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In the end, of course, a true war story is never about war.
Tim O'Brien, "How to Tell a True War Story"
The woman walks along the riverbank, arms folded in front of her. She glances at the young man beside her.
"Nervous?" she asks.
"Yes," he replies. She's taken to him better than she thought she would, this apprentice of hers. He's a tanner's son from Lebennin, a serious, sharp-eyed boy.
Her previous two apprentices were girls, and good ones. The first practices in the Houses, now; the second left her apprenticeship one year in, returning to Lossarnach to care for an ailing mother. The woman hopes she will come back, but doubts it. There are still only a few girls who come to study surgery, but their numbers have grown a bit over the years. This is the first boy with which the Warden has entrusted her, and she hopes that in some way this is a sign of faith in her. It is also most likely due to her reputation for sternness and for precision; every bit of that reputation was hard won with each incision and each drop of blood on the front of her dress.
Because he is a boy, this apprentice, he is also the first one of hers to leave for the field. Tomorrow he will remove the white stripe from the shoulder of his coat. He'll set out with a party which will follow the Anduin as it winds south, to take up a post as surgeon to one of the Poros companies: a border patrol. The War is over, but war is not—not the threat of it, at the very least. She will miss him.
"That's all right," she says. "If there's only one thing I want you to remember, what do you think it is?"
"Keep everything clean."
"Yes; well, besides that?"
"Don't panic?"
"And…" He looks at her, blinking. "Trust yourself," she says. "Trust your hands and your eyes. You can, now. That's how I know my work with you is finished."
"Is it?"
"It is. You'll be fine." She pauses. "I'm proud of you."
He smiles, looks down at his feet. It's the first time he's heard that from her. "Thank you."
"It's the truth," she says. She stops and shades her eyes; it's a bright day, and the City stands like a beacon at the edge of the field. One of the figures standing further down the riverbank is waving. "Let's go see what my daughter wants."
Melieth, her oldest, is standing barefoot by the water. At ten, she's a pale, dark-haired girl, slender but strong, a gleam of mischief always in her blue eyes. She is fond of removing her shoes and scrambling up trees. She says that she wants to be a surgeon, like her mother, though privately the woman sometimes doubts that the child will have the patience for it; you can tell, even when they're this young. No matter; she will find her own way. No one will ever mistake her for anything but a Minas Tirith girl, her mother thinks with a fierce pride, born in the early years of the Fourth Age. The Age of Men, as they would call it.
Meli's younger brother is standing beside her, shifting foot to foot. A bright handsome little boy of seven, with much of his sister's restlessness: Tarondor.
A gift-name, they call it, even though the giver of the gift is usually long gone by the time the child receives it. Elloth's second-born is called Laeron. Bergil's little girl is Ioreth.
Sometimes the woman, Meli's mother, thinks it's unfair, what they've done to their children, burdening them with such names, even if they've done it out of love. At times she even worries that they are almost as weighted-down as her own generation was, only with the echo of the Darkness, rather than the thing itself. But then, she thinks, these children, too, are strong enough to bear it. And in the way of happy, stubborn children, they always come through with music and peculiarities that are all their own, unhaunted by the loss of those whose names they carry. Unknowable, in the end, as she was when she was a girl. As all children should be.
Her husband is kneeling beside the children, bent to his task, untangling strings with patient hands. She is glad to have him here; after the War, he stayed on with his company, in the only work he'd ever known. New campaigns call him away now and again, and again and again she can only kiss him goodbye and pray that he comes back once more. And she waits. Women are good at that.
And now she finds she is having a hard enough time letting go of her apprentice, though she will not tell him that. She still doesn't know where her own mother found the strength to leave her at the Great Gate that day, or how her husband's parents were able to leave their son standing in the armory when he turned seventeen. But these are ordinary occurrences, in the great scheme of things. Their mothers and fathers had broken their grips on the hands and shoulders of their children and watched them recede into the distance, both the ones who would return and the ones who would not. They are their own beings, these sons and daughters, just as she was at nineteen.
"May I try?" her apprentice asks.
"Please," Beren smiles, and he gets up and stands beside his wife, shaking out tired hands. The tanner's son from Lebennin gets down on the ground with Meli and Tarondor, good-naturedly taking directions from the children as he tries to unknot the strings on the kite. It's a graceful thing, red canvas stretched over a thin, strong frame. It was a birthday gift to Meli from her paternal grandfather, who was wise enough to recognize that the girl might enjoy yet another reason to run.
"There," says the young man, as he coils the string neatly in his hand. He stands up and gives the line to Meli.
"What should you say?" the woman asks.
"Thank you," the children chorus, and then resume their squabble as to who has the next turn.
"Thank you," Beren smiles at the apprentice, and places a hand on his shoulder. The young man shrugs, grinning.
Meli seems to have come out the victor, for she's holding up a hand to the wind, now, as her father has taught her. Without further comment, she takes off at a fierce sprint in the direction of the City.
"Be careful!" the mother calls after her. The ground is uneven in spots.
Her husband puts a hand on her arm. "Let her go."
And so she does. She watches her daughter running along the river, paying out string until she judges the tension right. And then the kite catches on the edge of the wind, and wheels and dips like a strange bird above the old battlefield. The mother watches it until it is lost in the glare of the sun, and she has to turn her eyes away for the brightness.
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The senior co-captain returned during the next stoppage in play and wound up playing 36 of the 40 minutes.
"He's a real key for us," Herrion said. "When he scores it just helps our whole team and helps our whole offense. He's a talented kid and he had a heck of a game."
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"I give him big ups," Myrick said. "He's our defensive stopper. He's just all over the court, never gets tired and keeps going. He's just a nonstop player. We love his effort."
The Wildcats led by as many as 15 (53-38) with 6:44 left on an inside bucket by Myrick that capped a 7-0 run.
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Chestnut Season
Chestnuts are available at local farmers' markets now. The sight of them whets the appetite for that special chestnut dressing that accompanies the Thanksgiving turkey, so put some into the freezer for next month's feasting. We are lucky to be able to buy this delectable treat considering the devastation of the towering American chestnut tree beginning a hundred years ago.
Once one of the mightiest of American trees, feeding the livestock of Appalachian farmers and furnishing their homes and livelihoods, the chestnut was struck by a foreign blight in 1904 and over the next four decades all but disappeared from the landscape. It is estimated that 3-4 billion chestnut trees (1/4 of all hardwood trees) ranged throughout the eastern United States at one time, while today fewer than 100 remain, including one in Patrick County. (Are there any closer to home?)
The good news, however, is that research to restore the chestnut is ongoing and beginning to bear fruit. A farm in Meadowview, in our own backyard, is the site of The American Chestnut Foundation's research station where promising progress in backcross breeding has been made. Scientists determined to resurrect this majestic tree have employed hypovirulence (infecting the infection) and gene technology, among other techniques, in a variety of locales including Virginia Tech and institutions in New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, and New Jersey.
With grace and a flair for conveying the colorful personalities central to this drama, Susan Freinkel, in American Chestnut: the life, death, and rebirth of a perfect tree, tells the captivating story of the chestnut, its importance in the economy and culture of the Appalachian region, and the many efforts of diehard optimists to bring the tree back in spite of naysayers and limited financial support. Freinkel is an absolutely marvelous writer and describes the science of the research very effectively for the non-scientifically inclined. This is an interesting and absorbing account for anyone who enjoys nature, botany, or the history of the Appalachian region, and would make a lovely gift.
For a local perspective on the importance of chestnuts, read Ralph H. Lutts' article, "Like Manna from God: the American chestnut trade in southwestern Virginia (PDF)", published in Environmental History.
A number of other interesting articles on the American chestnut are accessible through the library's online subscription service Find It VA.
The appeal of chestnut for timber and nut production prompted importation and experimentation in the U.S. beginning over 200 years ago. In 1773, Thomas Jefferson grafted European chestnut cuttings onto American chestnuts at Monticello. When E. I. Du Pont de Nemours moved from France to New Jersey in 1799 and then to Delaware in 1802, he planted European chestnuts for himself, and gave them to friends. Japanese chestnuts were first imported in 1876. A decade later, Luther Burbank bought 10,000 nuts from Japan, and sold seedlings by mail-order. With these Asian varieties came a blight to which they were resistant but which decimated the native American tree population by 1950.
The American Chestnut Foundation was founded in 1983 by a group of plant scientists who recognized the severe impact the demise of the American chestnut tree imposed upon local rural economies and eastern forest ecology. The American chestnut tree was the single most important food source for a variety of wildlife from bears to birds. Rural communities depended upon the annual nut harvest as a cash crop to feed livestock. The chestnut lumber industry was a major sector of rural economies because the wood was ideal for fence posts, railroad ties, barn beams and home construction, as well as for furniture and musical instruments.
In 1989 TACF established the Wagner Research Farm, a breeding station at Meadowview, to execute the backcross breeding program developed by Philip Rutter, David French and Charles Burnham, three of TACF's founding scientists. TACF's backcross breeding program took Chinese chestnut trees, naturally resistant to the blight, and crossed them with their American cousins, resulting in trees that were 50% American, 50% Chinese. These trees were then backcrossed to the American species, resulting in trees which were 75% American. The procedure was repeated to produce an American chestnut tree that retains no Chinese characteristics other than blight resistance. Three additional farms acquired by 2006 brought Meadowview Research Farms to a stock of over 30,000 trees at various stages of breeding, planted on over 160 acres of land.
Tours of the Meadowview chestnut project are usually given during the Virginia Highlands Festival in August, and may be offered at other times as well.
A complete history of The American Chestnut Foundation can be found in Mighty Giants: An American Chestnut Anthology. This profusely illustrated collection includes memories of "Chestnuts in My Life" by Jimmy Carter, articles on the uses of chestnut wood, nut nutrition, and lively portraits of plant scientists engaged in reviving the American chestnut, among them Fred Hebard, director of the Meadowview Research Farms.
The chestnuts we buy today are probably from Chinese or Japanese chestnut trees, or perhaps a cousin of the American chestnut, the chinquapin. Whatever the source, good chestnuts are sweet and tasty. Unlike other nuts, chestnuts are high in carbohydrates and low in fat. You can eat them fresh, boiled, or roasted. They make good snacks, appetizers, vegetable dishes, or soup. They can be dried and ground to flour for use in pancakes, breads and pasta. Find recipes and commercial sources at www.wcga.net.
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bex66 wrote:hi Gypsylady,
Kids are 8 and 9 and although sad to say fight like cat and dog....
snake_dr wrote:id be trying to get them into their own tents like gypsy suggested.
the other thing is that some parks will let you camp on caravan spots, which are usually huge. we just spent easter at kirra tourist park on the van spots and could have put two campers on each site. so we just go to these parks, and if you did want the 14ft you wouldnt have any issues with size.
if you arent planning on any more kids the 9ft should really be enough though, i dont know about you but once we're awake we spend very little time actually in the tent, its basically only for sleeping.
we bought a 9ft a few years ago and ended up with 3 kids and the 9ft isnt really big enough for us, so dont go to small its a lot cheaper to buy the right size from the start.
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PITTSBURGH -- The storybook ending for Chipper Jones would have been putting a fastball into the Allegheny River.At age 40, however, Jones doesn't try to mash the baseball so much as massage it. Instead, the Atlanta Braves third baseman had to settle for bookending his 19-year career with pinch-hit singles.Jones rapped an A.J. Burnett pitch to right field in his final regular-season at-bat, and the Braves beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0 on Wednesday."I'd like to thank A.J. for coming right at me," Jones said with a laugh after collecting the 2,726th and final regular-season hit of his 19-year career.Jones entered as a pinch hitter in the sixth. Batting left-handed, he took the first pitch he saw from Burnett and laced it to the outfield, proving a nice bit of symmetry. Jones singled in the first at-bat of his career against Cincinnati on Sept. 14, 1993."I got to go out the same way I came in," Jones said.The Braves ended 1993 in the World Series, though Jones didn't play. They're hoping to do the same after grabbing the top wild-card spot. Atlanta hosts defending world champion St. Louis on Friday at 5:07 p.m. ET, with the winner advancing to the division series."Now we've got to get over this one-game playoff thing to give ourselves a legitimate shot at what we were all shooting for out of spring training," Jones said.While Jones is heading to the postseason, Atlanta pitcher Ben Sheets is almost certainly not. Still, the veteran right-hander who has been dogged by injuries in recent years was able to go out on his own terms.Sheets pitched one scoreless inning in what he's said will be his final major league appearance, striking out two -- including Pittsburgh star Andrew McCutchen -- while hitting 96 mph on the radar gun."It felt great," Sheets said. "It was as good as anything I could probably draw up."Sheets is unlikely to be placed on Atlanta's postseason roster, but with a playoff spot secure and nothing really to lose, the Braves sent the four-time All-Star to the mound one last time. He needed just a couple minutes to get loose and when he walked back to the dugout after three quick outs, he knew he was done.Asked if he'd consider sticking around to find a spot in a bullpen somewhere, Sheets just smiled and said, "dude, I'm good."So are the 94-win Braves, who are heading into the postseason with some momentum after a stunning collapse last fall forced them to watch the playoffs on television.Instead of swooning down the stretch this year, they've surged. Atlanta is 20-10 since Sept. 1."A little bit different than last year as I recall," Jones said. "I think we'll look back on (last) September as a learning experience. No better example of that than the way we played this September."Jason Heyward singled twice and scored two runs for the Braves while Luis Avilan (1-0) won on a day Atlanta used eight pitchers to hold Pittsburgh to four hits."We got some stuff accomplished today and we got the win," said Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez. "A lot of good stuff."Burnett (16-10) gave up four runs in 5 2/3 innings for Pittsburgh. The Pirates finished 79-83, extending their record streak of losing seasons to 20."We needed to win our games," manager Clint Hurdle said. "Our goal was to win more games."A regular-season finale that looked like it might be important a month ago had a decidedly spring training feel after the Pirates collapsed down the stretch.Pittsburgh was 62-46 on Aug. 8 but finished on a 17-37 slide, though the team's 79 wins tied for the most since the infamous streak began following a loss to the Braves in the 1992 NL championship series."You have to try and take some positives from it," said McCutchen, who hit .327 this season to finish second behind San Francisco's Buster Posey for the NL batting title. "Every year is hard to take when you don't end up where you want to be. Every year is tough."Maybe none, however, were more painful than this one. The Pirates were the talk of baseball over the summer behind a pitching staff that flourished behind Burnett, who embraced the roll of ace the team desperately needed. He won eight straight decisions in the spring but tailed off over the final two months and couldn't avoid his fifth loss in his six starts, though he exited to a warm ovation."I thought he had an exceptional season," Hurdle said of Burnett. "He took ownership of the trade, the career, the opportunity to re-ignite himself."
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Hundreds of ex-pats living in New York are making the trip home to Ireland this week for the biggest sporting event of the year, but many may not make it inside Croke Park.
Tickets are scarce for this Sunday's All-Ireland football final between Donegal and Mayo, but Irish immigrants living in New York remain optimistic in their quest for a golden ticket.
"I don't have a ticket yet, but I am hopeful," John Crowe, a Mayo supporter who lives in Manhattan told the Irish Voice.
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Romney can't make up his mind on what his strategy would be in Afghanistan. First, he wouldn't say what he'd do. Then in January, he said it was his "desire" not to leave Afghanistan. Five months later, he claimed he wanted the troops to come home as soon as possible. And on timelines for withdrawal, Romney first criticized the President for having one, but three months later he said he agreed with the President that the troops should be out by 2014. At tonight's debate, Romney said "we should have a gradual transition of handing off to the Afghan security forces the responsibility for their own country" without identifying a timetable.
Byron York: Romney Seemed "Off Balance" When Asked What Strategy He Would Employ In Afghanistan Saying "I'm Not In That Position.""Then there's Afghanistan. 'I'm a little surprised that, having made Afghanistan the center of his anti-terrorist strategy, he says he doesn't have a strategy at this stage for what to do in Afghanistan,' Romney says of the president. 'I would have expected him to have accomplished that by this point.' As Romney sees it, Obama has a choice. He can go along with Gen. Stanley McChrystal's expected request for more troops, or he can betray his own campaign promise of a firm U.S. stand in Afghanistan. 'I think his only choice, and the correct choice, is the former,' Romney says. But it might not be that simple. When I ask Romney, 'What would you have done?' he seems slightly off-balance. 'I'm not in that position,' Romney says. He pauses a moment. 'When you say, what would I have done, I, I – ' 'Do you think we needed a new strategy in Afghanistan?' I ask. 'I'm going to Afghanistan and Iraq in a couple of months,' Romney says. 'I'll get an assessment of what's happening there and what the prospects are. But I certainly would support our troops with the additional troops which are being called for by General McChrystal, and provide the equipment and the manpower and the budgetary support which our troops deserve.'" [Byron York, Washington Examiner, 9/27/09]
FLIP: Romney: "It Is My Desire And My Political Party's Desire To Support The People Of Afghanistan And Not To Leave.""Although the media have not been invited to his events, a glimpse into Romney's thinking was provided by an individual who attended the meeting between Romney and the young Afghans and who allowed a reporter to view a video of the event. At one point, Romney said he supports a longer-term US presence in Afghanistan and asked Afghans for their own suggestions about how the United States can help overcome the raging insurgency and endemic corruption here. President Obama's administration has said it plans to begin reducing the number of US troops in July with the goal of handing over security to the Afghans by the end of 2014. 'It is my desire and my political party's desire to support the people of Afghanistan and not to leave,' Romney said in response to a question about whether the United States was going to pull out of the country soon. 'So we look to you to tell us the best ways that we can support you.'" [Boston Globe, 1/14/11]
FLOP: Romney's Went Middle Of The Road On President Obama's Announcement Of Troop Reductions In Afghanistan Saying "We All Want Out Troops To Come Home As Soon As Possible." "Some of the leading Republican presidential candidates offered dramatically different reactions to President Obama's announcement of troop reductions in Afghanistan, a reflection of the schism in the Republican Party over the future of the war… Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, is somewhere in the middle. In a statement, Mr. Romney said that 'we all want our troops to come home as soon as possible,' but he stopped short of praising Mr. Obama's speech." [New York Times, 6/23/11]
- Romney Said Of Afghanistan: "I Also Think We've Learned That Our Troops Shouldn't Go Off And Try To Fight A War Of Independence For Another Nation." At the New Hampshire Republican primary debate Romney said of Afghanistan: "I also think we've learned that our troops shouldn't go off and try and fight a war of independence for another nation. Only the Afghanis can win Afghanistan's independence from the Taliban." [New Hampshire Debate, 6/13/11]
FLIP: Romney Criticized President Obama's Announcement Of A Troop Withdrawal Timeline In Afghanistan Saying "The Taliban May Not Have Watches, But They Do Have Calendars." "Romney praised the decision to send additional troops to Afghanistan, but criticized President Obama's announcement of when troops will withdraw. 'The Taliban may not have watches, but they do have calendars,' Romney said." [Boston Globe, 6/3/11]
FLOP: Romney: "The Generals Actually Concur With The Idea That We Should Bring Down The Surge Troops And Ultimately By 2014, Take Our Footprint - Our Large Combat Footprint Out Of Afghanistan, That's Something With Which I Concur." On Moring Joe, Mitt Romney said: "The generals actually concur with the idea that we should bring down the surge troops, and ultimately by 2014, take our footprint -- our large combat footprint out of Afghanistan, that's something with which I concur." [Morning Joe, MSNBC, 9/28/11]
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LEE — Attorney General Michael Delaney has determined the two Durham officers responsible for shooting former resident Steve Amazeen in December were justified in using deadly force, according to a report issued by the state Attorney General's office Wednesday.
New Hampshire law states a law enforcement officer is justified in using deadly force "when he reasonably believes that such force is necessary to defend himself or a third person from what he reasonably believes is the imminent use of deadly force."
The report alleges Mary Amazeen told police about an argument the couple had the night of Dec. 2 that led to discussion of a divorce. At her suggestion of divorce, her husband allegedly reacted by firing his handgun into the floor of their bedroom.


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Here's a look at some of the planned features that are being worked on for the FreeBSD 10 release...
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I tried freebsd last week but i didn't found any real advantages over linux . It just feels and acts like an outdated and less supported linux
llvm/clang? apple thunderbird support? they should just switch to the mach kernel and get over with, because this is getting ridiculous.
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It's just Thunderbolt, not Apple Thunderbolt.
Thunderbolt was jointly developed by Apple and Intel and first introduced on Apple computers.
But its name is just Thunderbolt, not Apple Thunderbolt.
Please use proper and vendor-neutral names.
This undoubtly proves that FreeBSD is at least as stable as Linux. Considering the manpower behind Linux which FreeBSD lacks, I would say FreeBSD is anything but pathetic.
for good or bad freebsd will be pushed to the margins at time goes on. it will be typecasted as a web server OS that is worthless as for almost anything else.
And oh, if you wanna "get the facts" and "read stats" go to Microsoft's site, they're also into that kind of arguments like yours. (Un)Surprisingly they think window$ is better than both Linux and BSD, also based on facts, stats and ranks.


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Tandoori Chicken Quesadillas
Once the creative juices started flowing, they just kept on going and up next was tandoori chicken quesadillas. I made sure to include a bit of heat in the marinade for the tandoori chicken and of course the spicy chicken reminded me of texmex food, quesadillas in particular. I figured the spicy tandoori chicken would work well in a quesadilla but it seemed a little lonely and I thought that some sauteed onions and peppers would help round things out. After that it was just a matter of adding cheese, placing everything in between two tortillas and grilling it up. The spicy tandoori chicken worked really well in quesadilla form! It was just like a regular quesadilla except that the distinctly Indian flavours from the tandoori marinade were coming through. I served the quesadillas with a quick, finely diced pico de galo.
Tandoori Chicken Quesadillas(makes 1 quesadilla)
Printable Recipe
1 tablespoon oil
1/4 cup bell peppers (sliced thinly)
1/4 cup onion (sliced thinly)
1/4 cup tandoori chicken (shredded)
2 handfuls cheese (grated)
2 (8 inch tortillas)
1. Heat the oil in a pan.
2. Add the peppers and onions and saute until tender, about 5-7 minutes.
3. Sprinkle on half of the cheese onto the tortilla followed by peppers, onions and chicken followed by the remaining cheese and top it all off with the second tortilla.
4. Cook until the quesadilla is golden brown on both sides and the cheese is melted.
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China is the world's most populous country, and one of the earliest ancient civilisations which is quickly becoming the fastest growing economy of the 21st century.
Officially known as the People's Republic of China, it is the third largest country in the world after Russia and Canada. Its vast land area borders 14 countries, and with almost 700 cities, China is a country of diverse regions and provinces, many of which are important tourist destinations.
As the birthplace of ancient Chinese civilisation dating back 4,000 years, it is no wonder that China is home to over 40 World Heritage sites, from the Great Wall to the imperial palaces of the Ming dynasty and the classical gardens of Suzhou.
In Mandarin, China is referred to as zhong guo, which means 'Middle Kingdom'. The capital city of Beijing is its central point of administrative and political activities, while Shanghai, its largest city, is the country's financial and cultural heart.
China is a country of abundant natural resources, diverse climates and a unique people. With a rich history, culture and language, the Chinese can proudly claim to have invented paper, printing, gunpowder and the compass among others.
With a growing population of 1.35 billion, China is today's fastest growing economy and one of the most dynamic countries of this century. Despite its rapid modernity, China remains a popular tourist destination for those who come to see its historical sites and natural landscapes.


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