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I started a boat load of 90 chromosome American persimmons from seed this summer in rootmaker cells. These are for wildlife and most will be planted directly from the cells into the field this fall. Eventually they will be used as rootstook for bark grafting specific varieties. However, I want to try my hand at bench grafting so I transplanted about 45 of them into 1 gallon Rootbuilder II pots. I plan to overwinter these and attempt to bench graft them next spring. My concern is size. Some may not be large enough for bench grafting by the appropriate time next spring if I let nature take its course. I'm considering letting them go dormant naturally outside, but bringing them inside and giving them a head-start growing under lights. I'm hoping this will let them bulk up a bit before grafting time. Does anyone know how much dormancy (Chill hours or something) they require before I wake them up? |
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The well loved Android Open Kang Project has been brought to the original DROID Incredible. Built from the latest Google offering, Android 4.0.3, AOKP brings the greatest in customization options that the rooting world has to offer. We have covered AOKP in some of our previous Custom ROM Friday posts which you can see here. For rooted and unlocked Incredibles, flashing is as easy as one, two, three. (more…)
How to root the DROID Incredible.
DROID Incredible Added to HTC's Bootloader Unlock List
Doin' big things. After giving the Incredible 2, Rezound and Thunderbolt access to their bootloader unlocking tool, HTC has gone way back in time, giving the original Incredible the same access. That's right, a device pre-DROID X and DROID 2 now has an unlockable bootloader.
And again, we turn to you, Motorola.
HTC Bliss and Runnymede Sense 3.5 ROMs Ported to DROID Incredible 1 and 2
Two of HTC's newest phones – the Bass (Runnymede) and Rhyme (Bliss) – have been fondled for long enough by the Android developer community to release ROM ports from each. Since both of these unreleased phones run HTC Sense 3.5 (full walk-through), owners of the original Incredible or Incredible 2 get to be some of the first to give it a spin. The Runnymede Sense 3.5 is the newest and truest to form, but the Bliss builds will likely have a lot less bugs since devs have had more time with them.
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HTC Sense 3.5 Port Coming to a DROID Incredible Near You (Updated: Incredible 2 Too)
It was only a matter of time, right? Last week we saw a version of HTC's Sense 3.5 ported over to the Desire, so forming a team to work on bringing it to the DROID Incredible just seemed like a logical next step. And after looking at these screenshots, you can see that the team has made some progress by getting it booted and then fixing a ton of initial bugs in just a short few days. You won't find a test build to flash at this time, so try as best as you can to remain patient. The 13-man team is working hard to get this out to the masses as soon as possible. (more…)
Sense 3.0 ROMs Popping Up for HTC Incredible and Thunderbolt (Updated)
When the HTC EVO 3D was announced as running Sense 3.0, there were a few of us with Thunderbolts and Incredibles that were possibly a little jealous. That new lock screen was just too sexy to not envy, plus we love that the notification bar has built-in toggles for WiFi, Bluetooth, etc. Well, guess what? Some of our fine friends in the ROM game have already popped out fully-working Sense 3.0 Gingerbread ports for you to try out. Actually, I shouldn't say "try out" since almost everything seems to be working on them and would easily hold up as your daily driver.
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*Note - This is not for the Incredible 2.
Update: Instructions and files posted here.
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With fall migration underway, an National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) initiative to create more inland freshwater habitat for shorebirds and waterfowl aims to lessen possible impacts of oil on some of these southbound migrants by potentially reducing their need to rely on oiled coastal habitats.
Audubon's partnership with the National Wildlife Refuge System will yield valuable bird data that will help federal and state wildlife agencies assess the effectiveness of this and other efforts. And the Gulf Waterbird Watch surveys will complement the existing Audubon Coastal Bird Survey program now utilizing Audubon citizen scientists at more than 20 Gulf coastal sites.
The first surveyors began counting birds Sep. 23 at Reelfoot NWR in Tennessee and at Holla Bend NWR in Arkansas. Additional teams of volunteers are beginning surveys at other refuges, including Wheeler NWR in Alabama.
Surveyors are experienced birders with strong skills in shorebird identification. The program uses a survey protocol developed by Audubon specifically to count birds and monitor habitat use by migrant shorebirds and other species. Data will be collected in eBird, where it will be available immediately to Audubon, USFWS, and other federal and state agencies for analysis; it will also be accessible to the public.
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It would be fun to do a little "Meet The Candidates" and dedicate a paragraph of mockery to each of the four men vying for the job, but it would be straining credibility to pretend that the Mets would hand the position over to Wally Backman, Terry Collins or Chip Hale when Bob Melvin is available.
When the Mets do make their announcement, which could come as early as Monday, but more than likely on Tuesday, it will be the second time that Melvin has beat out Backman for a managerial position.
The previous time occurred when Backman was actually hired by the Arizona Diamondbacks ahead of the 2005 season, before realizing that the former Mets second baseman had several run ins with the law that he didn't reveal during the interview process. Backman was fired before ever managing a game and Melvin was quickly ushered in after his contract with the Seattle Mariners wasn't renewed.
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Tom Tango: Stats inventor, shit disturber.
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These goofy phones sure give new meaning to double fisting beer! The RJ11 Budweiser telephone shaped like a brown beer bottle and comes with the traditional Bud logo. Prefer shot gunning from a can? There's a phone for you too! Both Budweiser can and bottle phones sell for $11.99.
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Priority driven research applications now open
January 2015
The Federal Government agency, Cancer Australia, is calling for applications for its 2015 round of the Priority-driven Collaborative Cancer Research Scheme.
The funding scheme helps to:
- fund research in tumour areas that place a high burden of disease on the Australian community
- fund cancer research projects that directly relate to the identified priorities of Cancer Australia and/or its funding partners
- fund research that can directly improve cancer outcomes by influencing clinical practice, policy and/or care.
As one of the scheme's funding partners, Cancer Council Australia is supporting research addressing inequalities in cancer care and outcomes. Further details on this year's research priorities through the scheme, including those funded by other organisations can be found online here.
For more information on applying and key dates, please see the Cancer Australia website.
For details of other research conducted and funded by Cancer Councils around Australia, visit the research section of our website.
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
September 2014
Did you know that September is International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month?
In Australia, more than 600 children are diagnosed with cancer each year and tragically, one in six children dies as a result.
Around the country, research projects are underway with the aim of improving diagnosis and treatment for children. Cancer Councils fund a number of research projects directly related to cancers that impact children, such as leukaemia, brain tumours, lymphoma and many others. For example, Cancer Council NSW is funding research that is trying to develop a new treatment for neuroblastoma to stop the cancer from growing and spreading You can find more information on Cancer Council research via our website.
Childhood cancer is relatively rare and for that reason, collaborations with multiple centres around the world are important to get large enough samples for clinical trials and research. It is important to acknowledge the role of children's cancer charities in Australia and around the world who contribute to research in this field, such as the Children's Cancer Institute in Australia, who also promote Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
An important facilitator of research is the repository and maintenance of data. Cancer Council Queensland independently funds and manages the Australian Paediatric Cancer Registry, one of the few national registers of childhood cancer in the world. The registry records clinical and treatment information on all children diagnosed with cancer in Australia.
A critical aspect of our work in children's cancers is to provide information and support to children and their families. As well as our range of cancer publications, we provide confidential phone information and support via Cancer Council 13 11 20*. We also have an online forum and resources, such as those provided by Cancer Council Victoria. And we provide the opportunity for families to share their stories, such as that of Jack Norman. At age 6, Jack is about to start his third round of radiotherapy and is facing his future with tenacity and hope.
To assist GPs and health professionals, Cancer Council has recently produced a 'red flags' guide to alert health professionals to the warning signs of cancer in children.
The challenge of childhood cancers is enormous, yet we are making progress, with the five year survival rate for childhood cancers in Australia improving since the 1980s from 68% to 81%.
Take five minutes to tell us what you think about alcohol warning labels
August 2014
Cancer Council Australia is inviting Australians 18 and older to participate in a new survey to help us understand what Australians think about the idea of warning labels on alcohol products.
The Alcohol Labels Survey is being run by Flinders University, the University of Adelaide, Cancer Council Australia, Drug and Alcohol Services Australia and James Cook University to find out what people think about the idea of warning labels on alcohol products.
If you are 18 years or over and live in Australia, you can help by taking the survey - Alcohol Labels Survey. Your answers are important, even if you do not drink much or even at all. While there are no immediate benefits, your answers might help us to develop effective plans to reduce cancer in Australia.
At the end of the survey you can enter a competition for one of three $100 shopping vouchers.
Your answers are completely anonymous. Even if you enter the competition, it is not possible to link you with any of your responses.
You can skip questions that aren't relevant to you so, depending on your answers, it takes between 2 and 5 minutes.
Second-hand 1999 Barina becomes fundraising vehicle
July 2014
How much would you pay for a second-hand 1999 Barina featuring a cassette player and matching seats, if it was for a good cause?
When David Johns decided to create an over-the-top online campaign in a bid to sell his second-hand car, he never expected the campaign would go viral, generating over 600,000 YouTube views and over 500,000 tweets.
With the campaign taking off in the first few days, David has decided to take his car sale to the next level by donating the proceeds to Cancer Council Australia.
David, who lost his dad to cancer 12 years ago, is optimistic that the car's humble features could result in a big donation to Cancer Council Australia.
Who wouldn't bid for a 15-year-old classic Aussie car with this sales pitch: "This is Driving Redefined, with 20th Century Technology – FM/AM Radio, Auto-stop Cassette Player, Front/rear screen wiper and internal fan. Don't just make history, drive it."
To find out more about Australia's most glorified second-hand car and how you can make an offer, head to www.buymybarina.com. The auction closes on 25 July.
No make up selfies for cancer awareness
March 2014
Cancer Council Australia has been overwhelmed with the public support following the viral #nomakeupselfies for #cancerawareness phenomenon.
CEO, Professor Ian Olver, said the trend that started in the UK had now well and truly spread to Australia.
"We were delighted that so many Australians contacted us after seeing what was happening in the UK and asked how they could donate locally," Professor Olver said.
"We've received more than 2600 donations, raising more than $47,000 since Friday.
"What started out as an overseas campaign to raise cancer awareness, has resulted in an amazing amount of generous support for Cancer Council from the Australian public. We are very grateful to everyone who ditched their make-up and supported us.
"We are hoping to see some more donations come through in the next few days, so stay tuned."
Cancer Council is the only Australian charity that works with every aspect of cancer, including cancer support services, research, education, prevention and clinical treatment guidelines.
"Cancer Council represents all cancers, from common cancers like bowel, breast cancer and lung cancer, through to rarer cancer types such as pancreatic, anal and brain cancers. Because of this we have seen a wide variety of our supporters get behind this campaign."
Those wishing to donate can visit www.cancer.org.au/donate or text their donation amount (without the $ sign) to 0459 11 44 11.
You can find Cancer Council Australia's Facebook Page here: www.facebook.com/cancercouncilaustralia.
Be aware - Cancer Council's new skin cancer identification poster
February 2014
We know all about the benefits of shade, sunnies and sunscreen, but when it comes to identifying potential skin cancers, do you really know what to look out for?
Two in three Australians will develop skin cancer by the age of 75. A simple check every now and then can help you spot any potential skin cancers before they spread. It may even save your life!
Spotting the tell-tale signs is key. Cancer Council Australia has created a new poster you can download and print, to help you identify skin changes that need to be checked by a GP.
Including a guide to self-checks, identifying the three main types of skin cancer and signs of eye damage, the poster is designed to educate all Australians about the harsh effects of the sun. We also give you tips on staying SunSmart – because prevention is always better than cure.
It's easy – download and print out the poster, stick it up at work, at home, your local sporting club ... Or if you are a GP, why not put it in your waiting room to help your patients get to know the warning signs of skin cancer.
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World Cancer Day
January 2014
February 4 is World Cancer Day. This year's theme is 'Debunk the myths' and focuses on dismissing cancer misconceptions, communicating the facts and raising general awareness about cancer prevention and treatment.
If you've heard a claim about cancer and want to find out whether it's true or not, Cancer Council's iheard website and new iheard mobile phone app are great places to start.
Does stress cause cancer? Is Gumbi Gumbi effective in treating cancer? Can having sex reduce prostate cancer risk? Browse our online database of cancer related rumours and fanciful claims and get the facts about cancer risks, prevention and treatment. If you've heard something that we haven't yet answered, submit your question online and have it reviewed by experts who will provide accurate, evidence-based answers.
This World Cancer Day, separate fact from fiction – debunk the myths and help reduce your cancer risk by getting the facts.
To learn more about World Cancer Day, head to www.worldcancerday.org
Power tools and asbestos don't mix - especially at Christmas
December 2013
Power tools are always a popular choice at Christmas for those looking to encourage a loved one to do some DIY around the house, but this year the Cancer Council is encouraging gift givers to add a gift tag that could help avoid any unwanted surprises in the future.
With the hundreds of thousands of homes built between the 1940s and the 1980s using asbestos containing materials, home renovators are the fastest growing category of victims of asbestos related disease.
The gift tag, which can be found at www.cancer.org.au/gifttag will direct the new owner to an online learning package developed by the Cancer Council and WA Department of Health to help DIYers identify and see how to best manage asbestos in home renovation projects.
Terry Slevin, Chair of Cancer Council Australia's Occupational and Environmental Cancer Risk Committee, said the tag shows the recipient that a lot of thought has gone into the gift.
"No one wants anyone to get mesothelioma as a result of a Christmas present. This tag will add peace of mind to Christmas gift giving," Mr Slevin said.
Cancer Council aims to keep teens cool with 2013 eftpos Giveback donation
October 2013
Cancer Council has been named as one of two beneficiaries of the 2013 eftpos Giveback donation.
Cancer Council and Diabetes Australia will share in $2 million through the Giveback donation, with Cancer Council funding a new program to build shade structures at selected high schools across the country.
Cancer Council Australia CEO, Professor Ian Olver, said skin cancer was a continuing threat to all Australians. "Australia has one of the highest skin cancer rates in the world. Two in three Australians get skin cancer by the age of 70 and around 2000 Australians die of skin cancer each year."
Professor Olver said Cancer Council was excited to be working with eftpos on such an innovative campaign. "By offering more Australian high school students shade protection during their teenage years, we can reduce their risk of developing skin cancer now and later in life."
Stephanie Rice, Australian Olympian and Cancer Council ambassador, also welcomed the initiative. "There are a lot of great things about growing up in Australia – the sunshine, swimming and the great outdoors. But our lifestyle and weather also means we have one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world. Melanoma is the most common cancer in young people aged 12-24. Thanks to eftpos, we now have the chance to help Aussie teens reduce their skin cancer risk."
eftpos CEO, Mr Bruce Mansfield, said Cancer Council, along with Diabetes Australia, led the online poll which showed strong community support for disease prevention, management and medical research.
In lead up to Christmas, Australians will be asked to support the eftpos Giveback by pressing CHQ or SAV at the checkout.
More information at: http://eftposgiveback.com.au/
Postdoctoral Fellowship for Training in Cancer Research 2014-2015
October 2013
Applications are now open for a postdoctoral fellowship for training in cancer research at the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) in Lyon, France.
IARC is part of the World Health Organisation. Its mission is to coordinate and conduct research on the causes of human cancer, the mechanisms of carcinogenesis, and to develop scientific strategies for cancer prevention and control.
Applications for a training fellowship in 2014-2015 are welcomed from Australian postdoctoral scientists, who intend to pursue a career in cancer research and wish to complete their training in those aspects of cancer research related to the Agency's mission and of priority for Cancer Council Australia: to coordinate and conduct both epidemiological and laboratory research into the causes and prevention of cancer.
The Fellowship is tenable at the IARC in Lyon, France working in a research Group. The fellowship is for a period of two years, the second year being subject to satisfactory appraisal. Candidates are required to have finished their doctoral degree within five years of the closing date for application or be in the final phase of completing their doctoral degree (M.D. or Ph.D.).
The fellowship must be taken up by 30 November 2014 and applications must be submitted online by 30 November 2013.
See our Fellowships page for more information.
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Potential jurors are increasingly being labeled and categorized by their online activities, according to a recent article in the American Bar Association Journal titled "Google Transforms Jury Selection Process."
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The article states that lawyers surreptitiously searching sites to uncover the personal details of potential jurors are sparking a privacy debate that's raising questions about whether this social media vetting process is getting enough court supervision.
"Jurors are like icebergs -- only 10 percent of them is what you see in court," said Jason Bloom, a Dallas-based jury consultant in the article.
According to a recent ABA Journal online post, Cameron County, Texas prosecutors are actually using iPads in the court room to search the Facebook profiles of potentials jurors. That means when you are in a jury pool Big Brother isn't only watching, he's sitting about three rows in front of you. Rueters Legal has labeled the process "voir Google" instead of "voir dire."
Court rules on the topic of online vetting of jurors are either non-existent or murkey in courts as technology is outpacing the rules-setting process with smart phones and tablet computers. Information is instantly available to and from today's court.
So, the next time you decide to post on Facebook just how irritated you were when that police officer gave you an unfair ticket, keep in mind that the assistant district attorney might be reading that post the next time you are sitting in a jury pool.
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"Great recipe with more flavor than I could have expected. I made the following changes: one onion, three carrots, six celery stalks including greens, a pinch of dried thyme and parsley no rosemary and garlic. Served with Ina's four hour lamb great combo. Soaked beans night before and after boiling was left with exactly the amount needed to finis""
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Splice A Slice Cheesecake
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Splice A Slice Cheesecake is not without a history. Many years ago, back in the mid-80's I was sailing in the Mediterranean when I met Christina who was on another yacht. We spent quite a time together in France and formed a great friendship. As is the nature of yachting, one boat leaves and another arrives, more friends are made, and more friends depart for other shores. It somehow though seemed as though Christina and I would again meet up in different places, sometimes months apart. Exchange experiences, catch up on things yachting, swap recipes often gleaned from other "yachties", and generally spend a fair deal of time shooting the breeze. Indeed, I got to know Christina over a three month period when we practically lived side by side in Malta…..a winter of repairs, lots of shopping, lots of varnishing and a heap of splicing!…..Christina taught me how to splice a rope…joining two halves strongly into one. Quite an art in itself. Eventually we last saw each other in Cyprus, exchanging contact details once again….and we set off into the sunset yet again – for the last time. I eventually ended up living in Mauritius for 3 years, and finally in 1988 returned to South Africa and a home in Wilderness, Western Cape. That life ended in November 1996, when I lost my home and all I owned in a dramatic flood. Save for a couple of pets and my family, the rest was lost forever, including of course my contact for Christina. Shortly after all this happened I moved to Knysna, and started a new life. In every respect. The years passed, and I often wondered how or where to contact Christina. From time to time I would scratch through the internet hoping to find a lead, but nothing turned up. About a month ago, I was again thinking about her, and typed her name as I had always done into the Google search bar….and there was one reference to Christina……a picture of her handing over a cheque at a charity do in Gibraltar!…….It had to be her….nose pressed to monitor….was it her? I remembered her as a slender little person with an impish face, but then she would have been in her twenties….and now she would be in her fifties….how time can play with ones mind. So I wrote to the charity, and the next day……I get……..Christina!…..got the headphones, got the Skype. Christina now lives in Spain. We are back in touch, and the first thing Christina did was send me a recipe for fudge that I remembered she made so well. Mine had gone in the flood, and now I had it back!……..plus of course the cheesecake. I have incorporated the word "splice" into the name, as it references to the joining together of two loose ends, which in this case is highly appropriate. Make the cake, and enjoy it with your good friends. It is really easy, and hopefully will create wonderful memories for you too.
110 g digestive biscuits or tea biscuit of choice
Sufficient butter to wet crumbs to sticky consistency
60g castor sugar
350g smooth cream cheese
2 large egg yolks
Grated rind and juice of two lemons
10g powdered gelatine
150ml double cream – or a mixture of whipping cream and crème fraiche.
Melt the butter and mix into crumbed biscuits. Spread and flatten into a loose bottomed tin that has been slightly oiled, and put into fridge to cool.
Prepare the gelatine according to the packet instructions.
Put the egg yolks, the cheese, and the sugar into a liquidiser and blend for 1 minute. Add the lemon juice and the lemon rind as well as the gelatine and blend to smooth.
Whip the cream to a floppy consistency, and add to the blender mixture, blending again for a few seconds.
Pour the mixture over the biscuit base, cover with foil and leave in fridge for at least 3 hours.
1 Bottle Goldcrest sour cherries
1 sachet Ruf Tortenguss
I found this little Tortenguss product on the Pick n Pay shelf along with the general baking supplies. It is added to the juice of your fruit and gives you a gorgeous clear glaze. You simply decorate your cheesecake with the whole cherries, and then pour your glaze over to finish. Alternatively, make some little lemon rind decorations or chocolate leaves….and make sure to share it with good friends.


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This report confronts the topic of how to increase the nation's resilience to disasters through a vision of the characteristics of a resilient nation in the year 2030. The characteristics describe a more resilient nation in which
• Every individual and community in the nation has access to the risk and vulnerability information they need to make their communities more resilient.
• All levels of government, communities, and the private sector have designed resilience strategies and operation plans based on this information.
• Proactive investments and policy decisions have reduced loss of lives, costs, and socioeconomic impacts of future disasters.
• Community coalitions are widely organized, recognized, and supported to provide essential services before and after disasters occur.
• Recovery after disasters is rapid and the per capita federal cost of responding to disasters has been declining for a decade.
• Nationwide, the public is universally safer, healthier, and better educated.
The alternative, the status quo, in which the nation's approaches to increasing disaster resilience remain unchanged, is a future in which disasters will continue to be very costly in terms of injury; loss of lives, homes, and jobs; business interruption; and other damages.
Building resilience toward the 2030 future vision requires a paradigm shift and a new national "culture of disaster resilience" that includes components of
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Animal Kingdom.
But that might change depending on how much I end up liking Everest...
Out of the 4 parks, MK, Epcot, MGM, or AK, which is you least favorite park . Or if you would rather think of it this way: if you had a 3 day pass, which park would you not go to .
For me it would be MGM, not that I don't like the park, it's just that I've been there and done that and I don't care if I do it again (but I know I will). Which one would it be for you????
Animal Kingdom.
But that might change depending on how much I end up liking Everest...
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Animal Kingdom, definately. I mean, except for Expedition Everest and Dinosaur, there's really nothing that interests me there enough to go there again and again. It always seems so HOT and HUMID there for no reason, and you walk and walk and walk and never seem to get anywhere!! (at least, in my opinion!)
I would skip EPCOT Center, I have young children and there is not enough for them to do. I love World Showcase but they get bored. Aside from Turtle Talk and Soaring there isn't anything the really intersts them.
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It is ashame that everest is in Animal Kingdom because if it wasn't for that ride I would have no reason to go there. I have done everything there so many times that I dont need to do it again. The other parks have so much variety that you can do things and they still feel fresh. Animal Kingdom is Safari, Tough to Be a Bug, Dinosaur, and a few shows. It is so repetitive.
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I'd have to say MGM. While it does have three great attractions that I really enjoy: Tower of Terror, Rockin' Rollercoaster, and Star Tours, I just don't feel like the part has a lot to offer outside of that these days. I really feel like the other parks have gotten a lot of TLC in the past few years, but MGM has always been side-stepped, and hasn't gotten a major attraction in a while. While I feel like Lights, Motors, Action was supposed to be a gate-busting attraction, I just don't think that it has gone over that well. The park also seems very plain to me, and doesn't have an attractive overall atmosphere.
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It's definatley MGM for me. I've said this before, but I think MGM has such great potential to be so much more than it is. I can easily make it a 1/2 day park or even skip it completely. too sad.
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I have to go with animal kingdom, which is kinda unfair because it is the newest park and doesnt have as many big name attractions as the other parks. in a few years after AK gets new exciting attratctions like EE i think it will be up there with the other 3. oh yeah, can we please get a new thrill ride at MGM to go along with RnRC and ToT?
"Here you leave today and enter the world of yesterday, tomorrow and fantasy"
I always use to consider AK my least favorite park but I guess with Everest and some new restaurants coming next year, it is starting to look better - now if they could only get rid of that arcade area and those stupid rides Primeval Whirl and Triceratop Spin - what a waste of space!!!! I don't think Walt would of been to happy with that whole area!
I agree, it feels like a traveling carnival (even though thats what its supposed to be like) it just doesnt fit in with the whole animal theme. a carnival doesnt go good with the other environments (asia, africa, etc.)
"Here you leave today and enter the world of yesterday, tomorrow and fantasy"
I think that whole Chester & Hester section fits perfectly in the Dinoland area.
I would say MGM as well. I know Animal Kingdom seems to be the least popular. But it is so beautiful and relaxed. I absolutely love it.
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MGM. It just doesn't seem as well put together as the other parks. And I don't like thrill rides much, so I leave out most of the big name rides there.
I will still go though - the 'worst' Disney park is still better than most other theme parks at their best!:mickey:
When we were out at DCA last week, I noticed how established and themed Paradise Pier was. It made me think about how poorly done Chester and Hester really is. If they could improve the area to be a little more developed like Paradise Pier, then I don't think that it would be nearly as criticized.Originally Posted by GIOny
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My fave parks are MK & Epcot. AK is cool, next time I go, I'm riding Everest, it looks fun. MGM doesn't have much for me 2 do there.


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David Gann October 11, 1939 - February 28, 2013
David Andrew Gann, Sr., 73, passed away February 28, 2013, in Graham. A graveside service will be held at Veale Creek Cemetery on Monday, March 4, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. Arrangements are under the direction of Morrison Funeral Home.David was born October 11, 1939, in South Bend, Texas to the late Smith and Zelma Gann. David was a retired auto mechanic and lifelong resident of Graham. He married Helen M. Riddle on March 14, 1981 in Lake Whitney, Texas. She preceded him in death on April 13, 2012. Survivors include: his children, David Jr, Leanna, Donna, Les and grandchildren Jesse and James; his brothers James Monroe Gann, Raymond Gann, Floyd Gann and his sister Joyce Smith and his dog and special friend, Jake.He was preceded in death by a brother Vernon Gann and a sister Anna J. Goze.
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In our technological world, technical standards are playing an increasingly important role as federal agencies tackle a range of pressing problems, such as developing a modern electrical grid and promoting the effective use of medical information to enhance patient care. It has long been government policy that federal agencies should look to voluntary consensus standards to meet these needs. With the rapid pace of technological change and the increasingly complex and interdependent nature of these technologies, the task of developing and adopting standards has become very challenging; therefore, it is more important than ever that federal agencies work effectively with the private sector to ensure that meaningful standards can be in place to meet urgent national needs. The right starting point is to ensure that federal agencies work closely and effectively together to define their standards needs, define their approach to working with industry and standards organizations, and support their meaningful adoption by markets.
To this end, I am joining my colleagues from the Office of Management and Budget—Vivek Kundra, U.S. Chief Information Officer, and Cass Sunstein, Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs—in establishing a Subcommittee on Standards under the National Science and Technology Council's Committee on Technology. This Subcommittee will be co-chaired by Patrick Gallagher, Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and Philip Weiser, Deputy Assistant Attorney General for International, Policy and Appellate Matters, Department of Justice. This interagency group will provide high-level leadership so federal agencies are strategically focused and actively engaged on critical standards-related issues. The improved coordination will, in turn, ensure that agencies can work in a responsive and timely fashion with the private sector so that effective standards are developed and put into practice to meet the Nation's needs.
This Subcommittee will also work closely with the Interagency Committee on Standards Policy (ICSP), which is also chaired by a representative from NIST. The Subcommittee on Standards will provide direction and guidance to the ICSP, and will rely on the ICSP to coordinate interagency implementation of standards policy, assess progress, and develop potential policy options or guidance with the goal of removing barriers to effective standards development or use.
The Obama Administration is committed to working in close partnership with industry, standards organizations, and the public to ensure that the technologies needed to address the urgent challenges facing our country are developed and made in the United States and are appropriately interoperable with related technologies. Whether it is to ensure the security of federal information technology systems, promote the development of a "Smart Grid," or develop an effective and interoperable health IT system, it is imperative that federal agencies work effectively, openly, and strategically with our private-sector partners to ensure that the innovation being harnessed to tackle a national problem is structured in a way that maximizes technical utility, economic growth, and job creation. Technical standards play a major role in this effort, and this Subcommittee is an important step in ensuring that federal agencies collaborate effectively with the private sector to make it happen.
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People with lung-related health problems really have a hard time in heat and humidity. An official from the Wisconsin chapter of the American Lung Association says people with lung conditions should take extra precautions.
Dona Wininesky says it's not so much the heat and humidity as it is the byproducts of those conditions...
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The big target man could make his Darts debut against Skrill Premier leaders Luton Town on Saturday after making the step up from Skrill South.
Suarez hit the headlines in October 2012 when he ended up in a coma after a clash of heads with team-mate Lee Browning during a game.
His family flew over from Spain to be at his hospital bedside and Suarez eventually regained consciousness a week later.
This season, he hasn't been a regular starter for Tonbridge, with manager Tommy Warrilow more often going with smaller players in attack.
Suarez's arrival isn't the only bit of business Dartford have done at the end of the January transfer window.
They've extended the loan deals for Jim Stevenson and Rory McAuley, with both players now staying at Princes Park until the end of the season.
Luton midfielder Stevenson originally joined the Darts for a month at the end of November and that deal was subsequently extended for a second month.
Stevenson has played nine games during that time, scoring once, and he is now allowed to play against the Hatters on Saturday.
Meanwhile, Cambridge United defender McAuley's one-month loan spell had been due to expire next weekend.
He made his Darts debut in the 1-1 draw at Welling on January 10 and has made three appearances for Tony Burman's side so far.
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Just as a side note, Evan Calfee's daughter Sarah Ann Amanda Calfee m. first John William Burt on 16 Dec. 1852 at Rockford, Coosa County. He died at Camp Chase, OH about a week before the end of the Civil War as a POW. They had 3 children. (my line) She then married David Crockett Coffman on 21 Oct. 1867 at Coosa County, they had 3 children. She died and was buried at Rush Springs, OK in 1909. There was something in my notes about the first person to be buried at Rush Springs Cemetery and it seems like her name was Mattie but I'll have to find that and let you know her last name. It might not be relevant to the Mattie you are asking about.
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Sunday, October 06
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Attendance: 54,646
Los Angeles, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Hanley Ramirez finished a home run shy of the cycle while knocking in two runs and scoring three times, as the Los Angeles Dodgers used a pair of four-run frames to take a 13-6 triumph over the Atlanta Braves in Game 3 of this Division Series from Dodger Stadium.
Carl Crawford clubbed a three-run homer and scored three times, Juan Uribe belted a two-run shot and scored twice, and Yasiel Puig collected three hits, two RBI and three runs scored for the Dodgers, who bounced back from Friday's 4-3 setback to take a 2-1 lead in this best-of-five set and move within one win of a trip to the National League Championship Series.
LA's offensive outburst offset a shaky postseason debut from rookie Hyun-Jin Ryu, who allowed four runs on six hits in just three innings of work.
Fellow left-hander Chris Capuano (1-0) came on in relief and kept Atlanta at bay, spinning three hitless innings to pick up the win.
"Cappy (Capuano) was the key to settling the game down," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said. "Crawford's home run was huge for us. It's one win. It's over. We have a chance to close it out tomorrow night."
The Dodgers did most of their damage against Atlanta starter Julio Teheran (0-1), tagging the rookie right-hander for six runs on eight hits over 2 2/3 frames.
"I didn't have my best," Teheran admitted. "It was one of those games. I made a couple of mistakes that I had to pay for. I think I tried to do too much."
Jason Heyward hit a two-run homer and Chris Johnson drove in two runs for the Braves, who will look to extend their season for another day when they send right-hander Freddy Garcia to the hill for Game 4 on Monday.
The Braves jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first behind RBI singles from Evan Gattis and Johnson, but the Dodgers plated four runs in the second to pull ahead.
Puig and Uribe opened the frame with back-to-back singles before a one-out walk to A.J. Ellis loaded the bases for Ryu, who punched a sacrifice fly to right to score Puig and bring the Dodgers within a run.
Crawford then put his team in front, stroking a 2-2 slider over the right- field wall to provide the Dodgers with a 4-2 lead.
"I think it was a slider," Crawford said of his homer. "I was just trying to get a base hit."
Atlanta answered promptly in the third, opening the inning with three straight singles to load the bases with no outs.
Brian McCann followed with a sharp grounder to first that Adrian Gonzalez smothered before firing to second to start a double play, but Ryu couldn't find the first-base bag as he caught the relay throw from Ramirez, allowing Justin Upton to score and leaving runners on the corners.
Johnson then tapped a slow roller down the first-base line that Ryu fielded, but instead of getting the sure out at first, the rookie hurler fired to the plate late, and Freddie Freeman slid in safely to tie the game.
Gonzalez quickly gave the lead back to the Dodgers in the home half, following Ramirez's leadoff double with a base hit to left to score the LA shortstop for a 5-4 lead.
Puig followed with a sharp grounder to third that Johnson snared before firing to second to start a double play, but Elliot Johnson's relay throw to first skipped past Freeman, allowing Puig to race into second.
After Uribe fanned, Skip Schumaker singled to left to score Puig for a 6-4 lead.
The Dodgers erupted for four more runs in the fourth to put the game out of reach, with Ramirez ripping a one-out triple off the wall in left-center to score Crawford, who reached on an error to start the inning.
Following a Gonzalez strikeout, Puig singled to center to plate Ramirez before trotting home on Uribe's shot to right to make it 10-4.
LA tacked on three more in the eighth, as Ramirez, Gonzalez and Puig stroked consecutive RBI singles to extend the lead to 13-4.
Heyward homered in the ninth to account for the final margin.
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What Is Going On In The World of Anime Today
The genre that is known as anime has quickly exploded. By this, I mean over the past twenty years, anime has grown into an enormous cinematic genre. This is particularly true in Asia and the United States. However, Asian cinema is heavily dominated by anime footage and ideas. Moreover, anime has dominated the entire Asian culture in more ways than one. Today, you can find hundreds of online sites, forums and blogs that are devoted to Read the rest of this entry »


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Wrath Beta patch notes: Shaman {WoW}
Jul 18th 2008 2:35PM Question for everyone: will the +strength and +agility gained from the new and improved Strength of Earth totem deployed in conjunction with the new (and not so improved) Windfury totem come close to matching the DPS afforded a warrior that had the benefit of the old SoE and Windfury totems?
Seems like the added crit bonus gained from the agility in New SoE combined with the Windfury haste totem might not be too bad... Anyone have any input on this?
Hunter, Paladin, and DK info from the alpha forums {WoW}
Jul 17th 2008 4:02PM I'm going to miss loyalty. I always enjoyed beeing able to see that my pets and I were "best friends."
WoW China gets all-access pass in Quel'danas {WoW}
May 4th 2008 7:30PM Do you mean to infer in your snarky comment that the letter B is in someway inferior to the letter A? You, sir, are a Letter-ist! I am OUTRAGED at your wholly IGNORANT comment. The letter B is just as valuable to the English language as the letter A. In fact, many beautiful and meaningful words begin with the letter B. One example of a B word pertinent to this argument is "Base," as in, "All your Base are belong to us!"
Please don't mistake my defense of B for Letter-ism. I don't want to suggest that the letter A is not special as well. A good example of an A word is "Asian," which I also believe is pertinent to this conversation. To wit, "Engrish is UNIVERSALLY Asian."
I hope you stop practicing this disgusting brand of bigotry, as I find it OFFENSIVE.
See, Al, I can also get worked up about silly things. Let's focus our energies on the real issues and not some interestingly translated signs. Again, L2relax.
The letter B is beautiful too!
WoW China gets all-access pass in Quel'danas {WoW}
May 4th 2008 2:46PM Your lame PC outrage is universally Californian. L2relax
WoW China gets all-access pass in Quel'danas {WoW}
May 2nd 2008 4:37PM Soo des ne... Engrish is universally Asian, Chuck.
WoW China gets all-access pass in Quel'danas {WoW}
May 2nd 2008 3:59PM All your phase 4 are belong to us!
Breakfast Topic: Arena dreaming {WoW}
Feb 28th 2008 10:36AM I loved the Plaguelands before TBC. I think it would be pretty sweet to fight in Stratholme - I love the ambience of that place. Also, a battle in the Library/Scholar room in Scholo would be cool. One team charging up hill, one charging down, with students scattering out of the way... seems epic. These places would take away from the whole sense of fighting in an official "arena" but they would be awesome maps nonetheless, imho. Who knows? They could tie it into WotLK.


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[1201] P63 Expression Can Be Used in Differential Diagnosis of Salivary Gland Acinic Cell and Mucoepidermoid Carcinoma.
Ralph N Sams, Douglas R Gnepp. Alpert School of Medicine at Brown University Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, RI
Background: Differentiation of salivary gland acinic cell carcinoma from mucoepidermoid carcinoma can be diagnostically challenging as both may have prominent mucin production. P63 is a p53 homologue required for limb and epidermal morphogenesis. It is expressed in basal and myoepithelial cells of normal salivary gland tissues. In this immunohistochemical study, we examined the expression of p63 in salivary gland acinic cell and mucoepidermoid carcinomas and its use in differentiating these two entities.
Design: A search was performed and appropriate cases were selected from Lifespan Hospital System archives as well as the consult archives of one author (DG). 31 salivary gland acinic cell carcinomas (ACC) and 20 mucoepidermoid carcinomas (MEC) were examined for p63 expression by immunohistochemistry. The nuclear immunoreactivity was examined by both authors and was graded semi-quantitatively with negative being ≤5% cells staining, weak being >5 to <25% of cells staining, and strong being ≥ 25% of cells staining.
Results: Negative nuclear staining was seen in 30/31 (96.8%) of salivary gland ACC while 1/31 (3.2%) showed prominent nuclear staining. Strong positive nuclear staining was seen in 19/20 (95%) of salivary gland MEC cases while 1/20 (5%) cases showed minimal multifocal staining.
Conclusions: P63 is an immunohistochemical stain that can potentially aid in differentiating unusual acinic cell carcinomas with prominent mucin production from mucoepidermoid carcinomas of the salivary gland. According to this study, acinic cell carcinoma is almost always negative for p63 immunoreactivity while mucoepidermoid carcinoma is almost always strongly positive.
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The Raptors scored 100 points for the first time in 10 games and barely hung on against a severely shorthanded Bulls team to reach the 30-win plateau for the first time in three years.
Hooray for slightly less futile futility!
The Raps were in cruise control for the majority of the night before narrowly escaping an all too familiar fourth quarter meltdown in what was a pretty ugly finish.
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I've had a Blood Banana in a pot for several years on the patio. This year (technically last year now!) I pulled the pot from the patio when temps started to drop and put it in the garage, only to forget about it. This pot usually heads to work with my husband for the winter. The leaves have died back completely, the plant itself is still potted. It will have to remain in the garage for the winter, but temps there never get cold enough to kill off anything (I store several plants in there over winter). What should I do from here? Do I cut back the top and dig it up? Do I just leave it alone? Any help would be appreciated! |
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Michael Schiavo and his new wife, Jodi recently did an interview with Matt Lauer, for Dateline NBC. I didn't see the interview on television, but I read the transcript of it online yesterday. The issue I wanted to address here is this quote from Jodi Schiavo -- (on p.2 of the three-page article) -- it really saddens and angers me:
Terri's hospice in Pinellas Park, Florida became a scene of protest— a rallying place for right to life groups who said Terri would suffer a cruel death. Michael was called everything from "an abuser" to "a murderer," and Jodi says even their two young children were threatened.
Jodi Schiavo: It's very hard to accept when you get letters addressed to "the bastard children of Michael Schiavo" and they talk about how children are stolen out of their home every day and they just disappear. And to always look over your shoulder, saying "I'll be there." And then at the end of the letter, they're quoting scripture.This is what I meant a few weeks ago, when I wrote the entry about theology getting in the way of our collective testimony as Christians. Regardless of the circumstance, I don't believe this type of ugliness should ever be coming from Christians. There's just no excuse for it, if you truly believe in the teachings of Jesus. Unfortunately, these types of attitudes are the ones that get publicized, rather than a Christian who has shown kindness or compassion. Everyone knows there are media who thrive on making all Christians look bad by broadcasting examples of extreme judgmentalism and closed-mindedness. Why help them out?
I don't know what religion the Schiavos profess, if any, but how can we honestly expect unbelievers who experience (or read about) this to embrace a religion whose members attack with such hateful, threatening words whenever someone makes them angry? Plus, when we try to hold unbelievers to spiritual standards they can't even understand, it's a big turn-off. I certainly wouldn't want to be the reason someone hardens their heart toward God.
It's one thing to speak up for something you believe in, but (in my opinion) these scripture-spewing zealots definitely crossed the line when they lashed out at the Schiavos with threats upon their family. I don't know any followers of Christ, recipients of His grace, who would condone such an explosive reaction. God didn't give us Scripture to be used as a weapon to condemn and scare other people. Jesus Himself made it a point to hang out with sinners, scumbags and Samaritans in order to show them love and give them hope; the apostle Paul called himself the worst sinner of all. Face it -- we ALL sin ... and God loves us anyway.
The good news is that as a Christian, my "defining moment" in life will not be the most disgusting, heinous sin that I ever committed -- it will be the moment I repented, and then placed my faith in Jesus for my salvation, and for forgiveness of ALL my sins. It comforts me to know that in the end, humans won't be the official judges of the world - God will.
Just saw the book cover at Costco, and it expresses more of the same:
"A religious zealot offered $250,000 to anyone who would kill me. My two babies were threatened with death. I was condemned by the president, the majority leaders of the House and Senate, the governor of Florida, the pope, the right-wing media..."


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The Staff of the Children's Library, along with all our 2011 Summer Reading Club participants would like to extend a HUMONGOUS THANK YOU to all the Teen Volunteers that helped to make our Multicultural Closing Celebration held on Wednesday August 17th such a huge success!!!
Your creativity, enthusiasm, and hard work truly helped in giving our Summer Reading Club participants such a wonderful afternoon!
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A man on the run from the Rayne Police was busted in Baton Rouge overnight.
Police in Rayne say John Smith, 45, stole a city of Rayne pickup truck earlier this month.
Baton Rouge Police spotted that truck at the "Alamo" hotel on Florida Boulevard and they had to chase Smith down to make him stop, not before he crashed into someone's car. After the crash he stopped and a K-9 took him down.
BRPD says once they got Smith in the cop car, he started banging his head in the car and got hurt.
He's booked in Baton Rouge, but will be transferred back to Rayne.


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Same-sex couples flocked to the El Paso County Clerk's Office for their civil unions license. Wednesday was the first day Colorado same-sex couples could apply for the license.
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Reebok continues to pay tribute to the pioneering street artist Jean-Michel Basquiat with duo of new releases, comprising the classic Pump Omni Lite and Court Victory silhouettes. The former is rendered in black and red, featuring painted red lines across the black and suede upper. The effect … READ MORE
Keith Haring x Reebok Classic Leather Collection – Spring 2013 | Release Info
Previewed previously, Reebok Classics, along with Keith Haring Foundation, are bringing the lively and transformative artworks of Keith Haring to the footwear scene. A part of the Reebok's Affili'Art initiative, which saw collaborative projects with the likes of Jean-Michael Basquiat and Ryan McGinness, the Keith Haring x … READ MORE
Jean-Michel Basquiat x Reebok Freestyle Hi – Spring 2013
In the tragedy that was the sudden death of Jean-Michel Basquait in 1988, there is an on-going love and respect for the graffiti writer by those with whom he practiced his craft and throughout the streetwear community. One of those places has been in a continuing partnership with Reebok, … READ MORE
Jean-Michel Basquiat x Reebok – Spring/Summer 2012 Collection
Reebok is continuing the partnership with Jean-Michel Basquiat, unveiling the Spring/Summer 2012 collection. Just as the previous seasons, the majority of the current season is made up of Reebok's iconic sneakers, yet some new apparel pieces are introduced to broaden the collection. Footwear range consists of Omni … READ MORE
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Reebok Basquiat Affili'Art Collection – Omni Pump Lite
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Reebok Basquiat Affili'Art Collection – Omni Pump Lite
Reebok has launched a new design from the Basquiat Affili'Art Collection. Once again the classic Omni Pump Lite model is chosen for the collaboration, sprinkling Basquiat artwork on the basketball sneaker. Monotone uppers are made from leather, patent leather and mesh materials, balancing out the sporty aesthetic … READ MORE
Jean-Michel Basquiat x Reebok – Court Victory Pump and Top Down
Reebok have once again reached out to the late great Jean-Michel Basquiat for a couple of collaboration sneakers as part of the Reebok Affili'art collection. This drop consists of a pair for the gents and a pair for the ladies to keep things fair. Top Down model … READ MORE
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Reebok has been treading the path of wearable art for a few seasons now, and one of its continued collaborative artists include the late graffiti wunderkind, Jean-Michel Basquiat. Like the previous collections, the duo returns to the popular Top Down silhouette this season, and adapts Basquiat's whimsically … READ MORE
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