manners were above average. Everything, from the leather armchairs to the andirons, is twice normal size. Lila Vanderbilt and her husband, Dr. William Seward Webb, built this sprawling Queen Anne- style mansion a century ago; the house was converted to a 24-room inn in 1986. This is still a working dairy farm with an on-site environmental education center, and the nearby Shelburne Museum has a vast collection of Vermont artifacts.
You won't be bothered here by alarm clocks, in-room faxes, and other modern intrusions. You also won't find any heat beyond the hearths downstairs, so pack layers if you're here after Labor Day. (The inn is closed from mid-October to mid-May.) Luxury takes on a different meaning at Shelburne Farms. Guests don't come for fluffy bathrobes. And you can't light the fireplace in your room—landmark laws prohibit it. That said, who cares?You're lord of the manor. Borrow a canoe to ply the waves of Lake Champlain. Vermont looks more like Maine up here—flat, rocky, waterbound. Sea-gulls roost in the pastures. Ask for a picnic lunch of smoked-cheddar sandwiches, and wander the Frederick Law Olmsted- designed grounds. You can walk all day—around the English-style gardens, down to the ramshackle dairy, or out to the 1886 Farm Barn, one of the most magnificent rural buildings this side of the Mason-Dixon Line.
You could also drive into Burlington to find shops and nightlife and young couples in Patagonia jackets, but that would spoil the fantasy. Better to stick to your 1,400-acre private reserve, puffing on a pipe and reading Henry James.
Dinner is where the few contemporary touches sneak in. My spicy corn and lobster chowder was topped with cilantro crème fraÓche and served with crisp tortillas. I could have been in Santa Fe, had it not been for the flocked burgundy wallpaper and checkerboard marble floor. Good old tradition has its part: I had a splendid rack of lamb with apple-sorrel relish.
My first room, the bright and spare South Room, was almost too capacious—the scale of Shelburne Farms can make you feel dwarfed. I preferred the less awkward layout of the Brown Room, with its maple-and-molasses tones.
Children are welcome at the inn, and they'll love the giant dollhouses in the attic. The rest of the building may be a little stuffy for them, unless they're in a Louisa May Alcott phase. For grown-ups, the thrill of Shelburne Farms is the chance to play the part of William and Lila Webb, ruling quietly over these bluffs, if only for a weekend.
102 Harbor Rd., Shelburne; 802/985-8498; doubles from $170; open May 17- October 19.
The Quintessential Village Inn
Old Tavern
The tiny village of Grafton is almost unsettlingly perfect. You couldn't construct a better model of Vermont life, not if you had millions—unless you were the Windham Foundation, a nonprofit collective that has spent just that restoring this colonial hamlet. But Grafton isn't Epcot New England. There's a genuine village here, with actual residents who are like everyone else—only they look better, because they live in Grafton. In the early 19th century Grafton was a thriving mill town on the Boston- Montreal stage route; the Old Tavern, which opened in 1801, was eventually visited by Ulysses S. Grant, Hawthorne, Emerson, Thoreau, and Rudyard Kipling. By the end of the century the region's wool industry was failing, and Grafton faded into the surrounding woods. Then, in 1963, a pair of philanthropists created the Windham Foundation, which has since restored 55 buildings here, including the Old Tavern.
Grafton still holds town meetings, and you can read the minutes displayed outside the post office:
1. On the matter of the Muelrath driveway. A. Board unhappy with response Muelraths have given on subject of fixing their driveway. After lengthy discussion it was agreed that Gregory would meet the Muelraths in their driveway at 8 a.m. Tuesday to go over what was needed to fix the problem.
As you pull up to the inn at sunset, seeing a light in each window and a porch full of rocking chairs, it's hard to decide what to do first. Should you calmly unload your suitcases and check in?Or should you jump from the car to catch the last of the sunset from one of those rockers?This is how outsiders visit Vermont. There are so many possibilities for idling, you tend to panic trying to fit them all in.
I loved the leather-bound editions of the Rubaiyat and Anna Karenina in the inn's library.
I loved the Irish knit sweater draped over a wing chair, as if this were someone's house. And I especially loved the pub, carved out of a two-story wooden barn and decorated with hunting and farming artifacts.
There are 14 guest rooms in the Main Tavern, 52 others in eight buildings scattered about town. I was shown across the street to my room in the 1858 Homestead House, where I found a maple four-poster bed with a lace canopy, a pair of well-placed reading lamps, and a surprisingly comfortable Shaker-style desk. Dormers let in the sound of a rushing creek. When the old wooden door silently shut and locked itself behind me, I realized this was a subtly contemporized version of the past, one with oiled hinges, thermostats, and carefully concealed elevators. The Old Tavern is like a freshly paved country road—you get all the scenery without any of the bumps.
I'd planned on a nap, but having seen the pub and its big fireplace, I decided to have a drink instead. The bartender with the handlebar mustache suggested a bottle of McNeill's, a Vermont ale that I've been trying to track down ever since. The World Series was on, and although the inn was nearly full, only one guest was up in the pub's TV lounge. The others were quietly enjoying bottles of Merlot, some assembling jigsaw puzzles.
I had heard good things about dinner at the Old Tavern, so I was surprised to find my meal rather dull. The setting was lovely, if stodgy, in a low-ceilinged room with equestrian paintings and Chippendale chairs, and the menu was certainly extensive, with 16 entrées (since cut down to five) and a page of specials. I did enjoy the inn's trademark cheddar-and-ale soup. But the entrées were uninspired: a lot of baked fish. My simple almond trout didn't live up to the waitress's recommendation. I may have been jaded after the up-to-date cooking at some other inns. (And besides, who wants chipotle salsa served on antique pewter?)
Before checking out the next morning, I borrowed a bicycle and rode to the Grafton Village Cheese Company to stock up on chutneys, jams, and cheddar. Following the river, I made it past the historic zone. I even spotted a mobile home within the town limits, concealed by a stand of pines. But I soon came back to Grafton's Village Store, beside the inn, where I considered buying a fireball or a bottle of sarsaparilla—something small-towny.
On my way out the door I passed a trio of skate punks in Nine Inch Nails T-shirts who were idling on the porch. "Morning," they said, popping the caps off their sarsaparillas.
Main St., Grafton; 800/843-1801 or 802/843-2231, fax 802/843-2245; doubles from $125, including continental breakfast; open year-round.
A Sybaritic Retreat
Inn at Sawmill Farm
I knew I was at a different sort of inn when I found the latest issues of Vogue and Fortune on my bedside table. The Inn at Sawmill Farm, Vermont's only Relais & Châteaux property, is quite an accomplishment: this converted barn, with its creaky floorboards and rough-hewn beams, is at once the most rustic of the inns I visited, and the most urbane.
I arrived just past sundown, frustrated by a longer-than-expected drive (Vermont may be small, but its back roads go on forever). All that vanished as I passed through the courtyard, under a majestic stand of birches illuminated by spotlights. I was reminded, in a strange moment of displacement, of an evening at the Bel-Air Hotel in L.A., certainly not the flash you'd expect in the Green Mountains. But there it was: the mist rising from the pool; the rich scent of burning wood; the bungalows hidden in their groves. And let's not forget the three Jaguars in the parking lot.
Inside the 1803 main barn the mood is thoroughly New England. Copper pots and kettles hang over the brick fireplace in the living room. Ten of the 20 guest rooms are in this building; the rest are in five separate cottages. These tend to have fireplaces and whirlpool tubs, and each has its own character: Cider House II is a snug suite with a canopy bed and Federal blue trim; the Woodshed feels more like an A-frame lodge, with a towering window overlooking a pond.
I was led down a cedar clapboard hallway to my room, No. 9, which seemed to have a gender-identity problem: alongside the candy-stripe wallpaper, pink bedsheets, and floral chintz curtains were some exposed white barn timbers. (Maybe this was Rita Hayworth's farm.) Vivaldi chirped from a tiny speaker on the wall. (Sounds cloying, somehow isn't; I didn't even notice it until later that night.) There are no phones in the rooms. No locks on the doors, either, the night clerk pointed out. I shouldn't worry. I wasn't worried, but I did wonder whether the car alarms were on in those Jaguars. After following the piped-in classics down to the dining room—the music permeates the place, like plush carpeting—I found myself seated near a vacationing senator. I could have curled up with the wine list as a bedtime story: the inn has a 36,000-bottle cellar that leans heavily on France, as does the food. I considered the curried scallops for a first course but instead tried the wild-mushroom tart (excellent, remarkably rich), then passed over the frog's legs in Riesling in favor of venison that made me forget everything else.
Evenings are for the sybarite in you, mornings for the country squire. The ponds are stocked with trout; catch one, and the chef will prepare it. The inn's 19 gentle acres are ideal for short hikes, or for Nordic skiing in winter (Mount Snow's downhill trails are right up the road). The town of West Dover is really just a strip


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Oh, wow! What beautiful caterpillars! There aren't too many people who post on this forum who've been lucky enough to raise baltimores, so congrats, congrats! Hopefully you'll be able to get a picture to show us of an adult before you release it. Sherry |
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Incredible shot! Now you'll have to take a photo when the butterflies eclose. Sandy |
Oh, wow. Gorgeous cats and a stunning chrysalis. I do not for the life of me see how every person would not see the beauty in these creatures. I mean, the patterns and colors are so beautiful. Some of my family just says YUCK when I send them pics of a super gorgeous cat. Crazy people!! :o) |
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Just beautiful cat - I love the ones with the obvious "zipper"! Sherry |
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