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The distribution of ants on the Wessel and English Company Islands, in the seasonal tropics of Australia's Northern Territory
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A total of 74 ant species (from 23 genera) was recorded from 195 quadrats (50 × 50 m) from 39 continental islands off Arnhem Land, Northern Territory. In general, the ant fauna comprised generalist species widespread on the north Australian mainland. The functional group composition was also comparable to that of similar environments on the north Australian mainland. The ant fauna was not tightly structured. There were few habitat specialists, no species showed a clear preference for smaller islands, and only a few species showed unequivocal preferences for larger islands. There were no clear cases of congeneric, or otherwise ecologically similar, species replacing each other on different islands. In contrast to the north Australian mainland, there were no significant differences between habitats in ant species richness. However, the functional group composition varied significantly between the eight main habitats sampled across the islands, in a manner consistent with that reported for the mainland.
The number of ant species recorded per island was most closely related to island size (80% of the deviance explained), but there was only slight or no relationship between island size and the number of species at the quadrat scale. Functional group composition varied between islands, with small islands supporting a relatively high proportion of Generalised Myrmicinae species. Low-lying (and presumably intermittently inundated) islands supported a higher proportion of Dominant Dolichoderinae and few Specialist Predators and Tropical Climate Specialist species. Very small islands supported a relatively high proportion of Dominant Dolichoderinae species. These differences are largely attributable to inter-island differences in habitat availability and disturbance regimes, and to differences between functional groups in dispersability, competitive ability and ecological flexibility. Species richness was little influenced by the extent of island isolation.
Patterning in the ant fauna of these islands parallels that reported for islands elsewhere.
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Hi just asking a question about H/Drives mainly as they get larger in the amount of gigabytes/terrabytes is there any size that the motherboard will start to not recognise? At the moment in my desktop i have a 2TB hard drive and was thinking of putting in a Western Digital Caviar Green Power 3TB 64MB Cache Hard Disk Drive SATA 6GB/s <8.9ms - OEM as a backup fpr my music/photo's This is my motherboard http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/IntelSocket1155/P8Z68V/#overview Thanks for any thoughts.
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The current maximum size of an NTFS partition is 16 exabytes (18 billion gigabytes). Assuming you can divide up the drive into four primary partitions, you can have 64 exabytes on a hard drive. Of course, Windows still uses BIOS addressing to find the size of a hard drive, so it is still limited by what the BIOS can see. Currently, the newest BIOS'es support a maximum of 144 petabytes (144 million gigabytes).
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Ryan Fenton? That's a strange name for a protocol...
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Defending champion Lille missed an opportunity to go level on points with second-place Montpellier as it drew 1-1 with Evian in the French league on Saturday.
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Gods & Radicals, a new site for Pagan anti-capitalists launched with the following mission statement: "To help re-awaken what many see as an integral aspect of Modern Paganism – its opposition to Capitalist exploitation of the earth and all its inhabitants."...
In my last post, I introduced the archetype of the Anima and Animus, the contra-gendered aspects of our unconscious selves.
I can't remember who first told me that not only was this song sung and played at the witches' sabbat Back When, but that, in fact, it actually describes the uncanny goings-on there.
The reason for the song's witchy reputation is unclear. The sheer unreality of the scenario? The implied masquerade? The tune's leering allusion to the plainchant Dies Irae?
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Of the many different versions of this song that exist, what follows is the oldest known to me, given in Medieval French, English translation, and singable English lyrics.
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On further reflection, Deborah: is the dance is simple enough that it could be communicated verbally to those who haven't seen it?
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Why surgically?
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Isn't that phrase kind of an oxymoron? Or do oxymora have to be nouns?
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This is a mature plant. Obtained about 5 years ago as a large division from a family member. Probably a commonly available plant, as they are not hosta collectors. Bloomed in early July, light purple. I'll post a close up leaf shot in the next message.
I'd appreciate any efforts to name this one.
Need more data HH. My sim Summer Fragrance took me days and days to ID. I borrowed Hostapedia from a foreign library for 6 weeks cataloging all the look similars.
Here's my neighbor Bobbi's NOID I'd only took today. It only has 5vp and white flowers. I don't know if it is fragrant. Don't mean to raid your thread. I'll be posting this along with others tommorrow after taking measurements. Just wanted to show how tough gn/wh's can be without details.
I promised to cataloque hers and have 19 in her front yard alone. So far I have only IDs on about 4.
Good luck on this one.
Cool....it is always fun to read the NOID threads, very educational too.
Hoping never to endure another spate of NOID problems, I am a "belt and suspenders" kind of gardener....I stick the nursery tag in the side of the pot below surface level, and then put my "made" tags where they'll show when I take pictures.
My worst nightmare is trying to ID a green with white margins. Or a plain green. Seems like I have a lot of those. In this thread, we got two for the price of one, taken off the mystery NOID list. How cool is that!!


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After the Revolution struggled to keep the ball for better parts of the 2010 season, it was impossible to avoid the idea that the technical staff's first order of business this year was to improve the team's ability to hold the ball.
And yet, nearly a month after the preseason concluded, there's little doubt that the Revolution continue to struggle in the possession department, as exhibited by Saturday night's stunning 2-0 home loss against a second-rate Salt Lake squad.
"It was hard for us to keep the ball and get anything going attacking-wise," said Revolution defender Darrius Barnes. "They got that first goal and it kind of took the air out of our sails."
Not that the Revs had much wind in their sails to begin with. In fact, manager Steve Nicol was especially critical of his team's maddening inability to keep possession.
"(In) the first half, we probably found their men more times than we found our own," said Nicol shortly after his club's disappointing performance. "If you're doing that -- I don't care who you're playing against -- you're going to be in trouble."
Some have said that trouble has been brewing since the start of the regular season when Nicol unveiled an unorthodox, not to mention entirely untested, 4-5-1 formation. The hope was that with three central midfielders -- Shalrie Joseph, Pat Phelan, and Stephen McCarthy -- the Revs would find a way to hold the ball better.
Early on, the results were mixed. They were lucky to escape L.A. with a point after playing a goal-hungry Galaxy in a torrential downpour and fortunate to find a win against a depleted D.C. United a week later. With four points in their first two games, things were beginning to look up for Nicol's lads.
Then, it started crashing down. First came the 1-1 draw to the winless Timbers -- one many felt the Revs should have won easily. That disappointing performance was followed up with a bizarre 1-1 draw at Vancouver that saw them fail to effectively hold the ball despite holding a two-man advantage against a red card-collecting Whitecap club.
The latest embarrassment came Saturday night. Facing a second-choice Salt Lake starting XI, the Revs failed to take any initiative, gave the ball away with alarming regularity, and were ultimately sabotaged by their own inability to maintain possession -- even after they scrapped the 4-5-1 for the customary 4-4-2.
"We made the changes, and then we gave the ball away again at the halfway line and we end up going two down," said Nicol. "It makes it difficult. You give the ball to the opposition as often as we did (and) you're not going to win games."
The first five games of the season has been proof positive of that saying for the Revs. Despite staying unbeaten in four of their first five, their only victory came when the possession scale tilted in their favor.
And after Saturday's defeat, it may have to get worse before it gets better. With Joseph and Phelan unavailable for Sunday's match at Houston after receiving red cards against Salt Lake, the Revs may have to chase the ball one more time before things start to improve.
One glimmer of hope amid their current calamities may the impending arrival of French international Ousmane Dabo. The former Lazio midfielder, who was signed in the team during offseason, has been recovering from a strained quadriceps injury and Nicol believes that Dabo could return to training very soon.
"I would hope that he's going to be joining full training sometime this week," said Nicol. "We'll see what happens."
It certainly will be interesting to watch what happens in the coming weeks. Once Joseph and Dabo are available to feature in the middle, it's likely that Nicol will revert to the familiar 4-4-2, which should allow his team to finally get back on track when it comes to their one-word preseason mantra.
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Steve Masse won the hotly-contested 100-lap Valenti Modified Racing Series feature at the Waterford Speedbowl on Sunday afternoon. It was the first race in an aggressive 2013 schedule for the successful touring series which is celebrating its 10th anniversary.
The century-distance grind was the centerpiece of the Connecticut speed plant's 2013 Budweiser Blast-Off weekend.
Pole sitter Max Zachem led a 26-car field to green, but it was Louie Mechalides quickly assuming the point during the early circuits. With 77-laps remaining, a stout Richard Savary took command followed by Todd Annarummo of Swansea.
Savary continued building a healthy lead until tangling with lapped traffic on the front- stretch and was forced pit side. He recovered to notch a respectable 11th-place.
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Second-place finisher Annarummo may have had something for the winner, but driving too deep into the first-turn before the crucial final restart possibly halted his bid for victory. "I drove very-low into the turn trying to clean my tires right-before that last restart. I think I may have picked-up something up. The car wasn't as good after that."
Scoring a third place podium finish, Nocella was elated with his performance. "This is just awesome to finish in the top 3," he said. "We decided to try this series last year, and really enjoy-it. To start the season like this is a huge plus. My family, crew, and sponsors worked really hard to get me here, so this top 3 is for them also."
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Margin of Victory: 0.335
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Lap Leaders: Mechalides (1-22) Savary (23-64 Annarummo (65-95) Masse (96-100)
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VALENTI MODIFIED SERIES (100); 1. Steve Masse, Bellingham, MA., 2. Todd Annarummo, Swansea MA., 3. Anthony Nocella, Woburn, MA., 4. Rowan Pennink, Huntington Valley PA., 5. Mike Holdridge, Madison, CT., 6. Louie Mechalides, Tyngsboro. MA., 7. Mike Willis Jr., Grantham NH., 8. Norm Wrenn, Nashua NH., 9. Dana Smith, Sunapee NH., 10. Keith Rocco, Meriden, CT., 11. Richard Savary, Canton, MA., 12. Jeff Pearl, Salem, CT., 13. Jacob Dore, Sanford ME., 14. Tom Barrett Jr., Millis MA., 15. Jeff Rocco, Meriden, CT., 16. Max Zachem, Preston, CT., 17. Arthur Heino Jr., Newport NH., 18. Chris Pasteryak, Lisbon, CT., 19. Dennis Charette, Southington, CT., 20. Dave Scheider, Northport NY., 21. Melissa Fifield, Wakefield, NH., 22. Rob Goodenough, Swanzey, NH., 23. Todd Owen, Somers, CT., 24. Dave Etheridge, Portland, CT., 25. Jim Dolan, Bethel, CT., 26. Timmy Jordan, Plainfield, CT.
In other action at the 63rd season opener at Waterford Speedbowl wrapped up Sunday with six main events as part of the track's Budweiser Blastoff Weekend. A total of 13 divisions were on hand for the three-day event, culminating with Sunday's Valenti Modified Racing Series feature, NEMA Midget race and NASCAR Whelen All-American Series racing.
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The Los Alamos lacrosse team lost its first two games of the season on Saturday, but is feeling optimistic after its performances.
"We only had 11 practices before our first game and they'd been playing two months so the ceiling is high," coach James Miller said.
The 'Toppers lost their first game 13-6 against the undefeated Sandia Matadors (5-0).
The 6 goals Los Alamos scored, however, were as many as Sandia had given up in its four other games combined.
"Our offense is humming," Miller said.
Charlie Christensen, Hudson Davenhall, Welsey Skidmore and Griffin Matuszak led Los Alamos' attack over the weekend.
The 'Toppers played the Rio Rancho Raptors (4-2) next, but lost the back-and-forth battle 16-14.
"It was a dog fight," Miller said.
Most of the goals Los Alamos gave up were in its transition defense which also had some trouble clearing the ball. On set plays, however, the 'Toppers were able to do a good job shutting their opponents down.
Trevor Matuszak also had some "awesome hits" and "tenacious ground ball work" against Rio Rancho, Miller said.
"I was very proud of the effort we put forward," Miller said. "We might be small, but we can run."
Minor League Baseball recemtly announced rules and procedures aimed at improving the pace of play in games at the Triple-A and Double-A levels.
The procedures, created in partnership with Major League Baseball, will monitor the time taken between innings and pitches, and will limit the amount of time allowed during pitching changes. Umpires will continue to enforce rules prohibiting batters from leaving the batter's box between pitches.
Timers have been installed at all Triple-A and Double-A parks in plain view of umpires, players and fans to monitor the pace of play and determine when violations occur. The month of April will serve as a grace period, with players receiving warnings for infractions. Beginning May 1, rules will be enforced as written. The regulations and penalties for non-compliance are listed below.
-Inning breaks will be two minutes, 25 seconds in duration. The first batter of an inning is encouraged to be in the batter's box and alert to the pitcher with 20 seconds left on the inning break timer. The pitcher must begin his wind-up or begin the motion to come to the set position at any point within the last 20 seconds of the 2:25 break.
With nothing to lose and everything to gain, Garrett Altmann didn't hold anything back, Monday, in Haines, Alaska.
After three attempts, the conditions finally allowed the Freeride World Tour's competitors to take on The Venue in Alaska. The tour had been there for nine days, but the wait paid off with sunny skies and fresh snow.
Altmann started the day in 15th place and needed to move into the top-12 to advance to the tour's finale in Verbier, Switzerland.
On the top section Altmann launched off a cliff and was in the air long enough to do a couple of tricks — crossing his skis and then doing what the judges called a "donkey kick."
On the bottom section Altmann went big again, tossing a front flip off of a blind rollover. He was unable to land the rick, however, and ended up doing a couple of cartwheels before regaining control.
Altmann fell once more in a tight spine section and ended up kicking both skis off while tumbling down in his slough.
The two falls kept him from moving up in the tour's rankings and qualifying for Verbier, but the good news for Altmann is he'll get another chance.
The Los Alamos baseball team took on the defending state champs, Piedra Vista, for a second time this season on Saturday. For the second time Piedra Vista was able to beat the 'Toppers by a 3-2 score, but it needed extra innings to get the win.
"It was a good ball game," Los Alamos manager Mike Gill said.
The Panthers led 2-0 after five innings, but Los Alamos fought back.
Connor Mang started the top of the sixth inning with a single. Jared Mang hit a single and moved Connor to third base. Lane Saunders then got an RBI with a ground out.
Los Alamos tied the game in the seventh. Jarrett Genero singled. Zealand Waltersheid laid down a sacrifice bunt to put Genero in scoring position. Then Jake Rutten hit a single into right field to bring Genero home.
Piedra Vista had a chance to win the game in the bottom of the seventh, but Los Alamos' defense came through and made a play at the plate. With a runner on second, Piedra Vista hit a single into center field. Jared Mang fielded the ball and threw home. Trevor Pacheco did a good job blocking home, Gill said, and tagged the runner out to send the game into extra innings.
In the bottom of the ninth, however, two Los Alamos errors and an intentional walk loaded the bases. Piedra Vista then plated the winning run with a sacrifice fly.
The Freeride World Tour (FWT) stop in Haines, Alaska, has turned into a balancing act of patience and alertness.
The big mountain competition originally scheduled to take place on Tuesday.
All of the competitors hopped in a helicopter for a 30-minute ride to a staging area. Then they jumped in another helicopter for a 10-minute ride to the peak where the competition will take place on, aptly named The Venue.
Then clouds rolled in and the event was postponed because of the flat light.
On Thursday the forecast looked promising, so once again the competitors made their way to the start. After waiting on the top of The Venue for four hours, however, the visibility showed no sign of improving so the event was postponed again.
On Friday the forecast looked good and the competitors were optimistic they'd finally be able to compete.
The helicopter rides up to The Venue were once again in vain.
With a new storm in Alaska's forecast, the event's organizers are now shooting for a Sunday or Monday start.
It was originally scheduled to take place before March 22. That date has been pushed back, keeping the ambitious Alaska dream alive.
With four new inches of snow Friday morning, skiers and snowboarders will get to end their ski season at Pajarito with a few more powder turns.
The mountain will close for the winter season on Sunday.
"It sure made the ski area look really pretty," Pajarito's General Manager Tom Long said.
The new snow was wet and heavy. It blanketed the trees in white and covered some areas on the mountain that were getting thin.
There's a small chance the mountain could get another trace of snow tonight, but not much more than that and not enough to justify staying open any longer.
"The 22nd seems like the prudent choice to close for the year," Long said.
Long added that Pajarito's sister resorts — Sipapu, Purgatory (Colo.) and Arizona Snowbowl — are still open, giving its pass holders some other options to get more spring skiing in.
"We had a tough year here," Long said. "The quantity (of snow) has been OK, but the timing has been off."
Pajarito wasn't able to open until late January, missing the Christmas crowds. After that, however, the mountain had some good spurts business wise during the President's day holiday and Texas' spring break.
The heart-pounding first full day of the tournament was headlined by two No. 14 seeds taking down two No. 3 seeds before the day was even half over.
Trendy Final Four pick Iowa State lost to UAB, 60-59, and Georgia State edged Baylor, 57-56.
Northeastern nearly made it a clean sweep for the three 14s in action on Thursday when it put a scare into Notre Dame before falling 69-65.
Georgia State and UAB had two of the five one-point victories on the day, the most ever for a single day in the tournament and as many as the previous two tournaments combined.
Now at least one 14-seed has beaten a 3 in each of the last three tournaments. It was the first time since 1995 that two No. 14s have advanced.
Conventional wisdom when filling out brackets includes always picking a 12 seed to beat a No. 5. It happens practically every year.
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Windermere's oldest cruiser is getting a makeover.
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Mountain Rescue receive £63,000 thanks to dog appeal
A cheque for £63,000 has been handed to the mountain rescue team that searched for missing dog Jasper earlier this month.
He was lost around Scafell Pike in the Lake District for three days. His owner Adam Nolan was so grateful that he set up a fundraising page for the Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team, which saw donations pouring in.
Kim Inglis has been catching up with Adam.
'The amount of positive outcomes have been unreal'
Jasper the collie dog that went missing on Scafell Pike and owner Adam Nolan are hoping life will get back to normal for them in Cleator Moor after a round of media appearances. Wasdale Mountain Rescue found Jasper on his fourth night alone on the fell. An online social media campaign set up by Adam has raised 63 thousand pounds for Wasdale's new base.
Charity seek Lake District hostel enthusiasts
People with good organisational skills and a passion for hostelling are being encouraged to volunteer for the Youth Hostel Association (YHA).
The role, based in the Lake District, would involve encouraging more volunteers to sign up in the area and supporting youth hostels. According to the charity, it could also involve organising volunteering activity to support hostel maintenance, local fundraising, membership growth and engaging with young people.
The YHA aims to encourage everyone, especially young people, to gain knowledge and independence through travel.
For more information, visit the YHA website.
£63,000 cheque presented to Jasper's rescuers
A cheque for £63,000 was handed to Wasdale Mountain Rescue team at their AGM last night.
It was presented by Adam Nolan. His dog, Jasper, went missing in the Scafell area for four days earlier this month.
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It sparked a huge search effort, and eventually Jasper was found by Geoff Horky in the early hours of Thursday, November 6.
He called Wasdale Mountain Rescue team for assistance, and they were able to return the Border Collie to his owner.
Now, followers of the social media campaign have raised tens of thousands of pounds for the mountain rescue team, which is run by volunteers.
The team are saving up for a new base, which is estimated to cost around £500,000.
"This is a truly fantastic sum of money that we never expected or dreamed of and we will ensure that the funds are wisely spent, contributing towards a new base that will ensure a more efficient volunteer rescue service to meet the increasing demands in search and rescue across the Lake District."
Weather: Rain clears to leave some colour in Cumbria
Today's band of rain cleared towards the northeast allowing sunny spells to end the day in Cumbria and Dumfries and Galloway.
Louise Johnstone was in the Lake District and took these pictures of the sun arriving behind the cloud and rain.
Penrith man wins prestigious photography award
A man from Cumbria has won the title 'Landscape Photographer of the Year'.
Mark Littlejohn, from Penrith, beat thousands of others to win £10,000 with the image 'a Beginning and an End'. The photo captures a small stream among the Glencoe mountains in Scotland.
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New York Times Highlights the "Nakba" Narrative
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Haaretz Admits its Politicized Agenda
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Nice try. His email address is email@example.com. What did he expect?
Thanks Obama!
I think Google should send someone over and do that for him.
As well as other general levels of groveling.
This guy has a real case against Google in the court of public opinion. He doesn't have to go legal. The simple PR value here is enough for Google to make a giant public act of contrition and gift the guy with something large, to make up for the troubles they caused him.
Hey... here's an idea: send over a high level Google engineer as this guy's personal lowly tech support guy for a month.
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Google: you can turn lemons into lemonade here, make it happen.
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We could fill pages upon pages with the interface quirks of this player, but suffice it to say that they are enough of a hindrance to negate any value of the plethora of features included. The MP-C7000 offers an FM tuner (with an autoscan function that doesn't really work), a voice recorder, and even video support, but--truly--getting video onto the device is a lost cause in our book. Further, the device doesn't offer one feature that most users demand from an MP3 player: logical music sorting. Select the music icon on the main menu and you're taken directly to the playback screen, with no easy way to find exactly the track you want. In contrast, the playback screen itself displays a wealth of useful info--indeed, that is one of the few useful aspects of the player.
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Q. Re: Rapture References. I really enjoyed subject article. Your identifying Daniel 3 as describing End Times events was new to me. However, the reason for this email is to ask if you see the coming of renewing animal sacrifice at Passover 2010 as an indication that God will again be focusing on Israel as of that date/time. I'm just wondering if that could mean that the Rapture will occur before April 6, assuming such sacrifices actually occur? When I first read about this a couple weeks ago, it seemed profound to me; but I haven't found anyone else who seems to make the same connection. Am I reaching too much? I would appreciate your thoughts on this.
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Q. Again, thanks for so much wonderful help in understanding the Scriptures. I still don't have a grasp on this yet. When did the church actually start? Was it when Jesus breathed on the disciples in John 20:22? Or was it at the Day of Pentecost in Acts 2? Weren't the disciples born again in John 20:22, therefore starting the church, or is that a wrong assumption? We know that Pentecost is a celebration of the first fruits, and that those saved on the Day of Pentecost were the first fruits of the harvest, so does John 20:22 not qualify as the first fruits of the church?
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