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We round out the county races this year with the Harris County Department of Education, a seven-member board that handles federal grants and provides various programs for the many independent school districts in Harris County. It's hard to believe, but six years ago today there wasn't a single Democrat on the HCDE. That started to […] [Read More]
Interview with Judith Snively
As I said on Monday, once you get past the District Attorney race, there's not a lot of high-profile electoral action in Harris County this year, but as we know not being high profile doesn't make your race any less important. Before I get to today's interview, I want to note again that I published […] [Read More]
Interview with David Rosen
Once you get past the District Attorney race, there's not a lot of high-profile electoral action in Harris County this year. County Judge Ed Emmett has no Democratic challenger, and while there are things happening at the legislative level most of the focus has been statewide. A race doesn't have to have a high profile […] [Read More]
Interview with Kim Ogg
It's time to start the interview series for the fall elections. As you know, I did interviews with various Democratic primary candidates earlier this year. As a rule, I'm not going to re-interview candidates that made it to the fall ballot, since in most cases there isn't much ground to cover that wasn't already discussed. […] [Read More]
Interview with David Alameel
As you may recall, I tried to interview Democratic Senate candidate David Alameel prior to the March primary. For one reason or another, the two of us were never quite able to connect up and make it happen. Well, he was in town recently and I got a call from a member of his campaign […] [Read More]
Interview with Maxey Scherr
As previously noted, there's a huge gaggle of candidates running for Senate this year – eight Republicans, counting incumbent John Cornyn; five Democrats, four (!) independents, three Libertarians, and a Green, who may or may not be in a pear tree. The first Democrat in the race and the subject of today's interview is Maxey […] [Read More]
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As the Trib recently noted, there are twenty-one candidates for US Senate this year in Texas – eight Republicans, counting incumbent John Cornyn; five Democrats, four (!) independents, three Libertarians, and a Green, who may or may not be in a pear tree. We're interested in the Democratic hopefuls here, and I'll have interviews with […] [Read More]
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As previously noted, the Harris County Clerk's office has had its share of problems in recent years, from incorrectly reporting the winner of a Democratic primary in 2012 to complaints about slow reporting of results overall on Election Day. This year's election is an opportunity to talk about how these functions of that office can […] [Read More]
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In addition to District Attorney, there is another contested countywide primary on the ballot for Democrats. That primary is for Harris County Clerk, for the nomination to run against first term incumbent Stan Stanart, who has had his share of visible failures with election returns. First up is Ann Harris Bennett, who lost to Stanart […] [Read More]
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In addition to the contested Democratic primary in HD131, there is also one in HD145, where Rep. Carol Alvarado is in her third term. Rep. Alvarado was of course a three-term City Council member in District I prior to her election to the Legislature, experience that served her on the Urban Affairs, Public Health, and […] [Read More]
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Orange tree in container
I am a newbie to this forum, so if my question is basic or has been covered a million times, please understand or shunt me to the proper thread.
I have an orange tree in a five gallon container that has done well ever since it was a seedling. My mother-in-law, now deceased, gave it to one of my kids. She had started it from an orange seed in a styrofoam cup about ten years ago. I have moved it into progressively larger contaners over the years and it survived on our deck in the warmer months here in zone 6 and we moved it to a sunny indoor location in the winter. It is about 5'6" tall at this point.
As I approach retirement, I have decided to pursue container gardening and bonsai as a hobby, things I have always wanted to do. Reading about soil mixes has made me realize my mistake of using potting mixes for this orange tree. I want to repot it--into the same size container because I do not want the tree to get any larger.
What soil mix woudl be good for this tree? Any advice is welcome.
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First, to keep the tree from getting larger, you need to learn how to slow it down through a combination of culture and pruning, pruning both above and below soil line. It's not at all uncommon in bonsai to take a tree, 15 ft or larger and reduce it to 6 inches & start a complete makeover of the tree, so once you get the tree repotted & growing with something close to its potential genetic vigor, many pruning possibilities will present themselves, especially after an o/a hard pruning, which will force new branching all over the tree.
A complete repot and root-pruning should be done this spring. The repot should include removing all the soil from roots and the removal of about 1/3 of the largest roots. Large roots serve no function in containers and only take up valuable space that might be occupied by more valuable, finer rootage. You cannot sustain a trees vigor indefinitely by potting up. I can explain what happens to rootage of "potted-up" plants over long term if you wish.
In containers, citrus likes a spare soil that drains well and is well aerated. An excellent soil, one I use a variation of for all my woody plants is: equal parts by volume of pine bark, Turface, and grower grit.
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Thank for the excellent advice. when you mention pine bark, do you crush, sift etc. the pine bark to get it to a smaller size?
Is there a substitute for Turface? All the nurseries that I have called around here look at me as if I am speaking Greek when I ask about Turface.
Also, what is "grower grit." Could I subsitute pool filter sand for that?
Many thanks for your patience.
This is the soil I would grow Citrus in. You could substitute Haydite or pumice (lava rock) in appropriate sizes for the Turface. Grower grit is crushed granite. It is inexpensive and available at feed stores that sell chicken or turkey feeds. It is the white part of the soil, while the tan part is the Turface.
Here, you can see the components separately. Disregard the soil at the top. It is the soilless blend that is in my raised beds &, though it looks pretty, it would hold too much water for container growing.
In this pic, you see partially composted pine fines (right from the bag) at the top, and uncomposted bark at left. The other two components are fir bark and perlite. You can use either type of pine bark & it will work well, but the uncomposted bark will require more frequent watering and the use of a little more N.
To find out about Turface, follow the link below. At the bottom of the page, you'll find the 800 # for customer service. Call & ask for distributors in your area. If, when you call distributors, they will not sell direct, ask them who buys from them (in your area). Turface is worth looking for if you're serious about learning to build your own soils.
Here is a link that might be useful: C'mon! I'll show you some neat stuff.
Al has given good advice. My husband has a 35 year old minature orange tree he has grown since he was a kid. Someone brought him back one of these from Florida. It kept getting bigger as he repotted it into larger and larger containers. But now he does what was suggested -- by triming the roots and replacing some of the soil and keeping it in the same pot. It has stayed the same size for the last 12 years and is only about 2.5 feet tall. It produces nice white flowers and right now has several mini oranges on it. We have seen 4 and 5 foot versions of this plant at the New England Flower Show so I know he must be doing something right keeping it small.
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April's First Friday encourages you to have a ball as Arizona Science Center celebrates America's favorite sport: football! Adults 18 and over will score the chance to explore Gridiron Glory: The Best of the Pro Football Hall of Fame before it leaves in May for only $12 per person!
This impressive exhibit includes the Pro Football "birth certificate", the Lombardi Trophy, a specially-designed "Hometown Tribute" section, spotlighting the Arizona Cardinals, and much more. Find Larry Fitzgerald's shoes and gloves from his 400 career pass game, Dan Dierdorf's jersey, and the Army Ranger Uniform worn by Pat Tilman in this Phoenix-specific area.
Additionally, guests will be able to roam around all four levels of the Center's hands-on science galleries from 5:30—9:00 p.m. for FREE. Wear a hat, jersey or your favorite fan collectible to show your College or NFL spirit! A cash bar will be available including a selection of beer, wine and a special spectator's cocktail, "The Tailgater".
Don't miss April's lecture, "Gridiron Genomics: What happens when your brain takes a hit!" being presented in the Irene Flinn Theatre. There, Dr. Matthew Huentelman, from the Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen), will tackle concussions and brain injury. During Adults Night Out, listen to Dr. Huentelman as he discusses concussion research TGen is conducting in partnership with Arizona State University's football program, helmet manufacturer, Riddell, Barrow Neurological Institute, and A.T. Still University. Learn about the latest in helmet-sensor technology and what we can accomplish by looking at players' blood, saliva, and urine to make sports safer.
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See local artist, Monica Aissa Martinez during April's ART360 in the Dorrance Planetarium . Her work has been internationally seen and is presented in numerous private and public collections. Monica's artwork reflects her draw to the physiology of the human body. She uses lines, shapes, spaces, and colors to represent intricate connections between body, mind, and spirit throughout her pieces. ** Seating is first-come, first-served
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DarkCross is a success
Mix extreme biking, the darkness of night, live music, DJs, food, and what do you get? You get DarkCross.
Held at the Red River Co-op Speedway Aug. 7, DarkCross is a big outdoor party with bike races at its core, said race director Chris Huebner.
"The racing part is a discipline called cyclocross, which has you on and off your bike, on all sorts of terrain, running up stairs, hopping over barriers, and that sort of thing," said Huebner. "It's a kind of high-energy, high-action intense form of racing within North America which is kind of exploding."
Aug. 7 was the third annual DarkCross at the Speedway and it did not disappoint.
"It was a great day," said Huebner. "Everyone I spoke to was beaming with excitement."
Huebner said 270 racers participated, with 500 spectators cheering them on.
Though the racing was important, the music and fireworks were a main component of the festivities.
"We're trying to make this an event more than just a bike race," said Huebner. "I mean in the elite level race you're going to see some fast, talented bike races but I think it's also just a show."
The race course is laid out to ensure the action stays close to spectators, and at one point it even goes right through the crowd.
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-- Matthew Sweet and the Bangles' Susanna Hoffs love the 70s. The power-pop mercenary and the Bangles frontwoman will soon release Under the Covers, Vol. 2, their second collection of covers. The album is due July 21 from Shout! Factory. Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham, Yes's Steve Howe, and George Harrison scion Dhani Harrison all make guest appearances.
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Holly's comments: this is from Dr Mercola - i love the way he sums things up and i generally agree with his common sense and grip on reality. I sometimes feel the need to put it on the context of raw vegetarian because that's where i'm coming from but that's just a shift of perspective. The saturated fats in my diet are from raw dairy produce and COCONUT which we eat every day. We cannot easily obtain young coconuts so i use the flesh of mature coconuts blended into smoothies - this is A VERY CHEAP AND FRESH way of obtaining valuable coconut oil.
Another point is that heart disease start to escalate when processed fats such as marg were brought in. Poeple ate butter for centuries with no problem. Saturated fats are the only type that are chemically stable when heated so they are the safest ones to use if you cook - coconut oil is the best but butter would be far safer than olive oil. Olive oil should be used raw. I like to be aware of these things because my grown up children eat cooked food (they eat raw too!) and we try to make it as healthy as possible - cooking has such a different effects on different foods - it's not all black and white but also sorts of subtle and varied colours.
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Saturated fats from sources like meat, dairy, some oils and tropical plants such as coconut actually provide a concentrated source of healthy energy in your diet. They also:
* Provide the building blocks for cell membranes and a variety of hormones and hormone like substances * Slow down absorption so that you can go longer without feeling hungry * Act as carriers for important fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E and K. * Are necessary for the conversion of carotene to vitamin A, for mineral absorption, and for a host of other biological processes
Part of the scientific confusion relates to the fact that your body is capable of synthesizing saturated fats that it needs from carbohydrates, and these saturated fats are principally the same ones present in dietary fats of animal origin. However, and this is the key, not all saturated fatty acids are the same. In fact, there are more than a dozen different saturated fats with subtle differences that have profound health implications, and if you avoid eating all saturated fats you will suffer serious health consequences.
There is still a link between fat and heart disease. But it's most likely dangerous TRANS FAT, and not saturated fats that is the problem and the missing link between fat and heart disease.


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There's often an oceanic subtext to my songs…probably something to do with having grown up in a coastal town. These four songs written and recorded at various points over the last two or three years seemed to have something of the autobiographical about them…although in what way exactly, I'm not sure. But sequenced in this order they talk of roots, of escape, of loss and a return…
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I have a ceiling fan thats the lights are controlled by a 3 way switch at on one side of the room and a "Casablanca" brand control on the other which controls both the fan and the lights. (lights-fan-reverse-power are the settings) It takes up about the space of a GFCI in the box.
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was it right to prune that juniper's roots?
I collected an eastern red cedar from the woods a couple days ago and had to prune the roots hard to get it inside my container. I did, however, prune the "leaves" back pretty good too. Was it right to do that, or will I just have a brown tree in a couple of weeks? I have it sitting outside because I read that in the fall, junipers regenerate their root system. I keep the soil moist and it's in partial sun. Thanks for any responses and help!
At this point it is really a moot argument understanding that you already did the deed. In the future it would be better to ask before you did something you are not sure of.
In the case of this tree you probably dodged a bullet, they are pretty hardy and can take a lot of abuse. There are however; a few things you have to understand about collected material. Collected trees need almost all of the roots you can manage to collect. It is usually a mistake to prune anything below ground that is not dead or rotten. It is also a mistake to hack down the tree to fit a pot at this point, that is a procedure for latter down the road when the tree recovers and starts to respond. This usually take three complete growing seasons before this can be done safely. So there ya go. Just wait and see what happens but don't disturb the roots again.


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Gimse, two-time challenger, upsets state's most powerful senator; Conservative organizations targeted Johnson on marriage, abortion issues
WILLMAR -- The 28-year political career of Sen. Dean Johnson has come to an abrupt halt. With all precincts reporting as of 2 a.m., Johnson had 15,669 votes -- 553 votes shy of his Republican challenger Joe Gimse, who had 16,222 votes.
WILLMAR - Minnesota Democrats and Republicans are both reeling from Tuesday's election results. Despite massive wins by DFL candidates in legislative races and constitutional offices, DFL'ers are in shock Wednesday due to the defeat of the Sen. Majority Leader Dean Johnson of Willmar. Republican excitement from the narrow re-election victory of Gov.
WILLMAR -- The voting machines and precinct counters in area counties have been tested, re-tested and sealed with security tabs in preparation for Tuesday's general election. This is the second time that the new M100 optical scan machines that tabulate ballots at the polling place and the voter-assistive AutoMARK machines that allow individuals with disabilities to vote privately have been used in most Minnesota counties. Counties purchased the new equipment this year with federal funds as part of the Help America Vote Act. County auditors in the region said the machines worked well during
WILLMAR -- A proposal to subsidize the Willmar Taxi service as part of the Kandiyohi Area Transit system was approved Friday by the KAT joint powers board. The subsidy will go into effect Jan.
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The Enduring Reagan
A former Sunday school teacher and Hollywood actor, Ronald Reagan was an unlikely candidate for president. His charisma, conviction, and leadership earned him the governorship of California, from which he launched his successful bid to become the fortieth president of the United States in 1980. Reagan's political legacy continues to be the standard by which all conservatives are judged. In The Enduring Reagan, editor Charles W. Dunn brings together eight prominent scholars to examine the political career and legacy of Ronald Reagan. This anthology offers a bold reassessment of the Reagan years and the impact they had on the United States and the world.
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MESSENGER's endgame: Hover campaign promises bird's-eye view of Mercury's surface
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2015 Pavement Preservation Workshop Attended by over 270!
The 2015 CCSA Pavement Preservation Workshop was attended by over 270 people representing industry, cities, counties and caltrans. The workshop was held Feb 4-5 at the Pacific Palms Conference Center in the City of Industry. New president Katrina Lynch, Mead Westvaco, is seen here taking over from past president Scott Dmytrow, Telfer Oil Company. A few of this years' highlights included:
- A slurry/micro mix design demo put on by Sallie Houston, VSSI. Sallie showed the group the interaction between the components of a slurry mix design and how they work to speed up or slow down a mix.
- Jerry Dankbar, City of Roseville showed us how the city has used various treatments to develop a pavement preservation program that encompasses all the city street conditions.
- Many of the CCSA members, like APS shown to the left, had booths showing the advancement of technology in the industry
- The Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Gary Hildebrand. He has spent his 46 year career installing and promoting pavement preservation processes and materials. Gary spent 33 years with Caltrans before moving on to the private sector where he continues his work to this day. The CCSA salutes Gary Hildebrand for his contributions to our industry.
Northern and Southern Roundtables Educate and Create Networking
The northern CA roundtable is behind us and the southern CA roundtable is on the horizon. On Thursday May 29th, the CCSA hosted the first of two roundtables in California this year.
The roundtable was held at the Embassy Suites in Milpitas and was attended by 14 agencies and 10 members of the association. Discussions and presentations were as follows:
- Pavement Preservation 101, presentation by Scott Dmytrow, Telfer Oil Company and current CCSA president
- Aggregate Gradations, presentation by Don Barrett, Graniterock and former CCSA board member
- Emulsions, presentation by Rick Best, Reed and Graham and former CCSA board member
- Hot Applied Binders, presentation by Jason Lampley, Intermountain and current CCSA secretary
State of funding for transportation in CA, presentation by Scott Metcalf, Ergon Asphalt and Emulsions and current CCSA Chairman of the Board
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ROCKWOOD INSTITUTION -- Earl Giesbrecht has spent the past 20 years in prison after committing one of Manitoba's most notorious crimes. Curtis Klassen, 15, died after being tied up and having his throat slashed. Tyler Pelke, 14, survived being stabbed, sexually assaulted and set on fire.
Giesbrecht was found guilty of first-degree murder and attempted murder for the November 1990 attacks in Altona. Although he was just 17, he was given an adult sentence of life in prison with no chance of parole for 25 years. Months later, the law was changed so killers under the age of 18 would be eligible for parole in 10 years.
On Thursday, Giesbrecht, 37, appeared before the National Parole Board. He's applied for escorted temporary absences from Rockwood Institution where he has lived since 2007. A nod from the board would grant him brief trips into the community under strict supervision and conditions.
The Free Press was granted observer status for the hearing.
Tyler Pelke is sitting just a few feet from the man who tried to end his life. Yet, the 34-year-old firefighter shows remarkable poise as he reads his statement, explaining to parole officials why his would-be killer should never be allowed out of prison.
"Time hasn't healed all scars," Pelke begins. He describes in graphic detail how his throat was slit "within a dime of my jugular," his heart stopped briefly, he suffered severe burns to 25 per cent of his body and needed more than 200 stitches for his wounds.
Pelke recently moved to Alberta but flew back to Manitoba to appear at the hearing. He wants it known he isn't afraid of Earl Giesbrecht. Pelke visited Giesbrecht in prison five years ago to offer forgiveness, which was part of his healing process.
"I've been dead once and I'm not going to live my life slowly dying because I fear Earl coming after me. But forgiveness is not absolution. Curtis does not come back to life because Earl has been forgiven any more than the scars on my throat and chest disappear," he says. "The crimes were severe enough to warrant a life sentence. A life sentence was given and, as such, should be served."
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Pelke's mother, Robin Doerksen, is still wracked with guilt. Why had she thought it was a good idea to move to Altona only six weeks before the attack? Why, she often thinks, had she chased a career opportunity, landing her dream job there? Why had she gone away that weekend and left Tyler at home?
Doerksen is in tears as she explains her daily torment, how Giesbrecht's crime left her "angry to the point of rage." She suffered a nervous breakdown, quit her job and still endures post-traumatic stress disorder.
"I became a different person. That is too bad because I really liked the person I was before this happened," she weeps.
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Ian Fowler and Craig Allen are two of Canada's 80 or so parole board members. They pepper Giesbrecht with questions for more than an hour: What was going on in your life the night of the attacks? Why the extreme violence? How do you think this has affected the Klassen and Pelke families? What have you learned in prison? Why should we believe anything you say?
Fowler and Allen have read extensive reports by Giesbrecht's parole officer and other members of his treatment team who support his bid for escorted temporary absence. They know he is a model inmate. They know he has participated in restorative justice meetings and completed extensive programming, including sexual-offender treatment. They know he has upgraded his education, earning degrees in business administration and human resources.
"This is the first step in a gradual release from prison for him. He needs to learn what it's like to live in the community again," Giesbrecht's parole officer says.
Giesbrecht, a broad-shouldered, muscular man, doesn't duck questions. Father Bernard Pinet, a prison chaplain who has worked with him over the past 20 years, sits beside him for support. Pinet believes Giesbrecht is ready for the next step.
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"I wasn't dealing with the anger as it was building up," Giesbrecht begins. He'd struggled with his sexuality for years and was often tormented for being gay. The final straw came when Pelke and Klassen made a disparaging comment to him at a school dance.
"Looking back, it was harmless. But I saw it as one more time I was being teased," Giesbrecht tells the parole board. "When I look back, Curtis and Tyler were representative of everyone who'd ever mistreated me."
Later that night, after having "revenge fantasies," he sneaked over to Pelke's house with a .357 Magnum and pointed it at the teens. He taped their arms together and eyes shut and put them in different rooms. Giesbrecht tried to strangle Klassen, but the cord broke. He got a knife and slashed his throat, letting him bleed to death. Giesbrecht repeatedly sexually assaulted Pelke before slashing his throat. (The Free Press usually withholds the names of sex-assault victims but Pelke, who speaks publicly about being a survivor, chooses not to be anonymous.)
"I wanted him to feel as humiliated and degraded as I had," Giesbrecht tells the parole board. He soaked a blanket with gasoline, placed it on Pelke and set it on fire. He set several other fires in the house before fleeing. He went home, showered and disposed of his bloody clothes.
"I woke up the next day and remember thinking that I hope this was just a bad dream," he says. Giesbrecht said he knows he has destroyed both families -- and he is stunned Pelke and his mother forgive him.
"That has changed my life profoundly. I don't think I would be able to do that," he says. He apologizes to his own family, who have faced repeated threats and vandalism. Giesbrecht says he's learned to manage his anger and to communicate when he has a problem. He says he's scared about returning to society. But the goal is to slowly reintegrate him into society in preparation for the time, five years from now, when he is eligible for parole.
"I know this will be a slow process. The reality is, release for me is going to be measured in many, many years," Giesbrecht says.
-- -- --
It takes a mere 15-minute adjournment for the parole board to decide. Earl Giesbrecht will get his first taste of freedom since 1990.
Noticeably absent from the decision is Pelke, who didn't return to the room after the short break.
"We believe you have quite a strong level of insight. You've done an awful lot of work in the years you've been here to address those risk factors," Fowler tells Giesbrecht.
The board rules Giesbrecht can begin with one escorted temporary absence a month -- no longer than eight hours -- to visit family. The first two absences can be only be to see loved ones at their homes. He is not allowed to go near Altona. Future meetings could include restaurants. He is also barred from having contact with the Pelke or Klassen families. Giesbrecht will be accompanied at all times by a correctional officer and a supporter, such as Father Bernard. He will not be shackled. The initial order will be reviewed in six months, when it could be expanded.
The hearing is closed.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition June 18, 2010 A3
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