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It's a sure sign that we're behind schedule. Last time I wrote about almost being ready for launch, it was snowing. Today it's 28 degrees and the kids are in the paddling pool!
This has been a real lesson. Not so much in how to develop a website (although that particular learning curve has been steep enough), but mostly in how to work patiently with software developers to get your product to market on schedule, with patience and finesse, and without physical bodily harm.
Whilst I may moan about delays, I should also point out what a great end product we have, thanks to Silver-Pride, which is why preserving working relationships (which on one occasion induced silent screaming) has been so important! I daresay they'll be glad when we're out of their hair too (for a while at least) – I was told a few weeks ago that I could be a tester for Microsoft (a hint at my knack for attention to detail, no doubt meant as a compliment of course)!
In a bid to induce night terrors, our partners persuaded us to be involved in a photo-shoot for the Press Release, which will be used to help launch the site. The kids were very keen to be front and centre (sadly they ended up as blurred background manekins rather than with starring roles), as were the pups; me, less so! It's funny how suddenly, when faced with a camera lens I can't find a darned thing which adequately camouflages my ample midriff. What the hell has happened to my body? It must surely be the camera which has put 10lbs on me, and not my ever-declining metabolism.
The collective view is that the site is likely to appeal to women first and foremost, so, since I am deemed to be a great example of a working mum who's created her lifeline (n.b. men around here too lazy to build their own), researched the family history, and regularly capture my life in Events and pictures, why not tell my story as part of the launch? Because you'll need me to take part in a photo-shoot, that's why!
The shots were taken at home by a friend thankfully, so the only real irritation was his high demand for new outfit turnover (does he not realise the anxiety this causes an over 40 woman?!) and his repeated attempts to get me to put my 'chin up'. Hindsight, of course, rather depressingly, has brought the crushing realisation that this was a polite effort to dispel my second chin and make me look as though I have only actually got one. Aaargh.
On the plus side, the puppy dogs look amazingly cute.
It's now a nail-biting ride to the finish line for launch (or should I say starting line?)

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I am the number one in the world and the leading contender, and it is in this upcoming fight that I will demonstrate that once again. I already received the promise for the title shot twice and ended up not having the chance to fight for it but I will prove myself for the third time, he tells O Globo.
Nothing comes easy for me and I am not counting with anything easy now. I know this is going to be a tough fight but the title shot has to come.
Asked how he feels about the UFC continually promising him title shots and then taking them away when a more favorable situation - eg Sonnen vs. Jones - becomes available, Machida says he is no longer dwelling on it.
It used to bother me a lot, waiting for title contentions that didnt happen. Today I dont think this way. What is happening is good for me. Its a fight in Brazil, a fight that will do so much for my career. I am so happy with the opportunity, very pleased and looking to live each moment.
I dont like to keep complaining about what hasnt happened. If it did not work out that moment, there must have been a reason for that. I did my part, I fought, won, did everything that was demanded. Such is life - not everything will happen the way we want.
When Anderson Silva was defeated by Chris Weidman, he stated he wouldnt fight for the belt anymore and many people thought it was time for Lyoto to drop down to the middleweight division. He guarantees it is a test he will definitely put himself through one day.
I want to make this test and fight in this weight class. I am not a very large guy for light heavyweights, so I dont find difficulty at all in fighting as middleweight. I am waiting a better position from my managers and after this fight we are going to see what will happen, he says.
Andersons rematch is fair; the guy rule division for long time. He maybe didnt really want to fight for the belt again but the UFC demanded it. I believe it wasnt only Andersons intentions that prevailed in this situation.


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I emailed them from a link the NSSF sent out about the Sportsman's Act of 2012 (the one that, among other things, keeps lead bans from affecting bullets).
This was shot down (no pun intended) this week. Only 10 more votes were needed to get this act rolling!
I am surprised to see the Senator's office responded to my "form letter" email! Sure its a form letter response, but I didn't expect to see it.
No idea where my other senator stands on the issue (yet).
I must admit, I have kind of set my personal expectations to be more politcally active over the next 4 years. As Robert Heinlein stated years ago, voting is an act of violence! I am planning to write/contact my senators and representatives whenever a sporting or other firearms-related issue is on the agenda. I encourage everyone else to do the same...
I truly believe we are the SILENT MAJORITY that are either too lazy or too apathetic to change things, so the other side wins by default. Not any more! Engage your lawmakers, who are directly involved at the highest level of government, over these next 4 years! Getting OUR agendas passed and enacted into law is MUCH more effective than torches and pitchforks!
Here's what his office replied with:
Dear Mr. Davis,
Thank you for contacting me regarding the Sportsmen's Act of 2012 (S.3525). I appreciate the benefit of your views on this important issue.
Introduced by Senator Tester (D-MT) on September 20, 2012, the Sportsmen's Act is a compilation of nearly 20 different bipartisan bills important to the sportsmen's community that focus on conservation of wildlife habitat and improving access to hunting and fishing.
I am a cosponsor of S.3525 because it includes a number of provisions that I believe are important to Virginians. First, this bill will increase access to the 35 million acres of public land that are currently restricted or limited in use. Sportsmen, who contributed $90 billion to the national economy in 2011, cite loss of access at the number one reason why they have given up hunting or fishing. This bill allows the Bureau of Land Management to work with willing landowners and acquire high priority in-holding to protect wildlife and recreational access.
Secondly, the bill reauthorizes the North American Wetlands Conservation Act. This Act is a voluntary, landowner-friendly initiative that has conserved over 26 million acres of critical habitat for migratory birds. By reauthorizing this program, the Sportsmen's Act promotes recreational hunting, fishing, and shooting while continuing to promote public-private partnerships that support conservation of fish and wildlife populations.
Additionally, the Sportsmen's Act will give the Secretary of the Interior the authority to allow states to sell duck stamps electronically. To date, duck stamps have generated over $750 million to protect wetland habitats nationwide. Selling duck stamps electronically will mean easier access for the general public and an increased investment in the critical conservation programs the duck stamps fund. In the midst of the important debate about getting our fiscal house in order, this bill will save $5 million over 10 years.
Unfortunately, the Sportsmen's Act failed to pass a procedural hurdle on November 26, 2012. Although I voted with 49 of my colleagues to move the bill forward, the Sportsmen's Act did not meet the 60-vote threshold required and therefore did not advance forward. I will continue to work with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to pass the Sportsmen's Act of 2012 because this bill is consistent with my longtime personal and policy commitment to provide more opportunities for outdoor recreation, to restore critical landscapes, and to support a robust outdoor economy.
Again, thank you for contacting me. For further information or to sign up for my newsletter please visit my website at http://warner.senate.gov.
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Kane girls' track and field coach Jim Sirianni has a solid group of athletes returning for him this season, led by three standout seniors.
The Kane boys' track team will be coming into this season as the defending District IX Champions. Whenever you are coming off a successful season like last year, it usually means a rebuilding year. Kane will definitely be in that process in a lot of events.
The Kane Wolves 2013 baseball team will have a new coach leading them. Coach Josh Lindemuth served as an assistant under Mark Kossack for the previous two seasons. After Kossack resigned the post, Lindemuth moved up to the top position.
STATE COLLEGE – At the press conference held in conjunction with the Central Pennsylvania Chapter of the National Football and College Football Hall of Fame's 17th annual Awards Banquet, head football coaches Matt Rhule of Temple and Bill O'Brien of Penn State discussed their hopes for the upcoming 2013 football season.
CLARION – Of Johnsonburg's 30 wins this season, Tuesday's was the sweetest one of all.
So sweet, in fact, that the Rams earned a trip to Hershey and the school's first appearance in a PIAA championship game.
Johnsonburg advanced to the PIAA Class A championship game with a 59-53 win over Lincoln Park at Clarion University in the PIAA semifinal round held Tuesday night.
Johnsonburg coach Bill Shuey said the Rams believed they could win even with Lincoln Park having four Division I recruits and reaching the state final the last two seasons.
BRADFORD – On March 1, 2013, the McKean County Special Olympic athletes from Kane School District participated in the Swim Invitational at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford. There were a total of 21 swimmers representing the Kane School District. These athletes have been practicing since Jan. 9. They were coached by Angela Sorg. Each swimmer was in a heat according to age and abilities. Swimmers representing all around McKean County, Elk/Cameron County and Potter County were in attendance.
CLARION – Kane wrestler Evan Delong came up short in his quest for a PIAA state championship on Saturday. The Wolves' junior had an impressive run to the finals where he took on last year's state runner-up, Cody Law, in the 160 pound finals.
HERSHEY – Kane's Evan Delong advanced to this afternoon's PIAA finals with a 7-6 win over Tri Valley's Ty Schoffstall in the state semifinals. Delong won his quarterfinal match in the 160-pound weight class against Benton's Jeric Kasunic on Friday morning in Hershey to assure himself of bringing home a state medal.
WEXFORD – "We were just outclassed."
That's how Kane coach Dave Kiehl described Friday's 67-16 loss to Seton-LaSalle in a Class AA state girls basketball playoff game here at North Allegheny High School.
Seton-LaSalle, the defending Class AA state champion, dominated with a smothering full-court zone press for three quarters. Kane had major trouble bringing the ball upcourt against the press. The Rebels converted a flurry of steals into easy layups.
The two Kane wrestlers that qualified for the PIAA Wrestling Championships began their quest for a state medal on Thursday morning at Hershey's Giant Center.


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Consistency is great, but not when it makes an application more difficult to use. Google Docs tests new interfaces for the document editor and Google Spreadsheets. Inspired by Google+, the new interfaces remove all the colors from the icons and other UI elements, remove the Google Docs logo, add new scrollbars and a "Collaborate" menu that includes all the features from the "Share" drop-down.
The new grayscale buttons from the toolbar make it more difficult to find the right feature. They're are less intuitive, harder to distinguish and look like disabled buttons. Compare the two versions of the "paint format" button (the fifth button):
Unlike the new interfaces for Gmail and Google Calendar, the updated Google Docs apps don't use too much whitespace. You can switch to the new interfaces by clicking "Try now" in a small message that announces the changes when you open a Google Docs document or spreadsheet. To go back to the old UI, choose "Use the classic look" from the "Help" menu.
In other related news, Google Sites also tests a new UI:
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Bar Association releases judge recommendationsWritten by Bailey G. Dick | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Members of the Toledo Bar Association (TBA) have shared their recommendations for local judgeships.
In a poll taken by TBA members between Aug. 22 and Sept. 6, local lawyers were asked if they would "highly recommend," "recommend" or "not recommend" each of the candidates.
Members were provided with biographies of each candidate, and were asked to answer only if they had "sufficient information" about the potential judges.
The TBA told members to consider candidates' "integrity, legal ability, legal experience, fair-mindedness, promptness, professionalism and judicial temperament," as well as their commitment to public and community service.
Three candidates are running to fill a seat in Toledo's Municipal Court vacated by Judge Michael Goulding, who was appointed to fill a vacancy in the Lucas County Common Pleas Court. Republican Joshua Lanzinger will run to keep his seat on the bench, as he was appointed to temporarily fill Goulding's vacancy in September by Ohio Gov. John Kasich. Democrat Gretchen DeBacker, a lawyer in private practice, is hoping to defeat Lanzinger, as is Republican attorney Kenneth Phillips.
In the poll, 18 percent of TBA members said they would highly recommend Lanzinger to serve as judge, while 44 percent said they would recommend him. 38 percent of respondents said they would not recommend Lanzinger.
Lanzinger said he was "happy with the results" of the poll.
"I think I've got a very good reputation among my peers," he said. "I am a strong advocate for my clients, but I still treat my fellow council respectfully."
Lanzinger, a Toledo native and Iraq War veteran, has practiced law since 1998; he worked for the Ohio Attorney General's office before being appointed to the bench.
Highest marks: DeBacker
Of all of the candidates running for judge, DeBacker received the highest percentage of highly recommend or recommend votes in the poll. While 30 percent of TBA members said they would highly recommend DeBacker for the position, 45.7 percent said they would recommend her. The final 23.7 percent said they would not recommend DeBacker.
Phillips received the lowest numbers of the three candidates. With 9.2 percent of those polled saying they would highly recommend him, while 42 percent said they would recommend him. The remaining 48.2 percent would not recommend Phillips for the bench.
Phillips said he had a mixed reaction when he saw the results of the Bar Association's poll.
"It was about 50/50," Phillips said. "I just figured it was OK."
Phillips said he felt the Toledo Bar Association's poll, which is taken during each judicial election, was not indicative of the Toledo legal community as a whole.
"We don't give it much credence," Phillips said. "It's not representative of the legal community, and it's heavily weighted with Democrats."
Lanzinger agreed.
"They're somewhat hard to predict," Lanzinger said. "I don't know who actually participates in the polls, but I assume those that didn't are backers of the other two candidates."
Jenna Grubb, the director of communications for TBA, said the poll is not meant to endorse candidates and that the poll's results are open to analysis by both the candidates and voters.
"It's not the kind of poll that asked people for reasoning, so we can't ascribe meaning to the numbers," Grubb said.
Grubb said members of the TBA are highly qualified to make the recommendations.
"Legal professionals are trained and practice in law, and these are people who have close professional associations with the candidates," she said.
Also running for a judgeship is current Municipal Court Judge Amy Berling, running unopposed to retain her position. Of the TBA members polled, 13 percent said they would highly recommend her, 34.2 voted recommend and 52.8 percent would not recommend.
Suburban races
The poll also asked Toledo Bar Association members about two suburban judge races.
In the Perrysburg Municipal Court race, 23.5 percent of respondents said they would highly recommend attorney Molly Mack to the bench. While 48.7 percent said they would recommend her and 27.8 percent said they would not recommend her.
Also running in Perrysburg is City Councilman Thomas Mackin. The poll found 39.9 percent of TBA members said they would highly recommend Mackin, while 48.7 percent would recommend and 11.4 percent would not recommend him.
Judge Mark Reddin of Bowling Green's Municipal Court is running unopposed in his race, and received the highest number of highly recommend votes out of all candidates in all area races. With 55.2 percent of respondents saying they would highly recommend him, 41 percent responded recommend. Only 3.8 percent said they would not recommend Reddin.
While the poll focused on TBA members' votes, Grubb said that citizens could make use of the information the poll provides when deciding who to vote for.
"They could read the polls, talk with attorneys they might know and talk with friends who use the legal system," Grubb said.
Tags: Amy Berling, Gretchen DeBacker, Jenna Grubb, Joshua Lanzinger, Kenneth Phillips, Mark Reddin, Michael Goulding, Thomas Mackin, Toledo Bar Association


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Weidman suffered the fate of Okami. #1 contender but fucked by injury.
Weidman suffered the fate of Okami. #1 contender but fucked by injury.
So you can argue Rockhold as more deserving and accomplished over Weidman... but because Chris is a better stylistic matchup with Anderson, he should get the nod.... Yet you can easily argue that Evans is an even worse matchup for Anderson... Look at who he has fought, all of his experience. He has the wrestling, the speed, power. Solid technically everywhere. One of the best MMA wrestlers out there. Look at what he has done at LHW, and where he is ranked.... Yet it is crazy to give him a shot at Anderson... Hell a lot of those same people were in favor of Frankie fighting Aldo right off the bat.
I like Weidman and hope he is the next to face Anderson. It would be a good fight, he is clearly deserving... but all this talk about Anderson "ducking" him is ridiculous... or that he is in a class of his own, no one else deserves it like he does.
Its funny to see people on here pick apart Bispings record and state why he should be ranked high... Yet by their own standards... Munoz and Maia should not have been ranked that high either... Munoz is not a bum, he is a top10 MW... but NOT a top5 MW... I really dont put him much above someone like Stann... His best win at MW was an ugly win over Leban, who isnt ranked high... Bisping and Stann easily beat him more soundly. And a very close win over Maia... He had some wins over some known fighters, like Grove, CB, but no1 great.... guys Bisping would be accused of padding his record. He got tooled technically by Okami.
I like Weidman, he was an exciting up and coming fighter... but really? Anderson was looking for fights with GSP and Jones(not 1 without the other) and he is being accused of being scared of Weidman...
He was asked who he would fight if the GSP fight didnt happen... He said possibly Bisping or Weidman.
When has he ever been offered a fight with Chris... and I love the fact that Chris has been off the shelf since August... and when Anderson takes the fight with Bonner it somehow related to Weidman, who was not able to make the Brazil card... THEN got injured again, and Anderson is still ducking him... Damn...
Reminds me of how Anderson was ducking Sonnen after he took the Okami fight... got injured and fought Sonnen in his very next fight... Chris gives one hint that Anderson is ducking him and the fans run with it as if its gold. He learned well from Chael.
We have not seen the UFC offer him the Weidman fight, and why would they even offer him a fight against someone who is currently injured? it makes no sense... But yes, Anderson is probably scared... He'll run off and fight some pushover like Lombard or Rockhold.... What a disgrace... what have they done...
Weidman wouldn't have fought in the Octagon in a year and he would be coming off of an injury...he is not the #1 contender anymore. The same with Evans when he decided to wait for Shogun to recover, but then got injured. Too much time has passed imo.
If Lombard beats Okami impressively, they can build that up, but if he loses, it only establishes Weidman more solidly as the #1 contender. Not saying that he will get the shot, as they could easily go with Rockhold for the champion versus champion billing, but let's not kid ourselves to thinking that anyone else is the #1 contender besides Weidman at this point.
But good god, it's been talked about to death. The only reason we have to keep having the "ducking" conversations now is because you bring it up in every fucking thread. Just like you turn threads about Bisping into flame wars on Weidman. Get over it.
Anderson has since said that he would probably fight Bisping or Weidman. Yet you choose to ignore that.
Bisping just clearly lost... Hector is tied up... Weidman is looking like he may get his shot sooner than later...
I dont think the UFC or Anderson were trying to withhold a shot from Weidman at all, why would Dana want to do something like that. He just doesnt get the fight when he wants it. Andreson has to be good to go, as well as the UFC setting it up.
He called out Anderson right after he beat Munoz, a few days after Anderson beat Sonnen... and rightfully so, good for him. He needed some exposure to try and get him a title shot... only he has been out since August... that little detail is being left out...
people are bitching about Weidman not getting his shot, while he is currently rehabbing an injury.
No thanks.
I hope this isn't too big, because it's awesome.
For me I think Rashad would be the best match for Anderson currently but the weight cut makes it a question mark. I would have preferred to see him fight someone at 185 instead of his current match with Lil Nog which makes no sense at all. I think Rockhold and Weidman both have about the same claim to a match with their current records.
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I want to let you all know the good news! [:)] Baby Lucas, (b. 4/22/04(31 wks.) overcame his distended tummy problem and is now nursing. I do think that he was being fed too fast in NICU). Thus far ("knock on wood"), he was taken out of NICU and placed in an intermediary care unit. I f all continues to go well, it is expected that he will come home next weekend! MD's were anticipating his discharge at beginning of June and were pleased to tell us the good news.
Tomarrow,Mother's Day, my daughter and I will go layette shopping to prepare for his homecoming! After all the Fears, this news is such welcome relief! My daugh's bp is beginning to stabilize, however, she is on a temp 3 med bp regime which has to be changed(1 med causes headaches). If anyone has any suggestions for good books on preemies, please let us know. Thanks again for all of the help and support you have given us. HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY to all of you great moms!.........Marlene


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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for July 16, 2013. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the "Crime" tab.
Stephen Joe Clemons, 34 — disorderly conduct
Antonio Jermaine Green, 31 — grand larceny two counts
Calvin Marcel Patten, 39 — forgery less than $10,000
Danny James McKenzie, 49 — cruelty to children
Christine Ottillie Jones, 26 — violation of probation
Jaime Jimenez Maldonado, 40 — no proof of insurance, no valid driver's license, driving too fast for conditions, possession of altered driver's license, failure to obtain license plate, hold for Immigration Customs Enforcement, hit and run
Theresa Ann Kosinki, 41 — failure to return license plate and registration, driving under suspension
Gregg Steven Wall Jr., 27 — simple possession of marijuana
Susan Bess Turner, 64 — driving under the influence
Richard Corbett Leftwich, 25 — petit or simple larceny
Harry Sydnor Willis Jr., 63 — contempt of drug court
Bradley Aaron Watkins, 29 — assault and battery third degree
Tommy Gardner, 62 — operating uninsured vehicle
Donnie Jo Carallo, 41 — driving under the influence
Lisa Ann Preston Greene, 45 — failure to pay as ordered bench warrant
Robert Scott Hiott, 38 — driving under the influence
Roosevelt Scott, 63 — driving under the influence
Michael Gary Pace, 29 — driving under the influence first offense
Christopher Bruce Bloomingburg, 31 — hit and run
Donald Bartholomew Mizell, 65 — open container, driving under the influence
Cindy Kay Rearden, 27 — shoplifting less than $2,000, trespassing after notice, shoplifting commitment, giving false information, disorderly conduct
Charlie Eugene Weathersbee Jr., 29 — failure to pay family court
Robert Jonathon Crean, 23 — pedestrian in roadway
Tami Lee Johnson, 36 — simple possession of marijuana
Larry Wayne Chambers III, 22 — disorderly conduct
Jacob Edward Compton, 24 — shoplifting second offense
Kathryn Elizabeth Dooley, 34 — possession of controlled substance
Hope Yvonne Williams, 24 — disorderly conduct
Joshua Lee Dooley, 35 — driving under suspension second offense
Jesse Andra Green, 31 — disorderly conduct, trespassing, failure to comply with order
Harold Shannon Maness, 43 — driving under the influence
Daniel Lee Hecker, 25 — disorderly conduct, assault and battery third degree
Walter Kip Reeves, 44 — driving under the influence
Lewis Linzy Butler Jr., 21 — simple possession of marijuana, indecent exposure
Ted Lamar Scott, 18 — trespass after notice
Shawn Hicks, 34 — fraudulent check
Michael Leonard Johnson, 28 — trafficking cocaine, possession of controlled substance
Ricardo Renaldo Rouse, 26 — malicious injury to personal property
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Norman Leads Hawks In Win vs. Alfred
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HAMBURG, NY – The Hilbert Hawks women's soccer team improved their record to 3-2 for the season after a big home win against Alfred University September 13. The final score for the contest was 3-0, led by Hilbert's Kayla Norman {in photo to right} with two goals, and Megan VanNorman who had the other score.
It was a very physical game with many fouls called throughout. The Hawks out-shot Alfred 10-6 for the game and Mary Zinni had three saves as the winning keeper for Hilbert. Alyssa Hulbert and Sarah Schmidt were each credited for an assist to Norman's two goals. Alfred, who had three shots on goal, dropped to 1-4 on the season.
Hilbert has a string of away games, before returning home to host a conference competitor, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, at 1:00pm on Saturday, September 24.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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