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Today I am thrilled and excited to announce the finalists for the 2011 D*S Scholarship for Undergraduate Students. After days of narrowing down hundreds of applicants to these top 10, I was again reminded of how much excitement, talent and promise exists in the students who are destined to become our next great generation of artists and designers. Because this crop of applicants was so talented, I chose to feature 40 photos from the group, as well as linking to their external portfolios (so you can see all of their work) and include a brief piece of their artist statement. To allow these students to get their fair share of screen time, I've decided to delay the graduate student voting until tomorrow at 1pm. So today these will be the only finalists posted.
This year's finalists are spread out across the country, from down south in Louisiana to the Pacific Northwest. Their majors are varied, but their talent is strong across the board. They've taken the time to share their work with us and I hope you'll take the time to view their work, read their statements, check out their websites and cast your vote for the strongest work. It was an honor to look through so much young talent and I wanted to thank everyone who took the time to enter this year- I feel incredibly hopeful for the next wave of artists we'll be fortunate enough to cover.
I also wanted to thank this year's sponsors who are making these no-strings-attached financial awards possible: West Elm, Perigee Books (A division of Penguin), and Artstream.
Please note: All applicants are listed in alphabetical order below. There will be four prizes awarded, which will be determined by voting. The voting order below will randomize with each new viewer- you must click on the poll to register a vote. Comments will not count towards the total. Voting for undergraduate applicants will end Wednesday, December 21st at 10pm EST (East Coast).
View all 10 Undergraduate Applicants and VOTE after the jump…
Carly Ayres, Undergraduate at RISD (Industrial Design)
Carly describes her work as: "An undergraduate at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), I am completing a BFA in Industrial Design. What is most unique about my focus in design, started back in high school with interests and proclivities that led me to apply to RISD. Math and science had always been my fortes. I loved being given a set of problems, relying on my own thought processes and skills, give or take a pencil and calculator, and being able to solve them. There was such an immense feeling of satisfaction in finding the answer, an answer derived through my own thoughts. This focus on math and science led me to apply to ten engineering schools throughout the country with plans of studying mechanical engineering. In this field, I figured I would be able to solve challenging problems all the time and improve the lives of people who utilized my work. I applied to twelve schools altogether; two were art schools. I had taken several classes each year in art, considered it a good hobby, but didn't see the practical application beyond that, and neither did my high school career counselor. By some odd collision of circumstances, I stumbled upon the field of Industrial Design a few weeks before portfolios were due to RISD and Pratt. I applied immediately. Industrial Design seemed to synthesize my passion for math and science with my interest in art and design. like to think of Industrial Design as "Problem Solving and Inventing for Real Life Applications," which appealed directly to that love I had in solving problems and finding solutions. RISD promised to not only instruct me about design and making, but to teach me a new way of thinking, to think critically as a designer, that is the best thing I have gleaned from the school thus far. While my "left brain" approach to design is something that I feel differentiates me from my peers, integration of it into my work is what I believe now makes my focus unique. Most of my work revolves around material research and exploration, as I try to utilize new materials and processes in each of my projects. This almost scientific approach to my projects leads to many new discoveries as I develop and test different experiments in my work. "
See more of Carly's work here.
Ryan Bush, Undergraduate at Portland State (Graphic Design)
Ryan describes his work as: "Honestly, I think my work in graphic design is kind of at an in-between. I have a hard time choosing a style, whether it is more illustration based, something handmade, or even clean and simple solutions to problems. I guess what I would say sets my work apart from others is how personal I try to make the work on some level, rather then how unique it is visually/aesthetically. With each project I try to immerse myself as much as I can in the given subject matter – or in some cases focus on a particular vessel to execute my solution. It is because of this mentality (which can sometimes be more trouble than it's worth) that I have grown to love all types of design and execution. I have learned several ways to bind books, how to build a website, how to properly photograph my work, as well as learning to screen print, and use various mediums such as water color, pen and ink, vector illustration and so much more. This is what makes your question so difficult to answer simply. Once I started learning about all of the different applications that design can influence, it has only made things more complicated (in terms of defining an area of expertise). I could go on about how I feel that all creatives should be this way, but I digress. Now, as I approach my final year of school at Portland State, I find myself heavily invested in the possibilities behind independent film, or more specifically documentary work. As I continue to follow my interests, I am beginning to realize how interwoven the creative industry really is, and I want to be apart of nearly everything that I can get involved with. At this point, the future is a complete mystery to me. Things have changed so much since I started school, and I'm eager to see where this industry takes me."
See more of Ryan's work here.
Justin Carlisle-Angrand, Undergraduate at CCA (Graphic Design)
Justin describes his work as: "Through out the years I have been experimenting with different styles and subject matters. Recently I have gotten back into hand drawn work, working with contrast and abstract forms. I also create digitally based collage work. I'm part of this creative collective called 'ontask family' that originated in high school, but it is now growing into something bigger than expected. The members of the group inspire me to create everyday. Past Psychedelia artwork highly influences and inspires me also, but at the same time I don't try to to recreate what has been done in the past. Current local bay area graffiti artist like GATS also gives me inspiration with his creative character based style. Another person who has made me want to draw more is the artist Mike Giant."
See more of Justin's work here.
Steve Ebert, Undergraduate at PSU (Graphic Design and Economics)
Steve describes his work as: "My work and current focus are unique in that I have increasingly been striving to translate graphic elements into a more 3-dimensional realm. Recently this has involved the documentation of the creation of a new studio and printmaking space, and the issue of how to best use and functionally design a somewhat small and oblong floor space to fit my needs. I also have begun a new series of 3-dimensional wood-crafted plaques to celebrate the emphasis and beauty of different punctuation marks from various typefaces (my personal favorites are the asterisk and ampersand). My interest in the asterisk has also spawned an ongoing series of projects inspired by the asterisk's role of delineating useful information (hence the name of my website). Useful information is circumstantial; what is useful to one person in a given time and situation may not be useful to another, or may not be useful in another time and circumstance. I feel that it is the role of graphic designers to determine what information is useful and pertinent ain each given project, and then decide what medium and in what way that information can be presented to produce the highest level of understanding. As I progress as a designer I would like to continue to examine this conundrum of useful information, to better improve myself as a designer and a person, but also to find fun and interesting ways to play off of what is useful and what is not."
See more of Steve's work here.
Leah Goren, Undergraduate at The New School (Illustration)
Leah describes her work as: "I am an illustrator, and my work focuses on textile and surface pattern design. I love to draw girls, flowers, patterns, clothing, and other nice things. I have always felt as if there is enough harshness and commentary out there, and I'd like my work to be a break from that. I like to make things that are decorative and nice to look at. Aside from patterns and fabric, my other illustration work includes portraits, object drawings, and narrative. While traditional editorial illustration is emphasized in school, I've never been drawn to it. I prefer to create a mood through line and color, rather than symbolic imagery. Because I'm in school, most projects I do are either self-motivated or for an assignment. They usually aren't structured to have a finished outcome, beyond the confines of the painted paper. I always try to find where each piece will fit into the world, as an image or object people can interact with. This is what draws me to textiles. People love things they can wear, and putting my images on clothing or bags makes them instantly accessible. When I begin I piece, its content is shaped by the object or experience I want it to become."
See more of Leah's work here.
Corbin Lamont, Undergraduate at PSU (Graphic Design)
Corbin describes her work as: "I enjoy experimenting with a variety of mediums and bringing them into my design digitally. On one project I could be doing paper cut-outs, drawing and painting then bringing it all into the computer. I tend to exhaust numerous techniques before settling on a particular style, I do this because I want my piece to reflect it's audience more than it reflects myself. I am very interested in the ways that people interact with graphic design, how it intersects with their life and how it can be purposeful to their life. I continually push myself to make work that speaks to the human condition. I do not see graphic design as a means of advertisement but a way of creating purposeful art that interacts with other humans daily— a healthy mix of problem solving and social practice."
See more of Corbin's work here.
Alyssa McNamara, Undergraduate at NC State (Textile Design)
Alyssa describes her work as: "I am a fiber artist. My work is almost entirely generated by hand. I feel that my art is unique for my generation because of my meticulous use of hand sewing techniques. I use a variety of skills from my "fibers toolbox" to produce unconventional objects. These techniques include dyeing, bead embroidery, weaving, knitting, and stitching. I create interactive art to be touched and/or worn. I develop work to please the eye. My design process is extremely meticulous and meditative. I feel that my meditative process is visible in my final projects and viewers are attracted to the calming qualities of my construction and motifs."
See more of Alyssa's work here.
Nick Missel, Undergraduate at Kansas City Art Institute (Sculpture)
Nick describes his work as: "I would describe my style as fast minimal. The interest in the human interaction with my sculpture has been a very important element, and through this interaction it activates the work. Wanting to explore this interaction, it led me to the creation of furniture. Through this medium people were able to interact with the chairs, activating them through sitting. The force of sitting was exerted through the participant onto the chairs, and the chairs react to the exerted force. The movement that goes into the process of making, from steam bending to the cnc router, is suspended though the materials that have been altered.
I use both new and old world technologies in the process of the manipulation of these materials. Using digital programs to create elements, I then shape and join these elements through handcraft. Taking the materials out of their natural or manufactured state I am bending, wrapping, or molding them around different jigs. These processes suspend the exerted force, through the created form. This has led me to create furniture that reacts to the force of interaction with the human body."
See more of Nick's work here.
Benedict Moyer, Undergraduate at Red River College (Graphic Design)
Benedict describes his work as: "My work is a cumulation of my different life experiences and interests. I try to include some aspect of my life in all the work that I do, wether that influence is from my background in graffiti, my love for screen printed and other hand printed methods, music, bicycling etc. In most of my work I try to blend traditional and digital medias, usually hand drawing something then working with it as raw as its drawn into a digital piece."
See more of Benedict's work here.
Jordan Vidrine, Undergraduate at University of Louisiana (Industrial Design)
Jordan describes his work as: "For my product design projects, I have tried to focus on simple problems that have simple solutions that havent been thought of before. I approach design in a sporadic way at first, with brainstorming. This usually leads me to many crazy ideas that I need to simplify in order to solve the problem correctly. I am a very open minded designer and do not like to take the most common approach when it comes to creating new ideas."
See more of Jordan's work here.
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Steve Ebert is a talented and creative designer who would benefit greatly from this scholarship.
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How will we ever decide?? The finalists are all so talented! I feel a surge of hope for the future.
Steve Ebert. Destined to do things.
Dudes been putting out dope work for years. Passionate, motivated, and has a track record for creating positive working relationships with anyone he's collaborated with.
Jordan Vidrine had me the minute I saw that cord organizer (the very bottom picture). I obsess about not seeing cords in my house!!! :o)
All fab! Leah's work speaks to me especially as I am also taking an illustration route towards textile design.
All of the students are SO talented but I have to make a special shout out to all THREE PSU students – super proud to call PSU-GD my Alma Mater.
Benedict Moyer for the win! Great guy and an even greater artist!
Had to cast my vote for Alyssa McNamara, the textiles are so, so lovely. Then, I look closer and find out she's at my alma mater :)
Wow. I'm happy young minds like this exist in the world. I wish them all success!
I can't figure out how to vote. Is my page not loading correctly? Did I not read carefully enough and consequently don't realize that voting is not open yet or already closed?!
Also, I appreciate you organizing and funding this scholarship. I think it's a fantasitc way to support the community you are involved with. Thank you!
Justin Carlisle-Angrand beautiful work.
Nevermind the question part of my last comment. For some reason the survey buttons weren't loading, but they are now. I see radio buttons I can click.
My appreciation for the scholarship still stands.
Wow. That was a difficult decision – such talent.
Major design flaw…. how do you vote?
Lots of talent this year. My vote goes to Nick Missel for his designs and talent.
no design flaw- it's a poll at the bottom of the page. just keep scrolling or hit refresh if your browser blocked it. we've gotten a ton of votes so far so i'm pretty sure it's working.
I've watched Alyssa McNamara grow and flourish the past four years at NC State College of Design, creating breathtaking textiles and beadwork that continue to stop me in my tracks. Lord knows what she'll do if given this opportunity, she's one of the most talented and hard working ladies I know. My vote goes to her and yours should too!
Very inspirational and vibrant work. The world will embrace the unique prespectives and expressions of thought. Thank you for sharing and following your passion to bring more light to all of us!
Justin Carlisle-Angrand beautiful work. You are very talented and creative. Good Luck! Xo
Carly Ayres!!
CArly's glass is unlike anything I have ever seen.
I like Carly's thought process and ability to formulate a concise product……..I also like the fact that her outcome is based on the premise of helping others to simplify their life in this not so simple world…….
Nice job!
Nick Missel is the clear winner.
All great works. I vote for Ms. Ayres.
Great variety, but Alyssa McNamara is the winner for me!
Jordan vidrine's work looks very innovative!
My vote goes to Nick Missel. Amazing creation!
Carly Ayres does incredible work. She get my vote!!
Nick missel gets my vote.
Jordan Vidrine has my vote. I appreciate his "common" approach!
Voted for Carly. Absolutely the best!
I agree Carly Ayers work is awesome, and so is she.
Beautiful work Justin. Your art work is inspiring.
All of the artisit do wonderful work. KUDOS!!
It was a toss up between Carly and Justin for me but I had to vote for Carly cause she went to my alma matar (go risd)– but this was truly a great bunch! Fantastic work all around. Loved Leah's work as well. She has a great hand, I'm sure she'll go far.
Carly Ayers all the way!! Every creation of hers is a masterpiece.
Alyssa McNamara definitely has my vote!
I vote for Deb Ayres
I vote for Carly Ayres
She does great work
I agree with Jordan Vidrine's approach. He has my vote
Alyssa McNamara is #1 in my book.
Very talented. Love the color and media combos.Uplifting and pleasing to the eyes.
Purely based on Nick Missel's wide-ranging creative talents from sculpture to furniture and drawing to building — he has captured my vote. Sweet website too, check it out – http://www.nickmissel.com.
Justin Carlisle-Angrand – great job. Love your different art forms
Carly Ayres rocks!
Jordan Vidrine
Jordan Vidrine definitely!
Stunning and speechless work Nick!!
Carly Ayers work is very original and inspiring.
My vote goes to Nick Missel!
Gotta love nick :-) !
I'm amazed at the detail in Alyssa's work – it's stunning! I'm so proud to see a NCSU College of Design student on this list!
Jordan Vidrine, clear winner!
Love seeing my lovely state Oregon represented! Great talent all around.
Great work, Your art is a gift from God keep it up
Gotta give it up to Nick Missel, he has been amazing me for years and years.
I wote for Corbin Lamont
Jordan Vidrine
Nick Missel has my vote
Carly will receives my kudos, hands down the best project shown here.
Carly Ayers work is awesome and she is the clear winner. Great work Carly! Love your concepts at simplification.
Nick Missel
Great variety within the contestants… such a difficult decision! I enjoy Jordan Vidrine's work–his designs allow the user to contribute to personalizing their experience with the product. (Speaker and power strip are both custamizable to fit individual needs)
Carly, great job! I love your combination of technical design and creativity. Great things await you!
Corbin LaMont
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Just a quick reminder- comments are not counted as votes. You must click on the poll above to have your vote counted.
So glad to see NC State represented here! Congrats Alyssa on making the cut! You have my vote!
Nick Missel
Carly Ayres, clearly the winner! Keep up the outstanding work.
Nick Missel
Great collection of work! VERY HARD to decide… but I'm going for Ryan Bush. His site highlights other interesting projects: video and children's illustration. very cool.
Fabulous concepts exciting displays, my vote goes to Carly Ayres!
Thanks for sharing and encouraging this talent.
Wow, Steve Ebert's work is truly genious. You get my vote, and really deserve this scholarship!
No contest! Carly Ayres gets my vote!
I vote for Alyssa McNamara. Amazing talent.
I vote for Alyssa McNamara – She worked with us at Lantal Textiles as an intern and she is fantastic as an Artist/Desinger. Good job Alyssa!!
Great collection of works. Carly Ayres is going to be a household name.
Carly Ayers
Congrats to Alyssa McNamara. My vote goes for Alyssa.
This is great! I love to review the students work and share their projects with my classes. There must be a tremendous amount of work involved in getting this scholarship together. It is wonderful to see students getting help from people who love design and can offer them a chance to get some attention.
Nick missel
Carly eyres!!!
Carley Ayres… Beautiful Concepts
Oh, somehow I missed this, so I'm glad you linked back to it from the graduate set. Great work here too. I thought several folks were on par, doing high quality, relevant stuff. Again, would love to be able to vote for more than one. It was pretty hard to make my decision.
Carly Ayres! Can't wait 'til the items are available for purchase!
Everyone's art is beautiful, but Jordan Vidrine has my vote.
Carly impressed me with her writing skill as well as her artistic ability.
Lilian Crum awesome
Hands down it's NICK MISSEL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I wonder if I'm the only one that feels a little uncomfortable with this competition…Not with the thought behind it, nor with the talent (all of the finalists are amazing), but with the fact that the readers are allowed to choose. I love to look, but would never consider myself well-versed in really knowing the intricacies of design or of what is truly 'new'. I don't mean to offend any readers; I know many people visiting this site work in fields within art and design. However, scholarships are important (especially now when jobs and school funding are harder to come by) and leaving such a choice up to the viewers/readers seems odd. I feel like maybe your DesignSponge team would be more qualified to handle such a decision. With that said, I know that the applicants are aware of this process when they apply. I don't mean to imply that it is unfair in any way.
Again, I don't mean to offend anyone! Just sharing a thought….perhaps I'm alone in this.
Best of luck to all the finalists! All the work is stunning!
Great work by all but I voted for Alyssa McNamara. Love the nature-inspired fashions, especially the cabbage dress!
i appreciate your feedback, but there's a very distinct reason i allow readers to make the final decision. first, i'm the one who narrows down the 500+ applicants in each category to the final 10, so i feel strongly that i'm picking people that have the most potential, both from an artistic standpoint and from a standpoint of who will do best in this blog community.
the reason i feel strongly about the readership voting from there is two-fold:
1. frankly, the readership is a major part of the reason this scholarship is even possible in the first place. i funded the first scholarship with my own money, but for the past few years we've had sponsors cover the majority of the prize money. those sponsors are interested in being involved because of our readership. so i think if they're driving traffic and that's driving advertisers to want to give students money, they deserve a voice.
2. the public polling means anyone, not just "established" art critics or whoever, can vote. i've been on the board of several juried competitions and i can tell you from experience- they aren't always the best people to vote. this is a highly educated and artistically involved (a very large percentage of our audience has attended art school or works in the arts) readership so i think they're incredibly well-suited to voice their opinion.
there are a lot of scholarships on the market that have far more stringent rules and restrictions on both who can enter and what they can do with the money. i set up this scholarship because i think the face of young design is changing, and i think more than ever, our readership is in a place to understand that. they read dozens upon dozens of magazines and blogs and attend local art shows because they're enthusiastic and would like to celebrate promising talent. and this scholarship is a great place to do that.
Justin Carlisle
BENEDICT! I want prints of all of it. Even more impressed after looking at his website.
wowow! congrats everyone! keep building/bringing those ideas + renderings to life 3D-ers.
Justin Carlisle-Angrand,
Love your work!
Corbin, you're amazing!
Nick Missel !!!
Carly Ayres – she has so much talent
I loved Gorbin La Mont , great job.
I like Carly Ayers creative genius
Nick, loving the motion of your work! Can't wait to see more
it was such a hard decision. i finally showed my boyfriend everything to get his input. my first instinct was also his, but i think when it got his "WHOA" on first glace, that really sealed the deal.
thanks, grace, for doing this for years now–even when it pulled from your own funds. it's amazing. the future is looking good.
Nick missel
WOW!! So much great work here! My fave is Leah Goren. I adore her illustrations and love the way they're applied to her textiles.
Nick missel. Duh.
Ashely Pfifers beautiful paintings makes me happy
Carly Ayres – she states she has found her passion in career at RSD.
Carly Ayres has an amazing future. I hope this scholorship is her next step. Regardless, she has an amazing future.
There is not a section to vote on my link. Please enter a vote for Steve Ebert. He is great and needs this scholarship! Thanks
Alyssa- congratulations! Great job.
Grace–I like your reasoning for letting the readers vote. I have no technical background, but as the old saying goes, I may not know art, but I know what I like. Also, my family members are very talented, and would have benefited from a gift such as this. Further, I have read at least some of the student's remarks, and eliminated some on them. The ones I eliminated were the ones who used words no one but themselves would grasp. I like the down to earth comments of the artists, as to me they are the ones with passion. Like you said, the art community are usually not the best judges of what the public likes. I read your blog every morning, and consider it the highlight of the day. No others can touch it for happy design content. Thanks for doing it, and thanks for giving young artists and designers a foot up.
Bravo à Alyssa, magnifique et bon début dans le monde de la mode.
On t'attend en Europe.
Such impressive work – very hard to choose…
Leah–Wonderful colors and painting. I love the silk scarves and cats!
Alyssa all the way.
Leah–great work. I love the colors and the patterns. Cats are great.
nick missellll
Alyssa M.
Congratulations to the 10 finalists. Through your example, I'm able to show my high school kids that hard work and pursuing your innate talents and abilities can get you somewhere. The fact that your work was the best of the best is an accomplishment in itself. Just making the cut is a resume-builder! And Grace, your private funding of the scholarship in the past is a kind act. Finding funding for the scholarship to continue into the future is commendable. Blessings to all represented!
Nick missell
Carly Ayres
Carly Ayres, NO doubt!!
Love the organic themes and color choices. Hope you get the scholarship.
Linda J
Nick Missel for the win.
nick missel!


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Manama: A young man in Yemen has claimed that he has found the oldest surviving manuscript of the Quran.
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I hate that they always write GAY George Michael. Cant they just write his name. What difference does it have make, gay , straight, bi. He a singer and a good one at that?
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Architects behind the Plantations' Welcome Center receives a 'Design Excellence' award from the Ontario Architects' Association
Baird Sampson Neuert Architects, the designers of the Brian C. Nevin Welcome Center, will receive a "Design Excellence" award from the Ontario Architects' Association in May for their work on this dynamic new building. This is the second such designation the Plantations' Nevin Welcome Center has received. Earlier in the year the architects received an Award of Excellence from Canadian Architect magazine and online journal.
Fifteen new buildings in Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, Orillia, Montréal, Kitchener, Vancouver, and Ithaca (New York) have been recognized as leading examples of architecture by receiving 'Design Excellence' awards. There were 150 submissions and the Jury unanimously agreed on the consistent high level of quality in the 2011 winning projects.
(Architect Jon Neuert speaking at the October, 2010 dedication of the Nevin Welcome Center)
The Nevin Welcome Center is named for Brian C. Nevin '50, at the request of the primary benefactor, C. Sherwood "Woody" Southwick Jr. A grand opening celebration for the Ithaca community will be held May 22, 2011 from 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. There will be fun for the whole family - lively music, a "green" tour of the building, tours of our gardens, exhibits, refreshments, and fun activities for kids!
Student art exhibit "Expending Turf" on display at the Nevin Welcome Center during April
During the spring semester of 2010, fifteen students in the Print Media Special Topics class "Turfs: Invasive Species as Art" at Cornell University, taught by Gregory Page, assistant professor of art, visited several Cornell Plantations Natural Areas to study the impacts and natural history of invasive species. The work resulting from that trip is on display at the Nevin Welcome Center during the Month of April.
The students initially produced drawings of various specimens during the visit, and then produced three portfolios of traditional lithographs printed from stones in a limited edition of twenty impressions.
"We're very excited to be able to showcase student artwork in the gallery space here at the Nevin Welcome Center," stated Diane Miske, visitor services coordinator at the Cornell Plantations. "It's our goal to focus on exhibitions that relate to our mission and serve our community, and that's exactly what "Expending Turf" does!"
Concurrently, "Motifs from My Backyard" by Gregory Page will be on display in the Ten-Eyck room of the Brian C. Nevin Welcome Center.
There will be an opening reception for these exhibitions at the welcome center on Friday, April 8th from 7:00 to 9:00 pm The reception is free and open to the public, and light refreshments will be served. The reception will include a screening of "Motifs from My Back Yard" a film by Gregory Page Collaborating with videographer Lindsey Glover, which focuses on Page's use of horticultural forms as motifs featuring the gardens and lithographic techniques.
The funds for this exhibition and DVD were provided by the Dean's Professional Development Funds in the College of Architecture, Art, and Planning
Take part in the hemlock woolly adelgid monitoring workshop
Cornell Plantations and the Department of Natural Resources are organizing a workshop aimed at training volunteers to identify and report new hemlock woolly adelgid (Adelges tsugae) infestations. This newly arrived invasive insect pest threatens eastern hemlock trees and the biodiversity they support, causing a cascade of environmental changes for some amphibians, fish, invertebrates, and plants in response to the increased light and warmer temperatures. Hemlock woolly adelgids were first reported in the central Finger Lakes region in mid-2008, but now inhabit at least 25 local sites. Early detection of new sites is a high priority, and local conservation groups are organizing volunteer surveys as a critical first step in managing this devastating invasive species.
The workshops will feature a presentation by Mark Whitmore on the adelgid's biology and the threat it poses to local hemlock forests. Participants will visit Beebe Lake to observe hemlock woolly adelgids first-hand and gain experience in detection, monitoring, and reporting protocols.
Participants will also have the opportunity to volunteer in the "Adopt-a-Hemlock" program to conduct surveys and report new infestations in local hemlock forests. Photo by Mark Whitmore.
The workshop will be held on Saturday, March 19th from 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. at Plantations' new Nevin Welcome Center in the Botanical Garden, located at One Plantations Road on the Cornell campus.
Pre-registration is not required. Visit here for more information on hemlock woolly adelgid or to report new occurrences.
Art exhibit "In a Favorable Light" on display at the Nevin Welcome Center now through the end of March
"In a Favorable Light" is a display of 11 color photographs by F. Robert Wesley.
Robert Wesley is staff botanist at Cornell Plantations, working principally in the Natural Areas Program, and an instructor in the Department of Natural Resources at Cornell. He has a deep, lifelong interest in field photography, particularly of natural, history subjects. This group of images represents some of his recent work, and is entirely digital. Many are flowers.
This art exhibition is the first in a series of exhibitions by local artists, to be shown in the Brian C. Nevin Welcome Center in the Botanical Garden.
Cornell Plantations director co-authored first textbook on public gardens
Donald A. Rakow, the E.N. Wilds director of Cornell Plantations, and Sharon A. Lee, consultant and former deputy director of the American Public Gardens Association, have co-authored Public Garden Management, the first textbook to be published that covers the establishment and operation of public gardens.
According to Rakow, "We undertook this project to address the pressing need for a fundamental text on all aspects and functions of the many types of public gardens, including botanical gardens, arboreta, display gardens, historic landscapes, zoos, and conservatories."
Long recognized as museums with living collections of plants, public gardens today are on the front lines of conservation efforts with educational and research programs focused on promoting a better understanding of the value of plants in maintaining a sustainable environment.
Public Garden Management is a comprehensive reference book that covers every aspect of public gardens including their design, facilities, administration, educational programming, outreach, and research operations from inception to maturity. It also delves into the history and significance of these unique institutions, with their living collections, beautiful landscapes, and mix of public programming and research initiatives.
The book is actually three books in one: a textbook for undergraduates majoring in horticulture, a guidebook for those visionaries who want to establish a new public garden, and an operations manual for staff at existing public gardens. The authors and their collaborators kept the book practically focused through a careful mix of overarching concepts, examples of how those concepts are demonstrated in the experiences of actual public gardens, and sources that can expand upon those concepts.
Published by John Wiley & Sons, co-published by the American Public Gardens Association, and sponsored by Longwood Gardens, Inc., the textbook is a significant step for the public garden world. As Rakow notes, "We collaborated with 36 subject matter experts to gather into a single text the collective wisdom in our field. We are excited that the public garden profession finally has its own textbook."
Nevin Welcome Center now open!
When you visit Cornell Plantations, make your fist stop the Brian C. Nevin Welcome Center! Say hello to our visitor services staff, plan your visit with the help of our interpretive exhibits, and browse our new merchandise in our gift shop, which includes our new logo on a variety of apparel. In the coming weeks, we will be serving coffee, tea, and light fare. See you at the Welcome Center!
Current Welcome Center hours are Tuesday- Saturday, 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Cornell Plantations expands protection of unique ecosystem
Conserving the Natural Areas of the Caroline Pinnacles
Cornell Plantations is pleased to announce the successful protection of a ten-acre addition to the Caroline Pinnacles Natural Area in the Town of Caroline. The addition, which was acquired through a land trade and donation, increases Plantations' protected lands within the Bald Hill and Caroline Pinnacles Natural Areas to 254 acres.
"Our interest in protecting the Caroline Pinnacles originates from the educational value it possesses and the significance of its unique natural features," stated Todd Bittner, director of the Cornell Plantations Natural Areas program. "For the past 150 years, naturalists, botanists and Cornell students have explored the steeply sloping hillsides to study the area's unique environments."
Caroline Pinnacles derives its name from one of the region's most dramatic examples of a valley slope over-steepened by glaciers, which gouged at the valley-side as they moved back and forth through the White Church Valley over the millennia.
The west-southwest-facing aspect found there promotes harsh,dry growing conditions. Near the pinnacle's top, rock outcrops are present, and the stature of the oak forests is dwarfed by exposure. The resulting open forests are dominated by chestnut oak (Quercus montana), red oak (Q. rubra), andblack oak (Q. velutina). Of particular significance is the presence of two plant species, hair grass (Deschampsia flexuosa) and lyrate rock-cress (Arabidopsis lyrata), which have their only known occurrence in the Cayuga Lake basin here. At least 18 locally rare or scarce species ofvascular plants and vertebrates, including mountain laurel (Kalmia latifolia), pitch pine (Pinus rigida), and coal skink (Eumeces anthracinus), are also found in this unusual dry, warm, rocky habitat.
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The mission of the Cornell Plantations Natural Areas Program is to preserve and maintain natural areas in the Central Finger Lakes region, in order to foster natural heritage conservation, research and educational efforts.
Photo-humor workshop with Flash Rosenberg at Plantations during the Light in Winter Festival
Calling anyone who has taken a picture, had their picture taken, or ever seen a picture! New York City's acclaimed cartoonist/photographer/performer Flash Rosenberg will share her secret strategies for capturing the funny things we see each day and transforming them into a heightened form of wit. Bring paper and pencil (or whatever electronic note-making system you prefer).
When: Sunday, Jan 23, 2011 from 10am to 12noon
Where: Nevin Welcome Center in the Botanical Gardens
Cost: $15. Tickets can be purchased online via the Light In Winter Festival website (www.lightinwinter.com).
Cornell Natural Area part of successful research on the control of the harmful insect hemlock woolly adelgid
The United States Forest Service recently released the article, "Glimmer of hope for northeast hemlocks," documenting how research on the release of a predatory beetle, Laricobius nigrinus, has a good chance of helping to control the spread of the invasive Hemlock Woolly Adelgid. Eastern hemlock trees infested with the hemlock wooly adelgid often die, and since many plants and animals rely on the habitat created by eastern hemlock, it is critical to protect hemlock populations.
The Edwards Lake Cliffs Natural Area at Cornell Plantations is one site where this research has taken place.
Read more about Cornell Plantations efforts to control the spread of the hemlock woolly adelgid.
Parking at the Botanical Garden
Beginning January 3, 2011, the new parking area at the Nevin Welcome Center (in the Botanical Garden) is now a "Pay and Display" metered lot. The lot will be monitored from 7:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. on Monday through Friday. Parking is available for up to three hours at $1.50 per hour, and the meter will accept both cash and credit/debit cards. Parking at the Nevin Center is free after 5:00 and on weekends, and there is always free parking in the F. R. Newman Arboretum and at the entrance to the Wildflower Garden.


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- Date:26 Nov 2011
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:Tynecastle Stadium
- Attendance:12,021
- Skacel (45) Jonsson (75)
- Tokely (57)
Live Commentary
- 90:10 +0.10
Gregory Tade gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Eggert Jonsson. Free kick taken by Andy Webster. David Templeton goes off and Scott Robinson comes on. Shane Sutherland is brought on as a substitute for Gregory Tade.
- 88:13
Andy Webster concedes a free kick for a foul on Richie Foran. The free kick is swung in left-footed by Johnny Hayes, save made by Marian Kello.
- 86:32
David Proctor fouled by David Templeton, the ref awards a free kick. Johnny Hayes crosses the ball in from the free kick.
- 84:39
The offside flag is raised against Gregory Tade. Marian Kello takes the indirect free kick.
- 83:48
David Templeton produces a right-footed shot from outside the penalty area and misses left.
- 82:14
Nick Ross joins the action as a substitute, replacing Andrew Shinnie.
- 80:48
The referee blows for offside. Ryan Esson restarts play with the free kick.
- 79:47
Mehdi Taouil comes on in place of John Sutton.
- 77:29
Corner from the right by-line taken by Johnny Hayes, Shot from outside the box by David Davis goes wide right of the target.
- 77:20
Andrew Shinnie crosses the ball, Ryan McGowan gets a block in.
- 75:21
David Templeton sends in a cross, Eggert Jonsson finds the back of the net with a headed goal from close range. Hearts 2-1 Inverness CT.Assist on the goal came from David Templeton.
- 74:52
Jamie Hamill takes a short corner.
- 74:22
John Sutton has an effort at goal from the edge of the box that misses to the right of the target.
- 72:18
Josh Meekings leaves the field to be replaced by David Proctor.
- 71:28
Centre by Jamie Hamill.
- 69:26
Corner taken left-footed by Johnny Hayes to the near post, clearance made by John Sutton.
- 68:51
Andy Webster fouled by Gregory Tade, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Andy Webster.
- 68:26
Effort from 25 yards by Eggert Jonsson. Save by Ryan Esson.
- 67:02
Andrew Shinnie takes a shot. Marian Kello makes a save. Johnny Hayes produces a right-footed shot from inside the area that goes over the bar.
- 66:18
Gregory Tade is adjudged to have handled the ball. Marian Kello takes the free kick.
- 66:04
David Templeton crosses the ball, save made by Ryan Esson.
- 64:31
Outswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Jamie Hamill, clearance by Ross Tokely.
- 63:46
Inswinging corner taken by Jamie Hamill, Ryan Esson makes a save.
- 62:02
Effort by Greg Tansey from a long way out goes over the crossbar.
- 58:51
Adrian Mrowiec produces a cross.
- 57:18
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Johnny Hayes by Eggert Jonsson. Johnny Hayes delivers the ball, Ross Tokely scores a headed goal from close range. Hearts 1-1 Inverness CT.Assist by Johnny Hayes.
- 56:45
Shot from 18 yards from David Templeton. Blocked by Ross Tokely.
- 54:46
David Templeton takes a shot. Save made by Ryan Esson.
- 53:01
Corner taken by Johnny Hayes.
- 51:02
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Ryan McGowan by Gregory Tade. Marius Zaliukas takes the indirect free kick.
- 50:07
Centre by David Obua, Chris Hogg makes a clearance.
- 47:56
Shot on goal by Andrew Shinnie from just inside the area goes over the target.
- 46:50
Chris Hogg gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on John Sutton. Jamie Hamill takes the direct free kick.
- 45:33
Rudi Skacel is cautioned.
- 45:25
Rudi Skacel grabs a goal from inside the penalty area to the bottom left corner of the goal. Hearts 1-0 Inverness CT.The assist for the goal came from John Sutton.
- 45:02 +0.02
David Obua takes a shot. David Davis gets a block in.
- 42:36
The referee blows for offside. Ryan Esson takes the free kick.
- 41:41
The ball is crossed by Josh Meekings, clearance by Marius Zaliukas.
- 40:03
David Templeton crosses the ball.
- 37:21
The assistant referee flags for offside against Gregory Tade. Marian Kello restarts play with the free kick.
- 35:31
Josh Meekings gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on David Templeton. Ryan Stevenson has a direct shot on goal from the free kick, blocked by Greg Tansey.
- 35:05
The referee blows for offside. Indirect free kick taken by Marian Kello.
- 34:42
The ball is delivered by David Templeton, Ross Tokely makes a clearance.
- 32:36
David Davis concedes a free kick for a foul on David Templeton. Shot on goal comes in from Jamie Hamill from the free kick, save made by Ryan Esson.
- 32:11
David Templeton takes a shot. Ryan Esson makes a save.
- 30:34
Inswinging corner taken by Jamie Hamill, Josh Meekings makes a clearance.
- 28:02
Ryan Stevenson takes a shot from just inside the penalty box which clears the bar.
- 27:04
Ryan Stevenson takes a shot. Ryan Esson makes a save.
- 25:15
Ryan Stevenson is penalised for handball and concedes a free kick. Indirect free kick taken by Ryan Esson.
- 24:46
Gregory Tade is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Indirect free kick taken by Marius Zaliukas.
- 23:44
Johnny Hayes crosses the ball.
- 22:29
The assistant referee flags for offside against Gregory Tade. Free kick taken by Marius Zaliukas.
- 20:42
Foul by Rudi Skacel on Kenny Gillet, free kick awarded. Kenny Gillet restarts play with the free kick.
- 18:26
Corner taken by Jamie Hamill.
- 18:05
Ryan Stevenson produces a cross, Ross Tokely gets a block in.
- 17:06
Effort from outside the penalty box by Andrew Shinnie hits the post.
- 15:52
Foul by Kenny Gillet on Ryan Stevenson, free kick awarded. Indirect free kick taken by Jamie Hamill.
- 13:38
The offside flag is raised against Ryan Stevenson. Ryan Esson takes the indirect free kick.
- 12:59
Foul by Ross Tokely on John Sutton, free kick awarded. Ross Tokely goes into the referee's book. Marius Zaliukas restarts play with the free kick.
- 12:34
Ryan Stevenson takes a shot. Save by Ryan Esson.
- 11:16
The ball is crossed by Johnny Hayes,
- 10:41
John Sutton is caught offside. Free kick taken by Ryan Esson.
- 9:21
The ball is delivered by Jamie Hamill.
- 8:41
Unfair challenge on John Sutton by Ross Tokely results in a free kick. Free kick crossed by Jamie Hamill, clearance made by Gregory Tade.
- 7:33
Richie Foran challenges Eggert Jonsson unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Andy Webster.
- 7:04
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Josh Meekings by David Obua. Ryan Esson restarts play with the free kick.
- 6:34
The ball is sent over by David Obua, Ross Tokely makes a clearance.
- 2:51
Unfair challenge on Greg Tansey by Rudi Skacel results in a free kick. Chris Hogg takes the direct free kick.
- 1:57
Eggert Jonsson concedes a free kick for a foul on Andrew Shinnie. Eggert Jonsson goes into the book for unsporting behaviour. David Davis takes the free kick.
- 0:40
Richie Foran fouled by John Sutton, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Kenny Gillet.
Match Preview
Black banned for Hearts Midfielder Ian Black will serve the final game of a three-match ban when Hearts take on Inverness in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League. Hearts have no fresh injury concerns, with left-back Danny Grainger out for around six weeks after undergoing groin surgery. Defender Darren Barr (groin) is also missing, while strikers Kevin Kyle and Gary Glen and midfielder Suso Santana are expected to remain out. Hearts have not won since the October 15 defeat of Dunfermline and host Caley with a number of players awaiting overdue wages for a second successive month. Inverness striker Richie Foran hopes Terry Butcher's men can make Hearts suffer even more. "There's been some ups and downs in their club with their wages and stuff like that," he said. "Hopefully their players will be thinking about that. Hopefully it's an unsettled dressing room. "I don't know if it is but I don't think it can help not being paid on time. "Maybe they're being messed about a little bit and hopefully it will affect their performance and hopefully their supporters can turn on them. "That will only work to our benefit and we can take advantage of that." Foran expressed sympathy for the situation Hearts' players find themselves in, with uncertainty surrounding the club after owner Vladimir Romanov announced he is keen to sell. He added: "It's not the right situation to be in. It's very unprofessional. I do feel for them. "It's happened to me in the past. It's happened to me at a couple of clubs, being messed about with wages. "These players have mortgages to pay, they've got bills to pay and it's not like they're playing in the English Premier League and they've got millions in their bank accounts. They need their wages, they need it on time. "It's a pity it's happening, it's disappointing, but they've also got to be professional and get on with it." Greg Tansey is set to continue for Inverness after winning his appeal against his sending-off against Celtic. Manager Butcher also has no fresh injury concerns but Owain Tudur Jones (knee) and Aaron Doran (shoulder) remain out.
Inverness CT
- Marian Kello
- Ryan McGowan
- Andy Webster
- Marius Zaliukas
- Jamie Hamill
- David Templeton
- Eggert Jonsson
- David Obua
- Rudi Skacel
- John Sutton
- Ryan Stevenson
- Jamie MacDonald
- Stephen Elliott
- Arvydas Novikovas
- Mehdi Taouil
- Gordon Smith
- Scott Robinson
- Adrian Mrowiec
- Ryan Esson
- Josh Meekings
- Chris Hogg
- Ross Tokely
- Kenny Gillet
- Johnny Hayes
- Andrew Shinnie
- David Davis
- Greg Tansey
- Richie Foran
- Gregory Tade
- Jonny Tuffey
- Lee Cox
- Nick Ross
- David Proctor
- Shane Sutherland
- Graeme Shinnie
- Aidan Chippendale
Match Report
Victory lifts Hearts Hearts eased their numerous concerns with a 2-1 Clydesdale Bank Premier League win over Inverness at Tynecastle. Hearts' off-field problems are well-documented, with owner Vladimir Romanov voicing his desire to sell, #35million of debt and players going unpaid for a second successive month. It may be coincidental, but since the first delayed payment of their wages this season, the Jambos had failed to score and collected one point from a possible 12 - before this game. Rudi Skacel netted in the opening minute of the second half, but the lead did not last long as Ross Tokely equalised with a 58th-minute header. However, Hearts responded and Eggert Jonsson netted a 75th-minute header to end a four-match winless run dating back to the October 15 win at Dunfermline. Romanov this week suggested the club was worth #50m, but the only Hearts player to show significant value was Marian Kello. The goalkeeper saved well from Gregory Tade and Andrew Shinnie as Caley Thistle were unable to claim a first win in Gorgie in four years. Inverness named an unchanged side after Greg Tansey's red card against Celtic was rescinded by the Scottish Football Association on Thursday. Hearts manager Paulo Sergio watched from the stand for the first time at Tynecastle, with the Portuguese serving the second of a five-match touchline ban after his dismissal in the loss to Kilmarnock earlier this month. Blustery conditions contributed to a stop-start contest, with Jonsson and Tokely booked early on, before the hosts had the first opportunity. Ryan McGowan stole the ball at the byline from a hesitant Jonny Hayes and cut it back, with David Templeton leaving it for Ryan Stevenson, who scuffed his shot straight at Ryan Esson in the Inverness goal. Shinnie responded with a snap-shot from 25 yards which went narrowly wide before Kello's goal came under further pressure when a casual Marius Zaliukas failed to control a simple pass in defence. Hayes stole in and played Tade through one-on-one, but the Hearts goalkeeper saved well with his feet. Stevenson had another effort from the edge of the area before an incident which provoked Inverness' ire. Templeton went down under in the box following an aerial challenge by Josh Meekings, who won the ball fairly. From the subsequent drop ball, Stevenson played it through for Templeton who prodded straight at Esson. Stevenson was then confronted by captain Richie Foran and Tokely and was withdrawn at half-time for Adrian Mrowiec. Mrowiec's first act was to celebrate Hearts' first goal since mid-October. It came 25 seconds after the restart when Skacel latched onto a ball down the right and hit an angled shot beyond Easson into the bottom corner. It was Skacel's fourth of the season and he was booked for celebrating. Shinnie shot over soon after, before Tokely equalised. Hayes' free-kick from deep on the right evaded a static Hearts defence and the defender headed in at the back post. Tansey blasted over from 30 yards after winning the ball well in midfield and an energised Inverness applied pressure on Hearts' defence again. Tade robbed Andy Webster, Shinnie's effort was saved by Kello and Hayes hit the follow up over the bar. Sutton's shot was deflected wide after he turned Chris Hogg and from the resulting corner the lead was restored. A short corner was played, Templeton fired a cross inside the six-yard box and the ball ricocheted off Jonsson's head and in. Sutton was replaced by Mehdi Taouil before Templeton hit a bouncing ball narrowly wide from a throw-in towards the edge of the box. Tokely headed another Hayes free-kick wide when he could have done better as Inverness suffered a second straight loss.
Form Guide
- Hearts
- Inverness CT WLDLWL
Last Meetings
- Inverness CT
- 1 - 1
- Hearts
- 10/09/2011
- Inverness CT
- 1 - 1
- Hearts
- 16/04/2011
- Hearts
- 1 - 1
- Inverness CT
- 18/12/2010
- Inverness CT
- 1 - 3
- Hearts
- 18/09/2010
- Hearts
- 3 - 2
- Inverness CT
- 24/01/2009
- Inverness CT
- 0 - 1
- Hearts
- 15/11/2008
Top Scorers
- A Webster 2
- R Skacel 2
- R Stevenson 2
- J Sutton 2
- S Elliott 1
- D Obua 1
- A Novikovas 1
Inverness CT
- G Tade 6
- A Shinnie 5
- J Hayes 2
- G Tansey 2
- R Foran 1
- N Ross 1
- G Shinnie 1
- D Davis 1
- Total goals 23
- Goals per game 13
- 1 (For) Period 11-20 mins
- 1 (For) 3 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 2 (For) 1 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 2 (For) 1 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 2 (For) 4 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) Period 61-70 mins
- 1 (For) 1 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 2 (For) Period 81-90 mins
Inverness CT
- Total goals 29
- Goals per game 19
- 1 (For) Period 0-10 mins
- 1 (For) 4 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 1 (For) 6 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 3 (For) 3 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 2 (For) 1 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 2 (For) 2 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 4 (For) 5 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 3 (For) 6 (Against) Period 81-90 mins


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Thread: SOSS HINGES? my extension table
17th Jun 2011, 12:52 PM #1
SOSS HINGES? my extension table
I am desperatly looking to buy SOSS INVISIBLE HINGES, for the middle leaf of my extension table.
(in Australia)
Any help would be greatly apreciated.
I cannot find them anywhere.
even an online store, possibly shipping from within australia would be wonderful.
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The Woodworks, Mittagong.
They only do mail order, and carry barrel hinges.
Also, maybe jim Carroll's wood supplies (name escapes me, but he's a member here.)
22nd Jul 2011, 08:15 PM #7
cheers guys, i ended up getting some sweet soss 108 or 112 hinges from ebay. (three of them)
From america for less than $35 AUD. Postage included!!!!!!!!
so stoked. they were not even used. out of the packet. but who cares! they work a charm.
after i saw how much they costed... it was very helpfull to go for a bargain hunt.
(i was a bit cheeky and added a screenshot of my order, just to prove it.... and rub it in)
Thanks again.
26th Jul 2011, 09:44 AM #8
I have purchased a few from Singapore.
I was told that is where they are manufactured.
If you are in the Sing casino they sold a few thousand to them.
US prices I found expensive on postage.
Also saw some similar hinges on Mig windows but they are extremely pricey.
Glad you found some.
If you speak with Singapore office they will tell you possible stockist in Oz.
30th Jul 2011, 04:54 PM #9
site of Soss hinges for future reference
Joseph Soss - SOSS Invisible Hinges
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