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How long is ur wife pregnant for in harvest moon and how long is it before ur baby becomes a toddler?
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[i][/i]i have no idea really i mean, im playing in the girl version and im barely on my first year so i dont know[color=red][/color]im thinking maybe two weeks and ur baby probably becomes a toddler in the next month i beleive...if i am wrong please dont say mean things please...
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it takes two seasons for a baby to be born.
I can never find a man more truer than my BF *Patrick* *love you always and forever* ~Jasmin Want to be added to my friend list? You will find me roaming around in forum games so just ask! |
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For your wife to become pregnant:
1 Season. For the Baby: 1 season. For it to become a todler: The game will Fast-Foward itself. If not you have to wait 1yr or so Rawr~
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New Board and Bindings (ready to buy soon)
Hey everyone I am relatively new to the sport and come for your advice on my first board and bindings. I am in Indiana right now so there is not much in way of shops to go to so this weekend I am planning on making a trip to a shop in Indianapolis to buy my first pair of boots/ Here's my basic info though:
Height: 6' Weight: between 180-190 Boot Size: Havn't gotten them yet, I wear a size 10 1/2 shoe so I am guessing my boot size will likely end up being somewhere in the 10-11 range. Style: Just freeride for now Location: Would mostly be in the midwest so Wisconsin/Indiana are the only places for me to really go but I will be making a trip to Montana this spring. Age: 20 Budget: Would like to keep board and bindings under $500 total if possible I was planning on buying a board about a year and a half ago and was pretty set on the Forum Recon but I am open for any suggestions. My budget is pretty solid at $500 but would be willing to spend another $100 or so if I would really benefit from that. As for bindings I am not positive on much and would love to hear your recommendations after a few more boards are suggested. (I also looked at the Burton Clash as well as a possibility) I would appreciate any help you all can offer, Thanks! |
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It's hard to get a good full setup this time of year for $500, you could get much more for your money a few months from now when the end of season sales kick in. If you really want to buy soon that Forum Recon is a decent board for the money and it would leave enough of your budget for some good bindings.
01-13-2011, 12:34 PM | #3 (permalink) |
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Hey Rufus, I definitely understand where you are coming from. One of the main reasons I want to go ahead with it sooner rather than later is because for spring break this year I'll be in Montana for 4 or 5 days to snowboard so renting is going to cost me around $180 for that trip and since I was able to find a place to stay for free I figured it made sense to take the money I am saving from lodging and add that to the money I would pay for renting and just pull the trigger on my own board instead. So I guess that is my logic behind the time frame there. If I bumped the budget up to around $600 would that offer me any better options?
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Being that you're a newer rider, I'm guessing you aren't looking to charge down black runs?
K2 Raygun: Excellent bang for your buck board. Not super stable on steeps, but great in powder and mellow groomers. Mid-flex. 159 is a good size for you. K2 Raygun Mens Snowboard 2011 Pair it with these and you're golden: K2 Uprise Mens Snowboard Bindings 2011 |
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Leo, Thanks for the recommendation I am liking what I saw and also like the "create a package" deal they had on that website. As much as I would hate to be the guy to walk into a store and try on a pair of boots to see what fits and then bail and go buy online if I can save myself $50 or so I can't complain.
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You saw the package deals eh? I would have recommended that in the first place, but I don't like to step on anyone's toes since you mentioned that you are going into a shop.
Whatever the case, if you buy even just the board from us, I suggest giving customer service a call to place your order. After you tell em what you want, ask for the free skullcandy earbud and Burton gift pack offer with your purchase. You can also use the chat feature if you don't feel like talking on the phone |
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Wow, just wow that is definitely too good of a deal to pass up and I may be pulling the trigger on this one sooner than I expected once I do a little more research and get all the financial info in order. But again Leo thank you for the recommendation!
01-13-2011, 01:40 PM | #8 (permalink) |
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Just to mix it up, depending on how everything works out in price, this might also fall into your budget:
Ride Machete Snowboard 2011 It's a bit stiffer than the Raygun and has a faster base (when waxed). I don't know your exact skill level, but as long as you are intermediate this board is excellent. One of the most well-rounded boards out right now for the price range. Put it this way, if increasing your budget a little won't make you sweat, go for it. If you're iffy about extending your budget, stick with the Raygun for sure. Don't go out of your comfort zone budget-wise just for this board. |
01-13-2011, 03:56 PM | #9 (permalink) |
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Quick binding question, I was reading up on the K2 Uprise and had saw that the Rome 390's by some reviewers are considered slightly better (and from what I saw only $10 more for the 390's and around $30 more for the 390 Boss). If I were to go with the Raygun would the 390's be compatible with the board and would you guys recommend those above the Uprise?
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The 390 is awesome. I have the boss version. Unfortunately, we are all out of the boss version in the large size. They are the same binding, but the boss version comes with canted footbeds. It's called the Yes I Cant.
ShredTV: Bindings: Yes I Cant | Rome Snowboard Design Syndicate 2011 You can call Rome and ask if they can just sell you the canted footbeds to use on your normal 390's. Do that before buying them though if this is going to make or break your desire to purchase these bindings. And yes, they are compatible with the Raygun. |
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Hiroshima: Where the message is Peace
In Hiroshima, the time is always 8.15am, and the date will forever be 6 August, 1945, writes Kevin Pilley
An elderly artist sat sketching by the riverbank. Beneath us was a heron standing in the shallows. As I stood by the artist at work, I felt a tug at my sleeve. A boy, no more than seven, wanted to practise his English. He asked me my name and I asked him his. Then he asked me the date. I told him. He shook his head. "No," he said. "In Hiroshima it is first August 6th 1945." Then he bowed, said goodbye and ran off back to his friends.
The city's peace bell was struck again and another lesson was over. The bell's deep low resonance echoed through the whole park, over the downtown traffic and all around Japan's "City of International Peace and Culture."
At 8.15am , flying in from Tinian Island, the B-6 "Enola Gay" detonated an A bomb over Hiroshima. The target was Aioi bridge on the Motoyasu River. Being T-shaped, it was clearly identifiable from the air. One kilogram (2.2lbs) of uranium 235 was dropped from 9,970 metres (32,400ft) and split at 580 metres above the famous castle city of west Honshu.
Five kilometres of the city centre, including four schools, were immediately flattened in an explosion equivalent to 15,000 tons of TNT. The "pikadon" fireball travelled 11km (seven miles) in 30 seconds. Some 140,000 people lost their lives. Three days later, Nagasaki was also bombed by the Americans.
Both cities rebuilt themselves. Hiroshima's street cars were running two months after the blast. Today, they rattle and bounce through a city of high rise offices, chic department stores, pricey designer shops, banks, karaoke bars, flower shops, airline offices, breweries, truck factories, shipyards, needle factories, oyster restaurants and fish shops selling sardines fresh from the inland sea of Seto. One million people live in Hiroshima.
At night, it is another Identikit, modern oriental city. Another Osaka and another Tokyo. Another nondescript noisy neon town in Japan. During the day, however, it doesn't seem to have the same teeming frenzy as Tokyo or Osaka. Hiroshima becomes bearable and what, of course, makes it bearable are its memories. "Wide Island" is a place which deserves respect.
You cannot hate Hiroshima as you might hate Tokyo. You cannot be indifferent to it as you might be towards all the other sprawling urban messes which make up a large part of Japan. You cannot compare it to the dainty, watercolour- rice-paper-Shogun atmosphere of Kyoto or Nara. Its shrine and temple count lags way behind those ancient cities.
Hiroshima is famous for just one thing. For being the right size and shape for the United States to test the effectiveness of its "Manhattan Project". Cities are not all alike. Hiroshima is not Tokyo. Hiroshima has clinics to help the "Hibakusha," the A-bomb survivors. Tokyo has clinics to help ex-patriates.
The sightseeing guides point you towards Shukkei-en Gardens modelled on the scenic lake in Hangzhou, China, and the reconstructed 16th-century castle built by the Moti clan. A speedboat ride away is the sacred island of Miya-jima and the Itsukushima shrine dedicated to the goddess Benten. But the main attraction, where everyone heads to first without fail when they arrive, is opposite the municipal ballpark where the local "Hirsohima Carps" baseball team play.
The road has been reinforced where the streetcars stop at Ochemaki because of the number of people who get out there to walk a few hundred yards to the Genbaku Dome, the remains of the former Industrial Promotion Hall, the only building still standing from 1945. It was 150 metres away from the bomb's hypocentre, Shima Hospital.
Figures in construction hats can be seen inside. Restoration and preservation work is under way and there is a fund which visitors are asked to contribute to before they walk into the city's Memorial Peace Park which has at its middle a cenotaph. Under a vault shaped like clay saddles found in ancient tombs is a chest containing the names of all the victims. The epitaph reads: "Repose ye in peace, for the error shall not be repeated."
Few people photograph it, Many stand for many minutes in front of it. Children sit at the edge of the small lake eating sweet potato ice creams. Business people sleep nearby under the shade of the Figure of the Merciful Goddess of Peace. Others choose to eat their box lunches and drink their "stamina" drinks under the peace clock. A couple walk hand in hand past the stone lantern. A family picnics beside the Fountain of Prayer. Children in white bobby-socks are everywhere. All smiles. Someone strikes the bell.
It costs 25p to enter the museum. To see actual film footage of the bomb drop. To see stopped watches and to touch the twisted remains of roof tiles. To see graphic illustrations of deformities and cancers caused by the blast. To read the pleas for peace and nuclear disarmament. To see the photographs of the devastation and the suffering. It costs pounds 5 for a "No More Hiroshimas" T-shirt from the museum gift shop.
It doesn't cost much more to take a pleasure boat cruise down the Hon- kawa river, under the West Peace Bridge, passing the second Middle School A-bomb memorial monument and on the other side of the river the monument in memory of the Korean victims before turning full circle beneath the dome into the Motoyasu-gawa to pass the memorial tower to the mobilised youth, the flower clock, the monument to the post office workers who perished, the Children's monument and the monument to the employees of Hiroshima Gas Corporation. "The Radiation Effect Research Foundation" is the other side of town.
There is more to remember about Hiroshima than anywhere in Japan. And, of the many memories, one shall always remain. It is a museum exhibit. It is a tricycle and it is buckled and blistered and blackened. It belonged to three-year-old Shinichi Tetsutana who was riding it when the Americans dropped the bomb. Her father buried the tricycle with her daughter where he found them. They were soldered together. Several years later, he dug up the grave and buried his daughter nearer her home. He donated her tricycle to the museum. That twisted piece of charred metal made me cry. There was a tug at my sleeve. It was the boy who I had spoken to earlier. He nodded and smiled up at me. And said "Thank you."
Hiroshima is a three-hour train journey from Tokyo and two hours and 30 minutes by train from Osaka.
Kevin Pilley flew with All-Nippon Airways (tel: 0171-224 8866) which flies direct from London Heathrow to Tokyo Narita and Kansai Osaka airports. Return fares to Tokyo cost from pounds 1,350 and to Osaka from pounds 1,366. The author stayed as a guest of the Radisson Miyako Hotel, Osaka (tel: 00 81 66 773 1111). A double room costs 20,000 yen (pounds 109) per night. His internal travel arrangements were organised by Japan Gray Line (tel: 00 81 23 436 6881).
Creative Tours (tel: 0171-495 1775) offers a five-night break to Japan for pounds 2,515 per person including return flights with Japan Airlines, transfers, accommodation-only (including five lunches) in Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Hiroshima and excursions.
Japanese National Tourist Office, Heathcoat House, 20 Savile Row, London WIX 1AE (tel: 0171-734 9638).
Hiroshima's Peace Ceremony is held on 6 August. In the evening, thousands of lanterns are set adrift by citizens on the Ota River, with prayers for world peace.
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A petition calling on 17 MPs to stop their association with Christian charity Care because it co-sponsored a 'gay-cure' conference, has raised almost 400 signatures.
So far the petition, which is listed on Change.org, has attracted 377 signatures out of a target of 500, since it opened on 23 February.
It also calls on the Charity Commission to investigate whether Care (short for Christian Action Research and Education) had acted inappropriately by participating in the event 'Sex and City: Redeeming Sex Today'.
Phillip Dawson, who started the petition, told civilsociety.co.uk that he started the petition because, "by co-sponsoring an event promoting 'gay cure' they have brought the charity into disrepute" and added that he would be making a formal complaint to the Charity Commission.
A spokeswoman for the Commission confirmed that it had not yet received a complaint and reiterated that anyone suspecting a charity behaving inappropriately should report it to the Commission.
The event in question took place in August 2009 and topics listed on the programme include, "therapeutic approaches to and understandings of same-sex attraction" and "mentoring the sexually broken".
Dawson said that he started the campaign now, as he had only just become aware of the event taking place when searching for something else on the internet.
Care pays interns £5,500 to work in the offices of MPs for one year as part of its Leadership Programme.
Some 17 current and past MPs have declared on the Member's Register of Financial Interests that Care had provided them with an intern since the event took place in August 2009. Dawson is calling for all of these MPs to publicly denounce the charity.
Dawson has informed all 17 MPs of the petition.
So far the MP for Tottenham and David Lammy has cut his ties with the charity. He told the Enfield Independent: "My record on gay rights speaks for itself and I'll be voting in favour of the gay marriage bill.
"I've worked with Care in the past on betting shops – an issue that still blights Tottenham – and I accepted an intern to help in my office, which is one of the busiest in the country.
"But I had no idea they held these views and my position is now that I won't be taking another intern because I can't agree with their extreme views."
Meanwhile South West Bedfordshire MP Andrew Selous told his local paper Bedfordshire on Sunday that he was "very proud" of his association with the charity of whom he has been a member for 25 years.
In a statement Care said: "The Care Leadership Programme is a well respected training initiative for Christian graduates in association with placements in the public sphere. Parliamentary placements are made under the IPSA Volunteer Intern scheme and are cross party.
"CARE seeks prospective placements in the best interests of interns without discrimination and irrespective of the policy or theological views of Parliamentarians.
"This scheme is an effective outworking of Care's charitable objects because many of those who have benefited from the training programme go into areas where they make a significant public benefit contribution to society in the UK and around the world."
In 2000 the Labour MP for Exeter, Ben Gradshaw described the charity as "a bunch of homophobic bigots" after having a meeting with Care about taking on an intern.
At the time he told The Observer that "they were asking me about my sexual orientation. I was told after that they were sorry, but the girl would not be working for me". He also told the Sunday newspaper that he had written to the Charity Commission.
Daniel Jones
2 Mar 2012
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Quick correction @Stephen. This article refers to CARE, which is an entirely different organisation to Care for the Family, founded and led by Rob Parsons.
Tim Waldron
2 Mar 2012
Stephen, Rob Parsons is the founder and chairman of Care for the Family, not CARE. Entirely different organisations.
Catherine Clark
2 Mar 2012
As a devout Anglican who IS in favour of gay marriage and has joyfully celebrated the marriages of Christian gay friends in the United States, I'll say first of all that I object to this being made a litmus test of who is and isn't Christian. Good grief. What century are we in?
However, I also believe that it may well be a legitimate charitable mission to try to 'convert' gay people to heterosexuality, event though it goes against science, modern morality, the drive toward equality, etc., etc. Our job as people of reason, compassion, and sense is to expose charities like this for what they are, but not necessarily to deprive them of charitable status.
Stephen Lulsley
Independent Commentator and Consultant
2 Mar 2012
If this report is accurate and CARE has indeed co-sponsored a 'gay-cure' element in this conference, I am very disappointed indeed.
As a Christian, and a supporter of CARE in the past under Rob Parsons' leadership, I am happy to stand strongly with a Christian view that active homosexual and lesbian relationships are not part of God's will and sadden him deeply.
I am against Christian gay marriage whic I consider to be an oxymoron, but am happy to support civil partnerships between those who are true to their non Christian moral standards. I also resist the lobby that says homosexuality and lesbianism is a legitimate norm.
I do however also recognise that we live in a fallen world where people 'fall short' all the time, whether it be in inappropriate heterosexual activity, homosexual or lesbian relationships, abusive relationships or whatever.
I also recognise that some would argue that homosexuality is a 'born that way' issue although for me, the jury remains out on that one.
In any event, our role as Christians is to help and support, not to condemn in the way that would possibly appear to be the case here, if it has been correctly reported.
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GAME NOTES: The Portland State Vikings will attempt to extend a two-game win streak as they travel to face the University of North Dakota in a Big Sky Conference battle at Engelstad Arena.
Portland State has won two games in a row directly following a four-game losing skid. The Vikings took care of Eastern Washington, 87-76, in a conference matchup on Monday. Portland State sits at an even 8-8 in the Big Sky this season.
North Dakota has won two of its last three games, and three of its last five. UND defeated Northern Arizona on Saturday, 75-63, in its last outing. North Dakota holds a 9-7 record in conference play - one game ahead of Portland State.
UND leads the all-time series against Portland State, 4-1. The Vikings however, finally got into the win column when they defeated North Dakota in Portland on Feb. 1, 70-68. North Dakota has a 2-0 record against Portland State in Grand Forks.
Portland State held just a one-point lead over Eastern Washington at the half of its last game on Monday, but exploded in the second half for 56 team points and outscore the Eagles by 10 in the period. Kyle Richardson netted 22 points to lead the Vikings, adding eight rebounds in the process. Marcus Hall scored 16 points, Andre Winston and Tim Douglas each chipped in 14, and Gary Winston contributed 12 in the victory.
DaShaun Wiggins, who netted nine points and dished out six assists in the win over EWU, leads the team in scoring this season with a 12.9 ppg average, which is only slightly ahead of Douglas' 12.8 ppg mark. Aaron Moore is in third on the Vikings with 11.8 ppg, and Gary Winston rounds out the double-digit scorers this season with 10.5 ppg. Douglas holds the team's top spot with 86 assists, and Moore leads the team in rebounding with a 5.8 rpg average.
Northern Arizona actually held a one-point lead over North Dakota in Saturday's Big Sky clash, but UND came storming back in the second half to grab a lead and hold on for the 12-point victory. Troy Huff scored a game-high 28 points with four steals, hitting 11-of-12 from the free-throw line in the contest. Jamal Webb chipped in 14 points with nine rebounds and six assists, Lenny Antwi came off the bench to score 12 and Alonzo Traylor contributed 11 points with seven rebounds.
Huff has quietly been one of the more solid players in the Big Sky Conference this season, leading his North Dakota squad with 19.5 ppg on 46.2 percent shooting from the floor. Huff's 62 steals is by far a team high, and his 7.3 rpg average is another team best. Jaron Nash is second on the team with 10.5 ppg, adding 14 blocked shots and 4.2 rpg to his season resume. Aaron Anderson rounds out the UND double-digit scorers with 10.3 ppg, and Webb tops the roster with a 3.2 apg mark.
North Dakota only lost to Portland State by two points the last time these teams met in Portland. The Vikings have struggled in Grand Forks having not won a game there in two trips. If UND can get contributions from its players like it did against Eastern Washington, North Dakota will be in good shape.
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text: Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - January 15, 1946, Ada, Oklahoma f Who^othe, an .w,r did the fellow expect from Winston Churchill wkm ho ashed Winnie if he was ready to retire from politice-with so mony nosing political fights challenging him! Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday slightly colder; low temperatures in middle 20's 42nd Year—No. 231 THE ADA EVENING NEWS BUY MORE WAR BONDS Eisenhower Presents Discharge Schedule as Army Now Has It Congressmen In Show-me Tells Who'll Be Mood On Demobilization Frankly Skepticol Army-Nary Chiefs Con Quiet Uproar; Bill Setting Up Requirements for Discharge Involved By WILLIAM B. ARBOGAST WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.-<-P>-Congressmen gathered for a top command explanation of army-navy demobilization policy today, with many legislators frankly skeptical whether it would quiet the uproar at home and abroad. Senators and representatives crossed the street to the congressional library to meet with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and Admiral Chester W. ICjmitz, the army and navy chiefs of staff. Many of the lawmakers said frankly in advance they didn't expect the answers to mollify the GIs and civilians—all voters in tne 1946 congressional election— who have been deluging Capitol Hill with wires, cables and letters since the recent demobilization slowdown. Chairman Pessimistic Chairman Rankin (D.-Miss.) of the house veterans committee declared that he doubted whether a suitable explanation of this mess can be made.** His pessi- mism was echoed by other legislators. A likely outcome of the Eisen-hower-Nimitz appearance. Rank Oui by April JO And by Ally I Warns, Tao, That Organ!. lotion Will Col lapis lf Oamobiliaas Tao Fast JJT WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST WASHINGTON. Jan. 15. " _ rvn% a or*. won* - in told reporters, might be addi-! Gen Dwiirht n tional strength for his drive to coneros™. f^H = l . 0 u' er . t0,d . force congressional action on de- -to ^,,1. .. ,.i V * ha ' by April force congressional action on de mobilization legislation. The Mississippian is author of a bill to require the armed services to discharge any man with two or more years of service, with a wife or children, with a dependent parent, or who desires the ^ b °^ 0u f. or in to resume education interrupted a*o* being discharged. to resume education interrupted by war duty. Bill Stuck in Committee The bill is stymied in the house military committee, but if 218 house members sign a pending petition, a quick house vote would be in order. There are an estimated 150 signatures now. 30 every enlisted man with 45 points or 30 months service will be out of the army or on the way to separation centers. July I he said, every en-hsted^ man with 40 points or two ye ars .service will be out or in How to 'Demilitarize' Your GI Togs . _ -'•••■A uiainaiKCU. present, 50 points and three ana a half years' service are required for discharge. Furthermore, Eisenhower assured an informal meeting of senators and representatives at the congressional library, "every surplus man will be out right 'away unless his points are so After today's session with* the i Khilk his points are so army chief of staff and the chief I else C * n replace someone of naval operations. Rankin pre- All Park of Stale Overnight Ado Shores Both Rain and Snow; Serious Drought In Southwestern Oklahoma Relieved by Heavy Foil of Snow By the Associated Press Heavy snowfall, ranging up to five inches, broke a serious drought today in southwestern Oklahoma while in other sections of the state soaking rains were welcomed by farmers. The snowstorm continued in the southwestern section and early today it was so heavy it had closed U. S. Highway -66 between Elk City and Shamrock, Tex., the state highway TmUt 1 s , m * the April 30 and July I goals the army chief of fi excluded volunteers from me discharge provisions and made plain that the points are last Sep°t m 2 Uted ° n **** basis of Eisenhower went before the meeting to offer the army's ex- 2S52i! 0,l 4L * its demobilization system, the target of criticism by congressmen and GI's alike Warns of "Collapse" Eisenhower warned that the ? rmy u ®r* aniz ation "will collapse if it demobilizes too fast aihi-f e ge< i- ever y man eli- wid bl 01 * duichiirge by July i time service by that Eisenhower said it was not Dtsckargea vet- ■ crane throughout!! Abc land are I staging the I "Wardrobe ■ Blam" as they I Yon up against ■ the drastic short- B age of civilian ■ clothing. Kart I Citron and Jack JI Warfelg two re- ■ sourcefnl Cleve- rn . land, O., vets I pietored at I right, solved | their problem ■ by having their ■ O. V. overcoats I trsnsformed IntoH a fingertip if length swagger H coat and a navy m blae dress over- ll cost—for tem I than It apiece. ■ Coats were thorn B •f brass bottom, shoalder straps and back bello _ and given s food ll Aye Job. Zitron'sH short coat wssj'^ given smart | rows of stitch Inc around thelH Area Youths! Win at Denver Paoli, Lindsay, Maysville, Seminolo Club Youths Toke Mony Stockshow Honors . Fear for 192 Hen in Nine Delegates Of ll. S. Divide Over Nicy Split Over Putting American-Conquered Jap Islands Under UNO Sovereignty By JACK SMITH LONDON, Jan., 15, WL -Off! Electrical Workers In 16 States Go On Strike Over Wages Walkout Hit* Plants Producing Matt of Nation', Homa And Industrial Electrical Appliances; President OE Union Says Strike Fully Effective at All Floats NEW YORK. Jan. 15. — Two hundred thousand electrical ? i-------• , —vin-, twit minored tnousand electrics, i ^med^rf^civiHar? S ^H tOC ^ a ' V i•} hat j "forkers in 16 states from Massa- * * m ln p!ant> at official?ut (hiin and military chusetts to California struck to- ! P hdade,ph j a an <* Pittsburgh. Pa.; vt United Nations day against three companies Gynn and Springfield. Mass. ShPthi f m y Were sp ht ovcr which produce the major part of I Schenectady, N. Y ; Bloomfield, wbother American - conquered the nation's home and industrial Newark and Jersey City. N. J, Japanese Islands should be plac- j electrical appliances. and Dayton. O. A total of 98,000 Ti? ai VY* #pvereignt y* I . Albert J. Fitzgerald, interna- *; orkers are employed in these — ----- plants. ryvt v « v a ii # a* IU' The delegates themselves were tional president of the CIO fiji. o r trusteeship plan United Electrical Workers, an- lor the Pacific Island? Vt-hi lo nonnrpH at it am *u_ " usiccsmp plan [ kjnuea tiectrical Workers, an- Blame Put On Corporations lor the Pacific Islands, while nounced at 8 a m. (est) that the , International headquarters of tneir special military advisor, walkout in Dlants of General El-1 tbe union announced shortlv af- C- Kenny, argued ectric. Westinghouse and General ter 6 a m that "the walkout be- /*** —- _ _ J OUVI»WI f »*Minvujfc 111 UldlllS OI UCnOTcII Jfcl* 9c nny ' ar «ued ectric. Westinghouse and General that the united States should re- s Motors was "IOO per cent effect-tain any islands of military Ive. according to all bulletins re- va ^ c . 4 . ceived at UE national headquar- Delegates said that if Kenney ters up to that time.'' held out the disagreement could; Women Taking Part be considered as tantamount to Fitzgerald said 57 000 women 'h* state and and 25.000 salarirt and wh.t2 Ran said: on schedule.'' (Fitzgerald -Because of the refusal of tha General Electric. Westinghouse and General Motors corporations to grant the unions $2 a day WW -— -—I *9 if# UlOijy ~z— "»*"»«■ ut? siaie ana ^a.uuu salaried and white I k a * e demand, 200.000 employes w ar departments and would have collar workers were among tho;e have been compelled to go on to be referred to tv,, who loft " .? st strike.' to be referred to President Truman for settlement. Won With American Blood w - w CV s.* v Mil ivy I m tliUdv who left their jobs. He said this was the largest number of women to strike in recent years. --------erican mood "y in recent years. Kenney, chief of the Pacific Women and whi te collar work-air staff, could not be reached I f rs W1 " ** represented in picket immediate*!v fnr mmman* I lines, he said. The union president declared The strike involved a major part of the nation's production of home and industrial electrical apnliances. ., At , S i'^I' ectadv ' Y.. more |.than 16.000 production workers immediately for comment. Previously expressed American!.. —« pmm ucciarea ' —------------- I -— 100 Per Cent ef - ' ^""nued on Page 2 Column 3, DENVER, Jan., 15, 0Pu-Okla-homa produced two grand m # — — - —VVI*I|/V W Ution with lamb and swine exhibitors from the Rocky Mountain area, continuing a three-year sweep of top places in the national western livestock show. Bill Strom, Oklahoma A. 8c M. freshman and Noble county 4-H /llIlk MAAMnU*. Lift. a . • run the risk of having to recon-quer Islands won with American blood. «i °* n *L he other hand ' officials said that the state department argued that the United Staes had agr^d to preliminary trusteeship plans WELCH W VA Tan is (KA dunn 8 th c San Francisco con-Spvpnivfivn Jan • 15t :*v fe Yence and should not set a Dre- 5>eventy-fi\e coal miners mir- cedent for others hv ■ulously escaped alive todav by Withh oldin S Tremendous Blast Leaves Fate Unknown; 75 Somehow Escaped Alive Aldridge Firs! To Turn in Yardstick Filled With Dimes The Aldridge hotel was the first firm in Ada to turn in a yardstick filled with dimes for the March of Dimes campaign, Mayor Guy Thrash, chairman of the drive in Pontotoc county, said Tuesday morning. Some county schools received their yardsticks last week and the remainder will get their sticks this week. City schools were receiving their yardsticks Tuesday morning. The Junior Chamber of Com- p lf rce ,^ as taken over duties as official directors of the campaign in the county and will open downtown booths when th e weaker permits. The booths were scheduled to start operating Sat- 41 rn It. % 4> . *11 _ i i patrol reported. ADA SHARES SNOW Rainfall here during the early part of the night changed to snow*; except for streets and walks, the landscape was covered with moist snow by dawn. After a pause, snow fell again for a time. Slush underfoot constituted the most unattractive result of the weather but without ice the driving was only mildly hazardous. Temperatures ranged from Monday's 41 high to a low.of 30 degrees. More snow was forecast for the area by the federal weather bureau,* with storms ending in other sections during the day to make way for high winds and lower temperatures. Shippers were warned to pre possible to discharge ail* : ^esnman and Noble county 4-H with two years' service bv C L number, exhibited the grand 20, as originally cjjnteniplated I ' ha S? lamb the with "It would mean that another • south J dow P. champion of the >0,000 men would & ou t 0 " ! JU S£ rv d '^' 0n - r , . on Harry Bivers, Frederick FTA ll lf h WADI 4Ka J ^.1_____* _ 2.000,000 men would that rate beyond our expectations, Eisenhower said. "It would mean such a complete rescramble of our occupa-3 forces as to jeopardize the results of months of work in bringing order out of chaos." Makes Flat Promise Explaining the army's demobilization policy at an informal senate-house meeting at the con-gressional library, the chief of staff declared that the recently announced slowdown in demobilization was necessary to pre- V f r l t J th L e army from being depicted by March I youth, won the grand champion tow title with a Chester White. of MUH; IVAiU V after a tremendous blast in the No. 9 Havaco mine on the outskirts of Welch, but the fate of 192 others was in doubt as res-curers drove into the smoke and dust-filled shaft workings. E. L. Chatfield, an inspector-at-large of the state mines depart- the Islands. Formation of trusteeship policies was one of the mam.* tasks awaiting the assembly, which remained adjourned today until 4 P rn (IO a rn. Central Sta^caid time) to allow time for commit AFL Strike Ordered Against Six of Large Meal Packers Begins at 12:01 Wednesday; Federal Conciliators Still Trying to Halt Strike Called by CIO racking Workers CHICAGO, Jan. 15.—(AP)-The A FL. Meat Cutters union notified its 500 local units today to strike at 12:01 A. M. lime for commit- tir , , v mu ta luudy 10 siriKe at lZ.i) tee meetings. Under the trusto-1 Wednesday against six large meat packing companies nation or a aioun ^_____ . . . & 267 nt men id were W Tn 'the'wofk'^gj ° f , | "Every effort on the part of our international officials to when the cxpkuion ocwrt I? Sol'** P **" U " dPr UNO con ' f V ,°'. u nat,onw,de meat ^^'"8 strike has been unsuccess- ful, the union officials said in telegrams to the locals round 9*30 a. rn. The force was so terrific that negro pupils in a school house Biliv anti ha vi I ?. workers in the store and of- eld 4 m ' Gar * flce of the new river and Poca- eld 4-H club member. "" hontas Consolidated Coal com- field 4-H club members, won sec-ond place in the open class Lambs k third place heavy wetner. Other winners from Oklahoma: Duroc Jersey — lightweight, Bety Jo Kissier, Paoli, first and second; medium, Joe Baker, Lindsay, first; Harry Bivers, third; heavy. Forest Nail. Sem-moJe 4-H, second. Pen of Durocs, Joe Baker, Lindsay, first. *, | Yr V' f HIM. But, even with the slowdown Hj.mapnii-es—Lightweight, Har-he said: awn fy P^^crs, first; Bill Parker, Sem- There is not a single man ® oIe ? FA * second - Medium, Bill who is to be discharged by July I ® ar " ck » Ep j d 4 'H, first; Tom Dil-t . whp w °n't be discharged by " ngham 'W a ukomis, 4-H, fifth. Jul Y L" 6 y Heavy weight. Bill Barrick thirH- He prefaced his remarks with flat cf 3Trmani 4U.t J ___■ ... • Quick Action Sought A call for quick action on the trusteeship question was expected to be made by British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin on the floor of the assembly this week New Jap Minister To Ask MacArthur To Ease Directive _ Bv RUSSELL BRINES UIIIUII TOKYO. Jan. 15.— 1 P>—Chuzo member*, the AFT offers thus far made by the four large packers cannot | possibly be accepted. They are grossly inadequate." i The telegrams went out as government conciliators proeeed-ed with last minute conferences with union and management of* : ticials to halt the strike, originally called by the CIO United j Packinghouse Workers. The CIO union claims 193,000 her.*, the AFL 135.000. Strike At Big Plants The AFL officials said 75.000 a .? a t .statement that demobilization is not tied in with the war department's sponsorship of universal military training or with any desire hi"v J,- no ^ be opened ^ he southwest and southeast dur" until th^ weather clears. There has been no quota set for Pontotoc county, but county citizens are reminded that half of the money raised will remain in the county while the other half goes to the national organization to be used for research purposes. Local chapters of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis are the shock troops of polio epidemics They stand ready at ail time to give every possible aia to local medical and health authorities §nd to provide funds equipment and professional and ^'TnP IC '*i a,d wherever needed. The local chapter has been functioning during the past year ana reports much accomplished bv the organization. Dr. R H Maves. city-county health doctor.' is chairman of the county organization. 6 —wdniea xo pre-1 •*>«! military training or with pare for temperatures of from 16, any desire of high ranking offi-to 20 in the northwest, 18 to 22'cers to retail thlir S P ons 4 1 v* b 5..P,° h ^ ast and 2 ? to 26 in _ T ? ol \| e congressmen and some rift v n 11 a|,u 5ume GIs have suggested such might be the case. Such conclusions, Eisenhower GITY * Jan . 15, Mrs. Mary Montgomery, 62-vear-°ld invalid, was burned to neath despite efforts of her hus- 1° reS S Ue her when their nome burned. The husband, A Montgomery, 62, received minor burns. ing the next 24 hours. Heaviest At Elk City tmvu conclusions, Eisenhoi Heaviest snowfall was at Elk as |? rte( v are " utterl v false." City, where five inches blanket- said that of ^500 ed the ground and more was fall- ? i C€n L on u dut y on V-E mg. I da y. 789 already have been or Hobart reported a four inch redu fv d in rank or blanket and similar reports came Ji from the rest of the parched 'n, Solons Listen southwestern area. Two inches 9 "Hil e , fneetlI JjB. m the Coolidge of snow fell at Altus | a uditoiium of the library, drew Heaviest rainfall centered in C X1 2 ?° senate and the area where it was most need ' S i nj emb cr, s . whose complaints ed. Greatest rainfall reoorfed ab ? Ut dem °bilizatio n led to the officially was 133 ^^5 ^01 ex ; i , aordinar V session, lis, in the southwest » ^ ere ^ere fewer than 50 con- The moisture did'not extend flS? Gen ' Ei ' into the northwestern wheat fnd H' f Admlral Chester Nim- range area where mie would be ° f naval operati ons, and %vouia " several score army and navy officers arrived af in u..* Gene Cook, Seminole FFA, fifth Champion Hampshire, Bill Barrick. Diutngham** " li * htwei * h '. Tom Poland Chinas — light weight, on Polands, Roy Orr, second. James, who apparently were not Chester Whites — lightweight, hurt *. told newsmen they were! HaroW McGregor, Maysville 4-H, j 'he first to reach the surface from 1 inst and second. Heavyweight, the inner-workings. I* pany, from 500 to 1,000 feet away] ( 9 oor of the a ssembly this week We I e ^ 1 ?'iV red b y shattered glass du " ng the 8 en « r al policy debate. and debris. The mine is operat-1 There was some disagreement ed by New River and Pocahontas. amon I the American delegation 400 Feet Deep a s to exactly how much control unofficial estimates said from t " e United States would lose if a third to one-half of those com-1 e agreed to L T nited Nations sov- !, n r5 mme a,ive walked S rc, « nty over the Pacific Islands.! iumu. Jan. 15. up) Chuzo I up the shaft steps, which some- Some sources said it was unlikely Mitsuchi iaoan's nrw m ; n ...... th7tippTe a a n pta^ h^'a^o,^ IT ^ «ccn Th * Shaf ' " aboU ' ^ S^ t,P a«o^a^*ay n r F* " ,r Undfr aK araS r ' he T " Empc'ro* f S ?lp* y .°SSSS that the ITnilS su ?: « on * he housecleaninit order. Packing company Kingan Pack- have Sovereientv over 1 * lh 0t l Mitsuchi, newly appointed key mg company fnd.anapoL and I an He na « y .SJL *5! 's- minister in Premier Kijuro Shi- John Mo. roll company Ottumwa would n"l * he J/ n ' ,ed States dchara's reorganized cabinet, told la napany. Ottumwa, .... . • -; L ' county ,,' e immediate control the Associated Press he would "Our international union is oh. J exp f ct ® d to adhere to the situation. 'He asserted that the telegrams said "All such Unit ot not asking for the >t disqualified some members of perishables must be cared for United States any special com- the diet "who actually were op- and lite premies as we?! ii thl ritories sh^rnntr I? I*"* 1 ** ter - f° sed to , war '' while "failing to departments must be left in a ntories she controlled. touch a lot of groups responsible sanitary condition " feet deep Others had to be helped or dragged from the mine, and some of them appeared to be semiconscious from shock. Hospitals of Welch, a city of 7 -OOO population and the county IT a j r. " vuu, "! *** lilt: United States, were quickly fill- Rnv /v-V f d to overflowing with injured Roy Orr, Maysville, first and sec-1 miners and children from the id. Heavyweight, Roy Bellow, school house by the blast . ^_____________ seminole_FFA^ second. Pen of _ Edward Mullins and his son ritorie s she controlled Harry Bivers. first; Harold Mc-Greg° r , second. Pen of Chester Whites, Harold McGregor, first Champion Chester White, Harry ,y e w*«deserve champion, Harold McGregor. it th ^ An « us op en class, Angus Valley farms, Tulsa, won fifth in tllYA RFAAoa aal J I «« Ma. a Smoke, Dust Interfered The father said they were at work one mile from the shaft in No. 3 entry when they heard the mast and immediately started running. TTiey said the workings immediately became so dark from C ITI Al/A r>w* J AL a al _ Identify Pidure Of Hoidap Imped two-year-old bulls. Third '.t-----Ti w wa*iv num summer bull, ninth and eleventh ktoop e 0 ver nnH* t VL** h . ad 10 bull°calf Ul! ' * nd tifteen,h junior on tho cfnnI min* ——: I _ i_ gbtS MDP Employ os Soy l»'t Of Mon Who Robbed Store in Doyligbt Boid Greater returns for amount invested—Ada News Classified Ads WEATHER Oklahoma—Partly cloudy tori,gnt and Wednesday; slightly colder; low temperatures in middle 20 s except near 20 in Panhandle tonight; Wednesday somewhat warmer west and north central. ra ms° m*'t hat 'section a'few SSI ago to revive small grains and SS b * Kan P ° U,ing in • IHj'.issrsjaav?: southwestern °?Lrth" t was ed to* Ten^r""^ ^ ™ lk ' sto^T m the s °utheast, and the away from toe microphone &e tion ln that direc ' I returned to the instrument after 'he SmTSEyr-1 SHiftoX'SSte"® S hou '- m .' he so . u ' h > 'here The loudspeakers 'also' were Protest leads To Saap.h Office Two Foco Folic# Court Charges After Trouble - Forecast for Jan. 15-18____ Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Nebraska—Warmer in Ne-braska and western Kansas on Wednesday and most of district Thursday: colder Friday or Saturday; warmer Sunday; temoer-atures averaging near or slightly above normal: little or no preci-Pitation except light r^in or snow in Oklahoma Saturday. " j .—wuui, mere as a drizzling ram and the mercury stood at 32. T 4 , s l r0n 8 Winds Due in the Central section, the mercury was expected to go no higher than about 32 during the rn\tr iP pin ? 22 early tomor- iv w row. Occasional light snow was itorium. ? V the , n the cIouds were sloted to break away under fresh to strong northerly winds. A foff J? rS?i°u an inch of rnois ture fell at Oklahoma City. • 1 u iaI j f measUrements showed an inch of snow there. As the storm moved eastward, the extended forecast for Okla- b n 3 / a i led f T° r more nature u ^ called for warm- y J bursda y. and cooler Friday and Saturday, with light rain or snow Saturday. In Jenera? &fi ratU i res Wil1 be near or slightly above normal, the forecost said. , m ra * n ^ a W reports includ- FniH nfl m R°/r re Ai' 71 ' E,k City LIS; a trace McAlester - 27 » and Tulsa There was no moisture at connected to a large adjoining room where a group of army and navy . erdlst ed men sat. Only members of congress, newspapermen, and members of Gen Eisenhower's and Adm. Nhnitz's party were admitted to the aud- Sale Anomer Claims lo Be Author I (Continued on Page 2 Column 4) OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan., 15, lf'—Hearing in a suit filed by Howard K. Berry, Oklahoma City attorney who claims to be the gnost-author of the life story of Woman Pruiet, famed criminal lawyer who died decently, today was set for Friday in the court of District Judge Clarence Mills. Berry's petition asked appointment of a receiver to prevent dis-ruption of the publication and * 1 e book during pendency of the suit. * Montreal is situated on the St Lawrence river. Roff, were arrested Monday and placed in city jail for disturbance. They were released and will appear back for a hearing in police court Wednesday morning. The men, who were recently discharged from the service, went to the U. S. Employment office an d were questioned the way the USES responded to their inquires. They first talked with one of the girl employees of the office and the manager and another man in the office heard the disturbance went over to find out i a result or MacArthur s purge di-Employees of the local M. and native, but "if applied broadly, on the steef mine" rails oEw Grocery Monday identified a will affect a large number." to find their way to^^ th? ^ d ® r . Picture °f a man who is believed L A few hours earlier, he said ing. open- to be the person who forced the intended to change Japan's 47 Two mine inspectors Frt rh,/ J£ an ?5?, r °J th e store to pat all prefecture! governors "as early fin and Walter WhHe and b * Us f t°T his cash re «'s'«r " Possible" volunteers were?mi C ng a r h d e S ,Tst!rn a *"" Ust Tta "^ ^ ~ aster mmc a,tCr lhe dis -! fh P f H ' e Chipf Dud Lester said said to have ,—idling iu ucparimenu must touch a lot of groups responsible sanitary condition * 1 '? r0 P a * a P da -" ^ As Edgar U Warren, chief ol He declined to discuss the con- the conciliation service, etc Dick-tents of his report to the throne. As Edgar L. Warren, chief ol f ii ioilowed by a few hours the the conciliation service summon-first meeting of the reorganized cd the disputants for discussions cabinet and presumably included on the wage issue, there were re-results of the ministers' discus- ports from Washington that gov-* *®Y ernment '» major ernment officials reportedly had P r ?^^ms. offered aditional price relief as Mitsuchi said it had not been a basis for settlement of the dis determined how many officials —-*~ might be dropped from office as a result of MacArthur^ purge di- Lewis and Herman Goodpas- A,,e wiuuinses said the blast an I with a ture brothers who live west of Pf ared 'o have centered in what! sheriff told I "a1 authnriJ « It ?,°_: J v ^ erearres . ted Monday and 'here was no official information the man was shot A - — itict cu in wnai there was no official information on how far back that would have shafl the b ° ttom of tb « * u d ® pa Ytment records in-* v ln . normaI operations, nnp h^1f aCO i mme - located 3bout one-half mile southeast of Welch employs around 500 men ' the man was shot at about four times and believed to have been nit at least one time. Ton 6. Phillips Critically III Pioneer Former-Stockman Suffers Stroke Saturday Tom G. Phillips, farmer-stock-man who has lived at Stonewall for the past 35 years, was brought FAN-AM claiming new plane record NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-^-- rit?^ mer,can A,rwa >s Officials what the trouble' woo"all*about!I todai^for "2 ', e , cord A fight resulted from the quarrel, 1 constellation T1 i-, n ,,. elr Doekheed SSS'S.IT" 5| " ^ Chief Lester said that in an .1 " pa ** 35 ycars : was brought automobile driven by the suspect 1 Valle V hospital Saturday were three overcoats thre^ hits af « r suffering a stroke. and the jacket he is believed to ti, < Z 2 tJ nconsc j ous si nce have been wearing at th* *; the stro k ^ and his condition was tho. armed robb^* ^ 'JommTt SXS** Tu * Sday a,tern °° n to ^ td m Ada. P® or * Al " The chief of police went to Eu r»- ^ r0 ^.® r * Fra *} k Phillips of o a ^! a «,T^ d ! y """«..'o help be n wfth P h^ flCW her * SUnd8y '"I pule. An added increase, the report' said, might provide the basis foi a wage increase of 5 to 6 centi an hour, which with the meal industry offer of 7' 2 cents would boost the total to possibly 134 cents. The CIO United Packing-house Workers union originals had asked 25 cents an hour but cut its demand to 174 cents with further negotiations. Many Lead To Big Settlement Warren said that an agreement reached by nine smaller packing houses, providing for a wage increase of 15 cents an hour, might lead the way to a settlement between the big packing plants and the union. The nine companies employ 4,-OOO whereas a strike against tho (Continued on Page 2 Column 5 of the brothers was not able to appear in police court Tuesday. The manager of the local USES office was not available Tuesday for a statement. He was attending, to 0 * fic e business in Pauls Valley. GIBSON, Jan., 15, CP)— Mrs. Vina L. Stanford, 87, died in a fire which destroyed ber farm home. Gr-utvf return, for amount in- vested—Ada Nevi Claasiiied Ada, 48 minutes The initial flight shaved an hour and 44 minutes off the previous record, the officials said. I ne constellation flew from La Guardia Field, New York, to Kmdley Field yesterday in two hours and 22 minutes, an hour faster than the best previous commercial flying time. It made j f^urn trip in three hours and 26 minutes. officials there search for the man who is believed to have held up fn 0re aa ?* Durant a " d Henryetta here n the job pulled TH* PESSIMIST A son. Walter Phillips, suddenly last year. died By Rah (Kasha, Jr. rotary conference set LAWRENCE. KAS. Jan.. 15. " J orre *' C. Allen, gover ns lary international dis-trict 123, announced today the an- S uT t'?/ 6 of the Strict would be held in Kansas City Kas^, AdhI 7 and 8. bv F Club * headed by Ferris Kimball, will be host to the other clubs in the district w ch comprises the northeast corner of Kansas. Condors cannot fly until they ort almost one year old. 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Stenhouse beats girlfriend for top rookie title
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. quickly learned an important lesson in his race with girlfriend Danica Patrick for NASCAR's rookie of the year award.
After on-track battles between the two led to at least two accidents, Stenhouse figured out it was best to always take the blame.
''Battles are tough, especially when you are going against your girlfriend,'' Stenhouse said.
Stenhouse accepted the 2013 Sprint Cup Rookie of the Year award Thursday during the annual Myers Brothers awards ceremony.
The two-time Nationwide Series champion finished 19th in the Cup standings, while Patrick finished 27th.
''We've had a few run-ins, which resulted in one really quiet ride home,'' Stenhouse said. ''And I learned real quick that if there's a question it could be my fault, it's better to go ahead and just apologize and get it over with.
''But all in all, we had a lot of fun this year.''
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