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Spring 2015 Listing Coming Up Shortly
Classes Begin March 13
University of Maine at Augusta Senior College
Fall 2014 Course Catalog
Time | Monday | Tuesday | Wed | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
Intro-Windows 7 |
Spanish 1.3 Woodcarving Classic Films 20th Century |
Granite Hill 11 AM |
Hands-on-Art Laughing Matters |
Eating Right Improving Balance |
1970 Challenges Maine's Natural World Watercolor Painting Financial Workshop |
Voices From the North |
Restaurant Review |
Sit Down, Shut Up J.D. Salinger Computers-No Big Deal Maine Civil War Regiments |
Scripting Our Lives Humanitarian Law Minding Your Aging Brain |
Instructors Who's Who? Go to our website:
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REGISTRATION BEGINS Monday, August 11th
Campus is Smoke and Fragrance Free
UMASC Course Offerings
All course requests received on or before the first day of registration will be treated the same. In the unusual event of excess registrations being received, admission will be determined by a random drawing. All will be notified. For further information, please call 621-3551. During the registration period the Office is staffed in the morning, but phone calls are checked at any time.
NOTE: If for any reason you are unable to attend the courses for which you have registered, please contact the Senior College office at 621-3551 ASAP. We have waiting lists for filled courses.
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Questions and complaints about discrimination in any area of the University should be directed to Sheri Stevens, Equal Opportunity Director, UMA Farmhouse, 621-3110 (TDD-207-621-3107).
8 Fridays,Sept 12 – Oct 31 8:00 – 10:00
Beginning Spanish 1.3 – Charles Acker
This is a continuation of two previous beginning Spanish courses.After a review of the basics, we will move from being able to talk about the present to talking about the past and the future.If you have had the equivalent of one regular college semester in Spanish, have studied or traveled in Spanish-speaking countries (and know what verb conjugation means – not as scary as it sounds) you will be prepared to participate in this class.We go slowly and patiently with lots of comparisons with English, make sure everyone is ready to move ahead and have some fun with the language.Materials provided.
8 Fridays,Sept 12 – Oct 31 8:00 – 10:00
Woodcarving: Beginning & Beyond – Loyd Clark
Learn and practice basic safety and carving cuts to produce several projects and/or to continue learning with slightly more complex projects.Individual assistance is given as much as possible.We will try to make the learning fun … it's only wood … and there are no such things as 'mistakes', just design changes.Materials and instructions provided.
9 Fridays,Sept 12 – Nov 7 8:00 – 12:00
Classic Films for Senior College – Chet Day, Peter Ezzy, Art Ray, Fred Lowther
This course consists of an analytical and fun discussion group exploring the relative merits of representative top- rated Classic Films as determined by the American Film Institute (AFI).Films are critiqued and ranked in order of preference by class participants.Class members are given the opportunity to take turns leading the discussion. The selection of films for the next semester is to be finalized, and will be based upon recommendations from current and past participants.Past films have included a mix representative of Classics and "top 100" rated films, as determined by the AFI and other rating organizations
Movies to be reviewed: West Side Story, Grapes of Wrath, Vertigo, Manchurian Candidate, My Fair Lady, My Cousin Vinnie, Bucket List, Schindler's List, Gone With the Wind. Study materials provided.
8 Fridays,Sept 12 – Oct 31 8:00 – 10:00
20th Century Using a Thematic Approach – David Leigh
Using my collection of autographed TIME and NEWSWEEK magazine covers (some from as early as 1938), each session will stress an historical and/or cultural theme, using 35-40 covers.
8 Fridays,Sept 12 – Oct 31 10:15 – 12:15
1970's Challenges to American Leadership – Mike Bell
The sixties grow up!The 1970's bring challenges to American leadership at home and abroad, from Watergate to the Iranian Hostage crisis. America found itself confronting a variety of issues, the likes of which it had seldom experienced.This class will take a look at the issues, the leaders, and how this decade still impacts our world today. Handouts provided.
8 Fridays,Sept 12 – Oct 31 10:15 – 12:15
Maine's Natural World – Beth Brooke, Gabriella Howard, Sharon Thibault, Jackey Bailey, Jen Smith, Robbie Buccigross, Kim Bailey, Lynne Thurston
Eight graduates of the Maine Master Naturalist Program will each present a session .Topics include: Becoming a Naturalist – Explore tools used for identification and recording observations: Wetlands – Study types of wetlands, roles and relationships of plants and animals in this ecosystem;Spiders and Their Kin – Explore spiders, harvestmen, scorpions, mites, ticks and their characteristics; Invasives – Identify invasive plants & insects and their impact; Birds in Fall and Winter – Recognize our feathered friends by sight and sound; Animal and Plant Survival and Adaptations – Talk about the birds and the bees…in winter that is!Learn how plants, insects, birds and amphibians survive and adapt to New England winters; Strange World of Plant Galls –Look at a collection of galls which are irregular plant growths.; Soils – Discuss the biotic cycle, how soil is formed, the major components of different types of soil and the relationship between our soils and various types of plant growth in Maine.Possible field trips. Materials provided.
8 Fridays,Sept 12 – Oct 31 10:15 – 12:15
Watercolor Painting – Edna Smith
Have fun learning watercolor techniques and surprise yourself with the beautiful pictures you create.Students will learn by following lessons from the internet and instructions from various watercolor artists as detailed in their books.We learn best by doing and sharing with others.Basic watercolor paints, paper, and brushes will be supplied.
8 Fridays,Sept 12 – Oct 31 10:15 – 12:15
Financial Workshop – Julie Barter Lucas
At Edward Jones we believe financial education is an important step in helping you achieve a better future. That is why our Financial Workshop: Your Source for Financial Education offers clear and practical investing education in a convenient and comfortable format.By attending this workshop, you'll gain a better under- standing of the key principles of saving and investing and also learn the specific strategies to help reach your long-term goals.Materials provided.
8 Fridays,Sept 12 – Oct 31 1:00 – 3:00
Sit Down and Shut Up! – Jonathan Lepoff
The author, Brad Warner, offers a more accessible view of Buddhist thought than many other authors.This book focuses on the teaching of Dogan, a 13th century Japanese Zen Master.Students will read the text and discuss Buddhist thought and methodology as a psychology rather than religious doctrine.We will also meditate in each class.Materials provided.
8 Fridays,Sept 12 – Oct 31 1:00 – 3:00
Computers? No Big Deal – Chet Day, Pete Ezzy, Fred Lowther, Art Ray
Don'tunderstand computers?Want to learn?LET'S BUILD ONE OURSELVES!!! We will explore the basic design of a computer starting from the plug in the wall.We will learn the function of each major component, what it looks like, and how simply they are assembled into a "barebones computer". We will discuss all the scary terms like processors (CPU, GPU) , RAM, ROM and software (vs hardware). Assembly of Intel NUC (Next Unit of Computing) kits will take place in the 3rd class by instructor-led teams of four. Teams will either learn to use Windows' software OR their freeware equivalents running under the free Ubuntu (oo-boon-too) Linux operating System.
8 Fridays,Sept 12 – Oct 31 1:00 – 3:00
J.D. Salinger: America's 20th century Mark Twain – Bryant Hoffman
J.D. Salinger's work as a disciplined "neo-classical" 20th century writer has (for better-or-worse) been obscured by a number of social complications, including his work as a member of the military during WWII, anti-Semitism and the Holocaust, documented PTSD, sensationalism, introversion, and religious freedom as well as misguided – often cruel – attempts to "expose" him.His work needs to be studied as an important major literary voice of the 20th (and 21st) centuries, particularly since we are on the verge of a release (projected for 2016 by the literary agent Harold Ober, Inc.) of much of the hitherto unpublished work written from rural New Hampshire. Textbook provided.
8 Fridays,Sept 12 – Oct 31 1:00 – 3:00
Maine Regiments in the Civil War – Tom Feagin
In this course we will look at the history of the Civil War from the perspective of individual Maine regiments. The course will include 2 field trips. Book provided.
8 Fridays, Sept 12 – Oct 31 3:15 – 5:15
Scripting our Lives – Barbara Helen Baker This class will create and perform an oral history theatre piece based on a theme chosen by the group. Comfortable clothing and shoes are suggested, as there will be acting exercises which require some movement. This, however, neednot restrict anyone who has limited mobility, sight, or hearing. There will be a public performance at the culmination ofthe class which will be videotaped, making the performance a lasting memento for the family members.
8 Fridays, Sept 12 – Oct 31 3:15 – 5:15
Exploring Humanitarian Law – Kevin Michaud This course is an education program that introduces students to the basic rules and principles of International Humanitarian Law (IHL). The learning materials, which are based on both historical and contemporary situations, show how IHL aims to protect life and human dignity during armed conflict and to prevent and reduce suffering and the devastation caused by war. The primary learning goal is to help students embrace the principles of humanity in their daily lives and contributes to developing social awareness in students and sharpens their senseof civic responsibility.The teaching materials emphasize the importance of protecting life and human dignity at all times. The program makes adistinctive contribution to citizenship education. Materials provided.
8 Fridays, Sept 12 – Oct 31 3:15 – 5:15
Keeping Your Mind & Minding Your Aging Brain – Charles Acker We will illustrate and discuss brain evolution, anatomy and functioning with an emphasis on current research and findings in neuroscience. The class will explore the use of new technology in improving and restoring brain-body functioning, discuss the relationship between brain and consciousness, memory and the like, and talk about what wecan do to maintain healthy brain functioning. Students will be invited to participate by reporting on particular topics. Seminar style; textbook provided.
8 Mondays, Sept 15 – Nov 3 8:00 – 10:00
Introduction to Windows 7 – Tom Barden This course will familiarize the student with Windows 7 Operating System. It will cover: Turning on and finding the Windows Basics: all windows topics; Learning about your computer: Intro to computer, parts of computer, mouse, keyboard, turn off; Desktop fundamentals: The desktop, start menu, task bar, gadgets, work with windows, menus; Programs, Files and Folders: Using programs, files and folders, printing, Paint; Internet, email, and networking: Getting started, security, safe computing; Pictures and Games: Digital pictures, Window 7 games; Windows Help and Support from Microsoft: Using "Help". This course will NOT cover installing software. Textbook provided.
6-9 Tuesdays, Sept 9 – Nov 4 12:30 – 3:00
Restaurant Review (How NOT to Diet) – Peter Rosenberg This course, related to restaurants and food, will first take place on Tuesday, September 9th at 12:30 in the Holocaust rotunda. At this first gathering we will discuss how to review a restaurant, discuss cook books, and have an herb and spice quiz. The scheduled dates for this course are 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 10/7, 10/14, and 11/4. Three of the sessions will be field trips, visiting some aspect of food making, to be followed by a restaurant experience picked out by me. I will arrange to have a talk by the owner or chef of each restaurant. Carpooling will be our means of transportation. Two or three sessions will be a choice of some of the best movies related to food. I mention "Babette's Feast", but there are others that have exciting food related topics. On the three Tuesdays that I will be away, 9/30, 10/21, and 10/28, the class can have a holiday or one in the class can be a leader, choosing either a restaurant or a movie
8 Wednesdays, Sept 17 – Nov 5 10:15 – 12:15
Hands on Art – Ruth Bookey The student will be introduced to the various mediums of art: watercolor, pencil, charcoal, pastel, oil pastel, and watercolor pencils. This course is primarily for beginners, but works well for people with experience to freshen up their skills. Some supplies will be borrowed from the instructor, and other materials are provided.
8 Wednesdays, Sept 17 – Nov 5 10:15 – 12:15
Laughing Matters – Ted Bookey Recent studies suggest that laughter promotes good health and is a necessary part of our daily lives. Along with art, religion, science, and philosophy, jokes and joke-telling are an important way of looking at and understanding life andthe world. The human being is the only animal who laughs (and needs to!) In this course we will be looking the at wideworld of jokes and humor, trying to understand what makes us laugh. There are many theories (Freud had one) aboutwhat makes something funny and the meaning of human laughter. Come with a sense of humor and be prepared to laugh. Materials provided.
8 Thursdays, Sept 18 – Nov 6 10:15 – 12:15
Improving Your Balance: Avoiding Falls – Carole Baldwin Falls are the leading cause of injuries for adults 55 and older. And yet, many falls can be prevented with simple exercises to improve one's balance. Students will practice these exercises in this class and learn how they may be done at home. We will also discuss why, how, and where falls occur and measures that need to be taken to avoid them. Materialsprovided.
8 Thursdays, Sept 18 – Nov 6 10:15 – 12:15
Eating Right Can Be Easy – Suzanne Bazinet Journalist and best-selling author Michael Pollan has written multiple books about agriculture, business, food science, and nutrition. This course will use his Food Rules as the basis for our discussions. Eating right has been made too complicated, Using his 64 food rules, students in this course will develop their own Eater's Manual. Materials provided.
8 Saturdays, Sept 13 – Nov 1 10:15 – 12:15
Voices From the North, Canadian Fiction Since 1975 – Lincoln Ladd American readers have in large measure ignored Canadian literature, yet Canadian writers of the recent past haveproduced much literature that is well worth reading. This course will deal with 3 books: Margaret Atwood's Wilderness Tips,Robertson Davies' What's Bred in the Bone,and Alice Munro's Runaway: Stories, all of which resemble and differ from those American authors who were writing fiction at the same time. Books provided.
Granite Hill Lecture Series – Sept 16 – Nov 4 11:00 - 12:30
Sept 16 - Elizabeth Reinsborough Cities of the World – A Second Look
Sept 23 – Ted & Ruth Bookey Poetry: Selected by Ted and Ruth
Sept 30 – Gretchen Livingston Guatemala / Safe Passage
Oct7 – Mike Bell It All Started Here – A History of the Kennedys & the Pine Tree State
Oct14 – Ron KleyThe Kennebec Proprietors and Early Settlement of the Kennebec Valley
Oct21 – Art RayHistory of CMP – The Early Years
Oct28 – Edna Smith Holland and Belgium in the Springtime
Nov 4 –John NeffVisiting Katahdin Through Vintage Photographs
Concerts at Jewett 2014-2015 Schedule
Sun. Oct. 19, 2 PM - Castlebay, Traditional folk music
Sun. Nov. 16, 2 PM - Sarah Geller, Classical violinist
Sat. Dec. 20, 2 PM - Downeast Brass Quintet with Jay Zoller, Organist South Parish Congregational Church
A Christmas Concert
Sun. Jan. 11. 2 PM - Don Roy Quartet, Franco-American fiddling
(snow date 1/25 )
Sun, Feb. 8, 2 PM-Maine-ly Harmony Chorus, Women's A cappella chorus& Men's barbershop quartet
(snow date 2/22)
Sun. Mar. 15, 2 PM - Ladies of the Lake, Celtic instrumental music and ballad singing
(snow date 3/22)
Sun. Apr. 19, 2 PM - Mas Ikemiya, pianist - Classical and ragtime
Sun. May 17, 2PM - Casco Bay Tummlers -Klezmer Band


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VISITORS to the Lake District can now explore even more of this beautiful corner of the UK with a new series of "real ale trails" plotted through some of the area's most spectacular valleys.
Copies of the From Here to Beer leaflet are being distributed at key locations around the county. Explore more of the Adventure Capital, the Lake District and Cumbria and discover amazing scenery, peaceful fell tops, cosy hotels and inns, and wonderful real ales from Jennings Brewery.
The walking routes in this guide combine all of the best things about the lakes, so planning a visit is easy, whether you want to cover lots of ground with a long distance walk or spend time exploring beautiful corners of the county.
The long distance Jennings Adventure Ale Trails meander between towns and villages, bagging must do peaks and taking in views over famous lakes. Combined with rest stops at inns and hotels serving hearty Cumbrian fare and classic Jennings real ales they form a perfect weekend.
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In the Western Lake District, the routes include the fells around Wasdale and Eskdale, with a particularly stunning route over Illgill Head and Whin Rigg taking in the dramatic Wastwater screes. There are a whole host of routes around Cockermouth, the home of Jennings Brewery, including one that takes in Lord's Seat, Broom Fell and Greystones and includes a visit to the dramatic waterfall at Spout Force.
Routes also cover the Northern Lakes with a two-day trail from Borrowdale to Thirlspot and back again, bagging the connoisseur's peaks of the Helvellyn range, the Armboth Fells and the Dodds on the way.
The Central Lakes are covered taking in Elterwater and Langdale, with routes like the circular tour of Lingmoor Fell, which affords views of the mountain drama of the Langdales and fells like Pike O'Blisco. As well as the ultimate adventure, a spectacular four-day walk taking in Ullswater, Brotherswater, the beautiful Caiston Glen, Scandale Pass Loughrigg, Stickle Tarn, Pavey Ark and the backbone of Helvellyn range back to Ullswater.
Each of the walks starts or concludes at a pub serving beer by the Lake District's leading brewer, Cockermouth-based Jennings, which has been in business for more than 180 years.
The idea is to encourage visitors to take a walk, try a pint and stay over at a network of rural village pubs, inns and hotels serving Jennings Ales throughout the county. The trails come with special hand-drawn maps, route instructions, information and pointers on where to stay over and refuel with a pint of Jennings. You can download the routes for free at www.golakes.co.uk/jennings
The project is a link-up between Cumbria Tourism and Jennings and it is part of an ongoing campaign to promote the Lake District, Cumbria, as the UK's Adventure Capital.
Andrea Runkee, Cumbria tourism's Adventure Capital Project Manager, said: "These routes are the perfect way to drink in the scenery of the Lake District and sample a pint of Jennings at one of their cracking pubs. We've all been out for great walks and have all wondered where the nearest decent pub is. These new routes show off some hidden gems and get people out in the communities around Cumbria to sample the warmth of our hospitality and enjoy what the residents of this beautiful County have always known about."
Gaynor Green, General Manager at Jennings, said: "People from all over the country associate Jennings with the Lake District. For many visitors, enjoying a pint of Jennings after walking the fells is as important as the walk itself. These new Jennings Ale Trails give our visitors the ideal opportunity to sample beers from the most famous brewery in the county."
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Dear "single Dads".
First, I should preface this by pointing out that I put the words "Single Dads" in quotations. The reason for this will be explained shortly, but I don't want anyone to think that I'm making a blanketed remark about all single fathers. I know that there are some single parent dads out there that are exemplary and should be credited for all they're doing for their children without the help of their childrens other parent.[Edit: Since writing this story, I've come to see a completely different side of the "daddy" story and I have shared my thoughts here: EP Link -- Please read it.. because there are a lot of dads who deserve the utmost respect and admiration for fighting against all the odds to be in their childrens lives. God bless you guys!]
Dear "Single Dads",
I'm writing you this letter to address a concern that I have. For your information, single parenthood does not mean that you are a single person (romantically speaking) who has children. No. It means that you are a parent who, for all intents and purposes, is raising your children on your own without the day to day help of the other parent. Even if you're a father who happens to be paying his child support and seeing his children on the usual "every other weekend" or "every Wednesday" schedule, if you are not the parent that the children are living with on a day to day basis, then you should not really classify yourself as a single parent. Why? Because the children are actually being cared for (in the physical sense) by the other parent. That isn't to say that you're not a good dad. But by giving yourself the title of "Single Father" when you present yourself to a female, you are implying that you are the main caregiver to your children and if this isn't the truth, you shouldn't be saying it.
The last post I wrote on this group plays hand in hand with this one because my ex uses this ploy to meet single moms that he thinks are attractive. He'll tell them he's a "single dad" when actually, he is not. He has neither seen my daughter since she was born, nor has he paid a penny of child support for her, yet because he has spawned a child, he uses it as a means of appealing to women who have children. The fact that men pull this kind of thing is absolutely revolting to me as a woman, a mother and a human being.
But my ex is not the only man who does this. Lots of men do it, and only moments ago, I was approached by yet another man who opened dialogue with me by trying to pass himself off as a single father. When I asked him what he meant by that, he stated that he had two children that he doesn't get to see much because of his evil ex but that he has joint custody with her, etc. So I asked him how he was a single father then when it is actually the childs mother who tends to the childrens day to day wellbeing and care? His reply? -- Nothing. He had no reply. I'm pretty sure he was expecting what a lot of men who use this ploy to get girls expect and that is to be patted on the back for being a "single dad". But no.. I refuse to pat someone on the back for having had sex and impregnated another human being. That act in and of itself makes you only a biological father.. not a single dad.
To me, the title of "single parent" is one that should inspire respect and admiration because it is a difficult job and to do it well takes a lot of personal sacrifice. But to the rest of you, be you female or male, if you are throwing the term around flippantly for the sake of making yourself more appealing to the opposite sex when you're not actually the one *making* those sacrifices on your own? Well just know that at least one woman on the planet isn't falling for it.
.. And if any of this applies to you, you should be ashamed of yourself. Feel free to get a grip on reality.
OMG! I had not heard of this before. I guess it shouldn't really surprise me, but I too am offended anytime someone makes false claims of any kind but this one is a particularly sensitive one to me as I was a "Single Dad" for over a decade. Raising my son from, well from birth really but alone completely from the time he was 16 months old. And this was back in 1980 when it was far more rare for men to get custody of any kind much less full custody. In fact back then we never heard of this "Joint" custody stuff that has become more prevalent in recent years. I wouldn't trade those years for anything but can tell you I never had the time for dating, especially those first years, much less time to hustle women with some BS line about being a single dad. Later I came to the realization that many women were very impressed by the Idea of a "Single Dad" but that too is fraught with a number of problems, but that's a another story. Thank you for posting this!
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Single dad here n happy
My ex wife does exactly what your talking about,she never sees the kids ,does not pay a penny of support,but has on her face book, and statigram that she is a single mom with six kids.Its very frustrating . She completely views them of some type of status symbol. Its very sad,but at the same time,I get to watch them grow and mature,laugh and cry,see them make headway in life,so it makes it easy to ignore her selfishness. :)
I raised my daughter all by myself and she is now in a brilliant career and has fond memories of the time we spent together. We didn't have much, but I gave her 'everything' and got by myself on about three changes of clothing! We were poor for a while but we had so much fun together that it didn't matter. Her mother didn't want her at 4 years of age (long story) suffice to say that she was a real bixch and didn't care for her properly. I gave her heaps of love and my family were great with her. I can't believe how I did it but I put myself aside for 19 yrs and raised a lovely caring daughter and ******* I am proud of that! Thanks for the comment on solo dads! I know we're a rare commodity but some of us are here and very real :)
I could say some things about many of the single moms I have known, but really... isn't it the individual who is either a douche or not? This is very one sided, especially since statistically in multiple major international studies, most (70% and up) of criminals, abusers, and rapists were raised by single parents, 80% of whom are female. I am not being sexist here, I just want a bit of balance when it comes to gender. I am tired of the worst being assumed about me because I am a man. I don't look down on women until they give me a reason other than their gender to do so, and I think it is perfectly fair to expect an equal amount of respect from them. I am not singling you out deliberately, I just have more respect for you than some people on here so your story stood out to me.
Very well. Thank you for clarifying that to me.
Being a single parent is an amazing feeling. I love being the one that gets all the tears, skinned knees, smiles, laughs, ect. I have loved in and now that my youngest is 11 I wish I had a few more. Nothing makes you stop and smile like seeing the way a child sees the world. Have to admit one of my favorite things was telling them silly jokes just to see if they understood them yet. I found it interesting just to see what their mind understood and how they figured things out. Enjoy every moment, I goes by way to fast. It sucks going from their entire world to wondering if they are even going to text you back. Oh well, I'm sure I will be the babysitter here in a few years.
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I am sure you are a great single mom. However, I am a child of a single mother, and there are plenty of these that abuse this as title by playibg the martyr role. A lot of women use this not only to get lots of pats on the back and sympathy but go one terrible step further, use their custody to keep the father out of their lives like my mother did. They demonize the man for not wanting to be in their lives and punish them (and their child) by denying them access to their children by being being manipulative to the point that the child themselves is turned against their other parent. Not just me but I know of several single mothers here that seem like the sweetest most loving women who turn to total psychos when tgey feel the bio father is encroaching on their territory. They do not want the father involved in any way. They feel slighted by the initial rejection and after having total say and control over their child's life refuse to open up to the possibilities of the child's father taking an active role in their lives. Single moms are hardly saints and I for one am sick of the free pass tgey all seem to get as default martyrs. Like I said I know from personal experience.
A circle mate of mine wrote something interesting on the subject. It might be worth a read. http://www.experienceproject.com/stories/Am-A-Feminist-Because-I-Believe-In-Equality/2150390
Why do people brandish it as a badge of honor? Because it's heroic work, that's why. My guess is that people who **** on single moms wouldn't last a week in the job. As for why they're single, there's as many reasons as there are single moms. It's extraordinary, though, how many are single because their husbands:
- died
- ran around
- became addicts
- turned out to be mentally ill
- were violent
- were emotionally abusive to them and the kids
But I suppose you'd like to blame the moms for that, too. Grow up, why don't you.
I've known one true single father and he was a disgrace! I witnessed him turn his son against his mothershe couldn't do enough to make either of them happy and she did try! In the end of our relationship I was in her defense trying to save the bonds with her son but I failed. He suckered me into believing he was someone he wasn't so ladies take these wise words in this awesome story to heart even if he really is a single father he was still a man first and sex sex and more sex is what he's after! Not all men but a great majority are!
He is now a father himself I can only pray I somehow touched his life to help him make better choices.his mother finially turned on him for fear of his father so all he has are awesome grandparents to guide him. Thanx for your prayers as he will need them
I completely agree, if you're not there day in and out giving the care to your children you are NOT a single parent.
I get the Single Dad Act all the time. I always ask *why they don't respect all their ex does* and *why they don't care for their child properly*. My ex cheated on me but is a good father (most of the time ) and when asked about our son he simply says he has a child he loves. We both don't say were single because we are parents. He will drop anyone that gets in the way of our son now and that is why I respect him after everything.
I wish I didn't have to choose but he has always helped me since we separated and supports our son completely. So i guess its something good coming from a bad situation.
Glad your son has a good dad. Yes, I ask single dads the same questions, and it's amazing how fast the conversations end. It's a great way of identifying the worms who're just looking to get laid and find someone to do their laundry.
I think most of the women who fall for this just aren't mothers themselves and don't know what raising kids involves. Naturally they'll buy whatever their man tells them, esp. if it makes him sound like good daddy material.
I have my kids 50 percent of the time and when I have them they are mine!!!! My ex wife has a job where she travels... so I've actually had them for weeks on end... it can be stressful... a true test of my time management skills lol...
sorry Intelligently, that i was a little harsh. i didn't mean to be, that has always been a sore spot for me.
i have tried for fourteen years to get custody of my daughter. i passed up a very good job simply because it would place me out of easy reach of my daughter. my needs are secondary to her needs always. now you tell me that just because the courts have decided to place her with the woman who gave birth to her, i'm not a real dad. sorry i disagree. "not everything is as it seems."
yeah i try to be his badge of honor :)
a post of gold.

my dad raised me and my four other brothers by himself since i was ten.. worked his *** off for us since before we were born.. fifteen hour workdays seven days a week, for fifteen years.. that's personal sacrifice.

*bumps fists with Intelligence*
An EP user,

Okay, I got your message, thanks for sympathy. Not all moms are bad either, like you said, sometimes picking the wrong person out of presumption of them telling the truth rather than just in reality lying to your face is flat out wrong. Anyways, I hope you start healing soon. Best regards,
I totally agree with you. If anyone asks I always say I am a dad. I may be single and I may be a dad but it never would occur to me to say I am a 'single dad'.
You know what, What kind of remark would you give me, I am a single dad, I have no kids. Both of them are on the other side waiting on my arrival to meet them. I hope others do not bash me on this. I have to say that if a man comes up to the woman wooing them in words. Naturally women will fall into traps. What gets me is when the label goes down on innocent hard working men who are trying to make something of themselves.
Right on, macabre! Sounds like you're a great dad who has put a lot into caring for your children. It sure pays off! :) you deserve to be happy just as much as they do, I hope things work out for you and their mother :)


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Charles Bukowski
A Smile To Remember
we had goldfish and they circled around and around
in the bowl on the table near the heavy drapes
covering the picture window and
my mother, always smiling, wanting us all
to be happy, told me, 'be happy Henry!'
and she was right: it's better to be happy if you
but my father continued to beat her and me several times a week while
raging inside his 6-foot-two frame because he couldn't
understand what was attacking him from within.
my mother, poor fish,
wanting to be happy, beaten two or three times a
week, telling me to be happy: 'Henry, smile!
why don't you ever smile?'
and then she would smile, to show me how, and it was the
saddest smile I ever saw
one day the goldfish died, all five of them,
they floated on the water, on their sides, their
eyes still open,
and when my father got home he threw them to the cat
there on the kitchen floor and we watched as my mother
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Mark Sebert (9/24/2014 12:53:00 PM) Keep smiling, is that the lesson. Or find happiness by the vicarious in the destruction of others which is really the destruction of ourselves. (Report) Reply
Suhana Ali (6/24/2014 2:19:00 PM) What a poem, my heart goes while I try to picture the situation. So painful yet so beautiful! (Report) Reply
Anna Garland (5/27/2014 1:49:00 PM) That is beautiful. I wish one day I can write poetry as clear and straightforward as Bukowski, yet evoking so much recognition and emotion in readers..! (Report) Reply
Mazhari David (5/21/2014 3:54:00 AM) What is left of a human drama... sigh... sadness, and we relish it...* * (Report) Reply
Herbert Guitang (4/25/2014 8:08:00 AM) A very unique kind of poem. An smile to remember. A poem that will be remembered in all generations (Report) Reply
Sash S.sharma (1/10/2014 6:13:00 AM) CHarles Bukowski was such a fine poet, he is still my all time inspiration. RIP (Report) Reply
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D.l. Aceves (12/19/2013 7:20:00 PM) -
Krishnakumar Chandrasekar Nair (11/18/2013 4:31:00 AM) We too live like fish in round bowls
Too scared to jump and to be free
But content with the whipping
With never a thought to flee....
I welcome all those reading this to my page too..... (Report) Reply -
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Heather Wilkins (7/1/2013 3:12:00 PM) maybe this is more a story. anyway I enjoyed the write. It is entirely up to the poet what he writes. (Report) Reply
H. Reese (7/5/2012 11:31:00 AM) Bukowski was a really inspired guy who explored devestation, poverty, sadness. We need those kind of people. The Internet can help stop suffering in this life, Go to Google, search The Truth Contest, click the first result, begin reading The Present (Report) Reply
Bruna Araujo (3/25/2010 3:51:00 PM) How is this a poem? Oh well, maybe will never know. (Report) Reply
Celine Charcoal (1/19/2010 11:19:00 AM) is this a poem written by clouded Henry, or by Bukowski? If it is a poem of the poem written by this scarred Henry, I would understand, but if it is by Charles, it is bad. (Report) Reply
Bryan Alexander (9/18/2009 12:31:00 AM) If charlie wasn't a poet then there never were any.... (Report) Reply
Milan Kaplan (11/14/2008 5:02:00 PM) I must agree with Mr Seminara: 'Poetry is defined by the poet.'
Those who think that it is not a poem should perhaps make a list of features that characterise poetry.
Well, what have you put down:
1. rhymes - no, modern poetry does not need rhymes since they are in the way of spontaneity and create a frame, that is, in my view, artificial. Yes, medieval, reneissance... times revelled in form and the poet was often judged by his/her ability to cram (some) meaning into various forms (sonnet, rondel etc.) of various degree of restrictions. Modernists got rid of rhymes: attempting at expressing yourself the coincidence that one word rhymes with another is hardly a sufficient reason why to put it at the end of the line. I suggest that those who require rhymes call themselves tradicionalists - I, not being one of them, will insist that it is a poem since it fits my idea of poetry that I give hereinafter.
2. Obviously there are other features intrinsic to poetry as assonance, metrical feet etc. - again the point no.1 can be applied - they are expression of form and as modern poetry sought spontaneity form became a cage they wanted to break out of.
Still, the two points I mentioned contain something that is very important to poetry and that is rhythm - yes, poetry has always been expected to be more rhytmical than, say, novels or stories. And rhythm is something what I expect from poetry too - but not the artificial rhythm of forms given in advance but the rhythm of poet's thoughts. Yes, poetry has always been very subjective, it recreates the moment, as somebody put it, and therefore there is no space for explaining. The narrator (novels, stories) tends to explain more, describe - the poet relies more on you seeing the links for yourself since he/she wants to recreate the moment on the emotional, not factula, level.
And so you see the way Mr Bukowski cut up his POEM into lines (sometimes just one word on the line) - yes the lines are the rhythm of his thoughts. He would not do it, if he wanted to create a short story. The lines are his decision - yes, he meant this as a poem. Try to write a short story in this way - it would annoy the reader since narration has different (intrinsic) rules and goals.
What I leave out is obvious overlaying of genres - poetic features in narration, narrative features in poems - that is another, long, story.
Let me repeat in the end what was said at the beginning:
Poetry is defined by the poet.
The poet has
to do it while
the reader
the right
to say
this is not poetry
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- Tuesday December 17, 2013
Meet Libratone's latest speaker. It's pretty, it's fuzzy, and it sounds fantastic — but only when AirPlay cooperates.
Meet Libratone's latest speaker. It's pretty, it's fuzzy, and it sounds fantastic — but only when AirPlay cooperates.
The Melody's biggest high point is its superior 20-hour battery life. But the sound isn't up to snuff, especially for its high price tag.
Sennheiser's wireless headphones sound great, and work well in offices or large homes. For smaller, urban dwellings, however, the RS 220s are bound to cause more headaches than easy listening.
The UE Boom earns our highest marks. It's super-portable, the battery lasts seemingly forever, and It sounds downright fantastic — especially for a small speaker priced at $200.
Upstart speaker company Wren has made an excellent-sounding wooden speaker that runs on your wireless network and can be controlled by Android devices.
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Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
Fresh fruits are not the only thing you can infuse into vodka. Skittles make for shockingly bright colors and a playful presentation. Hey, it's not like it's health food to begin with, right?
Miner's lettuce, king of wild salad greens, grows all over the West clear out to the Great Plains. It is also one of the few food plants native to the US that early explorers exported back to Europe.
If you live in the West, you have access to all the wild pine nuts you'll ever need -- and these nuts won't give you 'pine mouth.' But be warned: Pine trees do not give up their treasures lightly.
Nasturtiums taking over the garden? Brine and pickle the seed pods for some homemade "capers." Photo by Scott Davis; recipe at NPR's The Splendid Table.
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Dear Editor:
I may well be in a minority, but I remember the 1964-1965 World's Fair and Philip Johnson's New York State Pavilion ("Pavilion Push Is On," Jan. 30). In my opinion even as newly constructed, it possessed very little architectural merit. For the most part it was a tower restaurant and a large steel and glass open-sided structure.
After decades of neglect and rust, rehabilitating this eyesore at a cost of tens of millions of dollars makes no sense. For a fraction of cost, it should be demolished and the area grassed over. Most importantly, demolition will recognize we are talking about urban park property and a reversal of the decades of abuse that have been visited upon Flushing Meadows Corona Park with multiple non-park structures.
The Parthenon it is not.


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GOD'S WORD Translation (GW) | New International Version (NIV) |
9 to carry out the judgment that is written against them. This is an honor that belongs to all his godly ones. Hallelujah! | 9 to carry out the sentence written against them. This is the glory of all his saints. Praise the LORD. |
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Title: President of organizational performance -- a new practice of the Prouty Project [a management consulting firm in Eden Prairie]
What do you do? I help our clients address internal organizational challenges so they can successfully achieve their business goals.
Education: Bachelor's and master's degrees in English literature from the University of Minnesota and DePaul University in Chicago; master's degree in business administration with a concentration in marketing from the University of St. Thomas
Family: Spouse, Daniel Young, partner at Murnane Brandt law firm; dog Sassie, a 65-pound yellow Lab who thinks that she is a lap dog.
Hobbies: Extensive travel plus all the "up north" cabin sports, such as waterskiing, cross-country skiing and boating.
Previous jobs: Most recently, I worked at two divisions of UnitedHealth Group as a senior director of leadership systems and, earlier, as director of marketing and business development for the company. Before that, I was a manager at Thomson West in several positions, including strategy and business development and leadership development. My early career was focused on teaching, and learning and development.
Other than your current position, what would be your dream job? Since being a "wine connoisseur" isn't typically a paid position, my dream job is helping leadership teams that are open to working more effectively together and getting a higher return on their performance goals via business metrics.
How did you choose the line of work you're in? Moving into organizational performance evolved out of my early career as an English teacher into the business world as a learning and development professional. Organizational performance creates a more significant impact in a business when you are able to change underlying systems and processes that help ensure people are successful in their own work.
Name one thing that you would rather do than go to work Monday morning: More adventure travel. On my near-term list is exploring Machu Picchu in Peru, the Galapagos Islands, and the pyramids in Egypt.
What is something about yourself that others would be surprised to know? At age 16 I traveled in Europe with my girlfriend Liz for two months on a Eurail pass. I couldn't wait to see and experience the castles, churches, scenery, people and food of other countries. To this day, people ask how my parents "let" me go at such a young age. I think we are all still surprised, especially when I talk to most 16-year-olds today.
Career advice: Think about your career advancement as a lattice, rather than a ladder. Be willing to move into other functional areas to grow new skills and experiences. If you love what you were doing before, you can always go back, but other opportunities may not present themselves again. And remember to laugh along the way.
Ideal retirement: Helping nonprofits do strategic planning and organizational performance as a volunteer, while also spending summers at the cabin and winters in Arizona, and traveling in the spring and fall. Who knows, maybe I'll finally earn my doctorate in English literature.


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Nathant Bracken v 2.0 is going to make this so difficult for the Sc0rchers.
Nathant Bracken v 2.0 is going to make this so difficult for the Sc0rchers.
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
come on stars. i wanna see warne miss the final
tbh i should be sleeping cause i start work at 6 but **** that. relying on twitter updates atm
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Stiff from Marsh, deserved to be there at the end.
Could turn the match
Wright has a few pies in him....
Parmi | #1 draft pick | Jake King is **** | Big Bash League tipping champion of the universeCome and Paint Turtle
Wowee, Wright to Huss... ugh
Do I contradict myself?
Very well then I contradict myself,
(I am large, I contain multitudes.
Walt Whitman
Haha, you have Hussey coming in with 32 to get in 3? Could be over quickly.
+ time's fickle card game ~ with you and i +
forever 63*
Absolute Travis Cloke that Warney hasn't bowled today.
Come on ****s.
"Hussey a handy player to have in at this stage"
Thanks Greg Blewitt.
Need to target this over, need to get it under 7 needed in the last over IMO.
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22 And Hezekiah had said, "What is the sign that I shall go up to the house of the Lord?" | 22 Hezekiah had asked, "What will be the sign that I will go up to the temple of the LORD?" |
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The Carer of the Month Award has been in place at Parkerville since 2006 and all staff members can be nominated. The purpose is to identify and reward employees who have been nominated by their peer(s) as upholding one or more of our Organisational core values from our Values Statement in a distinctive way.
The Carer of the Month receives a $150 dining voucher;
Professional Therapeutic Carers Therapeutic Care Programme
Psychologist, Coordinator Child and Parent Centre Challis
ICT Manager
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i have an old fast track pro m audio interface that came w the demo of pro tools but wont open unless i have my fast track pro connected....im gettin a new pre amp so im just wondering if i got the full version on pro tools 8 if its compatible with any pre amps and eq
do u need M-audio interface or anything to access pro tools 8?
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The Maudio Fast Track Pro should be M-Powered compatible and work just fine with the full version of Pro Tools.
If you buy the full version of Pro Tools...it shouldn't have a hardware lock and work with anything you've got in your system. The exception may be if they're doing a hardware authorization...much like the M-Powered stuff looks for an M-Audio device...but it'll likely be a USB dongle that simply runs authorize. I do know ProTools is bundled with hardware...and those versions have various hardware locks...but if you purchase a fully seperate copy, you shouldn't have any problems. If you're intendeing to use your pre-amps and EQ's in front of the Fast Track, then you wouldn't have a problem...the software wouldn't have any idea of what your'e running in front of the M-Audio device.
You need digidesign hardware to use protools LE or TDM, or approved hardware from M-audio or mackie, to use protools M powered. I'm not aware of any full version of protools that does not require this. (if there really is one i'd really like to know because it would be a complete policy 180 turn from digi, and digi's hardware policy is the only reason i don't use protools anymore.)
However once you have one piece of approved hardware in your system, you can add many other things through it , as Jay points out.
I realize this is old but M-Powered Pro tools will require a compatible m-audio device attached to open and use at all times. LE requires Digi hardware and The Mackie Board that is compatible requires a 50 upgrade and M-Powered software.
There is no way around this.
Get pro tools 8 m powered...you wont regret it
can't affort to buy pro tools m-powered,can someone help me please ???it's for a metal band xd...
Try asking a question instead of an answer.
Justin Vencel | Sep 03 at 07:09
Two other decent, but lower priced options:
will the m-audio fast track (mk1) work with pro tools 8 LE?.
pro tools is bad .... get sonar cakewalk !! much better for a home recording studio
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One aspect of fall that we really enjoy is looking for a new coat or jacket. We've fallen hard for trench coats this year because they have a classic silhouette that looks great on nearly everyone, and they protect against the elements. This season you'll find vintage-inspired trench coats, printed ones, and some in unusual shapes. I've already picked Banana Republic's "Mad Men"-inspired leopard trench (far left), but which trench will you choose? Maybe one of our 15 favorites will delight you.
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It started as a friendly competition among online Twitter buddies Kathryn and Lynn. They got to talking about whose fiber was finer (& perhaps better), Lynn's adorable angora rabbits' or Kathryn's beloved alpacas'?
They decided that they would settle the matter once and for all by having an impartial judge, a master spinner, spin a sample of both fibers. Each participant sent a sample to "celebrity judge" Chris, who blogs here)
for him to spin. They also sent samples to each other so they could
spin the others' fiber and comment on it. Chris has spun the fiber and knitted a sample square from each. The results will be posted this week on Fiber Arts Friday on the Alpaca Farmgirl Blog.
Read Kathryn's take on the smackdown here and Lynn's here. We are awaiting our Celebrity Judge Chris' results and his account of the Alpaca Bunny Smackdown this Friday. I admit to stalking him contacting him in order to get inside scoop. He's not talking so bugging him to death asking him about it won't work.
This week on AlpacaFarmgirl we are celebrating both alpacas and bunnies, the animals and their fiber. We are hearing from both the rabbit camp and the alpaca camp. We're giving away fiber, yarn and more so check with us each day this week. Tune in Friday for the unveiling of the judges results on the Fiber Arts Friday Blog Carnival, where you can also link your own fiber-related blog posts.


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quote:no, my buddies stole one of my buddies' login info and like 20 of them use it (got my own)
quote:I doubt they give a shite unless it gets out of hand.
quote:I guess they don't give a shit, even when it gets out of hand.
quote:No, but seriously. If anyone has an HBO account and wants to swap for something else, let me know. I'm desperate to get HBO again
quote:That would be fricking awesome. I'll toss you the rivals account.
quote:Techinologically speaching it's a felony
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Professor of Materials Sciences Michael Simpson has been appointed the next director of the UT-Oak Ridge National Laboratory Joint Institute for Biological Sciences.
Office of Research and Engagement News
Engineering Students Help ORNL, Local Motors Print Drivable 3D Car
The only "car" that most people associate with printers is a "car-tridge" of ink, but may soon change, thanks in part to several UT students.
UTRF Makes Top 100 Universities List for New US Patents
The UT Research Foundation was listed among the world's top universities for producing new US utility patents. UTRF ranked eightieth, ahead of Emory, Yale, and Princeton.
Nelson Named Associate Vice Chancellor for Research
Janet Nelson has been named the new associate vice chancellor for research, focusing on research development, effective July 1. Nelson joins UT's Office of Research and Engagement from her position as director of business development for the URS Corporation. She replaces Greg Reed, who has served as associate vice chancellor for research since 2007.
Research Compliance Officer Lawson Retiring After Quarter Century
The administrator who has ensured ethical treatment for people who are the subjects of UT research projects is stepping away from that responsibility after almost a quarter century. Brenda Lawson, compliance officer for the Office of Research and Engagement, will retire on June 30. A reception in her honor will be held from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. on Friday, May 2, in the Carolyn P. Brown University Center Executive Dining Room. Lawson, who has administered the university's Institutional Review Board, joined the research office in May 1991 as an assistant to the university's compliance coordinator.
Interviews Begin This Week for Associate Vice Chancellor for Research
Candidates for the position of associate vice chancellor for research–research development will be on campus over the next four weeks. As part of the campus visit, each candidate will hold a public forum and respond to questions following the presentation.
Higher Ed Engagement Expert to Speak on March 13
UT's Office of Research and Engagement is hosting a national expert on academic reward systems for engaged scholarship. KerryAnn O'Meara, associate professor of higher education at the University of Maryland, will present "Rewarding Engaged Scholarship in Promotion and Tenure: Strategies for Action" at 1:00 p.m., Thursday, March 13, at the university.
Office of Research and Engagement Expand Compliance Efforts
UT researchers will have more help in complying with complex federal requirements that cover everything from treatment of lab animals and surveying human subjects to handling hazardous materials and defense-sensitive information. The Office of Research and Engagement has hired Robert Nobles as assistant vice chancellor fo the responsible conduct of research and research integrity officer.
Vice Chancellor Taylor Eighmy Named National Academy of Inventors Fellow
In 2001, Taylor Eighmy was issued a patent for an invention that keeps heavy metal from contaminated marine sediments from seeping further into the water. Now, UT's vice chancellor for research and engagement at UT is being honored for his contributions in innovation and technology development with the election to the 2013 class of National Academy of Inventors Fellows.
Two Professors Named NEH Fellows; UT Ranks in Top Ten for Fellows
Two professors from UT have been offered National Endowment for the Humanities research fellowships for 2014-15, continuing a university tradition of being a national leader in NEH fellows. Nancy Henry and Gregory Kaplan are being honored with the prestigious fellowship, marking thirteen in a string of NEH grants to UT faculty since 2004. This puts UT among the top ten institutions nationwide in the number of NEH grants awarded in the past ten years.


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Altered States: An inquiry into the possible use of narcotics or alcohol to induce dreams in Pharaonic Egypt
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Panorama of the landscape in wales. The Kodak Advantix F350 id say was similar to the vivitar ultra wide and slim camera, because you can change the size of the photo you are going to take!
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