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Prep Blog: Boys Hockey Playoff Games Highlight Weekend Match-Ups
We're sprinting towards the end of February, but March Madness is already in full effect on the Minnesota high school sports scene. Our top match-ups this week feature two Friday hockey games with state tournament bids at stake, a top-five match-up in girls basketball and a couple of interesting games in the boys basketball playoffs.
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You have to love this time of year if you're a high school sports fan. Yes, it's the middle of February and it's bitterly cold, but the best programs around Minnesota are flocking to the Twin Cities to take home trophies.
Prep Blog: State Dance Competition Highlights Weekend Sports
The state's best ski teams, both downhill and cross country, are at Giant's Ridge in Biwabik this week for their perspective state tournaments. This weekend, the best dance teams in Minnesota hit Target Center in Minneapolis to determine the best high kick and jazz programs in three classes in the state..
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Prep Blog: This Weekend's Top High School Match-Ups
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Prep Blog: Friday's Top High School Match-Ups
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Prep Blog: Minnesota Transitions Event Highlights Weekend Match-Ups
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Prep Blog: Previewing The Prep Bowl At TCF Bank Stadium
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Prep Blog: Section Championships, Previewing 'The Big 4′
Eagan at Prior Lake highlights a big night of high school football across Minnesota Friday as state tournament bids are up for grabs. Every athlete that ever puts on football pads dreams of the chance to play for a trip to state. For 112 teams across seven total classes, the opportunity is there this week to celebrate a section championship when the clock hits zero.
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A conference title is on the line Friday night in Arden Hills as a pair of top 5 teams in Class 6A square off. No. 5-ranked Mounds View hosts No. 4-ranked East Ridge, and the Raptors can clinch a share of the Suburban East Conference title with a victory. It The match-up highlights a big night in prep football.
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You might not have heard of the band Peter, Bjorn and John, but you've probably heard the group's biggest hit, "Young Folks," a catchy hipster song driven by a killer melodic whistle. The Swedish indie-rock band, whose energetic live shows led to an opening slot on Depeche Mode's 2009-10 "Tour of the Universe," performs Friday night (Sept. 23) at the intimate Bardot club in Midtown Miami (3456 N. Miami Ave.) in support of its sixth album, "Gimme Some." Drummer and backing vocalist John Eriksson talked to Miami.com about the show.
How's the tour going so far?
It's going really well, and we're looking forward to coming to Miami. It's so funny - I thought about it the other day: When I was a kid, like 10 years old up in the north of Sweden, it's snowing like all year, almost - I was watching "Miami Vice," and it was a Saturday night and I was dreaming about being in Miami. So we're looking forward to seeing the actual city where "Miami Vice" was shot.
So this is your first time in Miami?
Yeah, I was in Cuba a couple of years ago and I asked one of the tour bus guys to take me in his boat to Miami, but he wouldn't do it.
Your show in Miami is at a very small venue. Do you guys prefer that over, say, opening for Depeche Mode or other huge shows like that?
Yeah, I think it was during the Depeche tour when we played some really small venues at nighttime. We played at Madison Square Garden and then went to a super-small rock club in New York and did a small show. And that energy with a small-venue rock atmosphere, we tried to pinpoint during this tour. So we're playing smaller venues - like in Chicago, we played four shows in small venues instead of one show in a big venue, so we wanted the venues to be, like, punk-y, and it's hard to do that in a theater. You can't get that sweat and the vibe. And we love for people to get up onstage.
Can we expect a lot of the new album at the show?
Yeah, but we try to incorporate old songs, like songs from [2009's] "Living Thing," which was a record that had kind of a hip-hop sense. We rearranged some of those songs to sound like garage rock - it's gonna be new versions of old songs. But I promise "Young Folks" is gonna sound like it was before - you can't change that to a thrash-metal song, or people will get furious.
Speaking of "Young Folks," how much did that change your life?
If we didn't have that song, we'd still be working other jobs, I think.
So who's the whistler on that song?
Actually, no one, because it's hard to whistle in that pitch. It's a mix of two whistles and then we transposed the pitch with computers. It's actually impossible to whistle like that.
For the new album "Gimme Some," is it true you guys tried to make it really punk rock, but it didn't work?
Yeah, I think we sometimes think stuff about ourselves that we can't do. What we do best is pop and indie-pop. We tried to make it punk-y, but Peter's voice is so smooth. He can't just sing like Sid Vicious or make it sound angry - it only made him angry [laughs].
Your songs are very melodic. Who are some of your biggest musical influences?
The Buzzcocks always combined that punk-y vibe with pop melodies, so them and The Damned. And further back, of course The Beatles and Rolling Stones and Van Halen. Peter knows everything about The Beatles - if there was a TV show competition, he would probably win it all.
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2In the box, type regedit and hit enter to open the Windows Registry.
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The LR2 may be the cheapest Land Rover, but it still has a good measure of off-road capability. But unlike the rest of the lineup, the LR2 isn't as at home on the road as it is off-road. It's heavy, the 3.2-liter six-cylinder engine is weak, the interior isn't very luxurious, and fuel economy is dismal.
Base Price: $36,550
Looks good, serious off-road credentials.
Boring to drive; weight makes the inline-6 work hard, killing fuel economy; recessed key slot is beyond annoying; priced like a Land Rover.
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Introduced for 2008; revised, LR4-esque front end and a new IP for '11.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Even by Alaska standards, the rock slide in Glacier Bay National Park was a huge event.
It was a monumental geophysical event that was almost overlooked until a pilot happened to fly over where the cliff collapsed and snapped some photographs nearly a month later.
(MORE: How to Prepare for a Landslide, Landslide Warning Signs to Look for)
When the cliff collapsed in the national park in southeast Alaska on June 11, it sent rock and ice coursing down a valley and over a lovely white glacier in what perhaps was the largest landslide recorded in North America.
The rumbling was enough so that it showed up as a 3.4-magnitude earthquake in Alaska. The seismic event also was recorded in Canada. The massive landslide occurred in a remote valley beneath the 11,750-foot Lituya Mountain in the Fairweather Range about six miles from the border with British Columbia.
"I don't know of any that are bigger," Marten Geertsema, a research geomorphologist for the provincial Forest Service in British Columbia, said Thursday, when comparing the landslide to others in North America.
If someone had been standing in front of the slide, the air blast alone would have flattened that person, said Geertsema, who studies natural hazards resulting from geophysical processes on the earth's surface.
"I think they would be blown over by the air blast," he said.
Despite the extraordinary size of the landslide, which was estimated at a half-mile wide and 5 ½ miles long, it went virtually unnoticed until air taxi pilot Drake Olson flew over it on July 2. The landslide, which rolled over the glacier, is not very noticeable to the thousands of cruise ship passengers that visit Glacier Bay National Park near Juneau each summer. That is because it is about 12 to 15 miles up the glacier from the bay.
Glacier Bay National Park Superintendent Susan Boudreau said visitors to the 3.2-million acre park won't notice anything different in the landscape this summer, but the rock and ice likened to a river of black syrup moving toward the bay is on the move. How fast it is moving is still the question, she said.
"It is going to come down but we don't know the speed of that," Boudreau said.
There are several factors that contribute to the likelihood of mountains collapsing, Geertsema said. Sometimes it is caused by a general weakening of the rock. Other times it could be due to a very large snowpack that melts quickly.


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January 2012's selection of notable quotes
For the first time, researchers culture a bacteria that uses a magnetic sulfide compound to navigate.
The Scientist recounts the year's top science prize winners and top-notch scientists that passed away.
A list of this year's most high-profile retractions and controversies in science
A coauthor of the key paper that led to one of this year's Nobel Prizes for Physiology or Medicine claims the recipient wasn't involved in the research.
Scientists near the Fukushima plant are equipping wild monkeys with radiation collars to get better sense of their exposure in the wild.
For nematode worms, a bigger stress response means a healthier, longer life, but fewer babies.
More than one quarter of US researchers studying human embryonic stem cells say they've had trouble acquiring cell lines of interest.
Researchers explain the luminous quality of yellow buttercups.
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- Hi Jeff,
>I just updated my BIOS, I hope that solves it.
Definitely worth a try. I would agree with Wayne in that
something is causing those motherboards to go bad or appear bad.
I've only had two bad ones and one was from the get go. The other
was the clock wouldn't be remembered and nothing I tried fixed
it. (Well, I did have one other go bad, but it was because the
fire department dumped tons of water on the fire and a tad bit
too much got in the computer. LOL) That's out of about 10
motherboards over about 10 years time.
My best running motherboards are Microstar Systems Inc. (MSI)
FWIW. My aBit was the bad one from the get go causing lockups - I
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willing to disclose. <g> The clock one was an old Socket 7
Soltek. I'm always a few years behind the latest and great due to
costs. On this machine I run a 1.1 GHz AMD Athlon, 1GHz
Crucial/Kingston RAM, 256MB Apollo Bloody Monster II video
adapter, no-frills CD burner 52x, Iomega zip drive 100MB, on a
MSI Turbo 2. I has a USB 2 PCI card on it, but it doesn't want to
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Oklahoma State filled a major need by signing running back Chris Carson on Wednesday.
Carson had previously committed to his homestate Georgia Bulldogs. He played for Butler (Kan.) Community College last season, where he ran for 994 yards and nine touchdowns. The Cowboys kicked standout Tyreek Hill off the team after he was arrested following a domestic violence incident, and Desmond Roland was a senior, leaving the team thin at running back.
Darrion Daniels, a defensive tackle from Dallas, is the star of the recruiting class. His father, Tony, played football for Texas Tech and the Green Bay Packers.
The Cowboys also got late commitments from offensive lineman Marcus Keyes of Port Allen, Louisiana, and running back Jeff Carr of Temple (Texas) High School.
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A slew of actors are endorsing fairness products but actor Abhay Deol believes they "stoke the inferiority complex" amongst Indians.
"If Indians were 'White', would there be a 'Dark and Sexy'? Here are some brands to stoke our inferiority complex...," he tweeted, along with a photograph featuring three products.
From Aishwarya Rai, Shah Rukh Khan, Priyanka Chopra to Shahid Kapoor and Varun Dhawan - various actors have featured in advertisements for fairness products.
Active in Hindi filmdom since his debut in 2005 with "Socha Na Tha", Abhay has faced the camera to play various kinds of roles in films like "Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd.", "Ek Chalis Ki Last Local", "Manorama Six Feet Under", "Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!", "Dev D" and "Chakravyuh".
He had also produced a film "One By Two", but it failed to impress moviegoers.
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You wouldn't be making this comment if kareena was promoting fairness products!
Totally agree with him
Looove Priyanka Chopra
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Facial features stand out more than the complexion
Love you Varun dhawan!
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Love you priyanka chopra
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completely agree with him
these small small things only are the basis of colour discrimination
i feel famous personalities should refrain from promoting such things
Abhay Deol is absolutely right!!! you could be a complete witch and be white in complexion, does that make you better than a kind-hearted darker skinned person?
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Coupon Codes for SocialClerks??
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Like many of those episodes I think it really did touch on the realities of the human mind. If war becomes too detached, too clean and simple then we will put much less effort into diplomacy. I'm not a pacifist, but I do think war should be a last option. And it should be messy and painful so that we'll try to find ways to end it.
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I'm sure there are many people who bust the stereotypes wide open, but generally speaking it will be assumed that the woman will put her kids first by actually taking off work to do whatever they need where men traditionally are considered to be "taking care of the kids" by working hard to bring home more money. Neither way is particularly fair or universal.
And I'm sure being left behind is no more fun for a man than a woman, but it's hardly a one sided issue. Plenty of women have been left with the kids when the husband seeks greener pastures.
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Things are changing, but for now, women bear the brunt of child rearing expectations. That means we are more likely to be expected to make career and life sacrifices in order to have a family. Managers will expect women with children to take off more time for things like doctor's appointments and will (perhaps unwittingly) take that into consideration when doling out promotions etc. Many women are more than happy to make these sacrifices in order to raise children, but a growing number are not so eager.
There are plenty of women who feel the same way you do about starting a family but I guess it doesn't matter since you've "quite literally given up on women." I'd have to say that sentiment wouldn't go very far towards your valuation as a potential father. Raising kids is hard work, sacrifice, expensive and life-long. If you can't even hack the process of finding the person who wants to try to do it with you, what does that say?
Plus, if you think the only difference between sex with another person and with a pie is the potential for children, then you're doing something wrong.
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IMO, the *real* reason for commercial licenses was the concept that commercial drivers are driving much larger vehicles that require special training/skills to operate safely on the roadways.
I'm pretty sure the real reason is to make more money from licensing people who are in turn making a profit from that license. The gov't could just issue a straight vehicle license and leave it up to the owner of a vehicle to get whatever training is required to operate it safely, but they don't because there's more money to be had from fees on commercial enterprises.
If Uber or Lyft drivers are getting paid to drive passengers around then they should have to follow the same rules as other commercial drivers. Maybe those rules should be changed. Maybe regulations on cab companies are unduly restrictive to limit competition and that should be fixed. But, I don't think a "cab" company that just happens to allow its passengers to find rides using the internet should get a pass on the rules that cab companies with proper dispatchers and fleets have to follow.
If the rules are useless or harmful, change the rules. Don't grant exemptions just because the internet is involved.
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Comment: Re:Why is lack of male nurses not an issue? (Score 2) 479
It isn't so much that men are discouraged from fields but made to feel bad if they don't pursue the apex of the chosen field rather than something along the path. Certainly in my own education, I remember the ratio of male teachers increasing as I went through school. Almost no male el-ed teachers, more middle school/high school (esp. in the sciences) and then in college it was predominantly male professors.
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As a woman in the industry, I don't want anyone looking at me and wondering if I only got my job because someone had to check off a percentage.
Comment: Re:What diversity issue? (Score 1) 479
It isn't a problem just because the ratio isn't 50/50. But it is fair to ask if we are making sure women of all ages know they can and should pursue interests in the STEM fields if they wish to. I feel the same way about encouraging men to follow their hearts into non-traditional fields for them as well. I see no reason why men should ever be discouraged from being teachers or nurses.
Comment: Re:More US workers == offshoring?? (Score 1) 484
If companies really just wanted more tech workers, and not cheaper labor, they'd push for fast tracking them on proper green cards so they could stay indefinitely. The H1B is a means to cycle people through as indentured servants.
I'm sure there are exceptions. I'm sure there are well paid, well qualified H1B workers in this country. But think about it, do you really think companies and our gov't would have concocted the program if what they really wanted was a bunch of permanent tech workers to fix a shortage? Permanent residency would have allowed that already, no new program with a time limit and direct tie to employment was necessary.
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What we actually do is vote for whoever tells the most pleasing lies, has the most ad money, follows some arbitrary political party etc. Voter turnout is crap, so all election issues are boiled down to just the hot buttons that can motivate the crazies to go vote. And we end up with a gov't run by people who have no reason to care about good solutions because they'll get re-elected by the same TV consuming wing-nuts who put them in office in the first place.
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HATTIESBURG — The Forrest Health hospital system is expecting its first red ink since 2007.
The projected $2.5 million loss for fiscal 2014 is from federal cuts, including payments for uninsured patients, CEO Evan Dillard told The Hattiesburg American. Forrest General alone is expected to lose $3.7 in such "disproportionate share" payments, he said in an email.
Across the city, Wesley Medical Center CEO Mike Neuendorf said the hospital projects a $1-million reduction in DSH payments.
The Forrest Health system also is planning for cuts of more than $10 million in cuts from the federal budget stalemate and supplemental payments.
The five-hospital system has a $1.4 billion budget. Its flagship is Forrest General Hospital in Hattiesburg.
"We do not receive supporting payments from the county so we have to operate with Revenues over Expenses in order to reinvest in new technology and maintain jobs," Dillard wrote.
The Forrest County Board of Supervisors approved the fiscal 2014 budget in August.
That budget predicts about $22.4 million in DSH and Medicaid supplemental payments.
The hospital system will still provide charity care to its 19-county area, and officials already have budgeted an automatic discount for patients dubbed "self-pay," CFO Andy Woodard told the board of supervisors.
He said about 60 percent of hospital income in such cases comes from federal and state governments.
"These patients are still going to come in for treatment. We just have no source of funding," Woodard said. "… We're just hoping for a funding source, i.e. Medicaid expansion."
State lawmakers reauthorized Medicaid earlier this year but did not vote on whether to expand the program as the Affordable Care Act allows. It would have added 300,000 people to the rolls, but federal money for the expanded care would begin to dwindle after 2014.
"We currently and will continue to support the expansion of Medicaid," Dillard said.
More than 600,000 of Mississippi's three million residents are on Medicaid.
Affordable Care Act requirements going into effect next year will cost Medicaid an additional $272 million to $436 million from 2014 to 2020 without Medicaid expansion, according to a Division of Medicaid report.
Dillard said Forrest Health's primary strategy to make up the difference will be reducing expenses while attempting to grow volume to generate the level of cash necessary to operate the hospitals.
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Thief River Falls scored three times in the fifth and three times in the sixth to rally for a 6-4 win over the Park Rapids baseball team Tuesday at Thief River Falls. Doubles by Levi Erickson, Cory Odland and Christian Ridlon and an RBI single by Ryan Peterson gave the Panthers a 3-0 lead in the first inning. A double by Jordan Eischens and an RBI single by Zach Eystad pushed the Panthers' lead to 4-0 in the fourth. After the Prowlers cut the deficit to 4-3 in the fifth, Reed Helling's bases-clearing triple with two outs in the sixth gave Thief River Falls the lead. Singles by Eystad,
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Alex Renner tied for first place at No. 1 singles to lead the Park Rapids boys tennis team at Thursday's Mid-State Conference tournament at the Depot Courts and Century School courts. Renner, the No. 2 seed, defeated Perham's Jordan Cresap, lost to Staples-Motley's Tom Zoellner and defeated Detroit Lakes' Jesse Meyer to share first place in this round-robin format. Scott Smith and Mitch Fossen finished third at No. 1 doubles while Matt Sullivan took fourth at No. 4 singles. Chris Shaw (at No. 2 singles), Jeff Dickinson (at No. 3 singles), Calvin Bateman and Steven Osterman (at No.
Combining 19 walks with 29 hits helped the Park Rapids fastpitch softball team extend its winning streak with a doubleheader sweep at Pelican Rapids Thursday. The Panthers belted out 13 hits and drew 13 walks en route to a 21-3 six-inning victory in the first game. Park Rapids completed the sweep as 16 hits and six walks led to a 13-5 win in the second game. In the opener, the Panthers scored 11 runs in the first inning and 10 runs in the sixth inning for the win. Katie Just had an RBI single and two-run single while Alyssa Carlson had a pair of RBI singles in the 11-run first inning.
Ian Johnson's 87 led the Park Rapids boys golf team to eighth place at Wednesday's Crosby-Ironton/Pequot Lakes Invitational at Deacon's Lodge. Dustin Bethel's 89, Ed Carlson's 90 and Jeff Jacobson's 94 rounded out the Panthers' 360 team score. Frank Moren's 89, Ty Meech's 93, Lane Hillukka's 96 and Noah Hendrickson's 97 led United North Central to 10th place with a 374. Nevis finished 11th with a 380 behind Kyle Magnuson's 86, Daniel Stacey's 96, Matt Halik's 98 and AJ Pappas' 100.
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Last season, the Park Rapids girls track and field team needed a strong finish to edge Breckenridge for the Section 6A True Team title. On Tuesday at Glyndon, the Panthers used a strong finish to run away from Breckenridge to repeat as True Team champs. A year ago, the Panthers compiled 905 points to edge Breckenridge's 902 total. This year, the Panthers scored 902 points to defend the title as Breckenridge finished second in this 17-team meet with 860 points. "We're excited to repeat," said Park Rapids head coach Corey Hill. "I'm happy for the girls.
Even though the Park Rapids boys track and field team duplicated last year's eighth-place finish, Pat Deegan was pleased with the way his team performed at Tuesday's Section 6A True Team meet at Glyndon. A year ago, the Panthers compiled 532.50 points to finish in eighth place out of 17 teams. On Tuesday, the Panthers compiled 585.50 points to finish eighth out of 17 teams. Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton won the team title with 939 points. Leading the Panthers was Herman Stieng, who finished second in the 400-meter dash in 53.26 and seventh in the 100 dash in 12.45.
The Park Rapids fastpitch softball team found three different ways to win three key games. A seven-run seventh inning rallied the Panthers to a 9-4 win at Bagley Monday and a six-run 10th inning sparked the Panthers to a 9-3 win at Perham in the first game of a Mid-State Conference doubleheader Tuesday.


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The Government cash has been handed to initiatives that encourage sustainable travel in a bid to reduce the amount of traffic on the roads and improve services for bus and bike users.
Hampshire County Council and six partner authorities have secured more than £2m from the Department for Transport's Local Sustainable Transport fund, while Southampton City Council has been awarded nearly £1m to tackle congestion and make it safer, easier and cheaper to cycle or use public transport.
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Southampton residents will be encouraged to walk and cycle for more of their regular journeys though the council's My Journey initiative, which will now run until March 2016.
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Councillor Jacqui Rayment, Southampton City Council's Cabinet member for environment and transport, said: "It is fantastic to know that the work of everyone involved in delivering the My Journey initiative to Southampton has been acknowledged by ministers.
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