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Over a whirlwind three months of this year's ASPCA Rachael Ray $100K Challenge, tens of thousands of animals' lives were saved. We asked for photos of these happy dogs and cats, and received hundreds of adorable submissions. It was a difficult task, but we narrowed them down to 40 photos that we thought best represented the Challenge spirit, and then asked you to vote for your favorites. The response was outstanding! All told, the finalists received 15,320 total votes.
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North Central Division: Reese (City of Bloomington Animal Care and Control)
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Northeast Division: Slugger & Michelle (Eleventh Hour Rescue)
Runners Up:
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•Colby (Oconee County Humane Society)
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•Opal & Sloth (Young Williams Animal Center)
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•Jinx (Ashtabula County Animal Protective League)
•Simon (Great Plains SPCA)
•Tucker & Bonnie (SICSA)
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•Maverick (BARC Animal Shelter & Adoptions)
•JoJo Bubbles (Humane Society of Southern Arizona)
•Andy (BARC Animal Shelter & Adoptions)
West Division:
•Marisol (Canyon County Animal Shelter)
•Kyra (Canyon County Animal Shelter)
•Sammy Girl (Escondido Humane Society)
•August (Humane Society of Central Washington)
Northeast Division:
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•Eleanor (Bangor Humane Society)
•Baxter (Humane League of Lancaster County)
•Sebastian (Last Chance Ranch)
Congratulations are also in order for the ASPCA Rachael Ray $100K Challenge Community Engagement Award finalists. These contestants are being honored for motivating their respective communities the most during the three-month contest. After weeks of energetic outreach and lively voting, we're pleased to announce that Animal Rescue League and Wildlife Center (Pittsburg, PA), Bangor Humane Society (Bangor, ME) and Humane Society of Central Washington (Yakima, WA) have received the highest number of public votes. All three organizations are also in the running to win the $100K grand prize. Stay tuned for the BIG grand prize announcement on November 30!
Congratulations to all of the winners! All animals are sweet, adorable & cute, and above all they're loving, faithful & loyal even to those that abuse them.
This is great news :-) those animals are beyond adorable
I can certainly see why those cat pictures were chosen, the kitties are just adorable. Years ago, my husband and I adopted two adult cats from a local no-kill shelter and one five-year old black beauty from a now-closed pound. They are wonderful family members and bring endless love and joy to each day. Rescues are the absolute best!
congrats to all the winners of the contest.Thanks for selecting best out of best and most cute animals
I was shocked to learn that the Amish people were into puppy mills so much. Shame on them.
I voted in the Rachel Ray contest. I can't remember which furry baby I voted but I just looked at the winner and ALL the furry babies. I got a furry baby adorable alert. The pics are so cute. I laughed so hard I almost cried. Thank you so much for posting all the wonderful pics. I enjoyed them so much. xxxooo
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I Have 13 cats living with me as I have taken a woe to look after them untill death do us apart.
I would like some one to donate money for them in long term,I am living in Ireland and would need help as it will cost me a fourtune in the long run they are all like my children and they all happened to come into this world for a reason for me to take care of them.
please give me some information to who to contact.
thanks looking forward to your reply, Pia


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At the ASPCA, we meet a lot of dogs…and to be honest, we fall in love with most of them! But some pups stand out as very, very special. A few even seem to serve as role models for us, reminding us to stay positive even in the face of adversity.
Johnny is a dog like that. Rescued by our Humane Law Enforcement department in August, Johnny had already been through a lot in his four years of life. He wasn't able to use his back legs, and at first we thought he had been injured. Then our veterinarians learned he had a severe spinal infection that had left his hind legs paralyzed.
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The Cathedral Window Quilt pattern is gorgeous. The Origami-like folding of fabric, the jewel like tones of the "windows", the layers of fabric and stitching - all combine to create an amazing, complex looking quilt. The reality is that the process is not that hard, and with a little learning and patience, you can do it quite easily.
The Cathedral Window quilt is a quilt-as-you-go project, meaning that there is no backing or quilting to be done once you have finished the quilt top. The quilt simply grows and grows as you make it, and once you've done enough squares to be satisfied, it's done. Brilliant. I am a woman of notoriously low patience, and I've taken to this quilt project with gusto and enthusiasm..... a good point for those of you out there that can't possibly believe that you'll have enough patience to make a whole quilt yourself!
First, a word about materials. Traditionally, these quilts were made predominantly from muslin, with calico or cotton scraps used for the "windows", which meant that when the quilt was held up to the light, it created that "stained glass window" effect that the quilt does so well.
Muslin, however, won't keep you warm at night, and this quilt works much easier if the base fabric you use is closely woven, keeping it's shape well during the ironing and folding process.
By all means, use muslin if you want, but make sure you buy a muslin that is closely woven if you can. My first attempt at this quilt was made with a light weight linen, and it was an unmitigated disaster. The fabric just wouldn't stay where I put it..... if in doubt, make a couple of squares and see how you go! Make sure you keep in mind that you will have to hand sew through at least four layers of your base fabric, so a light weight cotton is ideal.
This quilt works really well as a charm quilt, so any scraps of cotton prints you have lying around in your stash will be well served by this pattern.....otherwise, you can think about the design a little more if you want. This pattern calls for charm squares of about 3 1/2 inches square for the "windows". You have the option of putting a different fabric in each window, creating a pattern, or doing what I'm doing, which is alternating rows of charm squares in bright prints with rows of the plain white cotton I'm using as the backing fabric. As with all quilts, imagination and individuality reign supreme. Do what you will!
The pattern here is for a 9 inch square, which is folded and pressed into a block which will give you a 3 inch 'window'. Four of these blocks sewn together result in a 9 inch block again, with which you will build your quilt.
Using this pattern, I have used 10 metres of white, 100% cotton broadcloth (double blocked, also known as quilters homespun) for the backing fabric. Even though my quilt is still in progress, I think this will give me a finished quilt the size of your average throw rug or lap quilt, enough to wrap around yourself, but not enough to cover the bed. A good rule of thumb is to buy fabric four times the size of the quilt you want to make. This should be more than enough to get your quilt made, and it's better to have too much fabric than not enough!
I've also used random bits of fabric from my stash, as well as about a metre of cotton batting.
If you want to make a larger quilt, I would recommend increasing the size of the starter block, so your quilt yeilds larger 'windows', and making the quilt grow faster.
Anyhoo - how the hell do I make it?????
Start off by measuring out a template for your starting block. Mine is 9 inches square. A general rule of thumb is to divide the size of one edge of your starting block by a third, and that's how big one edge of the 'windows' will be.
Make your template out of medium weight card stock (like a manila folder), something that you can iron without any dramas. Do your best to ensure that the template is absolutely square.
From your backing fabric, cut out some squares, leaving an allowance of about 2cm around the outside of the template. I recommend cutting out six squares to start, which will quilt up into a nice, rectangular shape, and if you decide you hate it by the time you're finished, you can make a cushion cover out of it.
Take one of the squares, and place the template on top of it.
You need to mitre the corners - do this by folding each corner over the template card and ironing it down.
The next step is the fold over the edges of the fabric, ironing them down to create mitred corners. This tucks all the raw edges inside the quilt, preventing any fraying, or raw edges in the finished piece. This is one of the steps I have devised for myself, just to achieve a neater finish. Don't freak out of your corners aren't perfectly mitred - they will be folded in again, and won't affect to finished quilt too much.
Take out the paper template, and set it to one side.
Now you take the whole fabric piece, and fold it in half lengthwise - tucking all the edges in. Press flat.
Then fold the piece in half again, pressing flat again.
Unfold the square, and you'll have a large square divided into quarters by creases from the pressing. This is your guide to the next step.
Take each corner, and fold in towards the middle, keeping those pressed edges tucked in neatly. Press flat.
Try as best you can to keep the outside corners neat - this will help the overall look of your quilt later on.
The first fold should look like this when finished:
Then do the same thing again - taking the outside corners, and folding them into the centre to make a smaller square - again, taking care to make the outside corners as neat as possible.
Press flat, and put aside.
Some people recommend loosely tacking the four pieces down, but I found this hindered my progress later on, I just stack them in a pile, facing down, like this:
(sorry about the change in the light - I took the next few photos in my sewing room, where the light is not so good....)
Repeat the steps for each of your squares.
Once you have a pile ready for sewing together, take two squares, and line up two triangles at the edges, like this:
Now you want to sew the two triangles together along the crease at the sides, matching up the corners as well as you can. Some people hand stitch this part, but machine stitching is totally acceptable, not to mention quicker!
Once you have stitched the triangles together, you are ready to start putting the 'window' in.
Pin down the loose triangles around the window, and flatten down the stitched together triangles, like this:
The centre of that diamond in the middle is where the window will go. You'll need to measure that diamond shape to determine the size of the fabric for the window. On my quilt, the window is approx. 2 1/2 inches square. Make a template to the size of the window, and cut your window fabric a little larger than that, like this:
Here, I have made another modification - because I want my quilt to be as warm as possible, I have decided to include batting in this step. Basically I just cut a sqaure of batting to the size of the window, and insert it with the window fabric, like this:
Whether you decide to use the batting or not, is up to you - the next few steps remain the same.
Finger press the edges of the window fabric over, and place the fabric right side up on top of the diamond shaped window section of your quilt block.
Then, fold over each edge of the white backing fabric, so it 'frames' the window, pinning each side down as you go:
Now, stitch the 'frame' down, using whatever stitch method you prefer - if you are working with light weight fabrics and no batting, you can use your favourite invisible stitching method, like blind hem stitch. I have used a simple straight stitch on top of the fabric to get through the layers of fabric and batting, plus, I like having visible stitching - it's up to you. If you want the quilting to show on the back of the quilt, make sure you sew through all the layers of fabric.
If you only want to sew through the top few layers, make sure to stitch the corners of each window down through to the back - this will help keep all the layers of fabric in place.
Once you have stitched the 'frame' down, your quilt block should look like this:
Once you have completed a few of these blocks, you can then start stitching them together, creating more and more 'windows' along the way. Your quilt grows and grows, with no backing or quilting needed - once you have sewn enough pieces together - the quilt is done!
You can finish off the edges by adding in triangular shaped 'windows', or simply stitching down the 'frames' with no fabric inside - it's up to you.
Well, that's it!
I hope this tutorial gets some of you excited to make this truly satisfying project - please let me know how you go, or if you have any questions!
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Posted 10 January 2010 - 06:23 PM
The small hilltop Pacheco Cemetery started off as a Family plot for the Rancher who owned the land there. It grew into a community plot and finally an incorporated Cemetery.
The Odd Fellows Lodge operated it for over 70 years but as the Odd Fellows died, so did the cemetery. It seems to have been used as a sort of potter's field for many years also. Time, the Elements, Earthquakes, Neglect and Vandalism have taken their toll on the grounds. Good records weren't kept by the Odd Fellows and many graves have been lost with the disappearance of markers and many graves may have never had one.
When the present owners took over this abandoned cemetery you could not see most of the stones that were left due to the waist high weeds and the piles of rubbish. They are still in the process of restoring the land and the graves. It has been reopened to interments and the director/owner has big plans for the site.
They plan to bring in ground penetrating radar in the spring to locate the lost graves....many of which are in the children's area. Every time it rains more submerged headstones are being uncovered. I suggested a "Dowser" in the interim to find them. That earned me a "Weird" look.
A sad story all around but with a silver lining of hope.
The one woman who was killed from my county during the great war....
Posted 10 January 2010 - 06:24 PM
Early Japanese immigrants who were brought over at the turn of the century to harvest the orchards and farms in our area. Many of them are known but to God.
Buried just before his parents were hauled off to internment camps by that paragon of virtue, FDR.
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Posted 10 January 2010 - 06:35 PM
From Wikipedia....
Doctor John Marsh was born in 1799 in South Danvers, Massachusetts and died in Pacheco, California in 1856. He was an early pioneer and settler in California, and is often regarded as the first physician in California.
Marsh graduated from Phillips Academy in Andover in 1819. He attended Harvard University from 1819 to 1823 and received a bachelors degree. He then studied medicine with a Boston doctor.
Marsh migrated to the West, living in the Michigan Territory, where he opened a school, the first in what is now Minnesota. Marsh became an Indian agent for the Sioux Agency, and took a French/Indian mistress who bore him a son named Charles.
Marsh resumed his study of medicine, with a Dr. Purcell of Fort Snelling. He lived in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, where he got involved in the Black Hawk War between the Sioux and their rivals, the Fox and Sauk, and was blamed for a massacre of the Fox and Sauk by the Sioux. As a result, he was forced to flee to New Salem, Illinois, taking his mistress and small child with him.[citation needed] Leaving them there, he returned to Prairie du Chien. His mistress, pregnant again and abandoned by her lover, tried to walk for several hundred miles to rejoin him. The journey exhausted her and she and the child died in childbirth. Marsh then gave his small son to a Painter family in New Salem to be raised, and once again became involved in Indian affairs. He was discovered selling guns illegally to some of the Indians and had to flee the territory, this time settling in Independence, Missouri, where he became a merchant. He visited his son once more, then his business failed and he emigrated to Southern California via the Santa Fe Trail.
In southern California, Marsh found that he was the only person who had any knowledge of western medicine. He presented his Harvard degree to the local authorities. The degree was written in Latin, which none of them could read, so they took his word and granted him permission to practice medicine. Marsh was quite successful in his new profession, but his prices were very high, sometimes as much as a head of cattle to deliver a baby.
Eventually he made enemies in Southern California and moved north in 1837 to the eastern side of Mount Diablo in what is now Contra Costa County. He acquired the Rancho Los Meganos Mexican land grant from Jose Noriega on what is now called Marsh Creek on the western edge of the town of Brentwood and just to the east of what is now Clayton, California. He prospered here, but he once again engaged in sharp business practices. He began to practice medicine, and again charged very high prices. There is some evidence that he cared for some of the survivors of the Donner Party while living near Mount Diablo. In addition, he paid very low wages to his workers, and many of them hated him.
During this period he began a search for his son, Charles, which proved to be fruitless. In 1851, the Reverend William W. Smith introduced Marsh to Abigail "Abby" Smith Tuck, a schoolteacher from New England, who also served as principal at a girls school in San Jose. After a brief two-week courtship, they were married. Soon after the wedding, the couple moved into the old adobe. On 12 March 1852, she gave birth to a daughter they named Alice.
Marsh soon began construction of a magnificent home built entirely of stone quarried from the nearby hills. Abby chose the location of the home next to Marsh Creek, with a fine view of the surrounding valley and Mount Diablo, a few miles south of the present city of Brentwood, California. Designed by San Francisco architect Thomas Boyd, the Gothic-Revival style home incorporated a sixty-five foot tower and exterior porch supported by octagon pillars. The entire cost of the home did not exceed $20,000. Abby died, however, before the Stone House was completed. Marsh ultimately moved into the new house about three weeks before he was murdered.
His son and daughter lived in the stone house, and then renters, and finally fell into disrepair and decay. The mansion, undergoing stabilization since 2006, still stands as part of Cowell Ranch/John Marsh Property State Historic Park which is preparing to apply for status as a National Historic Monument. The Mansion is on the list of National Historic Places, and funds are being sought for restoration. It is not open to the public.
Marsh was active in California politics. On 24 September 1856, he began a journey from his land in eastern Contra Costa County to San Francisco for a personal or political appointment. On the road between Pacheco and Martinez, he was ambushed and murdered by three of his "vaquero" employees over a dispute over their wages. A California Historical Landmark (#722) plaque still marks the site of the murder.
According to local tradition, shortly before his death, a young man approached his door seeking shelter from a harsh storm. It was his son Charles, who had journeyed to California in search of his father. They enjoyed a happy, although short-lived reunion. Charles tracked down his fathers murderer, Felipe Moreno, and brought him to justice.
Alice Marsh was entrusted to the care of Mrs. Thompson at Marshs Landing, not far from present day Antioch, California. Alice Marsh married John Camron, one of the builders of Mt. Diablo toll road.
An elementary school in Antioch, California bears Marsh's name.
The California State Route 4 bypass around the cities of Oakley, California and Brentwood, California has been named John Marsh Heritage Highway in honor of Dr. Marsh.
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Posted 12 January 2010 - 05:33 PM
The Peraltas were the Spanish Dons who owned the Land Grant the entire East Bay sits on.
Posted 12 January 2010 - 05:49 PM
Sisters of the Holy Names
Posted 16 January 2010 - 07:46 PM
aka: The other half of Mt. View cemetery
The cemetery is so big it took two days to walk through and I really could have taken a week.
Part 1
Posted 17 January 2010 - 09:01 PM
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The Pen is Mightier......
Alice Cameron, Daughter of California Pioneer John Marsh.
Erna Lies here....
Posted 17 January 2010 - 09:26 PM
Thank you, again, Logan for the beautiful photos. Looking especially at the view of the entire cemetery through the trees brought to mind a book (hope it's okay to put this here rather than 'Paranormal Media' forum??) that fits in beautifully (at least to me) with this topic. It's rather a short book, but packs a punch in a very subdued manner, and has always struck me as 'sad' in a way I can't quite put my finger on. The author is Peter S. Beagle that some of you fantasy readers may remember wrote The Last Unicorn (at least I think that was the title; been too long since I last read it). It is the story of a man who 'lives' among ghosts in a cemetery. Yes, he is a living man, but he is drawn - here's the Thanatology connection - to cemeteries, and on top of that can see and relate to the dead. It is a very brief study in one persons' dissatisfaction or awkwardness with the real world. Of course, it begs the question what is the 'real world' and how thick IS the veil between worlds? Seems as though the book, A Fine and Private Place, would be the perfect emblem of Thanatology. (If the administrator feels that this should be in 'Media' or Paranormal Books - I apologize)
Again, you are most welcome.
I'm glad you enjoy my work.
Posted 22 January 2010 - 09:00 PM
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"Old Yard Balls" ...... I wonder how he got that nickname
Posted 11 February 2010 - 07:56 PM
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A real happy guy!
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Software Analysis and Transformation
SWAT studies software systems: their design, their construction and their inevitable evolution. Our mission is to learn to understand software systems and to improve their quality. We focus on complexity as the primary quality attribute of software systems. Software complexity is an important subject, which is not only due to the ubiquity of software systems and failing ICT projects in society. We study the causes of software complexity and how complex systems can be made simpler.
Jurgen Vinju is the leader of SWAT.
These are the topics of interest:
Software Analysis:
With software analysis we propose and evaluate methods for observing software both quantitatively and qualitatively. We automatically extract models of software systems, which can then be simulated, measured, checked and visualized. On the one hand such analyses may provide insight into specific software systems, which is valuable in itself. On the other hand, by collecting information about sets of software systems, we may also use software analysis to come to general insights. We work on a variety of increasingly rich models of software systems that would allow increasingly meaningful analyses to be performed.
Software/Data visualization:
Software visualization is an important aspect of software analysis. We study the use of data visualization techniques in this domain. Our goal is to obtain a better understanding of the methodologies and formalisms involved in building and engineering interactive visualization systems. The scope of this research is wider than software visualization per se.
Software Transformation:
With software transformation we propose and evaluate automated methods of construction and maintenance of software systems. Using large-scale automated software renovation we improve software quality by transforming existing systems to better systems. Software transformation and analysis go hand in hand. Automated software analysis is used for checking preconditions of automated software transformations such as refactoring.
Software Generation:
With software generation the goal is to simplify software by automation and abstraction. Using the construction of domain-specific languages we improve quality of newly designed systems by carefully constructing automated but reconfigurable transformations from high-level domain concepts to high quality source code. The questions are which domain specific languages should be defined, and how to implement them effectively.
Applied Logic:
We study epistemic processes, such as voting systems and social protocols, using Epistemic Modal Logic. Another topic under this heading is Computational Linguistics, where we apply functional programming to model and implement language processing tools.
SWAT has a strong tradition in building and contributing to open source software.
SWAT is heavily involved in the Master Software Engineering. This successful research master covers a big part of the SWEBOK. It is a collaboration between Universiteit van Amsterdam, Vrije Universiteit, CWI and Hogeschool van Amsterdam. Paul Klint is the director of the programme and Jan van Eijck, Tijs van der Storm and Jurgen Vinju are teachers.
- Please find the relevant publications per project via the project links below.
- Publications of SEN1 (SWAT) in CWI repository.
- SWAT is closely collaborating with INRIA Lille Nord Europe, in the form of an INRIA-funded project called ATEAMS
- The Software Improvement Group is a spin-off from SWAT (previously known as SEN1)
- Please find an enumeration of all companies and institutes that we collaborate with here.
- Each project page (below) also describes the project's partners.
- GLT - Generic Language Technology
- GrammarLab: Foundations for a Grammar Laboratory
- Model Driven Engineering in Digital Forensics
- Next Generation Auditing: Data-assurance as a Service
- Domain Specific Languages: a Big Future for Small Programs
- ESCHER: End-user Scripting for High-level Software Representation
- ATEAMS: Analysis and Transformation based on Reliable Tool Compositions
- EQUA: Early Quality Assurance in Software Production
- NWO Stimuleringsregeling Kennisbenutting: Analyse van C/C++ source code
- Applied Logic
- QUASID: Quantitative Spatial Interaction Design
- VEARD: Visual Exploration environment for Analyzing gene Regulation in Developmental processes
- High Resolution 3D Imaging Mass Spectrometry
- SWAT: Bas Basten, Arnold Lankamp, Arie van Deursen, Ralf Lämmel, Jan Heering, Mark van den Brand, Rob Economopoulos, Gerco Ballintijn, Slinger Jansen (Roijackers), Merijn de Jonge, Joost Visser, Tobias Kuipers, Leon Moonen, Hayco de Jong, Pieter Olivier, Jørgen Iversen, Jeroen Scheerder, Magiel Bruntink, Taeke Kooiker, Jan Rekers, Emma van der Meulen, Paul Hendriks, Pum Walters, Hans van Dijk, Jasper Kamperman, Frank Tip, Huub Bakker, Job Ganzevoort, Niek van Diepen, T.B. Dinesh, Anton Eliens, Ed Kuijpers, Yaroslav Usenko, Anthony Cleve, Fabian Battaglini, Yanjing Wang, Lakshmanan Kuppusami, Chris Kruszynski, Lei Liu, Mike Godfrey, Mark Hills, Vadim Zaytsev.
- SEN2: Wan Fokkink, Jaco van de Pol, Jens Calame, Francien Dechesne, Jan Friso Groote, Taolue Chen,
- Universiteit van Amsterdam: Wilco Koorn, Casper Dik, Paul Vriend, Eelco Visser, Susan Üsküdarlı, Freek Wiedijk.


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Last year was bittersweet for the Kinston High girls basketball team.
The 26-4 record and first appearance in a regional final was plenty sweet. Losing decisively to eventual 2A state champion Siler City Jordan Matthews was bitter.
"We made it further than we ever have before, but I was disappointed because I felt like that was our time to win a ring," senior Alexis Williams said of the end of her junior campaign.
Williams, fellow senior Monique Loftin and junior Brittany Drumgoole are the Vikings' tri-captains. The trio accounted for nearly 26 points per game a year ago and will be joined by junior Anshonee Addison and sophomores Takerian Harper and Lydia Rivers on a roster that returns six players from last year's regional runner-up.
The Vikings will depend on those experienced players to fill the void left by the graduation of Tisha Dixon, Carolina DeBruhl, Hayley Vermillion and Christian Pridgen. That foursome accounted for about 45 percent of the team's total points last year, coach Hubert Quinerly said.
"We lost six, but we return six really good players," he said.
The biggest void to fill will be in the frontcourt, where Dixon provided 10 points and 12 rebounds per game. DeBruhl chipped in nine points and six rebounds per game, and Vermillion averaged eight and five, respectively.
The Vikings return arguably one of the best all-around players in the area in Drumgoole, a versatile point guard who can play nearly anywhere on the court. The junior averaged 10 points, 9.2 assists and six rebounds per game last year, including one triple double, and is being recruited heavily by East Carolina University.
"It's rare, especially around here, to get a girl like that, but she has worked extremely hard," Quinerly said. "The sky is the limit for her, and we are going to have to ask her to score a little bit more this year."
Drumgoole, along with Loftin (10.8 ppg in 2011-12) and Williams (5 ppg a year ago), will be asked to steer a program that will rely much more heavily on guard play than it did a season ago.
"I see them taking on a role we have always wanted them to have, and they have done a great job," Quinerly said.
Loftin, a 3-point specialist in the past, will be asked to develop into a more complete player, both as a defender and as someone who can slash to the rim on the offensive end, Quinerly said.
"She can do that," he said. "She showed us that this summer."
Williams, who has made a name for herself on defense in years past, will be asked to handle the ball more her senior year.
In the frontcourt, Rivers, already a talented defender as a freshman, will be asked to be more aggressive on the offensive end, Quinerly said.
"Defensively, she's one of the best," Quinerly said. "When you have to defend Tish, Caroline and Hayley, it makes you better. She's really ready. She's worked hard with our assistant coaches, and this is going to be a good year for her."
Rivers will be joined in the post by senior Starneka Clark, who played junior varsity a year ago, Harper and freshman Xequoijah Washington.
"You may see four, maybe five, guards out there sometimes," Quinerly said. "Our game plan is to get more possessions than the other team and capitalize on those possessions."
That part of the game suits Williams perfectly.
"I think the game will be a lot faster this year, being that we have mostly guards," she said. "You can expect to see a lot of intensity."
The Vikings won't have to wait long to see how they respond to last year's abrupt end in the regional finals. The team will host an eight-team jamboree Saturday, beginning at 9 a.m. Kinston plays at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 4 p.m., and its regular season opener is Nov. 21 at home versus North Lenoir. The Vikings also travel to Greensboro on Nov. 24 to take on Ben L. Smith in the invitation-only Headliners Challenge. The team will also play a three-game Christmas tournament at Bunn, a team the Vikings beat by a point in the regionals last year.
Despite the difficult schedule — or perhaps because of it — the Vikings are anxious.
"A lot of these girls have a chip on their shoulder," Quinerly said. "People think this is supposed to be a rebuilding year, but they have worked hard."
2012-13 Kinston schedule
Nov. 21—North Lenoir
Nov. 24—Headliners Challenge at Greensboro (girls only)
Nov. 27—South Lenoir
Dec. 4—at South Lenoir
Dec. 7—West Craven
Dec. 8—Raleigh Millbrook
Dec. 14—at Wilson Beddingfield
Dec. 18—SW Edgecombe
Dec. 19—at West Craven
Dec. 21—at North Lenoir
Dec. 27—at HighschoolOT.com Invitational (boys only)
Dec. 28—at HighschoolOT.com Invitational (boys only)
Dec. 29—at HighschoolOT.com Invitational (boys only)
Dec. 27—at Bunn Christmas Classic (girls only)
Dec. 28—at Bunn Christmas Classic (girls only)
Dec. 29—at Bunn Christmas Classic (girls only)
Jan. 4—Farmville Central
Jan. 8—at Tarboro
Jan. 9—New Hanover (boys only)
Jan. 11—North Pitt
Jan. 18—Greene Central
Jan. 22—at SW Edgecombe
Jan. 29—Wilson Beddingfield
Feb. 1—at Farmville Central
Feb. 5—Tarboro
Feb. 8—at Greene Central


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2013: Played in and started all 12 games ... first-team All-MAC ... finished the year with 88 tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss, one interception and 13 pass breakups ... had 10 tackles, an interception and three pass breakups versus Cincinnati ... had a season-high 11 tackles versus Akron and Kent State ... had six tackles and three pass breakups in the season opener at Marshall.
2012: Started 11 games at cornerback as a junior earning First-Team All-MAC honors ... totaled 63 tackles and three interceptions ... recorded 12th career interception vs. Kent State, tying for sixth on Miami's career all-time list ... tallied 11 tackles and two break-ups in the victory over Ohio ... against Bowling Green, making his 11th career interception in the third quarter ... in the game against Massachusetts the junior cornerback picked off his first pass of the season in the fouth quarter in the end zone for a touchback ... also made a then career-high nine tackles in the game, including six solo stops and one INT ... against Boise State, notched seven tackles with two coming for a loss ... returned nine kickoffs for 197 yards, his longest return was 41 yards.
2011: Started all 12 games for the RedHawks, earning First-Team All-MAC honors ... recorded 58 tackles, including eight TFLs ... led the team with three interceptions ... had a season-high seven tackles against Toledo ... returned 16 kickoffs for Miami totaling 368 yards, with a season-long return of 72 yards against Bowling Green ... among 120 Division I teams nationwide, he helped RedHawks rank 22nd in tackles for loss, 24th in passing defense, 36th in first down defense and 39th in scoring defense ... paced Miami kick returners by averaging 23.0 ypr on 16 run-backs.
2010: Enjoyed a fantastic freshman season, finishing sixth on the team in tackles with 51, including seven TFLs for -17 yards ... he and teammate Evan Harris tied for fifth in NCAA statistics with six interceptions each ... Nunley was particularly impressive in the GoDaddy.com Bowl game vs. Middle Tennessee State, earning Defensive MVP honors. He returned an interception 52 yards for a touchdown on the first drive of the third quarter. The return was his first for a score and the longest in Miami bowl history. He also returned his first-ever kickoff, galloping a Miami bowl record 38 yards ... his other five picks came at Eastern Michigan, vs. Kent State, at Central Michigan, at Bowling Green and at Akron ... Nunley had a season-best eight tackles in MU's narrow victory over KSU and seven stops vs. Temple.
HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year letter winner and a two-time captain for Gateway High School ... fellow RedHawk Orne Bey and he were part of a senior class that compiled a 34-4 record and ranked first in the state and third in the nation ... a first-team all-conference and second-team all-state cornerback ... totaled 146 tackles, eight interceptions and a school-record 23 passes broken up ... prep coach was Terry Smith.
PERSONAL: Born December 10, 1991 ... son of Greg and Tomika Scales ... majoring in sports studies.
Dayonne Nunley's Career Defensive Statistics
2010 32 19 51 7.0-17 6-56 0 2
2011 45 13 58 8.0-20 3-5 0 0
2012 42 21 63 4.0-5 3-5 0 0
2013 58 30 88 2.5-6 1-0 0 0
Totals 177 83 260 21.5-48 13-66 0 2


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A FUNFAIR may be held at Prudhoe's Highfield Park this summer.
A company that organises such events has approached Prudhoe Town Council about the possibility of setting one up there in July.
Town council staff have since gauged the views of Northumberland County Council and Gateshead Council, both of which have experience with funfairs, on everything from potential disruption to the state the land has been left in afterwards.
Council staff and members are now due to meet with the organisers to discuss possible conditions, should permission for the event be granted.
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There is no such thing as a 'nothing' Test. Saturday's Bok confrontation with Wales in Cardiff has significance.
The Springboks, in the build-up to the 2007 World Cup, relished every chance they had to play – and beat – England. Even when they thrashed an England side in South Africa missing the core of their regulars the Boks spoke up the meaning of constantly winning against blokes wearing the English white jersey.
Wales have only beaten the Boks once in 100 years, but they've come bloody close on a couple of occasions, and the 20-15 Bok win in Cardiff in 2008 could very easily have been a Welsh victory.
Both teams are missing regulars, but it is by no means the best of Wales against a second string Bok team. It is the best available Welsh team and it isn't that far off the best Bok team, especially now that Fourie du Preez is out for the year.
The Bok tight five is the best that currently can be selected and while I'd always select Schalk Burger and Juan Smith to start at next year's World Cup, Francois Louw and Dewald Potgieter were the form South African loose-forwards in the Super 14. Joe van Niekerk has been outstanding at flank and No 8 for Toulon for the last two years and there isn't much to choose between an in-form Van Niekerk and a firing Pierre Spies.
At halfback one of Ricky Januarie or Ruan Pienaar will start for the Boks this season and how they perform against Wales will have a huge bearing on the Boks' season. The Springboks cannot play the same quality kicking game without Du Preez and his unavailability is a leveller because it forces the Boks to adjust their attack.
Butch James should have played and the intention was always to move Pienaar to halfback in the second half and James to flyhalf. Hypocrisy and greed, in terms of Player Welfare and remuneration, means James has to watch from the stands. It is an opportunity lost.
Jaque Fourie is the best outside centre in South Africa, Francois Steyn is the best selection at fullback and Juan de Jongh has been on the rise all season and would have been in an extended Bok squad, regardless of Jean de Villiers's availability and that of Bulls centre Wynand Olivier.
Gio Aplon and Francois Hougaard were the most exciting of the wingers in the competition and are fighting it out for one place with JP Pietersen and Lionel Mapoe injured. So when you consider a match 22 of who is fit to play for the Boks in the next two months, the players missing for Cardiff are Bakkies Botha, Burger, Spies, Morne Steyn, Bryan Habana and one of De Villiers or Olivier at inside centre.
This team isn't as second rate as some have made out, and 10 of those starting in Cardiff would always start.
The preparation for the Boks has not been easy because of the chaos around James's selection and withdrawal three times in three days. What is important in the context of the Test is the presence of John Smit and Victor Matfield, the two most experienced tight forwards currently playing international rugby.
Wales, since Warren Gatland became coach, have closed the gap on the Boks in every Test, and there is a belief within the Welsh squad that Saturday will be the occasion they actually close it completely and win.
I would not bet my house against it happening. Victory for the Boks will show this side can win without the halfback kicking game of Du Preez and (Morne) Steyn, which as a combination has no equal in rugby.
Defeat will give every one of the chasing pack belief that there is a vulnerability to the Boks when Du Preez isn't wearing No 9.
I don't buy the dismissive attitude some have to this Test. I think it is massively significant in terms of the World Cup and because of the nature of the build-up trying to pick a winner would be the equal of picking a lotto number.
You'll know within the first five minutes who is going to come out on top, but on a Friday afternoon trying to call this one would be like taking a leak in the dark. You may think you know which way it is going, but there can't be any certainty.
If the Boks win this Test it has to be acknowledged what a good win it is. If they lose, there has to be a similar acknowledgement that the defeat will have an impact on their season and especially their pysche with respect to Wales at next year's World Cup.


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Falcons end season with quarterfinal loss
April 21, 2009
Sumter, SC - The Pfeiffer mens and womens tennis teams ended their seasons on Friday with losses in the Conference Carolinas tennis tournament. The women dropped their match 5-2 against Lees-McRae, while the men lost to Limestone 5-1.
The mens team took one doubles match in their 5-1 loss to Limestone. AJ Flores (Atlanta, GA) and Frank Pouchet (Miami, FL) won 8-5 in the third doubles match. Limestone won in the fourth, fifth, and sixth positions to wrap up the day.
The Falcon women finished the season 8-13 overall, while the men finished 9-13 overall.


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Photos: [top] Jack and [bottom] Jill, before and after receiving treatment at the ASPCA Animal Hospital.
Can you imagine leaving your pets behind in your former home, even in the worst possible circumstances? We can't either. And yet, after Jerome Smith, 23, was evicted from his Harlem apartment, he chose to do just that to his six-month-old puppies.
When New York City Animal Care & Control officers opened the door to Smith's former home in September, they found Terrier mix puppies Jack and Jill, all alone and in bad shape.
The officers called ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement, and our agents brought the pups to the ASPCA Animal Hospital right away.
ASPCA veterinarians found Jack and Jill to be dehydrated, malnourished and severely underweight. Jack weighed 12.7 pounds and Jill weighed 8.5 pounds. By contrast, after being fed a balanced diet and receiving treatment by ASPCA staff, Jack now weighs 36.5 pounds and Jill weighs 30.3 pounds—a 187 and 256 percent increase, respectively.
The ASPCA arrested Smith in December. He was charged with two counts of misdemeanor animal cruelty. If convicted, he faces up to two years in jail and/or a $2,000 fine.
Jack and Jill's story ends happily. On January 13, Jill was adopted! Jack is waiting for a forever family at the ASPCA Adoption Center, located in Manhattan. To learn more about how you can adopt Jack, please visit the ASPCA Adoption Center online.
Update 1/18/13: We are thrilled to report that Jack was adopted!
If you suspect you've witnessed animal cruelty, please report it.
I'm so glad that arrested that dirtbag. I hope they give him the maximum sentence for this. My neighbors left their dog to fend for herself and I fed her until she was picked up by animal control.
I think the punishment should be much more severe
I truly believe there is a special place in hell for anyone who abuses an animal or a child because neither one really defend themselves.
I agree with all of the comments made above. This is why I am a member of the ASPCA and give my monthly gift. These poor babies need our help because so many monsters like this guy are out there, but the punishment does need to be worse or it is never going to stop!!
These poor innocent animals' suffering at the hands of this callous, heartless individual is horrifying and absolutely a premeditated criminal act. Two years is NOTHING and they will probably let him out in a few months. Anyone that would do that to innocent creatures totally dependent upon him - lock the door and leave them to die a slow, agonizing death from dehydration and starvation is a heartless monster. Lock him up and deprive him of water and food and maybe it will knock some sense into him. What a despicable, disgusting excuse for a human being. We must stiffen the laws for animal abusers - make it a felony and give them a solid 10 years for 1st offense, 2nd offense - throw away the key! They don't deserve to be amongst society.
Just as some humans should never be parents, there are people who should never be "parents" to animals. It may sound unrealistic, but
with the downturn in the economy and millions of families losing their homes and/or jobs, those with animal companions who are part of the "family" should take time to call for HELP. Animal Humane Societies and Animal Rescue Groups can be called for help. Abandoning a "family member" is not the act of someone who truly cares for the welfare and safety of a feeling creature.
Thank God for the ASPCA. Wish more towns and cities were able to do more for abused, neglected and abandoned animals.
Our Creator looks down and hates what cruel people do to innocent animals. See Proverbs 12:10. These people are accountable to God.
I whole-heartedly agree not only on stiffer penalties for animal abusers (many who often go on to abuse humans) but also a national registry database of convicted animal abusers which could be checked whenever they wanted to try and adopt. it wouldn't stop back alley breeders just selling animals for the cash with no interest in the animal's welfare, but perhaps such a database would raise even more awareness.
What always strikes me about adandonment stories is how long it takes to find the animals. How did no one know? The landlord never visited the apartment? The dogs never barked and made someone wonder? You usually know if your neighbor has dogs. I would notice if my neighbors left and didn't come back! We need to be more conscious of the world around us and act, rather than assume that someone else will.
Thank goodness these pups were rescued. I have no respect for anyone that treats animals poorly! I have shelter dogs, a pom and a "puppy mill " english bulldog. I also have 3 horses i rescued from the slaughter pen and 3 mistreated donkeys. How anyone can kill and eat a horse is sick!! I am a staunt advocate for animal rights!!!


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His pair of goals were obviously huge, but it was Robert Blake's crossing pass in the 43rd minute that was truly the showstopper in Kinston High's 3-2 nonconference soccer victory over Winterville South Central Monday at Viking Field.
The game was knotted 2-2 when Blake drilled a pinpoint pass from the left sideline in the direction of the back post.
"I saw Nic (Frankfort) streaking down the right side and took the chance," said Blake, a junior midfielder. "That didn't work out like I planned, but thankfully, Julian (Quintero) was right behind him."
Although Frankfort ended up whiffing on the pass, sophomore forward Quintero was in perfect position to receive the pass in stride. He easily booted the eventual game-winner past Falcons goalie Matt Arnold, who barely had time to react.
"We executed that situation just the way we practice it," Kinston coach Joseph Romig said. "Nic and Julian were both in their lanes and Robert hit the spot perfectly. It really was a thing of beauty."
Up to that point, the Vikings' performance had been more beast than beauty.
Both of Blake's first-half goals came on penalty kicks. He was tripped from behind as he entered the box and then beat Arnold lower left to give Kinston a 1-0 lead in the sixth minute.
With his team trailing 2-1, Blake was taken down again in the penalty area, this time by keeper Arnold in the 36th minute.
Arnold left the game but Blake easily beat backup Cannon Williams to the right side.
"We were very fortunate to be tied at halftime," Romig said. "We played our type of game for the first 10 minutes and then for some reason we totally lost focus and got away from what we do best. They (South Central) dominated the last 30 minutes of the half, and without those penalty kicks we'd have been in deep trouble."
The final 40 minutes were a different story.
Kinston (1-0-1) came out after intermission and attacked just as they had done at the beginning of the match. This time, they kept up the intensity without a letdown.
Although the Falcons (0-1-1) outshot Kinston 9-5, they managed just three shots on goal in the second half. South Central also wasted 10 corner kick opportunities, tallying a single goal on just two shots.
"This game was a complete turnaround from last week," said Romig, whose team battled the Falcons to a 1-1 tie August 21 in Winterville. "We controlled that game but couldn't convert our scoring chances. The roles were reversed tonight. It wasn't pretty, but it was a win and we'll take it."
Kinston goalkeeper Matthew Burwell collected seven saves for the victors.
The Vikings return to action Wednesday when they host East Carteret. The next day they visit Farmville Central.
"We have two tough games on back-to-back days," Romig said. "We'll have a much better idea of where we stand after this week."


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A Beulaville mother of a 5-year-old boy faces charges of abuse after being accused of leaving her son trapped in a bedroom for hours in the middle of the summer heat.
Laura Luciano Blas, 23, was arrested Wednesday by the Duplin County Sheriff's Office after officials said she locked her 5-year-old son, Oscar Blas, in a non-air conditioned room for hours at their residence, located at 626 N. Railroad St. in Beulaville, while she was away.
Blas is scheduled to appear in court Aug. 21 for charges of misdemeanor child abuse and contributing to the delinquency of a minor, according to court documents.
Duplin County Sheriff Blake Wallace said Blas told investigators that she left her son in the bedroom so she could go to a doctor's appointment and then work a shift at a fast food restaurant in Jacksonville.
However, Wallace said, the boy's father said he was not aware that she was scheduled to work that day or that she had a doctors appointment.
The man told DCSO that he left early in the morning for work and left the boy in the care of his mother.
As far as Wallace knows, neither has any prior convictions.
According to warrants, Blas allowed a "substantial risk of physical injury upon that child by other than accidental means by being confined to a bedroom...with no way to get out."
Also, because of a lack of air conditioning and the outside temperatures in the low 90s Wednesday, the warrant said, she "adjudicated abused and neglected" by exposing him to extremely high temperatures.
Wallace said the residence is in a mobile home park and a neighbor saw the boy standing at the window crying. The room he was secured in had no access to a bathroom and no air conditioning, he said.
Deputies from the sheriff's office received the call around 2 p.m., and Wallace said the child had been in the room for several hours; however, it is still unclear exactly how long.
"She has not been very cooperative," he said.
Blas was issued a $10,000 secured bond, according to court records. She made bond and has been released, Wallace said.
"I can't imagine doing this to any child," Wallace said. "It is disturbing to say the least."
According to North Carolina law, Duplin County Department of Social Services Director Eric Bush said he could not disclose details of any cases.
"If we receive a call of abuse and neglect and it's an emergency, we respond within an hour," Bush said.
Bush said they respond to the scene — whether it's a home or any other location, and they assess the child, the caregiver, and what risks the child might be subjected to.
"If the child is at risk, whether the child has been abused, whether the child has been left alone, we assist the parents in placing the child with relatives or friends of the family, otherwise known as kin," he said.
If the child cannot be placed with kin, they will be assigned to someone else, he said. Both can be referred to as foster care, Bush said.
Wallace said Blas' son is now in foster care.
Blas has no previous conviction records in the North Carolina Department of Corrections.
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London, 13 October 2008 – TomTom has announced that it received the coveted 'Gadget You Can't Live Without' Award at the UK T3 Awards 2008 for its top-of-the-range portable navigation device, the TomTom GO 930 Traffic. The award was received at an impressive ceremony on the evening of Thursday 9 October at the Intercontinental Hotel, London.
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T3's Editor, Michael Brook, commented: "Results like these are the reason we felt it was so important to include reader-voted categories in our awards. You might see stories about sat nav gaffes in the press, but the fact is that these are almost always down to human error and GPS systems are an indispensable piece of kit for many drivers."
CEO of TomTom, Harold Goddijn, added, "We're delighted to have won this prestigious award against such incredible competition in the category. It proves that satellite navigation has come such a long way in just a few years, literally to become a gadget that consumers cannot live without."


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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – Pfeiffer University's Director of Athletics Mary Ann Sunbury has announced the hiring of Dusty Blake as baseball's new head coach. Blake, who spent the 2005 season with the Falcons as an assistant coach, returns to take the helm from division one USC Upstate. Blake replaces long-time coach Mark Hayes who joins former Pfeiffer coach Chris Pollard, now head coach at Duke, as an assistant coach.
"We're excited to have Dusty Blake come to Pfeiffer as our head baseball coach," remarked Sunbury. "He is hungry to be a head coach and this is the perfect place for him since he is familiar with Pfeiffer. We feel that he continue to improve Pfeiffer baseball with his energy and knowledge. He has proven himself as a great assistant and we're looking forward to having him as a part of our staff."
Blake comes back to Pfeiffer after handling all operations for USC Upstate. His duties included daily management of the pitching staff, coordinator of recruiting, practice planning, strength and conditioning along with agility training for the pitching staff. The hurlers maintained a team ERA just over four last season leading the Spartans to a 33-win season.
"I couldn't be more ecstatic to join Pfeiffer University as the head baseball coach," commented Blake. "This is a tremendous opportunity for me and my family. We are thrilled and it is an honor to be welcomed into the Pfeiffer family."
Prior to USC Upstate, Blake spent five seasons at Wofford College in the same roles competing in the Southern Conference. Wofford's pitching staff set a school-record for strikeouts in a season back in 2008 following that up with the second and third-highest in 2010 and 2011.
Nearby, Blake spent two seasons with Catawba College as an assistant coach with guiding the Asheboro Copperheads of the Coastal Plain League in 2007. During his first stint at Pfeiffer, Blake helped guide the Falcons to a 2005 Conference Title under Coach Hayes.
Blake spent his collegiate playing career at Appalachian State graduating with a Bachelor's of Science in Physical Education. Blake later achieved his Master's in Organizational Business and Leadership from Pfeiffer.


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PIled up on the shelf was also a stack of slender books: The A-Z of French Food. I flipped though it and was impressed by how much was in this comprehensive little guide, so I bought one. Since then, I've used it countless times, and it's the book that I inevitably reach for first when I have any questions about French dishes, ingredients, or cooking terms, from the normal, to the obscure.
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Campus Programming staff members enrich the educational environment of the college by serving the campus and the broad off-campus community through diverse cultural programming. The program provides the following activities for students, as well as the Luther and Decorah communities:
These programming efforts ensure a unique and full calendar of events, promote strong college and community relations, and educate and challenge all community members.
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