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Monday's six-pack -- Knicks waxed Philly by 16, are now 30-63 (47.6%) behind the arc in their two games. Unfortunately, they have to go on the road eventually. -- Lakers took some frustrations out on Detroit, pounding the Pistons by 29 for their first win in four tries this season. -- Ernie Els couldn't get an invite to the Masters last year, but a 14-year old kid from China gets an invite, because golf's powers-that-be are trying to suck as much money as they can out of Asia. -- If that kid gets in, every guy who wins a PGA Tour event should get in the Masters, too. Right now, they don't. -- Has anyone noticed that Louisville's football team is 9-0? -- College basketball games start this Friday; we like that!!!!
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Tuesday's six-pack Some of the more interesting football matchups this weekend........ -- Louisville @ Syracuse-- Cards are 9-0, but only 2.5-point favorites. -- Texas A&M @ Alabama-- Game opened at 16, bet down to 13.5. -- West Virginia @ Oklahoma State-- Total is 79. Too low. -- Kansas State @ TCU-- How badly is Collin Klein hurt? -- Denver @ Carolina-- John Fox comes back to coach against the team that stupidly let him walk two years ago. He should hug the Panthers' owner for giving him the chance to get a much better job. -- Texans @ Bears-- Super Bowl preview?
Tuesday's List of 13: Nobody asked me, but......... 13) Carl Cheffers' officiating crew is by far the worst in the NFL- they had the Saints-Redskins game, when a side judge blew his whistle stopping a Carolina run, even though he never stepped on the right sideline. When the crew huddled up to decide what to do, they gave Carolina the TD, figuring he would've scored even if the Redskin defenders hadn't stopped because of the whistle. Don't think that's what supposed to happen. This same crew was also on the Chargers-Saints Sunday night game last month, when even NBC's Cris Collinsworth was taken aback by some of the calls in the Saints' favor late in the game. 12) As if New Jersey hasn't had a cruddy enough time lately, a small earthquake hit the Garden State very late Sunday night. Only a 2.0, but still, enough already. 11) Its possible that Saints' coach Sean Payton could be a free agent after this season, since the NFL voided the contract he signed last year. Imagine how Saints fans will react if Payton goes to…say, Dallas? there is no salary cap for coaches, and don't think Jerry Jones doesn't have his checkbook ready. 10) What Jones should be doing is hiring a real football guy to replace himself as GM. He's awful, and it is obviously hurting the team. Great promoter, great businessman, amateur personnel guy. 9) Arizona Cardinals' QB coach is John McNulty, who had been the WRs coach the last three years; he was replaced as WRs coach by Frank Reich, who was Jim Kelly's backup QB in Buffalo, but who also engineered two of the biggest comeback wins in football history, once while in college at Maryland, the other in that memorable playoff game for Buffalo against the Houston Oilers. Wouldn't it make more sense if the former NFL QB was the QB coach, and McNulty stayed coaching WRs? Arizona desperately needs their QBs to play better; you'd think someone who has walked in their shoes might be more able to help Skelton/Kolb through difficult times. 8) Rumors have free agent slugger Josh Hamilton asking for seven years, $175M. Good luck there. Problems are this: Hamilton will be 32 in May. He has played more than 133 games twice in six big league seasons. He is a recovering drug addict who is one bad night away from a year's suspension, and he also struggles in day games. Hamilton says its because medication he takes do something to his eyes that make it tougher to play well in sunlight. Whatever. You're giving him $22M a year? I don't think so. Put it this way; the guy who has Hamilton in my sons 16-team keeper fantasy league tried very hard all season to unload him, and no one would bite. 7) Before last week, I had never heard of Marshall McDougall, but he was a AA prospect the A's traded for reliever Ricardo Rincon at the 2002 trading deadline; it is the scene in Moneyball when Billy Beane tells the A's cheapskate owner that he'll pay for Rincon out of his own pocket, but when he sells him down the road, he gets to keep the profit. Anyway, McDougall never gets mentioned in the movie, but I looked him up; he made the big leagues with Texas in 2005, going 3-18 in a brief big league stint. He is still playing ball; he hit .341 in 145 AB's in Mexican League this past summer, a full decade after he was traded for Rincon. Would be a good story if he made it back to the big leagues someday. 6) Odd stat this week; NFL teams usually have about 10 possessions per game; Chargers only had six Thursday night, because they had two defensive TD's, other possessions by both teams were sustained drives. In Tennessee's ugly 51-20 loss to the Bears, Titans had the ball eight times…..in the first quarter alone!!! I've never seen anything close to that before. Three turnovers and a blocked punt dug them a 28-2 hole they never came close to getting out of. 5) In their last five games, Denver has outsacked opponents 17-2, 10-0 in the last three. 4) 49ers were +28 in turnovers last year, an extraordinary number- they went 13-3; halfway thru this season, the Bears are +16. Any wonder why they're 7-1? 3) Over the first seven weeks of the NFL season, there was only one game with no turnovers in it; in last two weeks, there have been five; either offenses are getting better, or defenses are wearing down. 2) I dislike politics a lot, but it is baffling to me how Mr Romney can run for President and not do a commercial where he, and only he, speaks to the American public on why he should be President. Why would he not do this? Who is advising him? What makes them think we should vote for him? Although you know I didnt vote for Obama. Are they just counting on people voting against the incumbent? Seems like an odd way to run an operation that is playing for very high stakes. 1) That said, please get out and vote today, no matter who you vote for; it's the least we can do as citizens, to exercise the freedoms people risk their lives to protect.
College Football Week 10 Good Shit and Bad Shit Today calls for a celebration, boys (and one occasional girl). No...not because I'm completely awesome. Well, that SHOULD be celebrated, but not today, cock faces. Today we celebrate because after today there are no more God Damn political ads. Holy dreadlocked ballsack hair has this been unfuckingbearable! This year, especially has been impressively insufferable. So in remembrance of the biggest shit slinging campaign here are this weeks good shit and bad shit. The Good Alabama's backfield - Unfuckingfair. These shit sniffers reload every God damn year, don't they? Where in the holy fucking hell do all these stud running backs come from? Does Saban have some wide-hipped black woman strapped to a rape stand that just takes whatever former All American football player seed that gets dumped into her? Like a stud running back factory groomed to ROLL DAMN TIDE from birth? That sounds logical, right? It's how I imagine things go down in that area. It is the Souf, right? Anyway...at this point it's hard to say who will be better, Lacy or Yeldon. One thing is undeniable, though. A.J. McCarron is rat shit. Anyone who plays Notre Dame - It's going to happen, God dammit. One of these weeks Brian Kelly will forget to put his rabbit foot Prince Albert back in and the luckiest team in college football will lose. But in the meantime, how much fun has it been violently cheering for shitbags like Pittsburgh to beat a heavily favored Notre Dame team and watching it almost happen every single week? I know I look forward to it every Saturday. College football is better when Notre Dame is losing games. I fully stand by that statement. Speaking of Notre Dame haters... Mark May - I like Mark May. Why do I like Mark May? Because he hates the same teams I do and I love it when he successfully gets under their skin. Which happens every week. He knows Ohio and Notre Dame's weakness...which is say anything negative about their team. Then take fucking cover because what follows is a tidal wave of tears and irrational mouth turds in a pathetic attempt to smite the GREAT MARK MAY! That should stir up some excitement today. The Tard Oregon's defense - Okay guys, you can't win a national title playing DickRod defense. When teams like Washington can hold Bonerz Barkley, Esquire to rags you can't expect the nation to take you seriously when you allow the same boner lover to explode (literally) on your faces. The only solution is to bring back an enforcer like Legarrette Blount, put him on defense and instruct him to just start punching dudes. He's always willing to cold cock a couple of white kids for kicks. Florida - Sweaty Meatball Muschamp and the boys are tough to figure out, man. One week they're violently ripping out people's genitals and the next they're losing to Missouri for half the game. I can't talk about this team anymore. It's making my fucking head spin. The Tardest Terrell Williams - I gotta tell you...John L. Smith is the LOLZ king. There have been 4 players arrested since Smiles Smith took over and his reaction to each one is priceless. This one was especially hilarious since it came literally hours after the game was over. ELITE decision making. I don't know much about this kid and I'm far too lazy to Google a sure fire criminal, so let me take a page out of JB's book and racially dissect this one. First, his name is Terrell so by that we can conclude that he's black, has a massive ego, manages money worse than a 6 year old and gets free tattoos in exchange for things like autographs and toothy blow jobs. Sounds right so far. Second, since we've already determined he's black, I would guess that his booze of choice was a bottle of Hennessy tucked under the driver's seat that gets slammed from a brown paper bag. Two for two. I'm just shocked that the police didn't find the loaded glock in the glove compartment and the bag of reefer stashed in the middle console. COUNT IT! But seriously...what a fuckin boob. The Spooky Daily Double Lock of the Week Looking at Syracuse plus the points and Northwestern plus the points. Take em to the bank
Wednesday's List of 13: Our NFL List of 9, CF List of 4..... 4) Notre Dame—BC/Wake Forest are all that's between them and a big game at USC later this month. 3) Kansas State—How bad is Klein's wrist/arm injury? No one in Little Apple is talking. 2) Oregon—Ducks vs Crimson Tide would be best national title matchup. 1) Alabama—Escaped Baton Rouge by skin of their teeth, but that's all you have to do. 9) Buccaneers—Vincent Jackson's old team comes to town this week; Jackson's absence has really hurt Chargers, revitalized improving Bucs. 8) Steelers—The fake field goal was an abomination, but they won, so no one cares. Todd Haley sees his old team Monday night when Chiefs come calling. 7) Broncos—Peyton Manning bought 21 Papa John's pizza outlets in Denver; his wife is listed as a part owner of the Memphis Grizzlies. What do these people give each other for Christmas? 6) Packers—Rodgers completed less than half his passes vs Arizona, but Pack covered double digit spread anyway. 5) 49ers—Jimmer Fredette's minutes in Kings' first four games: 0-15-0-2; they need to trade the kid if they don't want to play him. 4) Patriots— In last decade, average score in their second meeting of year with Buffalo: 32-8. Average score of first meeting: 28-20. 2a) Texans—Super Bowl preview with Bears Sunday night? 2a) Bears-- +16 turnover ratio has totally taken heat off what has been a shaky offense. 1) Falcons—You play eight, you win eight, that makes you #1 on this list. They've lost five of last six visits to Superdome, though.
Totally agony here guys so making it short and sweet. Never had a chance to post Ball State last night except for a few guys that emailed. Sorry. But again with my head spinning with percocets not sure I watched much of the game. Like a few games this weekend in the NFL and College. Right now Texans and Lions are so calling out my name. COLLEGE FOOTBALL OHIO PK (moneyline)
Thursday's List of 13: Random stuff on a warm, breezy, Florida day........ 13) Jason Bay is my new hero; he was owed $21M by the Mets, but is now a free agent, after Bay agreed to defer some of the money owed him. He is free to sign with another team, after hitting .165 in 70 games with the Mets last season. I'll repeat this; the guy hit freakin' .165, and gets $21M to go away!!!! 12) Maryland Terrapins got some excellent news Wednesday; Xavier transfer Dez Wells, tossed out of school at Xavier for an off-court incident that many people say he got railroaded on, was declared immediately eligible for the Terps, which really helps them. Maryland plays Kentucky Friday, so they'll need all the help they can get. 11) Underrated election result Tuesday; apparently Puerto Rico voted that they would like to become the 51st state in the union. If that happens, which major leaguer will be the first to change his number to 51, the way Hawai'ian Sid Fernandez used to wear #50 for the Mets? 10) There are 127 I-A college football teams; 27 of them (21.8%) changed head coaches after LY. Two (Kentucky/Idaho) have already fired their HC this year, but the carnage is expected to fall well short of 27 this winter. 9) I had no idea Virginia is only state in our country where the governor is allowed only one term. I would think with a one-term person in charge, six years would be better than four, but thats just me. 8) Former Notre Dame/North Carolina/SMU hoop coach Matt Doherty will try his hand at TV this winter, working games on ESPNU. Always interesting to listen to ex-coaches work games. 7) Houston Cougars have an awful defense; in their last three games, opponents have converted 33 of 55 (60%) 3rd down plays. That's terrible. 6) Over their last four games, UConn Huskies have been outscored 49-3 in the second half, a different problem than Maryland, which has been outscored 40-3 in the first half of their last three games. Neither is good. 5) NFL games are the top 14 rated TV shows in primetime so far this TV season; #15 is the season premiere of NCIS, starring former UCLA QB Mark Harmon. 4) Not sure if I mentioned this already, but Mark McGwire, who quietly is a pretty good hitting coach, left the Cardinals for the same job with the Dodgers. McGwire hit a walk-off HR against the Dodgers in the '88 World Series, in the only game the A's won. 3) Saints' GM Mickey Loomis is back in the office this week, his eight-game suspension over; not sure how he could be totally have been stopped from working, if he and team employees used their own private cellphones and such. No more worries about that; now all Loomis has to do is get coach Sean Payton under contract for next year and beyond. 2) I thought it never rained in San Diego? Friday's Syracuse-San Diego State hoop game, scheduled to be played on the deck of an aircraft carrier, has to been moved to Sunday at 4:00 because of rain expected for Friday. 1) Longtime Texas Longhorn football coach Darrell Royal passed away this week at age 88; Texas was a dominant team under Royal- one of his best players was QB James Street, father of major league relief pitcher Huston Street. To honor Coach Royal's memory, Texas will run the first play of this week's game from the wishbone formation, which was the offense of choice during Royal's heydey. Pretty cool.
Well most of ya know I follow the Sun Belt with my kid having gone to Florida Atlantic so kind of excited about tonights game since I like it a lot. Of course that is the kiss of death but here it is anyway. Also posting a few for this weekend which I have already played. COLLEGE FOOTBALL THURSDAY ARKANSAS STATE -4 FRIDAY CONNECTICUT +4 SATURDAY OREGON STATE +5 NORTHWESTERN +11 WISCONSIN -6 MARSHALL PK SYRACUSE +3 OKLAHOMA STATE -8 Leaning towards a few others like TCU, Texas Tech and Florida Atlantic
Friday's six-pack Some college football trends to consider with Week 10 on the horizon........ -- Wyoming failed to cover last five tries as a road favorite. -- Temple is 10-3-1 vs spread in last 14 games as a home underdog. -- Memphis won/covered its last six games vs Tulane. -- Underdogs covered seven of last nine Houston-Tulsa games. -- Michigan covered just six of last 19 conference home games. -- UL-Lafayette covered 14 of last 16 tries as a road underdog.


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CRYSTAL RIVER, Fla., Aug. 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- B-Scada, Inc. announces a new deployment of their enterprise-level HMI/SCADA application, Status Enterprise. The deployment is the result of the efforts of B-Scada's dedicated Indonesian partner, PT. Libra Dwi Kartika (LDK), who will be installing the software as a web monitoring solution for the new Senipah Gas Power Plant operated by PT. Kartanegara Energi Perkasa.
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Robert Shibley
Executive Director
Robert L. Shibley, FIRE's executive director, is a native of Toledo, Ohio, and a graduate of Duke University and Duke University School of Law. Robert's undergraduate experience serving as the managing editor of the Duke Review newspaper, which frequently decried (and faced) administrative censorship and bias, led him to a career defending the rights of college and university students and faculty members. Since starting at FIRE in 2003, Robert has aided students and faculty members at dozens of colleges and universities. He is also a member of the bar in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Florida. As Executive Director, along with traveling to various campuses to speak about First Amendment issues, Robert has represented FIRE publicly on Stossel, Fox and Friends, and Lou Dobbs Tonight, in national and international radio and TV interviews, and in published editorials in the New York Post, Boston Globe, National Review, Providence Journal, Daily Oklahoman, and other newspapers. He also writes columns for The Daily Caller, Forbes.com, and Pajamas Media. Robert and his wife Araz live in Apex, North Carolina, with their two daughters, Grace and Cecily.
Peter Bonilla
Director, Individual Rights Defense Program
Peter Bonilla has been with FIRE since 2008 and worked with FIRE's Individual Rights Defense Program since 2009, becoming director in 2013. As Director he manages FIRE's caseload, writes frequently for FIRE's blog,The Torch, and has lectured to student groups and at student conferences around the country. Since January 2011, Peter has also been a contributor for the political commentary website PolicyMic, covering issues in American higher education. Prior to joining FIRE, Peter was Literary Manager of Philadelphia's InterAct Theatre Company, one of the country's top theatres for the development and production of new politically and socially-themed plays. He is also a past recipient of a fellowship in playwriting from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, and his first play was produced to critical acclaim in Arizona in September 2011. In 2009, Peter was a contestant on the television game show Jeopardy! His undergraduate degree, with a double major in theater arts and economics, is from the University of Pennsylvania.
William Creeley
Vice President of Legal and Public Advocacy
William began defending student and faculty rights for FIRE in 2006 after graduating from New York University School of Law, where he served as an associate executive editor for the New York University Law Review. William has spoken to students, faculty, administrators, and attorneys at events across the country and has led FIRE's Continuing Legal Education programs in New York, Pennsylvania, and online. William co-edited the second edition of FIRE's Guide to Free Speech on Campus and has coauthored amicus curiae briefs submitted to a number of courts, including the Supreme Court of the United States and the United States Courts of Appeals for the Third, Ninth, and Eleventh Circuits. William has appeared on national cable television and radio on behalf of FIRE, and William's writing has been published by the Chronicle of Higher Education, Jurist, Inside Higher Ed,Daily Journal, the Charleston Law Review, the Providence Journal, and other outlets. William is a member in good standing of the New York State Bar and the First Amendment Lawyers Association.
A proud native of Buffalo, N.Y., William now lives in Philadelphia with his wife and son.
Sean Clark
Vice President of Finance and Information Technology
Sean Clark graduated from Penn State University in 2003 where he earned a B.A. in Political Science and a minor in History. As an undergraduate, he presided over Undergraduate Student Government Senate as its president, chaired the Student Organization Appeals Board, and served as vice-chairman and later as chairman of Penn State Young Americans for Freedom. In 2001, Sean became involved with FIRE when the foundation intervened on the behalf of YAF in a religious liberty dispute with the university. Sean first started with FIRE in 2005 as a Program Associate, later serving as a Program Officer and Assistant to the President and now manages the day-to-day operations of the FIRE office.
Alisha Glennon
Vice President of Development
Alisha is a Philadelphia native who graduated from the College of William & Mary with a B.A. in Economics and a minor in Business Marketing. Alisha leads FIRE's development activities including donor relations, foundation grants, and fundraising events. Alisha is a member of the Junior League of Philadelphia and the Association of Fundraising Professionals Philadelphia Chapter. She currently volunteers as a birth doula and lives in the Chestnut Hill section of the city with her husband, two children, and two Boston terriers.
Samantha Harris
Director of Policy Research
Samantha Harris graduated from Princeton University with a degree in politics in 1999 and went on to earn her J.D. in 2002 from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, where she served on the editorial board of the Journal of Constitutional Law. Samantha joined FIRE in 2005 after serving as a law clerk for the late Honorable Jay C. Waldman of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and working as a litigation associate at the law firm of Pepper Hamilton LLP.
As Director of Policy Research, Samantha conducts extensive research on policies affecting speech at hundreds of colleges and universities and is the author of FIRE's annual Spotlight on Speech Codes report. She has also spoken to students, faculty, and administrators around the country, and has represented FIRE publicly on national television and radio as well as in publications including Inside Higher Ed and the New York Post. When not defending free speech on campus, Samantha enjoys cooking, a cappella singing, and playing the flute and piano.
Ashley Adams
Development Associate
Ashley is a proud Philadelphia native who graduated cum laude from Drexel University with a B.S. in communications, concentrating in corporate and public relations. Ashley first came to FIRE in 2011 through Drexel University's cooperative education program and worked as a Program Assistant. Before coming to FIRE, she interned at Greater Media Philadelphia in the sales and marketing department of WMGK radio. In addition to her work in development, Ashley also supervises students in the cooperative education program as well as helps manage the day-to-day operations of the FIRE office. Ashley is a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals Philadelphia Chapter.
Katie Barrows
Communications Coordinator
Katie is a Pacific Northwest native who graduated cum laude from the University of Washington with a B.A. in political science and a minor in history. As an undergraduate, Katie was a member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority and was involved in College Democrats. After earning her bachelor's degree, Katie worked on the 2012 Washington state governor's race as a field staffer for the Democratic candidate's winning campaign. Katie's passion for politics, government, and the law led her to Washington, D.C. She has served as an intern on the Hill and as an outreach and research assistant for LegiStorm, a congressional research and data company. In her spare time, Katie enjoys listening to alternative rock music and watching Portland Trail Blazers basketball.
Joseph Cohn
Legislative and Policy Director
Joseph Cohn, FIRE's Legislative and Policy Director, is a 2004 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Law School and the Fels Institute of Government Administration, where he earned his Juris Doctor and Masters in Government Administration. Prior to law school, Joe attended the University of Nevada at Las Vegas (UNLV), where he graduated cum laude and co-founded the university's ACLU chapter. A former staff attorney for the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit and law clerk in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, Joe joins FIRE having demonstrated a career-long dedication to advancing the cause of civil liberties. He has served as a staff attorney at the AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania, where his work earned him accolades from The Legal Intelligencer and Pennsylvania Law Weekly ("2007 Lawyer on the Fast Track") in 2007 and from Super Lawyers magazine ("Rising Star") in 2008. In 2010, Joe taught at the University of Pennsylvania Law School as an adjunct professor, where he lectured on good trial practices and supervised law students as they represented real clients in both state and federal courts. Just prior to joining FIRE, Joe served as the interim legal director for ACLU affiliates in Nevada and Utah.
Ari Cohn
Program Officer, Legal and Public Advocacy
A native of Skokie, Illinois, Ari Cohn earned his J.D. cum laude from Cornell Law School, and his B.A. from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he studied political science and sociology. Growing up in Skokie, he studied the famous 'National Socialist Party of America' case at an early age, which cultivated a profound respect for the First Amendment, and a lifelong passion for free speech issues. He brings a diverse perspective on student disciplinary issues as well; as an undergraduate, he served on the University of Illinois' student conduct hearing committee, and later returned to work as a legal intern in its Office of University Counsel. Ari is a member of the Illinois State Bar, and previously served as a legal fellow for FIRE in 2011, after which he joined the Chicago office of Mayer Brown LLP, where he represented large multinational corporations in high-stakes commercial litigation. When not working to advance the cause of civil liberties, Ari enjoys playing the guitar and the violin, attending concerts, following his beloved Chicago and University of Illinois sports teams, and being dragged all around town by his spirited Siberian Husky.
Peyton Cudaback
Director of Human Resources
Peyton graduated from Drexel University in 2011 with a B.A. in communications, concentrating in global journalism. Through Drexel's cooperative education program, Peyton began working for FIRE in the spring of 2008 as a Program Assistant. After being on FIRE's staff for three years while finishing her undergraduate degree, she took on a full-time position as Assistant to the Vice President after her graduation. As part of her work at FIRE, Peyton will also supervise students from the same program that brought her to FIRE. Throughout her time at Drexel, Peyton was a member of the women's crew team. Outside of her involvement at FIRE, Peyton is a proud New Yorker and is passionate about the music and culture of the 1960s.
David Deerson
Program Associate, Campus Outreach
David is a 2013 graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) with a B.A. in philosophy and history and a minor in philosophy, politics, and economics (PPE). While in school, he served as president of the UNC Young Americans for Liberty, with whom he won YAL's national free speech activism award. His undergraduate activism also earned him a spot in FIRE's Prometheus Society. David joins FIRE after gaining experience working professionally in college outreach and activism coordination at Students For Liberty.
Shelby Emmett
Legal and Legislative Policy Advocate
Shelby Emmett graduated from James Madison College at Michigan State University in 2006 with a dual-major in Political Theory & Constitutional Democracy and Social Relations & Policy. Shelby attended the David A. Clarke School of Law in Washington, D.C., where she participated in the school's Legislative Clinic. After law school, Shelby served as the Policy Coordinator for a national non-profit in Baltimore. In 2012, Shelby was the Legislative Fellow with the Republican Study Committee, the largest caucus in the House of Representatives. During the 113th session of Congress, Shelby served as Legislative Counsel for Congressman Kerry Bentivolio (MI-11), responsible for a broad legislative portfolio including education and civil rights. Shelby, a native of Detroit, Michigan is an attorney licensed in the state of Maryland and lives in Washington, D.C. In her spare time, Shelby teaches kickboxing and enjoys traveling and writing poetry.
Bridget Glackin
Assistant Director of Development
Bridget Glackin graduated cum laude from Fordham University with a B.A. in History and Political Science in 2007. After earning her undergraduate degree, Bridget worked as a press officer at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research in New York City, focusing on issues such as culture, immigration, and higher education. In 2009, she returned to Fordham University to pursue an M.A. in Modern European History, completing her Master's thesis on the intersection of socialist and feminist ideologies in late 19th century Britain. This passion for the study of competing ideologies and her belief in the value of open scholarship drives her commitment to the preservation of liberty on America's college campuses.
Haley Hudler
Research and Program Associate
Haley Hudler graduated cum laude from Denison University in 2013 with a B.A. in political science and a minor in English. While at Denison, Haley worked as a teaching assistant for the Constitutional Law class and served as the captain of the Moot Court team. Following graduation, Haley worked first as a Constituent Relations Representative in the Capitol Hill office of Senator Lamar Alexander (R-TN). She then transitioned to the role of Education Research Assistant on Senator Alexander's staff for the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, where she focused on both K–12 and higher education policy. Haley attributes her passion for freedom of expression to her journalist parents and grandparents, as well as her experience interning with the Newseum Institute's First Amendment Center.
A proud southerner, having lived in Florida, Georgia, and Nashville, Tennessee, Haley now lives in Arlington, Virginia and works out of FIRE's Washington, D.C. office. In her spare time, Haley enjoys hiking, traveling, visiting D.C.'s countless museums, and listening to NPR.
Susan Kruth
Program Officer, Legal and Public Advocacy
Susan Kruth earned her B.A. from New York University's Gallatin School of Individualized Study in 2007, with a concentration in music and film. After a handful of short film and documentary gigs, Susan wanted to study the ways that the Constitution protects filmmakers, so she decided to go to law school. While attending the University of Virginia School of Law, she served as musical director of the law school's a cappella group, the A Cappellate Opinions, and performed in UVA Law's spring musical comedy program, the Libel Show. Susan earned her J.D. in 2011 and is now a member of the Virginia State Bar. She got her start working to protect free speech through a fellowship with the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression in Charlottesville, Virginia. She has also completed civil rights internships with the Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund and the American Civil Liberties Union LGBT & AIDS Project. Susan is happy to have finally landed at FIRE, where she can continue to focus on defending freedom of expression and the right to due process.
Gina Luttrell
Program Associate, Public Awareness Project
Gina graduated cum laude from Georgia's Agnes Scott College in 2011, receiving a B.A. in philosophy and political science. While in college, she co-founded and lead the Agnes Scott College Libertarians, which held a number of free speech events on campus during her tenure. After graduating, Gina completed the Koch Summer Fellow Program through the Institute for Humane studies at the Sam Adams Alliance, where she completed projects in web and graphic design. In 2012, her passion for discourse and discussion led her to FIRE. Her current life goal is finding a dragon costume for her cat, Sirius.
Azhar Majeed
Director, Individual Rights Education Program
Azhar Majeed, a native of Grosse Pointe, Michigan, received a B.A. in Political Science with a minor in History from the University of Michigan in 2004. He is also a 2007 graduate of the University of Michigan Law School. As an undergraduate, his academic interests included comparative constitutional law and political philosophy, particularly from the time period of the Enlightenment. During law school, Azhar represented the University of Michigan at the 2006 Tulane International Moot Court competition. Azhar was one of FIRE's inaugural Robert H. Jackson Legal Fellows and was also a FIRE legal intern in 2005.
Sarah McLaughlin
Program Associate, Individual Rights Defense Program
Sarah graduated magna cum laude from Drexel University in 2014 with a B.S. in political science and a minor in history. In 2012, Sarah began working with FIRE through Drexel's cooperative education program as a Program Assistant. She stayed on FIRE's staff for another year through the rest of her undergraduate career. After graduation, Sarah took on the position of Program Associate for FIRE's Individual Rights Defense Program. In addition to her passion for free speech, Sarah is an avid J.R.R. Tolkien fan.
Molly Nocheck
Program Officer, Campus Outreach
Molly Nocheck, a Cincinnati native, graduated from Ohio University in 2013 with a B.S. in journalism. During her time as an undergraduate, Molly served as the director of Students Defending Students, an organization dedicated to advising students through OU's judicial processes. She also served as a reporter and producer for WOUB News. Molly is excited to be working for FIRE and hopes to ameliorate codes of conduct nationwide. Her passion for due process and free speech is only matched by her love of Skyline Chili.
Nate O'Connor
Chief of Staff
Nate O'Connor is a native Hoosier from Indianapolis. He graduated from Indiana University in 2013, and double majored in Italian and political science. While at IU, Nate was highly active in the university's Young Americans for Liberty chapter, which has worked with FIRE for several years to dismantle the university's oppressive speech codes. After finishing his senior year while studying abroad at the University of Bologna in Italy, Nate interned at YAL's national office in Washington D.C. He then moved on to serve as a legislative intern at the Indiana State House for the spring 2014 legislative session before coming to FIRE. In his free time Nate enjoys traveling, listening to wide varieties of podcasts, and being an amateur astronomer.
Nico Perrino
Associate Director of Communications
Nico graduated from Indiana University-Bloomington (IU) in 2012 with a B.A. in journalism and history. While at IU, Nico was a member of the track & field team and served as editor-in-chief for the Indiana Standard and as a reporter and columnist for the Indiana Daily Student. Nico's on-campus activism in defense of student and faculty rights led to a second-place finish in FIRE's 2011 Incentive Program and induction into FIRE's Prometheus Society. He was also a winner of 1 for All and the Knight Foundation's 2011 "Free to Tweet" contest.
Nico first joined FIRE in 2012 as a Program Associate and Assistant to the President, later serving as a Communications Coordinator. In 2014, Nico went to work for the Institute for Justice, before returning to FIRE in 2015 to manage its communications team.
Originally from the Chicagoland area, Nico lives in Arlington, Va. and works out of FIRE's Washington D.C. office. In his spare time, Nico enjoys playing guitar, studying history, and pretending he is Jimmy Buffett.
Catherine Sevcenko
Associate Director of Litigation
Catherine Sevcenko, FIRE's Associate Director of Litigation, graduated magna cum laude from George Mason School of Law after a career as a Foreign Service Officer. Postings in Budapest, Munich, and Moscow before and after the fall of the Berlin Wall gave her a deep appreciation for the power of free speech. After law school, Catherine clerked on the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals before starting work as an associate at Steptoe & Johnson, LLC. After leaving Steptoe, Catherine joined the appellate group at the U.S. Trustees Program at the Department of Justice. Catherine joined FIRE as a Robert H. Jackson Legal Fellow; in October 2013, she took over the day-to-day management of what is now FIRE's Stand Up For Speech Litigation Project.
Catherine is an adjunct professor of appellate writing at George Mason School of Law. She lives outside of Washington D.C. with her husband and son; her daughter recently graduated from a green light school. She also raises African Pied Crows and recently received her license to rehabilitate wild songbirds.


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Busch Stadium hosts the final game of the 2011 season tonight.
And so, it has all come down to this. A baseball season that has featured so many twists and turns and dramatic moments will be decided in the 36th Game 7 in World Series history. A good number of those previous Game 7's are some of the most famous in baseball lore. The Senators' 12-inning win in 1924 for their lone championship. Bill Mazeroski's ninth-inning homer in 1960. Jack Morris throwing 10 scoreless innings for the Twins in 1991. Luis Gonzalez's game-winning blooper off Mariano Rivera in 2001.
Some important facts to keep in mind: The home team is 19-16 overall but has won the last eight Game 7's. The last road team to win one of these? The 1979 Pirates in Baltimore. Also, pitching usually reigns supreme. In the last five Game 7's, the winning team has scored no more than four runs.
And some key things to know about tonight's game: Chris Carpenter will start on three days' rest for St. Louis. Matt Harrison will start for Texas on five days' rest. Both starters will be on short leashes, but you wouldn't think Derek Holland is available for the Rangers after pitching out of the bullpen last night. Matt Holliday is off the Cardinals' roster with a wrist injury, so Allen Craig is in the lineup in left field. Also, struggling Rafael Furcal has been dropped to seventh, with Ryan Theriot leading off for Tony La Russa. Nelson Cruz and Mike Napoli are both banged up but playing for the Rangers.
Who's going to win? Common sense says you can't pick against the home team, and certainly the Cardinals have all the momentum (not to mention their ace on the mound). That said, there's something about this Rangers team that leads me to believe they aren't sunk quite yet. My head says St. Louis; my gut says Texas.
No matter what, this promises to be something special. It's the first World Series Game 7 since 2002, and it's coming at the end of one of the greatest postseasons we've ever seen. If you're a baseball fan, savor every moment of this. I sure know I will…
107th WORLD SERIES – GAME 7
TEXAS RANGERS at ST. LOUIS CARDINALS
Where: Busch Stadium
Gametime: 8:05 p.m.
TV: Fox
Radio: WTEM (980 AM), WWXT (92.7 FM), WWXX (94.3 FM), XM 89
Weather: Clear, 51 degrees, Wind 5 mph out to CF
2B Ian Kinsler
SS Elvis Andrus
CF Josh Hamilton
1B Michael Young
- souldrummer - Oct 28, 2011 at 11:13 PM
I'm glad these two teams have combined for such a classic series. Texas has too much overlap with the Cowboys fanbase for me, and I can't stand LaRussa with his past dustups with the Nats and his micromanaging. Basically, I'm rooting for the NL and another strike against the hated DH. Much as I hate to admit it, I like LaRussa better than Washington if it comes down to managing an NL style game with lots of pitching changes and benches running out quickly. Redbirds 4-2 with a reliever getting the vic.
- Souldrummer - Oct 28, 2011 at 11:15 PM
Somebody got something against Rafael Furcal, methinks? Molina's playing both catcher and shortstop at the moment in the lineups.
- Anonymous - Oct 28, 2011 at 11:19 PM
Its a shame Texas didn't keep Nefthali Feliz as a starter. They might be in better shape pitching-wise if they had. I wonder if its too late? I think this series might have been different had he been available to start. I'm sure Texas, like the Nats with Capps, could have come up with a closer.
- natsfan1a - Oct 28, 2011 at 11:39 PM
Nah, the beat writer is just working on short rest (aren't we all?). Go, NL! Go, Cards!!Souldrummer said… Somebody got something against Rafael Furcal, methinks? Molina's playing both catcher and shortstop at the moment in the lineups. October 28, 2011 7:15 PM
- baseballswami - Oct 28, 2011 at 11:51 PM
No time for a nap today – hoping this game is just as exciting as last night – could it possibly be, though? Very sad that this is the official end of the baseball season
- gonatsgo - Oct 29, 2011 at 12:28 AM
And it's tied at 2 bottom of the first – here we go again….
- Dawn - Oct 29, 2011 at 1:12 AM
Stayed up last night (this morning) to watch, I'm not going to quit now. This series has been unbelievable, sorry to see it end (sort of). Skipping high school football (or pointy-ball as nf1a says) playoffs (husband is a ref) for my favorite sport. Let's hope no one gets hurt and may the best team win (go Rangers!).
- baseballswami - Oct 29, 2011 at 1:37 AM
Another one run game – fun times!
- Jim Webster - Oct 29, 2011 at 2:02 AM
Not pretty baseball but STL fans will take it.
- baseballswami - Oct 29, 2011 at 2:05 AM
I am guessing that TLR will not play any of his silly retaliation games tonight.
- Constant Reader - Oct 29, 2011 at 2:08 AM
The no strike call on Molina was HUGE.
- John C. - Oct 29, 2011 at 2:14 AM
C.J. Wilson's audition for the Nationals has not been all that impressive so far.
- Anonymous - Oct 29, 2011 at 2:37 AM
Is he really any better than what we already have?
- John C. - Oct 29, 2011 at 2:45 AM
Is he better than Lannan, Detwiler, Stammen, Maya or Gorzelanny? Actually, yes. Even better than Wang even if the Nats re-sign Wang. But he's not so much better to justify the expense, when that money could be used to extend Zimmerman or other useful projects.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Oct 29, 2011 at 2:59 AM
So, Tony may already be in the HOF, but there *is* that whole Canseco-Maguire-I-didn't-see-a-thing thing … maybe some of the voters hold that against him. Does this series–IF they win it–get him over the top? Mark, you're the only one here with an actual vote. What do you think?
- Walt Whitman! - Oct 29, 2011 at 3:05 AM
Have you heard that it was good to gain the day?I also say it is good to fall—-battles are lost in the same spirit in which they are won….Vivas to those who have fail'd! And to those whose war-vessels sank in the sea!And to those themselves who sank in the sea!And to all generals that lost engagements! and all overcome heroes!And the numberless unknown heroes, equal to the greatest heroes known.
- Mark Zuckerman - Oct 29, 2011 at 3:05 AM
Sec3: Writers don't vote for managers. That's done by the veterans' committee. You raise an interesting point about La Russa and the players he managed over the years, but my hunch is that it won't prevent him from getting to Cooperstown. He's about as close to a shoo-in as I can think of.
- baseballswami - Oct 29, 2011 at 3:15 AM
This post-season will be known for a lot of things. To me – this has got to be the " year of the pitching change". Another one – oh, boy.It really makes the games loooong. So tired after last night but I can make it!!
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Oct 29, 2011 at 3:21 AM
@Mark–Maybe it's like getting 300 wins for Nolan Ryan–puts him beyond argument.Who deserved better, FWIW.
- dj in Fl. - Oct 29, 2011 at 3:23 AM
WOW What a series.Can't wait for February!
- baseballswami - Oct 29, 2011 at 3:24 AM
What a story! What a post-season!!
- Anonymous - Oct 29, 2011 at 3:35 AM
Happy for the Cards. what a great series. I dont know why but my sadness for Texas is slightly overshadowing my happiness for Cards. For Texas do do what they did in getting back to the finals was very impressive and should not be overlooked.
- The Great Unwashed - Oct 29, 2011 at 3:36 AM
CJ Wilson's price tag just got cheaper.
- FS - Oct 29, 2011 at 3:39 AM
TLR is definitely going to HoF. He is third on the list of managers with most wins.Anyways, he never showed his emotions until that last out. On the other hand, Ron was very excited about all plays. It was kind of sad to see Nolan towards the end. Two years in a row, they came so close but lost it.Great postseason!
- Dawn - Oct 29, 2011 at 3:52 AM
Well,the best team won tonight. Great series, wanted the Rangers to win their first, but, got to give it to the Birds they earned it. It was sad to see Nolan Ryan come to the realization that the championship wasn't in the Cards (sigh) for them this year.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Oct 29, 2011 at 3:56 AM
Mark, now that it is over, thanks for a great 2011, and here's to a great 2012, maybe a book deal, who knows.
- Scooter - Oct 29, 2011 at 3:58 AM
"Year of the pitching change." swami, you are beautiful. Spot on.FS, speaking of LaRussa's emotions, I loved last night(?), when the network actually chose to show a replay of him after Jay's errant throw from CF: "No … no … [gosh darn], Jon … [Crikey]!" I mean, did they not know what was on the audio?
- Scooter - Oct 29, 2011 at 3:59 AM
And in other news, there are only FIVE DAYS now. WHERE is the ANNOUNCEMENT on WANG???!??!?!?!?!!!!11!?!?!?!
- Eugene in Oregon - Oct 29, 2011 at 4:01 AM
Very happy to have been proved wrong in my prediction. Texas has an awe-inspiring offensive line-up (they just keep sending good hitters up to the plate), but the Cards pitching held up just enough.Now, at least and at last, the Nats are back in the game — let's see who wins the 'hot stove league' title for the winter of 2011/12…
- natsfan1a - Oct 29, 2011 at 4:13 AM
What a series and what a season! Figured that Freese would be MVP, though you could have also made a case for La Russa. Had the Rangers won, I figured it would be Napoli (who else?). As for the Texas team, definitely an achievement to have gotten to the Serious two years running, though I'm thinking Ryan may have wanted to give some of his relievers the Ventura treatment at times over the past couple of nights.Sad to see the (post)season end, although maybe now I can get some sleep. Will miss live baseball, but thank the baseball g*ds for MLB Network. Heck, I'll be watching the Taiwan all-star action before you know it. Maybe an AFL game or two if they air them, and the Hot Stove programming is starting up next week. Sigh.


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You hear some wonderful music and wish you could get the Album/Artist/Music name in your RTM list to remember to buy it or listen to it more often?Here is how:1. Install SoundHound app on your smartphone. It can recognize music by listening to it! Plus live lyrics too2.Enable twitter sharing in the app by going to settings and enabling twitter sharing.3. In the option called: Default share text type: d rtm #MusicILove (or any other tag)If you have connected twitter to your RTM account, bingo you get the Name of the music and a link to it directly into your RTM setup.
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Nice tip, well worth a Tip of the Week mention!I'll set this up.
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And it worked right away, great!
This works so well that I have to add a third post in a row:When listening to a great song on the radio, I start the app, shake it (!) if it was already running and let it listen to the song for 5-10 seconds. After that an automatic tweet is sent to RTM with task name "Music - Name of song/artist", tag "soundhound". There's even an URL to a video with the song. And all I did was start the app and shake the phone!Setting this up takes no more than 5 minutes and works really well!
@ rajjan Thanks for trying it out!
Hi arunaugustine,Cool idea! Your tip is this week's Tips & Tricks Tuesday winner. We've added a free year of Pro to your Remember The Milk account. :)
Great!! Thanks a lot Emily :)


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Like a rooted plant, the Sprout Side Table rises from a base whose legs come together at the center to form a stem. The point where stem becomes top is marked by a color change, and this small round end table's hollow base is accented by powder-coated color that peeks out of the ends of the legs. The Sprout Side Table's top features a beveled edge and a satin finish.
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Balance. The Sprout Side Table has a nicely proportioned base/top size ratio, with not-too-thick, not-too-thin legs and a beveled top edge for a slimmer profile. It just fits as an overall design - which means that it'll fit your space just right, without distraction or oddity.
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We'd be willing to bet that if you caught the Sprout Side Table's leg just right with a bare foot in the dark, it'd hurt like the dickens. That's a really nit-picky complaint, so take it for what it's worth.
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- Overall dimensions: 20" h x 20" diameter
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Materials:Lacquer finished medium density fiberboard top with brushed stainless steel legs.
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I should mention that I am a graphics developer. I no longer consider myself a gamer but I do have a rather intimate relationship with graphics hardware (ugh, that didn't come out right). I keep Linux systems with a variety of graphics cards and drivers, so I believe I can make a relatively unbiased comparison.
My primary workstation run on a nvidia card until last month. I swapped that for an ati once it became apparent that nvidia didn't support the specific multi-monitor configuration I wished to use.
After a few years of experience with all three graphics vendors, I have concluded that there's no such thing as a hassle-free graphics experience on Linux. If you want a multi-monitor setup, with proper vsync, video and 3d acceleration just give up and go Windows. Staying with Linux will require some compromise. What compromise will depend on the vendor, but it will be there no matter what you choose.
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- intel and ati (open drivers) offer the best out-of-the-box experience. Nvidia (open drivers) does too, if it works on your hardware.
- nvidia (closed drivers) offers by far the best single monitor experience.
- ati (closed drivers) offers the best multi monitor solution.
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- if you work with productivity software, go open source.
- if you are a gamer, go nvidia.
- if you require multiple monitors, go ati.
- if you just wish to watch movies, you are SOL. Yeah, nvidia has video acceleration but their multi-monitor support sucks. Ati and Intel have better multi-monitor support (hey, look, my TV lit up without root access!) but their video support sucks. Plus, you have to rip your bluray disks before you get to watch them, which is always fun.


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Equip your kids with shoes that feel as free as they are. The Kids' PureFlow is awesomely light and bendy with enough cushion for total comfort and a reinforced toe to increase durability. A miniature version of the grown-up PureFlow, your little person will love the natural fit and squishy bounce of every step, jump, and cartwheel.
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Ohio State running back Carlos Hyde crosses the line of scrimmage between Iowa defenders John Lowdermilk, left, and Anthony Hitchens during the second quarter of Saturday's game. / Jay LaPrete/AP
COLUMBUS — In the past two games, Ohio State has struggled with its Jekyll-and-Hyde defense.
Fortunately, the Buckeyes have a beast at running back to keep opposing offenses off the field.
At Northwestern, tailback Carlos Hyde had 168 yards and three touchdowns to help Ohio State overcome a 10-point, third-quarter deficit in a 40-30 victory.
On Saturday, with the defense turning in a first half graded somewhere between putrid and pungent, Hyde again took control. He picked up 149 yards and scored twice in a 34-24 comeback win against Iowa, which extended Ohio State�s winning streak to 19 games.
Included in Hyde�s performance were the first two rushing touchdowns the Hawkeyes (4-3, 1-2 Big Ten) have allowed this season. The second was a tackle-breaking, 19-yard jaunt that included being knocked backward for 2 yards and ended with a dive into the end zone.
�It was a basic sweep play,� Hyde said. �Braxton (Miller) read it right, gave it to me, and I followed my blocks. I thought the safety had me, but I managed to stay up. When I saw (Corey) Philly Brown with the block (inside the 5), I got excited and knew I had it.�
The Buckeyes ran for 273 yards, averaging 5.4 yards per attempt.
�Carlos played very well,� coach Urban Meyer said before referencing the TD run that will make the national highlight shows. �It was a wild play from what I heard and saw up on the big screen. Feeding off each other, that offensive line, Carlos. That was a very, very good rush defense.�
Ohio State�s offense was potent all day, and it had to be. Iowa limited the Buckeyes� chances to just three first-half possessions (aside from a kneel down just before intermission), and Ohio State scored on two of them.
Still, the third-ranked Buckeyes (7-0, 3-0) trailed 17-10 at the half. It felt like Ohio State would have to score on every offensive opportunity, and that was nearly the case.
Ohio State finished with 495 yards of total offense, never punted, and did not commit a turnover.
�(Hyde) is as good as you�re going to find,� Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said. �They are big, tough, strong guys. It�s almost like playing 12 guys because (of their versatility).
�They�ve got a good offensive football team.�
The Buckeyes� veteran offensive line is the catalyst in that equation and seems to be in a groove. Ohio State turned around a 7-minute time of possession deficit at halftime and finished with a huge bulge, 35:00 to 25:00.
�I feel good about the line and that�s where winning football, certainly offensive football starts,� Meyer said. �They�re my favorite players on the team. Those five guys, that�s where you start.�
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Take your VISTA Bassinet from boulevard to bedroom with this new Bassinet Stand. Now there's no need to wake up your sleeping baby. Simply detach from your VISTA Stroller and place into the attachments on the Bassinet Stand for a safe and secure fit. Folds away easily when not in use. Solid Walnut wood construction.
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