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2011 Fantasy Rankings - Starting Pitchers
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- We've examined all the position players over the past two weeks, so now it's time to tackle the pitching staffs. We'll begin with starting pitching.
There are many theories out there as to how to build your pitching staff.
One says to avoid spending any early picks on pitching because of their unpredictability and because of high percentage of arm injuries. If Josh Hamilton gets a sore arm, the Rangers can play him at DH. But if Tim Lincecum's shoulder is sore, he's going to be placed on the DL. So selecting a pitcher in the first two rounds is a high-risk strategy and selecting more than one is probably foolhardy.
Another theory says find one reliable star (translation - gives you 30+ starts every season) to anchor your staff and then look for "diamonds-in-the-rough." Sometimes, those "diamonds-in-the-rough" don't reveal themselves until a month or so into the season so it requires a lot of early season effort and attention.
But the rewards can be huge.
In 2008 Cliff Lee was one of the year's biggest bargains after going 22-3. He was a free agent pickup in most leagues because the previous season he was just 5-8 with an ERA of 6.29 and a WHIP of 1.52.
Last year, Cardinals starter Jaime Garcia was a perfect example of a "DITR." Garcia had Tommy John surgery in 2009 and missed the entire campaign. He was an unknown to most fantasy owners (2010 - ADP 332), until his April 17th outing against the Mets in which he went seven innings and yielded just one hit. Owners began to watch and like what they saw as he made four starts in April, going 2-1 with an ERA of 1.04 and a 0.96 WHIP. He finished the season 13-8 with an ERA of 2.70.
Tim Hudson was a more well known "DITR," but a bargain none the less. After missing most of 2009 due to injury, Hudson came back in 2010 with a vengeance. He threw 228.2 innings for the Braves, his highest total since 2003, and went 17-9 with an ERA of 2.83 and a 1.15 WHIP. He was about a 20th-round selection in 2010 (ADP 243).
No matter what strategy you use, correctly evaluating talent is the most important bit of information. So, begin the evaluations.
Roy Halladay, Philadelphia (ADP 15)
- There is very little new to say about Halladay. He's been a fantasy star for about nine years and 2011 figures to be the same. He's made 30+ starts in each of the past five seasons and threw at least 220 innings. Given his work habits, there is no reason to think those numbers will change. He's got a career 3.32 ERA, but last season was his third consecutive year under 2.80. Halladay won 21 of 33 starts, struck out 219 batters, pitched a perfect game and a playoff no-hitter. He should be worthy of the second-round pick it will take to get him.
Tim Lincecum, San Francisco (ADP 23)
- After dazzling the world for two seasons, Lincecum had a "down" year in 2010. But that was still good for 16 wins, 231 strikeouts, a 3.43 ERA and a 1.27 WHIP. Most pitchers would love those numbers. I'm expecting Lincecum to bounce back and have a sub 3.00 ERA and a WHIP below 1.15.
Felix Hernandez, Seattle (ADP 26)
- Hernandez had a magical year on the mound, but the Seattle offense didn't help him out. Compare "King Felix's" numbers to Halladay and Hernandez wins most of the categories...except victories. If your league uses quality starts instead of wins, Hernandez would rank right alongside Halladay. If wins are still a factor, the Mariners offense looks like it will have another down year, so Hernandez's victory total will be limited.
CC Sabathia, New York Yankees (ADP 40)
- Sabathia has 40 wins in two seasons with the Yankees and is the team's workhorse. He'll be called on again to carry the Bombers' staff and should post 230+ innings and around 200 strikeouts. It's the strikeout total which makes him a better choice than Cliff Lee despite the fact that Lee has a lower ADP.
Cliff Lee, Philadelphia (ADP 34)
- Lee pitched for four different teams over the past two seasons and all the movement had an downward effect on his numbers. If you ignore all the hype, Lee was just 14-13, 3.22 ERA, 1.24 WHIP in 2009 and 12-9, 3.18 ERA, 1.00 WHIP last season. Now with a long-term contract in hand, a happy Lee should be much better.
Justin Verlander, Detroit (ADP 48)
- Although he struck out 50 less batters than in 2009 (269-219), Verlander put together an excellent season, worthy of a top-10 ranking. He's reliable (30+ starts for five consecutive seasons), and both his ERA and WHIP have dropped for two straight years. The addition of free agent Victor Martinez to the Tigers lineup could be worth an extra win or two for Verlander.
Ubaldo Jimenez, Colorado (ADP 47)
- Jimenez was the best pitcher in baseball for the first three months of the last season, going 15-1 with a 2.20 ERA and a 1.04 WHIP through the first week of July. He finished 19-8 with an ERA of 2.88 and a 1.15 WHIP.
Jon Lester, Boston (ADP 41)
- Lester had almost identical seasons in 2009 and 2010. He's got a good chance to win 20 games and post 225 strikeouts, but to get into the top-five he'll need to lower his ERA and WHIP, in particular his walk total.
David Price, Tampa Bay (ADP 55)
- In his second full-time season as a starter, Price stepped up his game and is on the verge of become an elite pitcher. He accumulated 19 wins in 31 starts with an ERA of 2.72 and a 1.19 WHIP. The loss of some important offensive pieces (Carl Crawford, Carlos Pena, Jason Bartlett) could limit Price and Tampa Bay's win total.
Clayton Kershaw, Los Angeles Dodgers (ADP 54)
- Chad Billingsley used to be the Dodgers ace, but that title belongs to Kershaw now. He's posted more than a strikeout-per-inning totals in each of the past two seasons while keeping his ERA below 3.00. As is frequently the case with young lefthanders, his control has been slow to arrive, but his WHIP has dropped from 1.49 as a rookie, to 1.22 in 2009 and 1.17 last season.
Josh Johnson, Florida (ADP 46)
- Johnson has all the tools to be a top-10 fantasy pitcher as we have seen over the past two seasons. But a question remains around his health which prevents us from putting him that high. He has started 30-or-more times in a season just once in his career.
Jered Weaver, Los Angeles Angels (ADP 66)
- Weaver gets very little attention, but that's a mistake you shouldn't make. Though his won-loss total didn't show it (13-12), Weaver had his best season in 2010, making 34 starts and posting a 3.01 ERA and a 1.07 WHIP with a league-leading 233 strikeouts. The Angels offense should be better because of the return of Kendry Morales and the addition of Vernon Wells which will help Weaver's win total.
Zack Greinke, Milwaukee (ADP 68)
- Greinke disappointed many fantasy owners who were looking for 2009-like statistics last season and didn't get them. His ERA jumped from a league-leading 2.16 in 2009 to 4.17 last year, his WHIP rose correspondingly and he record sank from 16-8 to 10-14. The truth is he's not as good a pitcher as the numbers he produced two years ago, nor as bad as last season. With a change in venue to Milwaukee, he'll have to work hard to keep his ERA below 3.00, but his win total should increase with the power the Brewers have in their lineup.
Chris Carpenter, St. Louis (ADP 69)
- After missing most of the 2007 and 2008 seasons with injuries, Carpenter has once again become a top-15 fantasy value over the past two seasons. He wasn't quite as good last year as in 2009 (ERA and WHIP rose), but he did improve on his strikeout total. There will be more pressure on Carpenter in 2011 because of the loss of Adam Wainwright to injury and an early hamstring injury had fantasy owners and Cardinals fans sweating, but he appears to be on target for Opening Day.
Matt Cain, San Francisco (ADP 74)
- Cain is reliable (30+ starts for five straight seasons) and has top-10 talent, but is just a notch below that in his production. However, he's headed in the right direction as indicated by his WHIP which has dropped from 1.36 in 2008 to 1.18 in 2009 and 1.08 last season.
Mat Latos, San Diego (ADP 84)
- Latos was a wonderful surprise in 2010, going 14-10 with an ERA of 2.92 and a WHIP of 1.08. He benefits from pitching in one of the most pitching-friendly parks in baseball. Still, he's only done it for one season, so there is risk in picking him too high.
Tim Hudson, Atlanta (ADP 104)
- After an injury-filled 2009, we saw a vintage Hudson on the mound last season. He made 34 starts, going 17-9 with a 2.83 ERA and a 1.15 WHIP. Assuming he stays healthy, his numbers are repeatable and as a ninth-round selection is a solid value.
Yovani Gallardo, Milwaukee (ADP 79)
- Gallardo has been the "ace" of the Brewers staff over the past two seasons, but he's less than that as a fantasy starter. He'll give you strikeouts, but has a less than satisfying WHIP and has yet to pitch more than 190 innings in any season.
Francisco Liriano, Minnesota (ADP 82)
- Liriano is in the Gallardo mold, solid strikeout totals, but a weak WHIP and he hasn't shown the ability to post 200+ innings. His WHIP hasn't been below 1.26 since 2006.
Daniel Hudson, Arizona (ADP 124)
- Daniel Hudson was a huge surprise after joining Arizona. In 11 starts for the Diamondbacks, Hudson went 7-1 with an ERA of 1.69 and a WHIP of 0.841. He was the best pitcher in the National League from August 1st through the end of the season. There is a huge upside because his light track record will keep many fantasy owners away.
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I'm not a pet guy. I wonder if my pet tree have survived the summer though. I put it down in the common room, though I'm not that optimistic. I'll just buy a new one.
I had one pet in my whole life, a gerbil named Hammie a few years back. It's pretty hard taking care of pets, and expensive so I've never been too big on getting one. Though maybe in the future I might get a dog.
I never thought I'd be a dog person until I was given the opportunity to get one. Now it seems like if I don't have the dogs at my house, the house is empty.
I'm a small dog type guy. It isn't bothersome when they sit on you, no problems when people come over (they can't really jump on them lol), and those are the ones that people hate the most when trying to break in a house.
But rocks are the easiest to take care of.
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@Ghetsis-Dennis; go with shipping, shipping is always a good subject to get a discussion/flame war started :3
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Lately I've been seeing briefs for Rich Internet Apps (RIAs) that require a certain number of 'wireframes'?
RIAs are characterised by multiple interactions on one screen without a full screen refresh. One screen has many different states - Drop downs, fly outs, sliders, changing grids, the list goes on. They are just like a desktop app.
I get worried because most people think a wireframe refers to a Visio or PowerPoint diagram that is a flat file and has limited simulation or clear description of how interactions work on the screen. This is not sufficient as you need to create many very similar wireframes to show how the screen works. It can be done, as Steve Collins suggests, 'You create lots and lots of wireframes, like a traditional cartoon animation, to show how all the screen states can change!' A waste of time.
The night before last, when I was at Interesting South, the problem with traditional wireframes was hammered home. I was chatting to Twitter guru and coder, Brad Kellett (@bck) about how requirements get communicated to him. He basically said, 'I usually get some crappy wireframes that leave too many options open. I am often unclear of how a client wants to put together.'
'So how do you get an RIA right?', I ask. ' Oh, it ends up in lengthy face-to-face interaction, while I try and work out what they need!'. He even said that he'd love a library of the hand gestures clients use to interpret how they think the RIA should be designed!
What he really needs is something much more detailed than just wireframes and interaction. The 'wireframe' has to realistically represent all the interactions that occur on one screen of an RIA! He needs a high res model of the interface.
Hi-res and Lo-res wireframes
Thanks to Steve Collins for putting this together for me. Firstly, Lo-res wireframes are the same as the wireframes that I see referred to in briefs, but with an RIA they are just not enough to communicate to a developer what to do with them. They have a valid use:
- laying out core page functionality
- representing major navigation items
- validating major components and structure.
Lo-res wireframes are critical to developing an understanding of potential application and site framework as well as building an understanding of major application interactions prior to developing hi-res wireframes.
Hi-res wireframes build upon the lo-res wireframes, they are used to:
- instantiate and test the understanding of application and site flow
- show to clients and potential end-users exactly what they are getting
- describe every screen interaction in detail to application developers and graphic designers to aid in building the application.
Hi-res wireframes can also be used as the foundation of a functional prototype for testers, designers and developers to test assumptions against. Testing against hi-res wireframes and prototypes can provide significant cost savings early in the project, militating against expensive and time-consuming changes late in the project lifecycle.
Axure have solved this problem with a fantastic tool that can be used to produce hi-res wireframes and is not much harder to use than Visio. You can even use it to run usability testing on the out put and it can be printed into a very clear spec document too.


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Older Riverton stars pounce on Powell 16-1 in opening win
Cody throttles Lander all-stars 28-5
14-year-olds open state play Thursday vs. Casper
Jul 17, 2013 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  The Riverton 14-year-old all-stars will be playing in a four-team state baseball tournament this week in Sheridan.
What grade would you give yourself at work?
Jul 16, 2013 - By Craig Blumenshine, Staff Writer:  Thinking about your last year at work, what letter grade would you give yourself?
Younger LL all-starts open district tourney Wednesday
Jul 16, 2013 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  The top two teams from district make the state tournament next week in Laramie. The title game of the district tournament will be played on Saturday ... [more]
Victory vs. Green River highlight of Raiders' stint in Douglas
Jul 16, 2013 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  The Lovell Mustangs won a 4-2 victory over the Riverton Raiders Sunday in the final day of the American Legion baseball tournament in Douglas.
Riverton triathlon coming up; new running events added to this year's competition list
Jul 15, 2013 - Staff:  Runners, walkers and swimmers from around the region are preparing for the third annual Go Fremont County! Triathlon on Saturday, July 27, in Riverton.
Tourney time for talented Riverton Little League all-stars
Conrad to continue as state senior games head
Jul 15, 2013 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Marty Conrad learned Friday that he will be the president of the Wyoming Senior Olympic Games for one more year.
Raiders open with split on Douglas field
Jul 15, 2013 - From staff reports:  The Riverton Raiders posted a 1-1 record in the first two days of an American Legion wooden-bat tournament in Douglas.
Runner gets down and dirty in Spartan race at SLC Olympic venue
Riverton team ready for state girls softball
Four from county heading for high school finals rodeo
Jul 12, 2013 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Three Fremont County cowgirls and one cowboy are making final preparations for the National High School Finals Rodeo in Rock Springs.
Gose carries state flag at national games
Jul 11, 2013 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  The longtime Riverton physician competes later this month at the 2013 National Senior Games in Cleveland.
Raiders edge Lovell 10-9
Babe Ruth stars ready for postseason action
Many county athletes in all-star events
Resurfacing UW field previews eventual RHS task
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Osborne is big winner at Pioneer Days Rodeo
Jul 9, 2013 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Zac Osborne cashed the biggest paycheck Thursday after he won the bull riding event at the Lander Pioneer Days Rodeo.
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Most wanted This is one for most cycles need in Singapore as we gets rain A lot.now I have no worries if I need to go out on rainny days. Specialy now it get rain alot 21 January 2014
Comfortable and dry! Definitely waterproof. I've written these trousers out on plenty of rides in the recent rainstorms that we've had recently and my legs have stayed happily dry. They're very lightweight and, surprisingly, don't add that much heat. I'm guessing because they're so thin. At the cuffs of the legs are some straps to loosen or tighten the trousers, so you can tighten them up and ensure that no water spurts up your legs! I bought the brought yellow ones and can safely say that I am seen from far off! They are very bright. You've then got the reflective trim, which helps even more. Personally, I quite like being bright in the rain (safer), but if you're not too keen on looking like a lightbulb, I'd suggest getting the black ones. They're very comfortable to wear and, in this weather, you'll be happy to wear them! 24 December 2013
Goes the job Good value for money kit which works well and packs away easily 07 December 2013
Good Quiet good product a litle bit to expencive for this sode of quality. But definitly good for this time of the year for cicling.Could be lile bit chepper. 05 December 2013
Good value basic trousers Bought these for a 2 mile commute for when it was really chucking it down. No issues with waterproofing and velcro straps around calf and ankle good at keeping them out of the chain. Really bright so great visibility. Had read reviews which all said buy larger size than needed which I did and they're still a bit short when I sit on the saddle. 11 November 2013
Very long in the leg When I opened the package and saw these trousers, I was pleased with the look. When I put them on however, the legs were far too long for me. Trouble is, I have a large chest and waist but I am only 5 feet 10 inches tall, so the measuring guide didn't really help me! Having tried them for just a few minutes, I can imagine my legs would get quite sweaty if worn over shorts in the rain. 10 November 2013
overpriced Essentially rubber pants for the odd autumn rain shower, after sweating in them, you're just as damp on the inside. 29 October 2013
Great product Just what I was after for biking to work & back in the rain. Lightweight (stays in my bag) but waterproof. Easy to pull on, and with really good zips/ velcro at the ankles. Not flexible or breathable but doesn't seem to matter. The little storage pocket is a joke - takes much longer to put them on than get into the bag, so I don't use that. 22 October 2013
Initial impressions... Having only just received these trousers it too early to judge them on performance yet, only initial impressions. As others have mentioned they come up short on your legs, fine when standing still, but when cycling they aren't long enough to cover your ankle (and I'm bag on average on leg length proportionately). Therefore if your a commuter and wearing work shoes etc. then long over shoe covers will be needed to keep your work attire dry. The waist band lacks any adjustment option or belt loops and they are elasticated well. However this makes them feel less secure and can easily slip up or down. The trousers lack any pockets so keeping keys/phone safe will have to be done elsewhere. Perhaps that is one of the compromises for waterproof trousers at this price point. Both of these factors make them feel more like over-trousers than trousers in their own right. This is reinforced by their thinness and the complete lack of any insulating layer. You will need something under them in winter months. In the summer this may not be an issue, although the material feels like the sort that is likely to stick to the skin if any moisture is on it and thus not slide nicely over your knee when cycling. The fly and waist fastener are both done with Velcro, which initially may well be fine, but in the long run Velcro's strength usually is compromised, especially on areas of strain such as the fastener. I bought the high vis yellow version, solely as I couldn't find any other high vis trousers specifically for cycling, as I wanted to be as visible a possible for my commute to work. That being the case the design isn't particularly attractive in yellow, but would look far more appealing in black. If black is your desired colour I would suggest their are many other better options out there. Whether the items at similar prices are or not you'll have to decide as these do clearly have shortcomings. I cannot yet comment on their performance in practise as I'm yet to use them. But will amend this at a later date with further comments. 12 October 2013
Way too big I think this is meant to be a unisex trouser, but I'm a female size 6-8 and these swamped me, which is a shame as I can't afford to shell out for the Gore Bike Wear ones and need something waterproof to commute over winter. Please make more things for small women! 02 October 2013
Very good Got these and overall satisfied: convenient design, nice color and look, affordable price. Of shortcomings they are a bit loose - not dramatically - at waist, and seem to somewhat retain the moisture compared to true membrane cloth - though I need more testing outside in real rain - which is readily offered by Autumn weather. All in all, would recommend for buying 28 September 2013
Will only keep you dry if its not really raining.. I was lucky enough to try these out in a deluge on the way home from work. In their defence they kept bits of my leg dry, but the seam at the back let all the rain in, so felt like I was sittinng in a puddle the whole way home. They also stank when I got them out the packet, never smelt teflon like that before. Good points - they look good, were slim fitting so I didnt look like a michelin man and my ankles stayed dry. 24 September 2013
weird sizing I'm 184cm tall and size XL is not even nearly long enough to cover my ankles. Otherwise these seems to work just fine, so if you have short legs then this might be a good buy. 21 September 2013
Buy Larger than you need I purchased these originally in a Large for my 5ft 11 frame, I had to return for an exchange as they were too short and close, Wiggle exchanged them super speedily with no hassle which I am very impressed with. The new pair Xlarge is still too short on the legs though. I now have a choice of soggy ankles or saggy waist line! I've gone for wet ankles as will wear boots with it to keep dry. If you have 35 inch inside leg like me Xlarge still isn't long enough! I have gone for Fluorescent Yellow, BOLD, but hoping it keeps me visible on these dark, wet London evenings. 19 September 2013
waterproof, good length not too long as i am short, slightly baggy but i am not very big. overall good buy. 19 September 2013
Good Waterproofs. Worn them a couple of times in heavy and moderate rain,kept me dry. Only draw back was when put the power on for a sustained period started to get very warm and a bit damp although no more than to be expected really. Far higher priced trousers suffer more or less the same way so cannot complain at all,especially regards the price. 16 September 2013
Exactly what I wanted These waterproofs are great. They could be slightly longer in the leg, but I have long legs (32") but am a UK12, so this is often a problem. I wear waterproof ankle boots so it's not really an issue but if you have long legs and wear a shoe you will get wet ankles. 14 September 2013
Comfortable for cycling to and from work Just as expected. Would have liked some pockets on the side. 14 September 2013
Far too small I am a Ladies size 14 so I ordered a Medium - medium in unisex or mens is usually far too big but as I had read about the dodgy sizing, I thought it would be ok. These barely fit on me at all - the length was just about ok (I am 5ft8) but around the thighs and calfs was tight, even with just undershorts on. Have returned for exchange, so hopefully the Large will fit as I was impressed otherwise. They come with a little drawstring bag which is really useful and the black has reflective strips etc. 02 September 2013
Basic rain trousers. I bought these to use when i ride my bike to work on rainy days. Haven't used them for that yet. I have however used them on a fishing hike in the mountains and they performed good enough. Light weight and good fit. They did prove to be a bit warm, even though the temperature wasn't higher than about 8-10 degrees celsius. 11 August 2013
leg length is too short for bicycling snug fit, so perhaps go one size bigger. There is no draw string on waist so that makes it even more tricky. I am 5ft 11 (181cm) average build (82 Kg) and bought the Large. After you tighten the ankle straps, the pants sit higher than your ankle. This maybe what the designer wanted, but I like to keep my ankles dry, so I would prefer a more generous length. Pulling down the pants doesn't work as we all know, because as soon as you sit on your bike the pants ride up. All that said, the fit is good for walking, but that is not what I bought them for. 27 July 2013
Its a ladies pants Just like the DHB jacket that I bought which was short and I suspect it to be a ladies cut, this pants has a ladies pants flyer. For men who doesn't know, mens flyer overlaps left to right, ladies the other way. Not that it matters as a waterproof cycling pants, but if you were to go to the toilet, the opening is not the usual way :) 27 June 2013
Great investment! Impressed with the fit of these, very light weight. 24 June 2013
The worst waterproof trousers I've ever bought Very waterproof, but otherwise compeltey useless for cycling. The cut maeks cycling in them very hard. The waistband to crotch distacne is larger as noted in the descrription, but as there is no waist drawstring, all this means is that the trousers fall down so the crotch is halfway down your thighs and you can't pedal. Also the cuffs are not elasticated so the bottoms flap around however tightly you do the velcro up and you end up with wet ankles. 21 June 2013
Lightweight nice and lightweight and noticeable ;) -the yellow ones, that is ;) 19 June 2013
Keeps my legs dry and warm in the rain. Not very breathable so sweat can build up. The ankle zips and straps work well, I don't need to remove my shoes to get the pants on. 14 June 2013
What more could you want? The DHB Minima waterproof trousers are fantastic! Light, easy to get on while wearing shoes and most importantly they work. They fit easily over jeans but don't flap about and the high waist stops drafts and drips while crouched over. I can see no reason to spend more on overpants. The only slight issue is the opening on the pouch to store them in is really tight and takes a while to repack. I hope this doesn't split because it's handy to keep them in. 13 June 2013
Kept me dry Good bright pants which kept me dry in a down pour. Also was easy to ride in them 12 June 2013
Fit well, waterproof - works as advertised Comfortable pants, but there is no lining on the inside. They are meant to wear over other pants or shorts. Waterproof and windproof, though they do not breathe very much. 11 June 2013
Waterproof Austria Excellent waterproof during cycling trip to Austria. Torrential downpours experienced,kept super dry. 05 June 2013
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Hearing resumes in custody dispute involving slain Memphis officer's children
A custody hearing involving the children of slain police officer Martoiya Lang continued Wednesday, with the sister of the officer's estranged husband telling the court her brother is a good father.
Darius Lang is seeking custody of their three girls ages 12 to 14 plus, possibly, the 2-year-old girl his wife had by another man.
Probate Court Judge Robert Benham, however, seemed troubled by the math when learning that Lang is living with a girlfriend with whom he has two other children ages two years and one month.
They live in a three-bedroom condo in Cordova, where the oldest of the Langs' daughters also now lives. Benham wondered aloud how two adults and five or six children could live under one roof.
"Living arrangements are critical because what we're talking about is what is best for these children, not what is best for your brother," Benham told witness Natalie Brooks.
Brooks, the older sister of Darius Lang, said her brother would take good care of the children.
"He's a good dad," she said.
Lang, 34, a plumber and truck driver, served jail time during his marriage to Martoiya Lang after he was convicted of stalking the officer, violation of probation and violating a protective order.
Officer Lang, 32, was shot to death last Dec. 14 when she and other officers were serving a search warrant at a suspected drug house in the Berclair area. Fellow officer William Vrooman was wounded.
Treveno Campbell, 21, was charged with first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder. He is in jail without bond pending action by a grand jury.
The Langs were going through a divorce at the time of her death.
Officer Lang's mother, Vivian Woods Taylor, is asking the court to give her custody of the children.
The custody hearing before Judge Benham, who recently resigned but kept this case, resumes Tuesday.
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Letters to the editor on climate change and 'Unsettled science' op-ed, for Feb. 25, 2014
Gary Guodace
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Global warming crowd missing its marks
A letter writer (Feb. 25) takes Charles Krauthammer to task because climate experts can't predict an exact date for global Armageddon.
The writer goes on, repeating the canard that "98 percent of climate experts agree." Would someone please tell me where I can find the "study" that backs up that assertion? Exactly how many "climate experts" are there in the world? How does one qualify as a "climate expert."
The writer goes on to assert that storms like Sandy or Halyan will occur with greater frequency. A similar statement was made after Katrina. More "killer" hurricanes would follow, with greater and greater frequency. They didn't. They've actually dropped in frequency. The same can be said for "killer" tornadoes.
In 2008, Al Gore predicted to a German audience that in five years the North Pole would be "ice-free." At one time, it was said, "2010 will be the turning point."
But not to worry. The religion of global warming is learning. Don't show anyone your data. Don't show anyone your protocols for data analysis. Don't mention your computerized predication models aren't even close to observed reality. Don't call it "global warming," call it "climate change." Never mention the "hockey-stick." And what ever you do, having been wrong so often, don't give a firm time period for a future event.
Dan Shapiro
CO2 propaganda
Follow the tax revenue money. Fifty years ago both global temperature and carbon dioxide (CO2) appeared to be increasing over a short time period. A causative relationship was hypothesized. Now we have more data over a longer time period. From over 90 proxies from tree rings to isotopes in sediment cores we have reconstructed global temperatures and CO2 density over the last 600 million years. We have not been able to establish even a plausible causality between CO2 density and global temperature.
During the last four interglacials, global temperature was much higher while CO2 was much lower and CO2 increased 800 years after, not before global temperature increased. In this interglacial, while CO2 has increased 57 percent in the last 7,200 years, in the last 8,000 years global temperature has gradually decreased by 2C. The multicentury Holocene, Roman and Medieval Warm Periods were warmer than now, while CO2 was much less.
In the last 17-plus years, CO2 has increased 10 percent while global temperature has paused and even cooled in the last eight years.
Unable to surrender a revenue producing stream, politicians, capitalists, and ideologues have resorted to other false climate alarms. But weather records show that in the last few decades extreme weather events are less frequent, less destructive, less costly and of shorter duration. Natural ocean acidification varies on a seasonal or hourly basis far more than we are warned to appear in a hundred years. While the absolute rate of sea level change is decreasing, apparent sea level change depends on local conditions like subsidence (Southern California) and glacial rebound (Pacific Northwest).
If the U.S. eliminated all man-made CO2, it would be replaced in seven years by India and China. Taxpayers and ratepayers need to become better informed and to unite against this destructive propaganda.
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STARKVILLE — Valencia McFarland had a career-best 29 points and Tia Faleru added 19 points and 14 rebounds, but the Ole Miss women's basketball team dropped a 72-70 overtime road contest to Mississippi State on Sunday. (February 24, 2014, Page 7)
Rebels' better half not enough against A&M
A 14th double-double from Tia Faleru and a double-digit scoring performance from Valencia McFarland wasn't enough to lift the Ole Miss women's basketball team to an upset of No. 16 Texas A&M Thursday night at C.M. "Tad" Smith Coliseum. (February 21, 2014, Page 6A)
No. 18 UK routs Lady Rebels
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Jennifer O'Neill scored 27 points as No. 18 Kentucky trounced Ole Miss 108-78 on Thursday. (February 14, 2014, Page 7A)
Ole Miss falls to Georgia on road
ATHENS, Ga. — Ole Miss point guard Valencia McFarland recorded her 1,500th career point, but it came in an 84-63 road loss for the women to Georgia on Sunday at Stegeman Arena. (February 10, 2014, Page 6)
Faleru's double-double not enough for Ole Miss
Despite a double-double from junior forward Tia Faleru, the Ole Miss women's basketball team fell to Florida 81-60 on Sunday afternoon at C.M. "Tad" Smith Coliseum. (February 3, 2014, Page 7)
Ole Miss falls at No. 7 Carolina, 99-70
The Ole Miss women's basketball team dropped a 99-70 road contest at the hands of No. 7 South Carolina in Columbia, S.C., on Thursday night. (January 31, 2014, Page 8A)
No. 24 Vanderbilt gets past Ole Miss
Ole Miss' women's basketball team will have to wait at least one more game for a Southeastern Conference win. (January 17, 2014, Page 6A)
Lady Rebs fall to No. 24 Vandy
BLOG — Valencia McFarland scored a career-high 28 points and Tia Faleru had 20 points, but Ole Miss' women's basketball team couldn't overcome some hot shooting by No. 24 Vanderbilt in an 80-74 loss Thursday night at C.M. "Tad" Smith Coliseum. (more…) (January 17, 2014)
Ole Miss falls to Alabama on the road
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Despite Tia Faleru's ninth double-double of the year, the Ole Miss women's basketball team dropped a 93-79 contest at Alabama on Sunday at Humphrey Coliseum. (January 13, 2014, Page 6)
No. 8 Lady Vols rout Ole Miss, 94-70
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Ole Miss coach Matt Insell believes the eighth-ranked Tennessee Lady Vols will go as far as Ariel Massengale takes them. (January 10, 2014, Page 6A)


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Glad it's going okay! I honestly haven't done much revision! I've been in bed/doctors lots recently!
But that isn't stopping me wiaiting of for a sub to be released for Vampire Knight. Oh I love it. *swoons* There's rumour circulating there's going to be a second season of Ouran as well.
Twas nice to chat! I'm being in strong in not folding in my TSR-ban! It's taking effort!
Euge! How's the revision? Still TSRing and Anime-viewing?
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Vaccine-Autism Decision a 'Major Disappointment' Says Autism Advocacy Community
Cedillo vs. Secretary of Health and Human Services Highlights Failure of the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Elizabeth Birt Center for Autism Law and Advocacy (EBCALA) is deeply disappointed in the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit's decision to affirm Cedillo v. Secretary of Health and Human Services. EBCALA submitted a friend-of-the-court brief on behalf of 23 civil society organizations in January 2010 urging the Court of Appeals to reverse. In affirming the decision, the Court of Appeals failed to do justice by Michelle Cedillo and thousands of other petitioners in the Omnibus Autism Proceeding (OAP). This case, the first test case in the OAP, highlights the overall failure of the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP). As Rebecca Estepp, an OAP petitioner, said, "These are government lawyers, representing a government agency, presenting government-funded science to government judges, with no jury and no normal rules of evidence. Where's the justice in that?"
Michelle Cedillo, a 15-year-old girl, developed autism and many other severe medical problems in the immediate aftermath of her measles-mumps-rubella vaccine and other mercury-containing vaccines. Her lawyers advanced scientific and legal arguments that the combination of her mercury-containing and live virus vaccines substantially contributed to her life-threatening medical conditions. In EBCALA's view, Cedillo met the required standard of "more likely than not."
While the Court of Appeals criticized some of the Department of Justice's conduct as "troubling," it did not find that the government's conduct merited reversal. EBCALA has grave concerns regarding a legal process that permitted the admission of critical evidence by the government at the last minute, not only foreclosing Cedillo's opportunity to challenge it, but unfairly precluding any inquiry into how the Department of Justice obtained the critical piece of evidence in the first place. The court's failure to inquire into this area raises serious questions regarding the due process and fair play of the VICP. Adding to EBCALA's concern was the Special Master's insufficient analysis of Cedillo's scientific biopsy results. A recent study by leading United States researchers – that the Court of Federal Claims elected not to admit – found no basis to question the reliability of the laboratory results, contrary to the government's position and the OAP's finding.
The Court of Appeals disappointingly failed even to criticize the Special Master's injudicious tone in his opinion, where he characterized the case as "one-sided" and accused Michelle's doctors as being "guilty…of gross medical misjudgment." "Impartiality is the bedrock of any judicial system, and the VICP failed to exhibit it in the Omnibus Autism Proceeding," said Mary Holland, Executive Director of EBCALA.
EBCALA and amici are now focused on Bruesewitz v. Wyeth, scheduled to be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court on October 6, 2010, a case that will determine proper interpretation of the 1986 National Vaccine Injury Compensation Act which created the VICP. Bruesewitz v. Wyeth will decide whether families like the Cedillos may bring claims of vaccine design defect to regular civil courts after having first filed in the VICP.
For more information, contact Mary Holland, J.D., EBCALA Director at (917) 743-3868.
The following 23 civil society organizations filed a friend-of-the-court brief in Cedillo v. HHS:
Age of Autism (www.ageofautism.com)
Autism Action Network (www.autismactioncoalition.org)
Autism Human Rights and Discrimination Initiative (www.autismwebsite.com/autismdiscrimination)
AutismOne (www.autismone.org)
Autism File USA (www.autismfile.com)
Autism Research Institute (www.autismresearchinstitute.org)
Autism Trust USA (www.theautismtrust.com)
Coalition for Mercury-Free Medicine (http.mercury-freedrugs.org)
Developmental Delay Resources (www.devdelay.org)
Elizabeth Birt Center for Autism Law and Advocacy (http://ebcala.me)
Generation Rescue (www.generationrescue.org)
Life Health Choices (www.lifehealthchoices.com)
Maryland Coalition for Vaccine Choice (http.mdvaccinechoice.wordpress.com)
Medical Voices Vaccine Information Center (http.medicalvoices.org)
National Autism Association (www.nationalautismassociation.org)
National Vaccine Information Center (www.nvic.org)
New Jersey Coalition for Vaccination Choice (http.njvaccinationchoice.org)
New York Alliance for Vaccination Choice (website in formation)
The Coalition for Safe Minds (www.safeminds.org)
Schafer Autism Report (www.sarnet.org)
Talk About Curing Autism (www.talkaboutcuringautism.org)
Unlocking Autism (www.unlockingautism.org)
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Top nominations were announced by Kerry Washington of "Scandal" and by Jimmy Kimmel, who will host the awards and who filled in Thursday for Nick Offerman of "Parks and Recreation," held up by weather-related travel delays on the East Coast.
"This is a sex dream, isn't it?" joked Kimmel, ABC's late-night host, who arrived on stage at the TV academy dressed in pajamas. "Jimmy Kimmel Live" was nominated in the variety category.
The Emmy ceremony is scheduled to air on ABC on Sept. 23.
Academy voters paid tribute to the late Kathryn Joosten, who received a supporting actress bid for her role as Wisteria Lane neighbor Karen McClusky in "Desperate Housewives." Joosten, who had won two Emmys for the role, died in June of lung cancer.
The show's other stars failed to make the Emmy cut for its eighth and final season. Hugh Laurie, whose show "House" also wrapped after eight years, didn't get a last shot at winning a trophy for his cranky Dr. House.
"American Idol," TV's top-rated non-sports show, was shut out of the best reality series contest for the first time in its 11-year history, although Ryan Seacrest was nominated as host. Its biggest competition in the reality-singing category, "The Voice," did get a nod. Adding to the sting, "Idol" has seen its audience steadily erode and is searching for judges to replace Steven Tyler and Jennifer Lopez.
Competition for "Mad Men" and "Downton Abbey" includes national security drama "Homeland," prohibition-era crime saga "Boardwalk Empire," teacher-turned-drugmaker tale "Breaking Bad" and the elaborate fantasy "Game of Thrones," based on George R.R. Martin's novels.
"Downton Abbey," which has earned ratings and buzz for PBS, was named best miniseries last year but was switched to the drama category this time around. The TV academy's prime-time awards committee decided its continuing story line made it a series.
"American Horror Story" decided to move to the miniseries category after competing as a drama series in the Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild awards.
Besides "Modern Family," `'Girls" and "Veep," comedy series nominees include "The Big Bang Theory," `'30 Rock" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm."
Big-screen stars who have a shot at the small-screen trophy for their TV movie work include Clive Owen and Nicole Kidman for "Hemingway & Gellhorn," about the tumultuous romance of Ernest Hemingway and journalist Martha Gellhorn, Julianne Moore for her portrayal of Sarah Palin in "Game Change" and Kevin Costner for "Hatfields & McCoys."
Rising British star Benedict Cumberbatch won a bid for his contemporary "Sherlock" portrayal. "Sherlock: A Scandal in Belgravia" earned 13 bids as a "Masterpiece" movie on PBS.
"Mad Men" star Jon Hamm, who hasn't shared in his show's string of wins, will have his fifth shot at a lead actor Emmy. Bryan Cranston, the "Breaking Bad" star who denied Hamm the award three times before, was nominated again for his role as a teacher with cancer who gets embroiled in drug trafficking.
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text: The IDA has announced this morning, that Twitter are expanding their operations by basing their international office in Dublin. Twitter have not yet confirmed this themselves, so news on how many jobs will be available is still unkown. They are not alone in their decision to locate in Ireland, as they join many others setting up European or international headquarters over here, including Facebook, Google & Zynga. The move by Twitter is certainly positive as it will bring with it many jobs, but if Ireland is so important to Twitter as its base for their growing UK presence, why are they not focusing advertising efforts in the same way?Focus on the UKRather ironically, and somewhat offensively for businesses in Ireland, Twitter have only just announced a huge UK advertising push, rolling out promotions with a number of advertisers, starting with a Promoted Trends campaign for Glee. Advertisers included in the promotion roll-out include BT, Electronic Arts, Eurostar and Paramount Pictures.This looks like pretty poor timing on Twitter's behalf. At almost exactly the same time they decide to celebrate their international growth by opening an office in Ireland, they decide to focus their promotional efforts in the UK. No prizes for guessing which market they see as a growth opportunity and which one offers a tax haven.Bad TimingAs if the advertising efforts weren't enough, Twitter just last weekend launched a brand new UK focused blog and Twitter account, to keep people up to date with Twitter news specifically related to the UK.If Twitter really are serious about 'basing' their international operations here, then they can outdo their tech counterparts based in Ireland, by offering businesses located here the same privileges that other markets get to take advantage of. The announcement of rolling out promoted trends in Europe last week should have started with a dedicated Irish promotion, which would have been a nice way to open up business here. Let's hope Twitter show they're serious about focusing on Ireland soon... Tweet


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The Inn is located just inside the park's main entrance. It includes the traditional brick building with the lobby, restaurant and public seating area. There are two wings of rooms in the lodge. Located along Turkey Run are five 'cabins, each with 4 'motel' style rooms. The rooms inside the lodge building are comfortable and pleasantly decorated. They offer easy access to the restaurant and meeting rooms. The 'cabin' rooms are set in a wide gassy lawn, which is easier on kids and allows them the freedom of running.
The lodge is set near Sunset point, which is an easy walk, especially in the evening, where you can watch the sun set over Sugar Creek. I enjoy a morning walk, while at Turkey Run and the lodge offers a choice of walking along Sugar Creek, high above on the brim of the valley, or of a short jaunt through Turkey Run, deep in it's narrow confines with the stone cliffs blocking out the awakening world.
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Former Berea College student Kiki Ramsey returned on March 5 to motivate the daring women of her Alma Mater to stay persistent in their pursuit of success.
March 5- The Black Cultural Center kicked off Women's History Month with a dinner honoring one of Berea's own daring and determined graduates. Kiki Ramsey, a former non-traditional student at Berea, shared her tale of hardship, struggle and endurance to illustrate to young women the importance of persistence in the pursuit of their goals. Ramsey, who graduated from Berea in 2002, used this dinner as a forum to inspire Berea's young women to remain persistent in the pursuit of their academic goals. Using her triumph to inspire others to overcome their own obstacles, Ramsey also provided these women motivational tips to overcome their own challenges tips so they would be able to show the world how smart, strong, savvy, powerful they all could be. Ramseys story illustrated the importance of persistence in the face of adversity in order to overcome "victimhood" and to achieve what one works toward. Because she understood the importance of providing leadership and giving young women a measurable model for success, Kiki Ramsey has dedicated her life to giving people the motivation and inspiration to go after their dreams.
Ramsey, who grew up in a household haunted by the ills of poverty, violence and drug addiction, emerged from a life as an angry out of control teenager, to a dedicated scholar. Instead of choosing to remain a statistic, Ramsey faced the unforeseen challenges of becoming a teenage parent. She went on to finished high school before she made the choice to further her education. By working her way through community college, she was able to bring her grades up to meet the rigorous academic standards of Berea College and attended the school as a non-traditional student with her son. As she battled to manage her time, course load and the demands of juggling her home and academic life; there were times when she often felt like giving up. But Kikis mother reminded her of how much she had already overcome. Ramsey remembered the promise that she had made to herself to become successful and chose to remember not be a victim of her circumstances. Ramsey instead chose to alter her perception of her situation and see these circumstances as challenges to be overcome and endured. She worked very diligently and used the lessons that she learned here at Berea in order to succeed.
I chose not to be a victim of my circumstances and this is the first key to becoming a remarkable leader; a woman who takes charge of her life, a woman of valor. I chose to be victorious, and not a victim. Because ladies, sometimes when the going gets tough, and sometimes it will, you only have two choices; one is to be victorious, and one is to be a victim.
In 2002, Kiki Ramsey walked across the stage at Berea College and received her Bachelors degree in Child and Family Studies. After her acceptance to graduate school, which she accredits to the help of Professors like Andrew Baskin, Ramsey moved on to the University of Georgia to get her masters in Social Work, which she completed in 2004. Kiki Ramsey has gone on to act as the director of a teen moms program, a child welfare social worker, a therapist and a motivational speaker. Through her efforts Ramsey has been able to provide many medical and therapeutic services to help build the self-esteem and daily functioning of many recovering addicts and impoverished women and children.
The dinner, elegantly presented with an Asian style buffet and festive, lively center- pieces, was designed to be as inspiring as Ms. Ramseys message. The tables, draped with crisp white linens, and marked with Chinese scripted placards that read courage was arranged neatly around each individual place setting, next to the fortune cookies and chopsticks. Scented oil diffusers were adorned with beautiful floral arrangements and students were encouraged to take these items upon their departure as parting gifts in order to remind and inspire them to persevere against the odds. But the women who attended this function could agree that these small tokens were not the only thing these enterprising young women took away.


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About two months ago, we were hit with a nearby lightening strike that disabled my Raymarine st40 Wind and close hauled instrument and gave me a Seatalk failure on the st4000 wheel autopilot. For the Wind, I replaced the masthead as well as the instrument panel unit with a st60+ unit but the auto pilot still read seatalk failure. I sent the autohelm instrument to Raymarine and they sent it back, 6 weeks later and $200.00 later, but it still will not function and still reads seatalk failure. Any suggestions? I don't have much faith in the Raymarine factory techs, as their standard answer is send it back to us.
It could be the autopilot itself, I suppose.
Have you checked cables ? Is it possible to have it melted ? Check for simp-ly continuity ....
I use a piece of wire inside the HSB cables. wiggle them all and make sure you push them in hard.
Again, from the limited description, this is my guess.
Make sure the seatalk is getting power. It may be coming from your autopilot, which probably has an internal 5-amp fuse that powers the seatalk. The red seatalk wire should be 12v+.
Also, you can try disconnecting seatalk instruments on the boat one at a time until it starts working.
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MANGALORE: Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd. (MRPL) has signed a joint venture shareholders' agreement with Shell.
The venture will be incorporated as a private limited company with an initial equity of Rs. 30 crore. The registered office and head office will be in Bangalore. The venture will be exclusive in nature and MRPL and Shell will route their future marketing activities for aviation fuelling service through it, according to a press release from MRPL here. The venture will commence marketing of aviation fuel in Bangalore and Hyderabad, to begin with. It will later expand operations to other airports in the country.
The agreement was signed by MRPL's Managing Director R. Rajamani and Vice-President of Shell Aviation Sjoerd Post in the presence of Chairman of ONGC Group of Companies R.S. Sharma and Chairman of Shell Group of Companies in India Vikram S. Mehta. The agreement will come into effect on March 1.


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Unemployment to end for 1.3 million
Ethelyn Holmes, a software engineer who lives in Mission Hills, is one of 18,720 San Diego County residents about to lose the weekly payments.
She's been on unemployment for about 60 weeks, after completing a six-month contract job at Sony last year. Other than a part-time teaching position at I.T.T. Technical Institute, she's had no luck in the job market. Holmes said her $450 weekly unemployment payment goes to food, dental insurance, and other living necessities. Holmes, in her 40s, said she's tried zealously to find work. She's joined the Project Management Institute of San Diego, volunteered, attended meetings, cold called and written letters. Now, she said she'd like to find a retraining program to help her become more marketable.
"My last day (at Sony) was Nov. 7, 2012, and I have not been sitting here watching soap operas," she said. "I would go to work tomorrow, or today. I really am tired of this."
Alan Gin, an economist at the University of San Diego, said the job market remains tight, as there are still three applications for every available position.
"It's not like there's a lot of unfilled jobs out there that these people can take," he said. "There has been a bias developing against people that have been unemployed for a long time, so it could be difficult for them to get jobs."
Gin said the program should continue at least until the national unemployment rate falls below 6 percent, something he doesn't see the U.S. reaching until the first half of 2015.
But Phil Blair, CEO of Manpower San Diego, a staffing agency, said he believes it's time to end the program, albeit not this abruptly. He said strengthening career centers would be a better investment in getting people back to work faster.
"You need to retool yourself and decide what you are now," Blair said. "If your skills are stale, then you owe it to yourself to do something about it and not keep taking unemployment benefits."
In November, there were 109,800 unemployed San Diegans, down from 133,200 a year earlier. In recent years, California has borrowed $8.2 billion from the federal government to prop up its own insolvent unemployment insurance fund. California employers must foot the bill as the state pays down the principal on the federal loans.
Gene Sperling, the director of the White House's National Economic Council, said Friday that President Obama wants to continue the federal extension program, warning the abrupt cut off will deliver a blow to the U.S. economy.
But Obama has no quick fix. He hailed this month's two-year budget agreement as a breakthrough of bipartisan cooperation while his administration works with Democratic allies in the House and Senate to revive the extension of jobless benefits for those unemployed more than six months.
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