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"So this is how you honor the memory of our parents."
Dylan Walker didn't bother to look up from the melting ice cube floating in the glass of amber liquid he held. Nobody but his sister talked to him that way. Because she was eleven months older than him, she thought she had the right. He usually disagreed, but at that moment, he didn't care.
"Nice of you to drop by, Erin."
The sound of her boot heels on the old linoleum kitchen floor grew closer. "I had a feeling it had come to this," she said.
He detected a note of sadness in her voice, but ignored it. "It's no big deal to have a drink, now and then."
"It is when now and then becomes every day."
"You don't know what you're talking about."
"I do know. You and I have been running from the same devil for all these years. It's time to stop."
Slamming the glass down on the table in front of him, he got to his feet. Although he was a little unsteady, he wasn't going to let it stop him from saying what he needed to say. "I got through it this year, Erin. I stayed here and rode it out."
In the pale glow from the yard light outside the window, he saw her nod. "I know. Luke told me. But look at yourself now. Just what kind of victory was it?"
The truth was almost more than he could take. He wanted to sit down, but he knew that if he did, she'd win. "One step at a time," he said, without trying to hide the belligerence in his voice.
She shook her head. "You've taken one step forward and two steps back."
"I'm better!" His voice seemed to bounce off the walls of the old house, taunting him, but he wouldn't give in.
"Saying it doesn't make it so."
Squeezing his eyes shut, he prayed his temper wouldn't get the best of him. When he felt more in control, he opened them to find his sister standing next to him. He towered over her more than a foot, but he knew from the stubborn glint in her eyes that she wasn't going to put up with any of his excuses.
Her gaze bored a hole in him as she tipped her head back to look up at him. "You've got to let it go, Dylan. You were a kid. You can't keep blaming yourself for the accident."
He'd never forget the day his parents died. "They were on their way to town because of me."
A strange look flashed over her face, and he thought he saw a slight shake of her head. "It doesn't matter. That was then. This is now."
"But it does—"
"Here's what you're going to do," she continued, leaving no room for argument. "You're going to clean yourself up and fix up this house."
He managed a shrug. "A shower and some paint will do that."
She didn't even blink an eye. "Since I can't count on you to do even that, I've hired someone who'll be here in a few days to do what needs to be done."
He wouldn't let her get away with this. "And what if I refuse?"
The silence in the room was almost unbearable as she stared at him. "If you think I'm joking about this, Dylan, go ahead and try me. But here's what's going to happen if you don't agree. I'll put the house up for sale, and you can go do whatever it is you want to do with your life, even if it's nothing. You just won't be doing it here."
He couldn't believe it. "You're kidding."
"If that's what you think, you're more out of touch than I thought. You can either stay here during the renovations that will make this house become something we can all be proud of again, or you can start looking for another place to live. I'm not going to let the memory of our parents become nothing but a run-down old house."
"You wouldn't throw me out."
Her eyes were hard and unforgiving, and her mouth was set in an angry, thin line. "I wouldn't try testing that if I were you."
Before he could think of some kind of stinging response, she'd turned to walk out the kitchen door and into the night.
"She wouldn't dare," he said, sinking to his chair. At least he didn't think so.
But by the next morning, he wasn't so sure Erin wouldn't do exactly what she'd said she would. His sister had a mean streak that rarely showed itself, but he'd seen it last night. He hadn't been at his mental best then, but now that he was thinking more clearly, he knew better than to take her threat lightly. And all he could do was wonder and wait for whoever it was she'd hired to show up.
He hadn't noticed a vehicle driving into the yard the next morning, but he heard a knock on the door of the screened-in porch off the kitchen as he sat drinking his morning coffee. "It's open," he called out.
He looked up at the sound of the female voice to find a pretty blonde woman he hadn't seen since high school standing in his doorway. Clearing his throat, he stood and searched for something to say. "Yeah, it's me" was the only thing that came to mind.
"And looking just the same as you did in high school," she said, with a smile he'd never forgotten. "You need to bottle your secret."
He couldn't believe he was having a conversation with Glory Caldwell. Or Glory Caldwell Andrews, he quickly corrected. The most popular girl in school, who'd been head cheerleader, Prom Queen and so many other things, actually remembered him. And he'd been well, he'd been nobody special and never thought she knew he existed.
"What is it you have there?" She stepped inside the kitchen and picked up the paint samples he'd grabbed at Mercer's Hardware the day before. "Paint chips?"
It was the reminder he needed to come to his senses. When he did, it was clear to him why Glory was standing in his house. "You're the one Erin hired?"
Glory nodded. "Did she tell you how excited I am to have this opportunity? I've always loved your house. It's so big and grand—"
"You remember it?" He couldn't think of any reason she would.
Her cornflower-blue eyes widened. "Anybody who's been around Desperation for very long knows the Walker place. Besides, you and I went all through school together. It isn't as if we're strangers."
He wasn't quite sure how to take that. As far as he knew, they might as well have been strangers. But he couldn't very well tell her that.
"You don't believe me, do you?"
His answer was a shrug. He'd forgotten as much of his childhood as he could. "I really don't remember."
"I do. I remember watching you play baseball from the time we were kids."
She did? He had a hard time believing it, but he'd never thought she was someone who said things just so people would like her.
"And you were good. Don't you forget that, Dylan Walker."
"Thanks." But he didn't mention that he hadn't had a glove on his hand or thrown a ball for fifteen years. Nor would he ever again.
She pointed at the paint chips. "You understand that I can do much more than brush on a little paint, don't you?"
He looked at the Creamy Ivory and Oyster samples, and all he saw was white.
"There's so much you can do these days with color," she said when he didn't answer.
"Is that so?"
"Oh, yes!" She ducked her head as her cheeks turned a soft pink. "I'm sorry," she said, looking up at him from under her lashes. "It's just that, well, I'm so excited to have the job of redecorating your home."
"Yeah? So you have some ideas?"
"Maybe a few."
He thought about it. She'd probably do a good job, but he had a bad feeling about the whole thing. He just couldn't put his finger on what it was or why. "I'll be honest here, Glory," he said, trying to think of the best way to tell her he didn't want her there. "None of this was my idea."
Seconds ticked by before she spoke. "I understand." Reaching into the big bag that hung from her shoulder, she frowned and shook her head. "I have a— Ah, here it is," she said, pulling out a card. Instead of handing it to him, she walked around the table to where he stood. Smiling, she stuck the card in his shirt pocket. "Just let me know when I can start."
He watched her turn and walk out the door. He didn't want Glory Andrews in his house and should have told her not to bother coming back. But her arrival proved to him that his sister would stick by her word. He really didn't have a choice. He would have to let Glory do whatever it was his sister had hired her to do.
After picking up his cup and taking another drink of coffee, he pulled out the card she'd put in his pocket and looked at it.
Glory Be Antiques and Decorating.
Glory stood at the window of the shop, looking out at the town she'd left behind almost fifteen years before. Things had changed more than she'd expected them to, but from what she could tell since returning to town two weeks ago, it was still the Desperation she remembered.
It wasn't only the town that she was thinking about, but her encounter with Dylan Walker four days earlier. Never, never had she ever used feminine tricks to lure anyone—especially a man—into doing something she wanted. But it couldn't be helped. She'd promised his sister, who had warned her that he wouldn't be receptive, that she would find a way to get Dylan to agree to let her restore and redecorate the house where Erin and her two brothers had grown up. Erin had explained that it needed some updating, but she didn't trust Dylan to do it, much less do it right.
She hadn't heard anything from Dylan since then, and she was beginning to worry. Erin was counting on her—and had paid her a hefty retainer she desperately needed. Even so, she didn't feel right about barging into the house and taking over without his approval. And she sure hadn't gotten that.
The sound of footsteps coming down the old wooden stairs that led to the upper floor of the building dragged her back to the present. Pushing her apprehension about the job aside, she hoped she didn't appear worried.
"Did I hear the door?"
Putting a smile on her face, Glory turned around. "It was me, Gram. I stepped out for a little fresh air." She hated having to tell a lie, but it couldn't be helped. She didn't want Gram to worry. "Did you find what you were looking for up there?"
Louise Gardner, wearing a pair of denim pants and an old shirt, appeared from behind a dusty curtain hiding the short hallway that led to the stairs. "No, but I found a lot of other things."
"Is that good or bad?"
Her grandmother smiled and touched her light-colored graying hair. "Oh, I suspect it's good. I'd forgotten your grandfather took to storing so much up there. Now that you've decided to open up an antiques shop along with your decorating, you won't have to go looking for nearly as much to fill it with."
"That is good news. If I don't have to go out hunting for items to resell, it'll save me time and money. So where do we start?"
"It's up to you," Louise said with a shrug. "We could go through what's upstairs and weed out what's good and what would be better thrown away."
Glory moved to stand by the wood-burning stove that had once been in her grandfather's workshop. Smiling at her grandmother, she said, "Maybe later."
Louise moved to stand beside her. "This old thing brings back such memories."
A stab of remorse cut through Glory for having once suggested they sell it, and she placed her hand on the old stove. "I don't think we should put a price tag on it after all. Maybe we can make it a focal point of the shop. Give the place an old general store feel, with a fire glowing in it in the winter and chairs nearby for customers to stop in to chat and put their feet up."
Her grandmother patted her shoulder. "And I'll bet you think a barrel of pickles would top it off perfectly."
"Or not," Glory said, laughing at the silliness.
Pulling up a chair that needed to be stripped of old paint and stained, Louise settled on it and looked up at Glory with a light of expectation in her eyes. "It's all going to come together, just you watch. You have what it takes to make a go of it. You always have."
Glory felt a warm glow at her grandmother's praise, and leaned down to put her arms around her shoulders. "Thank you, Gram."
"I can hardly wait to see who your first client will be."
"Our first client," Glory corrected. But she wasn't ready to mention that she already had a job lined up. Not until she was in the house and doing the work, just to be on the safe side. After all, if it hadn't been for her grandmother's building that had stood empty for several years, they wouldn't even be talking about clients.
They both turned when the tiny bell above the door announced a visitor. "Why, hello," Louise greeted, while giving Glory a questioning glance.
But Glory was too surprised to say anything.
"Afternoon, Miz Gardner," the visitor said, nodding briefly at Glory's grandmother as he touched the brim of his black cowboy hat.
"Why, Dylan Walker, I haven't see you around for a—"
"Yes, what a surprise," Glory said, effectively cutting off the chitchat she suspected her grandmother would launch into without any encouragement. After that would come the invitation to Sunday dinner, and she certainly didn't want to go there. "Why don't we step into the office?"
But Louise didn't seem to hear. "Dylan, are you thinking of letting Glory work her magic on that wonderful old house of yours?"
Glory quickly spoke before he had a chance to answer her grandmother. "If you'll just come with me, Dylan "
He looked from one woman to the other, his attention finally settling on Glory. "I just have a couple of questions."
"I really think we'll be more comfortable in my office," she tried again. After a brief hesitation, he followed her. "You'll have to excuse everything. We haven't had a chance to do much with the building. In fact, we aren't officially open yet."
He removed his hat, revealing his dark hair, and continued to stand. "Nice desk."
It took a moment for her to realize what he'd said. "It was my grandfather's."
"I thought so." He turned and pointed to the door. "That old wood burner out there, too?"
"Why, yes." She knew she shouldn't be surprised that he remembered one or the other. Her grandfather's leather shop had been famous for miles in every direction. The workshop, where he'd done the leather work, still stood behind the building. It had been her favorite place to visit when she could escape from the pressures at home, but Gramps had been gone for many years, and she'd barely been able to step inside his workshop since he'd died.
"It's nice of you to remember, Dylan. He had to give up the leather shop when the palsy got too bad to work."
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In Designs on the Cowboy by Roxann Delaney, Dylan Walker has spent that last fifteen years after his parents' death pushing everyone away, He has minimal contact with outsiders, even with his family. His only goal is to keep working on the family's century-old ranch and keep making a success of it, even if the actual family home has been falling into disrepair.
Glory Andrews, former prom queen, has returned to Desperation, Oklahoma to try and make something of her life. After living the life that was mapped out for her by her father and an ugly divorce, she is now ready to make some of her own choice and so she starts her new antiques and interior design business.
With the insistence and pressure from his sister, Dylan has reluctantly agreed to have someone re-design and restore the family home. What he doesn't expect is that the person chosen by his sister is Glory, the girl he had a crush on while in high school. But staying away from each other will not be easy no matter how much they both want that.
Glory does not want another relationship that will make her into a trophy wife again, and will do almost everything to avoid making that same mistake but she feels an attraction towards Dylan that she cannot deny and the more she sees him the more she wants to tear down the walls he has built around himself and his heart and see the Dylan that she remembers, the boy that had a crush on her.
Things will not be easy for either Dylan or Glory, for first they must open up to each other on the things that made them into the adults they are today and see that they were not at fault for the things that happened in the past. But also they must be willing to open their hearts to the opportunity of having the love they wished for when they were teenagers.
Wow, I have to say that I have missed a couple of books in this series. I remember reading one of the first books based on Desperation, Oklahoma and having so much fun with the characters. Now that has not changed, I can still see a little of the old characters I fell in love with and remember while falling in love with new ones. Even if some new ones have come back home to Desperation and I need to know how their love story happened, so now I have to look them up and catch up.
If you like a fun, sweet romantic reads, you will fall in love with the characters in Desperation, Oklahoma so make sure you don't miss Designs on the Cowboy by Roxann Delaney.


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DAVAO CITY, Philippines – Three persons were confirmed killed in a landslide in Mati City in Davao Oriental on Tuesday noon.
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Villacorte said search and rescue operations were ongoing following reports that three passing vehicles were buried in the landslide.
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In 2013, 14 of the the 17 fatal accidents involving falls happened while working at heights. Four fatalities were caused when cranes were used while another four workers were killed in formwork-related accidents. Three workers have also died while doing formwork-related accidents since the start of this year.
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- Pencil Drawing by Thomas Le. It depicts the rescue of Mai Ho and her fellow refugees by a British oil rig. It is one of a series of illustrations commissioned by the Immigration Museum used to tell the story of Mai Ho a Vietnamese 'boat person' who arrived in Australia in the 1970s. Copies of the illustrations were displayed but Thomas decided to donate the originals to the collection. Thomas is also a Vietnamese migrant who arrived in Australian in 1978 after leaving Vietnam.
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- Pencil drawing in colour. The first frame depicts the refugees flagging a British oil rig. The second frame shows a group of refugees being pulled onto the oil rig in a large cargo net. The final frame depicts the Captain of the Rig presenting Mai with the wheel of her boat, which had to be burnt in order for them to be rescued.
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Department of Defense news release (May 3, 2004) Secretary of Defense Announces Environmental Award winners.
Columbus Air Force Base, Miss., Natural Resources Conservation--Small Installations
Gregory Lee. 347th Civil Engineering Squadron. Moody Air. Force Base, Ga., Natural Resources Conservation--Individual Team
Marine Air Ground Task Force Training Command, Twentynine Palms, Calif., Cultural Resources Management--Installation
U.S. Naval Support Activity Bahrain, Environmental Quality--Non-Industrial Installation
Lt. Col. Ronald Swafford, Hawaii Army National Guard. Fort Ruger, Hawaii, Environmental Quality--Individual/Team
Robins Air Force Base, Ga., Pollution Prevention--Industrial Installation
Tinker Air Force Base, Okla., Environmental Restoration--Installation
45th Space Wing, Patrick Air Force Base, Fla., Environmental Restoration--Individual/Team
Aeronautical Systems Center, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, Environmental Excellence in Weapon System Acquisition--Team
Recognizing excellence in environmental management is a crucial element in Department of Defense efforts to support the twin imperatives of producing the best-trained military force in the world while providing the best environmental stewardship possible. Each year, the secretary of defense honors installations, teams and individuals for outstanding environmental management by military and civilian personnel, at both domestic and overseas bases, to sustain military readiness and training and operational capabilities.
Environmental awards are given for six categories:
* Natural Resources Conservation
* Cultural Resources Management
* Environmental Quality
* Pollution Prevention
* Environmental Excellence in Weapon System Acquisition
* Environmental Restoration.
The environmental programs for these categories support the U.S. military mission, protect our national heritage, and promote quality of life.
Additional information on the environmental awards is available at <https://www.denix.osd.mil>.
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Darth Revan is back...A Sith Lord from a time period 4,000 years prior to star wars: A new hope. One of the greatest strategists in the galaxy, his actions had lasting ramifications for the Republic, Jedi and the Sith for millennia to come. Dark Lord of the Sith is an alternate history to the original trilogy, the storyline is 4000 years in the future, therefore, making it non-canonical; a story of what would have happened if certain key events in their respective canon sources had played out differently. TEN STORY LINE CAMPAIGNS, Eight Gigabytes (roughly 8 billion bytes)...Groundbreaking, 'Dark Lord of the Sith' is a technical triumph...Featuring TEN STORY LINE CAMPAIGNS; the Fourth Faction is fully playable in GC or Skirmish mode. In conclusion, uncompromising, unrestricted and fully executable game play...'Bad to the Bone', a formidable beast.
Since 2002 we have explored, played and enjoyed mods of all shapes and sizes just like The Reckoning: Dark Lord of the Sith. We love games like Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption that have opened themselves up to modding. Because of communities like Steam Workshop, Nexus, Curse, RTSL, GameBanana and Mod DB, more games support modding today than ever before.
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Episode PremiereMay 17, 2010
GenreAction, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Show Period2002 - 2012
Production CompanyCBS Prod, Jerry Bruckheimer Television, Touchstone
Cast and Crew
DirectorSam Hill
ScreenwriterCorey Evett, Matt Partney
Main Cast
- David Caruso as Lieutenant Horatio Caine (voice)
- Emily Procter as Calleigh Duquesne
- Adam Rodriguez as Eric Delko
- Jonathan Togo
- Rex Linn
- Eva La Rue as Natalia Boa Vista
- Khandi Alexander as Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Alexx Woods (voice)
- Omar Miller
- Leven Rambin as Molly Sloan
Additional Cast
- Brett Rickaby
- Ramon Fernandez
- Grant Alan
- Juan Fernandez
- Kiana Rene
Delko, who is working with Assistant State Attorney Rebecca Nevins, is on his way to meet her to go over the CSI evidence theft case that he's been secretly working on. Unbeknownst to him, a suspicious Calleigh follows him after she catches him lying to her. A car bomb goes off and kills Rebecca Nevins. The remote controlled bomb is tracked to the car that was parked next to Nevin's vehicle and it also happens to have come from MDPD impound lot. Relationships sour between the CSI's and Delko as they realize that they are all suspects. Things get even more complicated when evidence of stolen diamonds are mysteriously traced back to Ryan's condo. Ryan is taken into custody. The pieces start to fall together when they realize that Sully, retired CSI, commissioned an old criminal to plant a bomb to scare Nevins. Things went terribly wrong as she wasn't supposed to die. There is a standoff where one of the uniforms behind Horatio shoots Sully. Sully will live but he is a fallen man, much to Horatio's chagrin. Through further investigation and DNA results it is revealed that Ryan had nothing to do with evidence stealing and he indeed has been set up. There is a dirty cop within CSI. Proven through the same DNA test where traces of bacteria can be linked to specific individual we discover that our evidence thief is none other than IAB Sergeant Rick Stetler who was spearheading the entire investigation.


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Already? Some of us are still recovering from the last major Steam sale. In case you hadn't heard the commotion, it's that time of year again. The Steam Holiday Sale started today and will continue through January 5, 2013. Click at your own risk.
Highlights from day one include Hitman: Absolution ($24.99), Wargame: European Escalation ($9.99), Borderlands 2 ($29.99), the Prince of Persia Complete Pack ($12.24), War of the Roses ($14.99), Natural Selection 2 ($9.99), and Intrusion 2 ($3.39).
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Claryville — The Bronx Opera will perform its annual fall concert at Frost Valley YMCA's Forstmann Castle at on Saturday, Oct. 9 at 8 p.m.
Highmount — There's a chill in the air and the leaves are turning, so that means one thing. Belleayre is continuing preparations for the 31st Annual Fall Festival and Craft Fair on Columbus Day Weekend, October 9 and 10.
Roxbury — Plattekill Mountain will be hosting their first ever Count-Down-to-Winter Celebration, "Platte-palooza" this Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.m. both days.
Margaretville — Margaretville Hospital will offer walk-in Digital Mammography exams on Friday, October 15 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and a free presentation on "Integrated Approach to Breast Health and Wellness for Men and Women" at 6 p.m. at neighboring Mountainside.
Thelma Wheeler celebrated her 90th birthday with a family get-together at her home on Saturday, Sept. 25. There were 33 family members on hand for this special event.
Those present were her son, Rexford Wheeler and wife, Rosalie, of Calabash, North Carolina; daughter, Patty and husband, Manley Haight of Gilboa and daughter, Joan and husband, Keith Davis of Walton.
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Margaretville Hospital officials got a chilly reception from a standing-room-only crowd at Roxbury Town Hall Thursday evening when they came to town to confirm what most already knew; that the hospital-owned Roxbury Family Health Center would close in mid-November and that their favorite physician, Dr. Susan Fiore, would leave the hospital's staff at the same time.
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I generally don't watch too many contemporary movies, but I recently saw two of the Oscar nominees and wondered what other people thought:
Slumdog Millionaire--I thought it was considerably overrated. Nothing too extraordinary or interesting except for the setting. Too many implausible events. Too much violence for my taste.
Milk--Excellent and clearly better than Slumdog. It is a great political drama for those interested in that topic. Really great acting by Sean Penn. Some of the sex scenes (there weren't too many) made me a little uncomfortable, but I chalk that up to my age (over 50) and upbringing. Anita Bryant was a hoot! I don't think this film could have been made 10 or 20 years ago.


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Cured Arctic Char
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Nepal is governed under the Interim Constitution of Nepal, 2007.[1] It came into force on January 15, 2007. It replaced the Constitution of the Kingdom of Nepal, 1990. The Interim Constitution was drafted to facilitate and manage the Nepali constitutional transformation process that started with the massive people's movement against the Monarchy in April 2006 (Second Jana Andolan). The Interim Constitution was also drafted to manage the transition of Nepal from a unitary, constitutional monarchy country to a federal republic.
Nepal Constituent Assembly[edit]
The Interim Constitution provides for a Constituent Assembly, which was charged with writing Nepal's permanent constitution. Under the terms of the Interim Constitution, the new constitution was to be promulgated by May 28, 2010; but the Constituent Assembly changed the deadline of May 28, 2010 by a year because of many points of disagreement between the political parties. On May 25, 2011, the Supreme Court of Nepal ruled that the 2010 extension of the Interim Constitution was not right. After May 29, 2011 the Constituent Assembly kept on extending the Interim Constitution by a few months at a time.
On May 28, 2012, Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai dissolved the Constituent Assembly after it failed to finish the constitution in its last time extension, ending four years of constitution drafting and leaving the country in a legal vacuum.[2][3] Elections to a second Constituent Assembly were held on November 19, 2013 and political leaders pledged to draft a new constitution within a year.[4][dated info]. The new elected parliament expressed commitment that the new constitution would be promulgated on January 22, 2015 however, due to continued differences on key issues including system of governance, judicial system and federation issues like number, name and areas of the states to be carved, the constitution could not be finalized and promulgated.
As originally conceived, a constitutional monarch was head of the executive branch and quite a powerful figure, even though his or her power was limited by the constitution and the elected parliament. Some of the framers of the US Constitution may have envisaged the president as an elected constitutional monarch, as the term was then understood, following Montesquieu's account of the separation of powers.[5]
The present-day concept of a constitutional monarchy developed in the United Kingdom, where the democratically elected parliaments, and their leader, the prime minister, exercise power, with the monarchs having ceded power and remaining as a titular position. In many cases the monarchs, while still at the very top of the political and social hierarchy, were given the status of "servants of the people" to reflect the new, egalitarian position. In the course of France's July Monarchy, Louis-Philippe I was styled "King of the French" rather than "King of France".
Following the Unification of Germany, Otto von Bismarck rejected the British model. In the constitutional monarchy established under the Constitution of the German Empire which Bismarck inspired, the Kaiser retained considerable actual executive power, while the Imperial Chancellor needed no parliamentary vote of confidence and ruled solely by the imperial mandate. However this model of constitutional monarchy was discredited and abolished following Germany's defeat in the First World War. Later, Fascist Italy could also be considered as a "constitutional monarchy" of a kind, in that there was a king as the titular head of state while actual power was held by Benito Mussolini under a constitution. This eventually discredited the Italian monarchy and led to its abolition in 1946. After the Second World War, surviving European monarchies almost invariably adopted some variant of the constitutional monarchy model originally developed in Britain.
Nowadays a parliamentary democracy that is a constitutional monarchy is considered to differ from one that is a republic only in detail rather than in substance. In both cases, the titular head of state—monarch or president—serves the traditional role of embodying and representing the nation, while the government is carried on by a cabinet composed predominantly of elected Members of Parliament.
Previous Constitutions[edit]
Previous constitutions of Nepal were enacted in 1959, 1962, 1990, and 1999.[6]
In 1948, the Government of Nepal Act was enacted. Since the mid-nineteenth century, the country had been a monarchy where the prime ministers, from the Rana dynasty, had sweeping control over the affairs of the state.[7] The 1948 document introduced limited democratic elements, but the experiment was not successful due to the misgivings of the Rana rulers to give away power.[8]
The 1951 interim constitution was promulgated after the end of the Rana period, which was prompted by the popular dissatisfaction with the regime.[9] This text strengthened the authority of the king, and introduced relevant reforms such as the creation of the Supreme Court and the inclusion of fundamental rights and socio-economic goals to be pursued by the state.[10]
The 1959 constitution followed the previously mentioned interim text. Interestingly, despite the establishment of a bicameral parliament, the king continued to hold important powers such as the prerogative to appoint half of the members of the Senate and the suspension of parliament under certain circumstances.[11]
The democratic experiment was short-lived, as in 1962 a new constitution came in to eliminate political parties, and to introduce the so-called panchayat system. In this model, panchayats were councils organized at the local level, presumably to ensure the representation of citizens. However, the king exercised much stronger authority than in the 1959 regime. and could modify the constitution or suspend it in case of emergency.[12]
In 1990, the first Jana Andolan, Popular Revolt, brought multi-party democracy back to Nepal. The 1990 constitution lifted the ban on political parties, described a democratic representative system where the authority of the king was curtailed, and enshrined fundamental rights.[13] Although the 1990 constitution substantially increased the democratic character of the state in comparison with the panchayat regime, critiques have argued that this text did not adequately represent all sectors of society, even though Nepal is a multi-cultural country where diverse social groups coexist [14]
See also[edit]
- ^ Interim Constitution of Nepal, 2063 (2007) As Amended by the First to Sixth Amendments (Bilingual)
- ^ CA dissolved after epic failure
- ^ BBC: Nepal enters crisis mode as constitution talks fail
- ^ "Nepal takes step towards new constitution. Political leaders had pledged to draw up constitution within a year as new parliament convenes.". Al Jazeera. 23 January 2014. Retrieved 24 January 2014.
- ^ http://countrystudies.us/nepal/49.htm
- ^ International Constitutional Law -- Nepal
- ^ LAXMI PRASAD KHAREL, CONSTITUTIONALISM: GLOBAL & NEPALESE PERSPECTIVE, HISTORICAL ACCOUNT AND MODERN TRENDS 90 (2011); http://countrystudies.us/nepal/47.htm
- ^ http://countrystudies.us/nepal/47.htm; http://www.supremecourt.gov.np/main.php?d=general&f=preliminaries
- ^ http://countrystudies.us/nepal/48.htm
- ^ http://countrystudies.us/nepal/49.htm
- ^ http://countrystudies.us/nepal/50.htm
- ^ Krishna Hacchethu, The Second Transformation of Nepali Political Parties, in NEPAL: NEW FRONTIERS OF RESTRUCTURING OF STATE 125 (Lok Raj Baral ed., 2008); Tulsi Ram Pandey, Social Change and Political Participation, in NEPAL: QUEST FOR PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY 90 (Lok Raj Baral ed., 2006).
- ^ Mahendra Lawoti, Constitution as Sources of Exclusion: An Overview of the 1990 Constitution, in DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION MAKING: EXPERIENCES FROM NEPAL, KENYA, SOUTH AFRICA AND SRI LANKA 11 (Hari P. Bhattarai & Jhalak Subedi eds., 2007)
External links[edit]
- The Centre for Constitutional Dialogue in Kathmandu gathers together in English and Nepali a wide range of news and documentation relevant to the current constitution drafting process.
- Theology at the heart of Nepal's constitutional crisis - Lapido Media 26/05/2010
- [1] Interim Constitution of Nepal, 2063 (2007) As Amended by the First to Sixth Amendments (Bilingual)
- [2] Interim Constitution of Nepal, 2063 (2007) with seventh 7th Amendement
- [3] Concept Papers from the Constituent Assembly of Nepal
- Final Interim Constitution of Nepal, 2063 (2007) in English and Nepali at worldstatesmen.org
- (Nepali) Final Interim Constitution of Nepal, 2063 (2007) in Nepali at the Nepalese Supreme Court
- Constitution of the Kingdom of Nepal, 2047 (1990)
- Analysis of the 1990 Constitution—Ellingson, T. "The Nepal Constitution of 1990:
Preliminary Considerations", Himalayan Research Bulletin, Vol. XI, Nos. 1-3, 1991 at the University of Texas


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Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Credit Suisse Group AG hired Stephen Barker, an analyst at MF Global Holdings Inc. before its collapse, to cover medium-sized Japanese companies, according to a Credit Suisse document obtained by Bloomberg News.
Barker will begin today at Credit Suisse as an equities analyst and director in Tokyo, the document said. The 45-year-old, who covered companies including beermaker Kirin Holdings Co. and Taiko Pharmaceutical Co. at MF Global's Japan unit, worked at the company until the end of October, according to Akemi Fujishiro, an executive assistant. Barker declined to comment on the matter when reached by phone.
The hire comes after Credit Suisse last year added analysts in Japan to cover autopart makers, transportation and banking. MF Global filed the eighth-largest U.S. bankruptcy on Oct. 31 after making losing bets on European bonds, and investment banks including Credit Suisse and UBS AG have been recruiting the company's former employees.
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ibb and obb is, as stated at the official PlayStation Blog, a cooperative puzzle-platformer. The game is built on two player interaction, with the levels laid out with two different gravitational fields, and the interaction between the two brothers is paramount to the gameplay:
All elements in the game are designed for two, ranging from the way you solve puzzles to handling enemies. For example, when one player takes out an enemy the other tries to be ready on the other side of the split to fetch the reward.
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Throughout the game new mechanics are introduced that add to the previous ones. Some change the way you can move around, like the gravity bubbles, while others change what you can see depending on the distance between the players. In the end, puzzles become quite complex, but by then you should have become well practised in double gravity acrobatics.
The trailer above gives you a good idea on how gameplay works. As for the game itself, it takes place on five different worlds, with three levels a piece. It starts out colorful, but transitions to a darker atmosphere over time. The music, composed by Kettel, reflects that as well.
Right now, multiplayer is being worked on, as well as polishing of the game overall, so it will be ready to be downloaded in the Spring of 2013 (in the northern hemisphere anyway). This is Sharpweed's first production, and looks to be another great indie title heading to the PlayStation Network.
[PS3 Preview] Lost Planet 3
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Capcom is treating Lost Planet 3 in a similar fashion to DMC: Devil May Cry by outsourcing the development to a Western studio: Spark Unlimited and at the same time giving it a bit of a reboot. Lost Planet 3 though, is a prequel rather than a full blown reimagining revealing the origins of Human colonisation on E.D.N. III. I got the chance to get my hands on a demo build of Lost Planet 3 to see if the series is back on track or if it should have been left out in the cold.
[PS3 Preview] DmC: Devil May Cry
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Devil May Cry has been given a reboot and the new Dante has not gone down well with the hardcore fans who were quick to judge like a father with his daughter's new boyfriend. So when I got a chance to try out the new reboot I was apprehensive myself to see if their concerns are as bad as feared or if they should not be worried by Ninja Theory's intentions.
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Jay-Z Compares Running Roc Nation To 'Having Kids' [Video]
Jay-Z won't be a father until Febuary when his wife Beyonce will give birth to their first child, but Hov said running a label is a lot like fatherhood. If that's so, Jay has done pretty well with his first son J. Cole who in nominated for a Grammy this year and sold over 200k album in his first week.
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My Words: Small town kept us out of trouble -- usually
As an aging baby boomer, I struggle every day to survive in this high-tech, computerized, gadget- for-everything world of ours.
Then there are the well- intentioned souls to contend with who inform me that whatever it is I'm unsuccessfully trying to accomplish on the gizmo of the moment is really easy.
So how was I supposed to know to click on something that I had no clue existed in the first place? I went away to college with a manual, portable Royal typewriter in the pre-correction-fluid days.
As a comparative literature major, I spent the better part of my days and nights tapping away with force on those keys, which always seemed to get stuck. With much less effort today, you could have a nice conversation with someone in Albania and end up friends on Facebook.
I've left that famous household-word computer store more than once in tears. But being a rebellious child of the '60s, I choose not to picket them, but to utilize coping skills. I now always take along my extremely cute and well-behaved dog, Harry.
As I recall, that decision was made after a particularly frustrating session when I accused the kid of buying into the idea that he really was a "genius." I realized I needed Harry to run interference for me. He charms everyone, including the geniuses, and I am now treated exceptionally well.
All this makes me longingly reflect on growing up in the small Southern town of Millington in the '50s and '60s. Everybody knew everybody, which was good because we kids knew someone was always watching. The truth was, the community cared. I know that kept me out of a lot of trouble, almost.
The cheerleaders had sixth period free to practice. (All we did in those days was jump up and down, scream and hold our megaphones.) One pretty fall day, having mastered those skills, we decided to leave school and head two blocks up the street to Rawls Drug Store. The drugstore had a soda fountain, so we proceeded to eat french fries and drink Cokes when Dr. Rawls came over and told us we'd better get back to school because Mr. Bill had just called. Mr. Bill Osteen was our beloved principal, who was also strict and took no prisoners.
Mr. Bill ran a tight ship, and it seemed I landed on the wrong side of his desk quite often. He always began my lectures with "Juana Quay, you are a cheerleader, and you have to set a good example. Your hair is too high." It was the '60s , and everyone's hair was too high. "Yes, sir," and off I went back to class. That was, until I found myself in the principal's office yet again. "Juana Quay, you are a cheerleader, and you have to set a good example. Your eye makeup is too heavy."
"Yes, sir," I said, and off I went at a leisurely pace. After all, I was legally out of class!
One of my best friends, Carol, and I were in the choir at the First Methodist Church. One evening we decided to skip choir practice to drive around town, smoke and look for boys. Since Carol's uncle, Leonard Dunavant, was the choir director and we were no shows, he called my mother. At the appropriate time, we turned into my driveway to find my mother waiting. As we rolled down the window, the smoke almost knocking her down, she asked, "Have you girls been smoking?" "Why, no," we answer. "Where have you been?" "Choir practice," we answered. Knowing we're finished, we listened as Mother says, "Well, that's not what Uncle Leonard says!"
I might not know much about tweeting, pixels or left clicking, but my personal memory bank cherishes those days when things were slower and simpler, the things that growing up in my small Southern town of Millington shared with me for awhile.
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Rivercrest Elementary School
4825 Rivercrest La
Bartlett, TN 37134
(901) 373-1373
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My children LOVE Rivercrest! The teachers & principals are wonderful. Parents are welcome to have lunch with their children, volunteer, tutor, & be a part of their strong PTA.
I love Rivercrest! It is a wonderful school. Rivercrest's teachers, staff, and principal are terrific to the parents and the students that attend. I could not be more pleased with Rivercrest!
I am truly blessed for my children to go to RIVERCREST! They are my family. THey have the BEST teachers and principal. They are always thier with smiles and an open door for me and my children. We have been there 6 years next year and it is the BEST elementary school around!
Rivercrest is a wonderful school. When my children are at that school I know that God is with them. Rivercrest is a family school with open doors for everyone. The teachers and staff are great with the children. When my children leave Rivercrest I know they got a great education because of the teachers. Thank you Rivercrest! We love you too!
Rivercrest is an awesomely diverse community school with excellent teachers, kindhearted administrators, and involved parents. Not only are they doing a fabulous job teaching the kids, they give back with Kids Kan food drive, Hats for Homeless, Hoops For Heart, and raising money for St. Jude. Rivercrest students will grow up to be citizens who care about and respect the world around them. There are tons of opportunities for older students (APEX, Chorus, Guitar Club, Chess Club, Beta Club, Student Council). The PTA is fantastic, and does a great job at supporting family involvement through monthly iMOM and All Pro Dad breakfasts. This school is awesome! I'm proud to be a Rivercrest Redbird!!!
Rivercrest truly is much more than a school, it is a FAMILY!!! I have three kids in school here and we have been here for 5 years now and we LOVE it. I will admit I was very nervous and apprehensive about school when it was time for my oldest to start kindergarten because my children were never in day care, but I am here to tell you that all that worry was for nothing! Every single teacher, administration and principal that we have ever had contact with at Rivercrest is amazing! All of the leaders at the school really do love the children! I wish that we could stay here and not have to leave for middle school! Thank you Rivercrest and keep up the good work!!!!!
Mrs Tate is a true asset. There is no doubt that Rivercrest is full of quality leaders that love the children and make them the number 1 priority. That starts at the top with Mrs Tate. She not only loves her students, but the parents as well and makes sure they are always encouraged to be involved. I'm a proud parent of two sons that have attended Rivercrest.
Terrific school. You will love our school. Great teachers, awesome administration and very involved. PTA.
Rivercrest is a wonderful school my son loves it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!The staff and the whole overall facility is great!!!!!!
The faculty and staff at Rivercrest are the best. They really care about all of the students and it shows when you walk in the door. It is an excellent school with excellent teachers.
Rivercrest is a fantastic school becasue of the leadership and staff. My two boys were educated for several years at this school )I'm Navy) and I can tell you without doubt that this principal (Ms Tate) and the teachers are the best I have seen in my wanderings in TX and CA.
My second child just finished school at Rivercrest. We have nothing but praise for the school and the staff. Mrs. Tate has done a wonderful job here. We've know her at this school for over 10 years. She has guided this school and staff in the right direction. The kids love it here show gratitude with hugs. The staff is attentive to every kids needs. The facility is top notch also.
We loved this school, I had 3 children attend for 3 years and were very pleased. They have a great gifted/talented program and after-school clubs and activities. We were sad to be transferred to a different area.
Overall a great school. 3 of my 4 kids have attended here so far. We've been Rivercrest parents for 8 years now. We still have several more years of Riercrest ahead of us.
My kids have attended Rivercrest School for several years and I have been very pleased with everything.
I love that school they have so many activites. Its super duper.
This is my son's 2nd year at Rivercrest. His kindergarten year was great. Mrs. Kramer was his teacher. She was a God sent teacher for us. She went above and beyond to make sure that her class was learning. And she always keep the parents informed. Now my son is in the 1st grade and Mrs. Price is his teacher. We love her for making learning more challenging and exciting. Rivercrest' is a Great School. Rivercrest Principal is so loving and kind. When you see her, you feel her warmth and love for the children and their families. Rivercrest we support you 100% and we love you. Go Redbirds!
I have been very pleased with rivercrest elementary, my daughter was in Ms Maynard class last year, she had a wonderful time and despite that she is now a 1st grader, hardly will a week pass by without her mentioning Ms Maynard. Thank you and keep up the fantastic work
The 2007-08 school year was awesome! The new principal stepped right in and has held the teachers to high standards. The students are actively engaged in learning.
I have been very pleased with Rivercrest School since we started there 3 years ago. The new principal is fantastic. The teachers seem like they really care about the education of our students. Keep us the good work.
I have 4 years experiance with Rivercrest as a parent. The teachers and administration are outstanding. They are hard working, caring, and very capable. Overall I am very pleased. Unfortunately, they (and the neighborhood) have had to deal with the residual effects of a disfunctional relationship between the Memphis City School and Shelby County School systems. A large number of children come from a distant neighborhood that is in the Memphis annexation area. These children should have a school near them but must come to Rivercrest causing overcrowding.
My son just started Kindergarten at Rivercrest. We thought about private school since he had been in one for Pre-K but decided to at least give it a try. We were pleasantly surprised! I think the whole staff at this school is excellent. They truly care about the children. All the teachers and principal welcome parent involvement and encourage it. We are very happy also with the curriculum. I was worried since my son scored high for his age group that he would not maintain this level of education at Rivercrest. Again to my surprise he does and it's due to the teacher and staff being aware of his advanced skills for his age in reading, language, and math. Kudos Rivercrest! Private school is not an option while he can attend this wonderful school!
I had no choice but to put my son in this school, but we have been blessed to be able to. The teachers and administration love the children. They truly want to help them do their best. Like everything, though, it is not perfect. Some teachers should be more one on one with the children and they tell you what you want to hear and ignore your concerns if you do not stay on top of them. Otherwise it is a diverse and healthy environment. I will be moving to Lakeland next year, if you want your child to go to an excellent school, I have done my research, Lakeland is known in every aspect to be an exceptional school.
Rivercrest is an awesome school. The teachers are very involved in the everyday curriculum and activities. I have a daugher still attends rivercrest and a daugher who graduated from rivercrest school from the 5th grade, year 04-05 and now attends Shadowlawn Middle School. Every time I see this teacher she is full of joy and also ask about her previous student. My family relocated from CA to Memphis, TN. My children have attended private school, before the transition of public school. My concern was will they receive that same expectation at Rivercrest Elementary School. (The answer is yes). Great school for any child to attend. Way to go Rivercrest Elementary School.
Unfortunatelty, this school is not able to accommadate those students who need more stimulating classes.
The curriculum at this school is satisfactory, and the teaching staff are great. There is some problem with the quality of student, however.
I don't understand the last comment about extra curricular activities especially with music. Students at Rivercrest go to music class once a week. The music teachers are awesome! Rivercrest has a chorus that is exceptional!!If this parent is referring to after school programs for extra curricular activities, is she willing to pay the teacher for his/her time that is put into it? I have seen many teachers at Rivercrest put in many extra hours without any pay.
The review regarding the PTA being a social club was obviously submitted by a parent who doesn't know anything about PTA. I've been a board member for one year and see the other members at PTA events only or church! The PTA is a group of dedicated parents who take their time to make a difference at Rivercrest. If it weren't for two of our board members, there would not have been a carnival this year which raised nearly $13,000 for the benefit of our children! I personally gave nearly several hundred hours of my time this year doing Ways and Means and I am offended that someone would think the PTA Board is a group of friends who do nothing for the school! Get your facts straight before you insult the people who make a difference at Rivercrest! Better yet, get involved and make a difference yourself!
I think Rivercrest Elementary is a great school. Due to the social economic changes occurring at alot of these schools you see less parental involvement going on. I am a member of the PTA and I think the teachers/staff are doing a superb job! Once the teacher give the students what they need in the classroom----it is up to the parent/guardian to reinforce it at home.
Couple of things...I completely agree regarding the principal. She treats the school and the children as her fiefdom and her subjects...She fails to offer any enthusiasm or energy into the school. I believe that if the school had different leadership this school would be an entirely different experience for most of the children and parents. I am pleased with what my child is learning and definitely pleased with her teacher.
I highly disagree with the opinions of Rivercrest not being a good school. It has been a GREAT school since it opened in 1998. The principal and teachers give their very best to make sure those kids are getting the best education they can receive. The PTA works hard almost non-stop without getting paid and it's all for the children. They are NOT a social club and yes, they become close friends and work together for many, many hours. At the end of each school year a note is sent home for all parents interested in joining and becoming involved and it's always the same people year after year who give their time and don't even want a thank you. The office staff also gives 110% of themselves because they love those children. I know for a fact because I used to work there and yes, my children attended Rivercrest.
The principal is definitely on a powertrip. Since she moved into her new position alot of the 'unprofessionalism' is shining throughout the school. There are a some good teachers left who you are active partners in your child's education and there are those teachers that have very negative demeanors and feel as though communication and parental involvment are major problems for them. The children are allowed minimal to no extra-curricular activities. The PTA is a group of friends that is more a social club among themselves than a sincere benefit to the school community. There are strong differences in treatment of children and acknowledgement of such issues. The office staff and hand picked volunteers in the school have very poor attitudes as well. Overall this is a good school gone bad.
This is a ok school in a niceer neighborhood...but it stops there. There is no enthusiasm from the teachers, the hallway walls are bare, barely a peice of artwork to be seen and the principal is on some kind of powertrip. If you are looking for a nice school for your children I would not send them there!
My son just completed his Kindergarden year at Rivercrest. Overall, it seems to be a good school. I think there are resources available that some of the teachers do not take advantage of such as Lesson Line. The parents seem to be very involved in thier childs education. The faculty does a good job keeping parents notified of upcoming events and welcomes parents to come and visit any time.
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NEW ORLEANS - A memorial grew outside a 7th Ward home Thursday night, as friends remember Lauren Tanski, 26.
The native of Albany, New York was found beaten to death inside the home early Monday morning. Friends said Tanski had planned to move out later that day.
The man charged with her murder, Henry Dolliole, 40, is the estranged boyfriend of Tanski's roommate, according to one of Tanski's close friends.
Dolliole has been in and out of the criminal justice system for decades.
'How many chances is Dolliole supposed to get, how many chances does he have to go out and create victims?' asked New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Ronal Serpas. 'Tanski got no chances.'
Dolliole has been arrested at least 10 times since 1989. His rap sheet includes charges from narcotics to armed robbery to attempted murder. Most of those charges were thrown out by previous district attorneys.
Serpas said that's a shame.
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'You've had opportunity here with some pretty serious charges to turn this individual around and you see that they don't,' said District Attorney Leon Cannizzaro.
Cannizzaro said his office accepts more cases than the offices of previous district attorneys.
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But neighbors believe police could have done more to keep Dolliole off the streets as well.
Neighbors said they've repeatedly called police on Dolliole; the most recent time was Friday, just days before Tanski was killed.
Multiple neighbors said they heard Dolliole fighting with his estranged girlfriend inside the home where Tanski was later murdered.
Neighbors said Dolliole's estranged girlfriend, who was Tanski's roommate, had numerous bruises. Police said Dolliole's ex-girlfriend called that day as well.
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Dolliole is being held without bond on a first degree murder charge. He is also charged with public drunkenness, having alcoholic beverages in a vehicle, and violating probation.


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