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Benjaman J. Bull, beloved husband of Coy L. Bull, passed away with his family by his side on Monday, April 22. Benjaman was born in Harleyville, SC on May 13, 1930, the son of the late Benjamin and Mattie Matilda (Mizell) Bull.
Known as JB or BJ to his friends, he graduated Harleyville High School in 1947. Ben joined the Air Force in 1950 and served in the Korean War until 1954. In 1953, he married Coy Paige Lindsey in Pascagoula, MS. After his honorable discharge from the Air Force, Ben and Coy moved to Summerville, SC where Ben started work at the Charleston Air Force Base as a metrologist. He worked there until his retirement in 1984. He also ran his own television repair service, "Bennie's TV Service", from his home shop in Summerville. In 2003, he and Coy moved back to his childhood farm in Harleyville and built a home.
Ben and Coy were lifelong members of the Stallsville United Methodist Church in Summerville. He served there on the board of trustees and also taught Sunday school.
Along with his wife Coy of 59 years, Benjaman is survived by sisters Theresa Leigh of Charleston, SC; Deloris Jenkins of Sanford, NC; Betty Dantzler of St. George, SC; Eleanor Childers of Fort Mills, SC; a son Victor Bull and wife Cindy of New Milford, CT and their children Alison and Lindsey; a daughter Angela Bull and husband Frank Kaputa of Glastonbury, CT and their children Ziv and Zoe. He was predeceased by his brother Jack.
Funeral services will be held 1 P.M. Saturday April 27, 2013 at Stallsville United Methodist Church in Summerville. Burial will follow at Bethel United Methodist Church in Harleyville. Visitation will be 5 to 7 P.M. Friday evening at Bryant Funeral Home, 607 N. Parler Ave., St. George, SC 29477.
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Highlanders beat Knights in day game
HUNTINGTON -- With a daytime boys basketball contest played Thursday in front of the entire student body, Huntington High coach Ron Hess didn't quite know what to expect from his Highlanders.
It turns out they were all in the Valentine's Day spirit.
The Highlanders were sharing the love against Cabell Midland, distributing the basketball well and getting a complete team effort in a 63-43 win over the Knights at Lucas-Archer Gymnasium.
"When you come into this type of atmosphere in front of all your peers, you get afraid as a coach that the guys are going to try to show off," Hess said. "I thought this was one of the better games that we've played team offense and shared the basketball.
"A lot of times today, we passed up a pretty good shot for a better shot. That was huge for our kids."
The offensive wealth was spread evenly as Arick Nicks finished as the Highlanders' lone double-figure scorer with 14 points despite foul trouble, which plagued both teams in the game.
Huntington High's guard play was crucial on both ends of the court. Nick Tubbs and Chancelor Wooding both added nine points. Tavian Dunn-Martin netted eight and Nathan Demoss chipped in seven. Each player contributed at least three steals defensively, as well.
Hess singled out Tubbs' performance as one of the game-changers.
The junior point guard was aggressive in each phase of the game, whether it was attacking the basket and dishing to teammates or getting the Highlanders in their multiple defensive sets to keep Cabell Midland's offense off base.
"When Nick plays like he did today and he's setting our offense and getting everyone involved, that sets the tone for the entire game," Hess said. "He did a great job of getting us into our offenses and also getting us into our defense. He did a great job of running our team."
With the gym packed full of Highlander students plus fans, Huntington High's multiple defensive looks kept Cabell Midland's guards out of rhythm and led to an early double-digit deficit for the Knights.
Six of the Knights' 21 turnovers came in the first quarter and Huntington High turned those miscues into points on the other end to jump out to a 15-5 lead at the end of one period.
"I was disappointed that we basically couldn't just man up and run the offense," Cabell Midland coach Matthew Stead said. "If you are game-planning for them, get ahead. That's the goal. Obviously, we're not a good full-court team against their type of speed, but the deficit forced us into it and we were uncomfortable."
The lead ballooned to 34-11 at the break and grew to as many as 30 in the fourth quarter.
Sawyer Beckett led Cabell Midland with 10 points.
Huntington High's students and all fans were granted free admission into the contest free, which continued the annual day-time series between the teams. The game was also a make-up from a previous postponement when school was closed due to snow.
CABELL MIDLAND 5 6 11 21 -- 43: Fraley 3, Bickford 4, Pettit 2, Leonard 8, Harbour 1, Perry 2, Adkins 9, Wilcox 3, Beckett 10, Matthews 1.
HUNTINGTON HIGH 15 19 14 15 -- 63: Nicks 14, Tubbs 9, Wooding 9, Demoss 7, Dunn-Martin 8, Washington 4, Howard 3, Miller 2, Meadows 7.


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Everyone knows that Virginia abounds in history. Our beloved state is known as the "Mother State" because we were the first state colonized. Virginia is also known as the "Mother of Presidents," because eight men who became our nation's supreme leader were born on this hallowed ground.
Before I go any further, I need to address a false claim by Ohio, which, apparently, will lay claim to just about anything, except the Cleveland Browns. Ohio claims to be the birthplace of flight because the Wright brothers were born in that state, choosing to forget the fact they chose North Carolina as the place to make history. While I find that annoying, the false claim that gets my goat, burns my bacon, scorches my chicken is the state's claim to … wait for it … being the "Birthplace of Presidents," Yea, that's right those buckeyes bozos are trying to undercut the Old Dominion.
Ohio claims to have birthed eight future presidents, while claiming that Virginia has produced just seven. A little research has straightened out this discrepancy. Those buckeyes claim William Henry Harrison, our ninth president. However, records show Harrison didn't live in Ohio until after he was married in 1795. He was born at Berkeley Plantation in Charles City County, Virginia. So there buckeyes, suck on that.
Now, let's move on to a question I have about Old Virginnie, What has happened to our once great state? Many Virginians were key players in the founding of this nation and three of the first six presidents were homegrown. But since Woodrow Wilson, who was president from 1913-1921, we've been, for the most part, a non-player on the national scene. Before I go any further, I need to set the record straight. When I was in high school, students learned Wilson was a great president. I learned later, he was a racist and we had more foreign interventions (nine) under him than any president in our history. I'm sure Eric Cantor still admires him, though.
So, with Virginia falling off the face of the presidential map, it's only natural that we need something to catch the eye of our fellow states. Well, my friends, our lawmakers are doing their best to bring us back to the forefront. I'm sure everybody knows our legislators are much more concerned with women's reproductive organs than they are getting automatic weapons off the streets. Yep, those darn vaginas are the problems, not weapons designed for killing as many people in the shortest amount of time as possible.
On top of that, a proposal to study whether Virginia should adopt its own currency is apparently gaining support in the state legislature. One supporter is Republican Del. Robert Marshall, who wants a 10-member panel appointed to study this matter. Marshall wants a return to the gold standard, which was suspended in 1933 by Franklin Roosevelt. By the way, Fort Knox is empty, according to the History Channel. It must be remembered though that the History Channel also televised a program raising the question, "Did space aliens attend the first Thanksgiving?" Oh, by the way, the answer is "yes."
Now, if Virginia decides to print its own money, backed by actual gold, our government will need a lot of the shiny stuff, and a place to keep it. I've already decided to offer storage space in my basement, free of charge. In addition, we need to decide who should be on our currency. Marshall has already ruled out Jefferson Davis and Dave Matthews, and since Washington and Jefferson are already on coins, they are, in my opinion, right out. However, that still leaves a wide-open field of famous Virginians who could adorn state currency.
I think it would be only fair to allow our citizenry to have a say so as to who will be pictured on our money. In addition to the other U.S. presidents born in Virginia, I'm sure Confederate heroes like Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson and Jeb Stuart would get mention, or possibly famous actors like Warren Beatty, George C. Scott and Shirley MacLaine …okay, nobody's going to want crazy Shirley on their money … or authors like Tom Wolfe and Willa Cather.
However, I think we need to think outside the box. If we're going to tell the rest of the U.S. we don't need your stinkin' money, well, I think we need to go in another direction. Personally, I am voting for Nat Turner, Bill "Bojangles" Robinson and Pocahontas. Turner, of course, led a great slave uprising, Mr. Bojangles could really dance around (almost as good as our current politicians dance around the real issues) and Pocahontas was a Native-American who got it on with a white man. I think they are perfect representatives of our great Commonwealth.


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Favorite Fighter: JIM MILLER.
Scariest Dude on the Planet: TYRONE SPONG.
Other Favorites: Anderson Silva, Gegard Mousasi, Joe Lauzon, Khabib Nurmagomedov, Conor McGregor, Paul Daley, Ross Pearson, Donald Cerrone, Renan Barao, Glover Texiera, & Alistair Overeem.
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I am sure next season's TUF will revolve around this... UFC is going to beat the success of female TUF into the ground, as they have with regular TUF.
Dana White 'working on' details for women's 115-pound weight class
http://mmajunkie.com/2013/11/18/dana...-weight-class/"We're just working on it," White told MMAjunkie of when the 115-pound division will debut. "I really don't have any details yet, but we're interested in it and trying to figure out how to do it."
With the women's bantamweight division being introduced earlier this year, White previously said another women's division wouldn't come along for the foreseeable future. That tone changed this week when White revealed the UFC would introduce a 10th weight class that would feature 115-pound female fighters. When asked what prompted his change of heart, White pointed out the caliber of fighters in the division was the most attractive quality.
"It's a good division," White said. "It's full of talent, and we like it."
As of now, a majority of the world's elite strawweight talent is signed to other organizations. The all-female promotion Invicta FC has a wealth of quality fighters that would make a perfect addition to the division when it inevitably comes together. A majority of those fighters could be locked up in exclusive deals, though, which would make signing with the UFC explicitly more difficult.
In the past the UFC has purchased other promotions as a means of obtaining talent, but in this circumstance, White says attempting to buy out Invicta would be a blow to the overall development of women's MMA.
"We can't just go out and buy up all these companies and make them go away," White said. "These companies need to exist. If Invicta went away, it's an outlet for women to get fights, get experience, get paid – it would not be good if that went away."
For now, White is focused on hammering out the necessary details for the UFC's fifth new weight class in just under three years and is eager to create the division and give women in the sport more opportunities.
"I like it," White said. "I'm working on it."
And if you want beef, then bring the ruckus
I'd rather see them keep well known male fighter instead of adding tiny women nobody knows or cares about.
Leben 'em dead and maimed
This season of The Ultimate Fighter famously featured for the first time both male and female competitors.
MMAFighting's Dave Meltzer recently noticed a clear pattern this season - people are more interested in the female fights than the male fights.
There has been an up-and-down pattern in the ratings. As in, the week of a women's fight, the audience is up. The two women's fights, airing on Sept. 12 and Sept. 26, did 870,000 and 778,000 viewers live. The men's fights on Sept. 19 and Oct. 3 did 639,000 and 640,000. While the live ratings are down with the move to Fox Sports 1, most weeks it has been the most watched sports event on television for the night, particularly in the target Male 18-49 demographic.
The women's MMA is so thin adding another division makes so little sense. Guessing Dana is going to try and hype attractive girls.
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Birth Place: New York City, United States
Years Active: 1997–present
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Birth Place: New York City, United States
Years Active: 1997–present
Genres: Pop
Alana Davis (born May 6, 1974 in New York City) is an American singer-songwriter. Her father, Walter Davis, Jr., was an African-American pianist who played alongside such jazz greats as Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie. A record deal with Elektra Records produced Davis' first two albums; ''Blame It on Me'', which was chosen as one of ''Times five best albums of 1997, and 2001's ''Fortune Cookies'', which featured production by The Neptunes and Ed Tuton. She released videos for the songs "32 Flavors" and "Crazy". Davis achieved a radio hit with the single "32 Flavors" from her debut album. The song is a cover version of a track written and previously recorded by Ani DiFranco. ''Blame It ... Continue Bio >>
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Apple releases iOS 6.0.1 and Updater for iPhone 5
Apple has released iOS 6.0.1, a bug fix revision, for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. If you're using an iPhone 5, Apple has also released an Updated for iPhone 5 which will download and run before the iOS 6.0.1 update. Here's what Apple has to say:
This update contains improvements and bug fixes, including: - Fixes a bug that prevents iPhone 5 from installing software updates wirelessly over the air - Fixes a bug where horizontal lines may be displayed across the keyboard - Fixes an issue that could cause camera flash to not go off - Improves reliability of iPhone 5 and iPod touch (5th generation) when connected to encrypted WPA2 Wi-Fi networks - Resolves an issue that prevents iPhone from using the cellular network in some instances - Consolidated the Use Cellular Data switch for iTunes Match - Fixes a Passcode Lock bug which sometimes allowed access to Passbook pass details from lock screen - Fixes a bug affecting Exchange meetings
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Apple releases iOS 6.0.1 and Updater for iPhone 5
I was able to download it just fine over the air.
[edit] I'm a liar ;-) It was downloading just fine... or so I thought. Apparently it was just getting ready to download over the air and then immediately failed once the actual download part was to start.
the icon disappears after installation
It's not only for the iphone5 the 4s got it too. The updater is just for the iPhone 5
Not showing up as available OTA for the 4S.....
Are those moving gears new? It threw me off. Pretty cool though.
It started with the iOS 6 update. Yeah it's pretty cool. As is the shredding function in passbook!
I have not updated, and mine still crashes. This is a FB issue not a 6.0.1 issue.
That doesn't make sense. Facebook was working fine for me prior to updating.
We're not talking infrequent crashes. It crashes every single time.
Same with me. I did not update, and it crashes.... every time.
Updated my 32 gb white att iPhone 5, no problems with the fb app on my side.
Facebook works perfectly fine for me on the new 6.01 update.
I haven't updated to iOS 6.0.1 yet but the Facebook app is crashing on iOS 6 on my iPod touch 5 and 4S but the app only crashes for me when I sign in and this starting happening about 2 hours ago
For all you iPhone 5 owners that are having poor battery life.......connect your phone to your computer and back up your phone to itunes. After your phone is finished backing up, remove it and erase all content on your phone, then reconnect your phone to your computer and reinstall the backup to your phone from iTunes.
My battery life was horrible going down 20 to 30% within two hrs from a full charge. after I did this my phones battery lasts all day. As i write this now, my phone is at 60% and its been off the charger for 16+ hrs and LTE is turned on.
Try this if your having poor battery life. It should improve it.
Downloading now.... Hope it helps they time and date issues some of us are having
I hope the Exchange calendar thing is really fixed. It was causing some serious issues at work.
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Friday, October 26, 2012
SC Department of Revenue Responds to Cyber Attack, Will Provide Credit Monitoring and Identity Theft Protection to Taxpayers
Hacker illegally obtained credit card and Social Security numbers
The S.C. Department of Revenue today announced that approximately 3.6 million Social Security numbers and 387,000 credit and debit card numbers have been exposed in a cyber attack. Of the credit cards, the vast majority are protected by strong encryption deemed sufficient under the demanding credit card industry standards to protect the data and cardholders. Approximately 16,000 are unencrypted.
To protect taxpayers, the state will provide those affected with one year of credit monitoring and identity theft protection. Officials emphasized that no public funds were accessed or put at risk.
On October 10, the S.C. Division of Information Technology informed the S.C. Department of Revenue of a potential cyber attack involving the personal information of taxpayers, said DOR Director James Etter. We worked with them throughout that day to determine what may have happened and what steps to take to address the situation. We also immediately began consultations with state and federal law enforcement agencies and briefed the governors office.
Upon the recommendation of law enforcement officials, DOR contracted Mandiant, one of the worlds top information security companies, to assist in the investigation, help secure the system, install new equipment and software and institute tighter controls on access.
On October 16, investigators uncovered two attempts to probe the system in early September, and later learned that a previous attempt was made in late August. In mid-September, two other intrusions occurred, and to the best of the departments knowledge, the hacker obtained data for the first time. No other intrusions have been uncovered at this time. On October 20, the vulnerability in the system was closed and, to the best of the departments knowledge, secured.
The number of records breached requires an unprecedented, large-scale response by the Department of Revenue, the State of South Carolina and all our citizens, said Governor Nikki Haley. We are taking immediate steps to protect the taxpayers of South Carolina, including providing one year of credit monitoring and identity protection to those affected.
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
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I had a centipede invade my house last week! I've never seen a centipede before! THEY'RE HIDEOUS!!!!!!!!
!!!! !!! !!!!
Boy, I Raided that sucker. I Raided it good.
And then I sprayed it from this angle.
And then I sprayed it from this angle.
And then I sprayed it from this angle!!
Here's a top view of me spraying it.
And then I vacuumed it up!
And then I took out the vacuum bag and stomped on it!
And then I set the vacuum bag on fire!!
And then I stuffed the bag down the garbage disposal.
HA! That'll show it.
But just to be safe, I sprayed the entire apartment, including the walls and down the drains and stuff.
The rest of the night I had a weird cough and the world looked like this:
But I still couldn't sleep, because I kept imagining centipedes crawling everywhere.
I ended up spending the rest of the night like this.
The shadows were jumping.
I was pretty sure I had the bug isssssue taken care of.
Until this morning.
I decided it came back probably because I hadn't sprayed everything well enough. So this time I really sprayed the place!
cough cough
Ok. Well so far I haven't seen any more bugs. But, really...I've got to figure out a permanent solution here. Either I A) Need to find a bug spray that works better, or B) Get me a husband already so he can smash all the bugs. Aaargh! I hate marrying for the wrong reason!
Although, I dunno...
I kinda like how I feel right now.
37 comments:
- Julie said...
Heather, you make me laugh, and I can't stop!
- April 20, 2011 at 12:27 PM
- Julie said...
And I love your monkey Bobo!
- April 20, 2011 at 12:28 PM
- Julie said...
By the way, I have found that husbands are good for other things too, although, killing centipedes is a very nice perk!
- April 20, 2011 at 12:35 PM
- Chantele Sedgwick said...
Ha ha ha! :D You are hilarious!:) I hate bugs as well. Especially spiders. SICK!
- April 20, 2011 at 12:36 PM
- Jessica L. Foster said...
Ha ha! This is hilarious! Ps: Don't go to Florida--you wouldn't last a minute there . . . :D
- April 20, 2011 at 12:48 PM
- Brittany said...
Ha ha ha! I love it! Make sure you actually CHECK with your suitor before you marry him to make sure he is willing to kill the bugs. I was excited not to have to kill spiders anymore, until I realized my husband is more terrified of them than I am! :)
- April 20, 2011 at 12:56 PM
I love it Heather!!! I'll tell you, whatever husband gets you is gonna be one lucky guy, I mean who doesn't want to smash bugs!!! :) It's like having a birthday!
~your cuz Joseph Meservy
- April 20, 2011 at 12:58 PM
- Faunice said...
Love your bug removal technique, Heather. Call a professional to spray. It will be cheaper than using a can of raid and a vacuum bag on each bug!
- April 20, 2011 at 1:39 PM
- Ramona said...
hahahhaha! This is brilliant! I hate all bugs with a passion! Centipedes are the worst!! Soooooo ugly! love the sketches, made my day!
- April 20, 2011 at 1:48 PM
- Jenilyn Tolley said...
Thanks for the laugh, Heather! Husbands are definitely good for bug smashing. But now that we have kids and he isn't here to smash them, I STILL have to do it and I have to pretend that it doesn't scare me. You'd think I'd be used to it since my older sister made me do it while we were growing up. Maybe one of your sisters would be up for that...? :)
- April 20, 2011 at 2:27 PM
- P. Daniel Quinney said...
Gah! The internet ate my comment!
Your methods remind me of when I lived in a basement apartment in Logan. One afternoon, I found a hobo spider a couple feet away from me on the floor, very much alive (if you've never met a hobo spider, be grateful. They are MEAN). I am sure that spiders and bugs everywhere now remember that fateful day, and in their languages, it is known as the "Great Basement Cleansing". I got them good! May they rest in pieces.
One of the best ways of keeping bugs out is to simply remove their food sources. This usually consists of crumbs and/or other bugs, so the trick is to keep clean. If you can, spraying around the outside of the apartment can create a barrier for any bugs trying to get in. However, this doesn't stop spiders from getting in, but it does keep their food source out, so it will reduce their numbers. Alternatively, you can use a bug bomb to clean out the inside, but be warned: these are nasty. You have to close off every door and window, and any food that isn't properly sealed will become a poison. Also, there is a chance that the fumes can leak into neighboring apartments, which can make the process really messy, since poisoning neighbors is generally frowned upon. You would also need to give the apartment a nice cleaning right afterwards, since it leaves a bit of residue.
That said, I say get 'em good! Make them pay for trespassing on your domain. Give them reason to fear your mad bug-killing skillz.
(There's a certain chemical that works wonders on most bugs, but I can't remember it offhand. Next time I'm at Lowes or the Home Despot, I'll see if I can't fish up the products.)
- April 20, 2011 at 2:54 PM
- P. Daniel Quinney said...
Wow, that was certainly a wall-o-text. Sorry, I tend to get carried away with this stuff.
- April 20, 2011 at 2:54 PM
- Aaron Ludwig said...
Heather, you make me laugh.
And I love that the fumes of the Raid make it look like you draw in MS Paint. :)
- April 20, 2011 at 4:04 PM
- Kristy said...
It is worth the 65 dollars to have the bug guy come. I rarely see living bugs in my house anymore and life is good!
- April 20, 2011 at 5:44 PM
- Cialina at Muggle-Born.net said...
LOL! I love the drawings, but I do hope you get some sleep tonight. :/
- April 20, 2011 at 6:08 PM
- Courtney Autumn Martin said...
I'm cracking up from this, also because to my husband who pretty much loves everything, there is NOTHING worse than a giant house centipede! The only creature he wishes did not inhabit this earth.
- April 20, 2011 at 8:36 PM
- Taelifoe said...
Wow....you totally just made my day. I have declared war on the little nasties in our house so many times that it's become routine. Anyway, great job!
- April 20, 2011 at 11:13 PM
- Gabapple said...
ROFL. I LOVE your sketches! SO full of life. HAHAHA.
Yeah. Husbands are so good for killing bugs. Except that Aaron usually takes spiders and puts them outside. I SAY DEATH TO THEM. BLAH.
- April 20, 2011 at 11:53 PM
- LeishaMaw said...
Seriously laughed until I cried. You are so awesome!
- April 21, 2011 at 10:54 AM
- Jonathan Lankry said...
I laughed so noisy that i woke up everybody at home !!
- April 21, 2011 at 3:40 PM
- Anthony Holden said...
If your husband is brave enough to stomp out a killer centipede, how could that be the wrong reason?
Meanwhile, have you tried diplomacy?
- April 22, 2011 at 1:18 AM
- Heather Dixon said...
@Anthony - You know, that's actually a pretty good point. Maybe marrying for bug-squashing skills *is* the right reason...Every girl I know does it... XD
- April 22, 2011 at 7:54 AM
- Rem-Brant said...
Ah yes, the house centipede. Disgusting little monsters. I had never seen one either until I lived in downtown SLC. It appeared out of nowhere in my bathroom sink and it writhed like an unholy demon trying to crawl out. My wife took one look at it and felt queasy. Yuck!
I'd use one of those roach bomb thingies and spend the next few days at a friend's...
- April 22, 2011 at 1:09 PM
- Scott said...
I make Mary squish the bugs
- April 23, 2011 at 10:39 AM
- dixon.mary said...
It's true. But Scott's bow staff skills totally make up for it.
- April 23, 2011 at 5:38 PM
- pbcbstudios said...
very funny!
- April 26, 2011 at 5:36 PM
I had a good laugh. As I still live with my parents and brother my solution to situations like that are like: "DAAAAAAAAAAD!". It really works!
- April 30, 2011 at 3:13 PM
Just finished Entwined and loved it. You're on my automatic to read list now. And this post made me laugh so much. I've only seen a centipede once, thank goodness.
- April 30, 2011 at 8:30 PM
- rhinemouse said...
Ahahaha. Exchange the "centipedes" for "cockroaches and carpenter ants," and this post summarizes my junior year of college. I'm still surprised I don't have permanent Raid-related brain damage.
BTW, I found your blog because I was googling for info on Entwined, which I recently read and loved. It's an awesome book!
- June 6, 2011 at 9:48 AM
- Heather Dixon said...
@Anonymous: Why thank you so much!
@Rhinemouse: Congratulations you found me! I am one of those hidden writers. I'm so glad you liked the book! ^_^
Also: Bugs are evil.
- June 6, 2011 at 10:37 AM
- Aria said...
Scariest bug situation ever? My parents had a house built in a quiet neighborhood in the middle of nowhere in a part of the neighborhood no one had built in yet. There were bugs here that have never before been disturbed by man. The first year involved several hornets nests IN THE HOUSE and gigantic spiders. being a night wanderer I kept stepping on them in the middle of the night. I had a huge one stick to my foot where it twitched while I screamed bloody murder trying to wipe it off on a door frame.
We finally got a brand called Hot Shot, it's in a windex type bottle and clear. Doesn't leave a residue and can literally kill a wasp midair!
- June 8, 2011 at 6:09 PM
- Catholic Bibliophagist said...
I especially hate crickets. And I'm not keen on spiders either. Roaches are disgusting.
Last week I dragged in a ladder and cleaned the cobwebs off the impossibly high ceiling in our living room. The next day I saw a hugh black splotch up where the wall meets the ceiling. I couldn't figure out what it was. Until it moved. Then I realized that it was a spider. A spider big enough to eat Tokyo. I was afraid to climb up on the ladder and vacuum it the way I did the cobwebs because it would probably crawl out of the vacuum afterwards and get me. I was afraid to climb up on the ladder and try wacking it for fear that it would fall on me. I watched in horror as it slowly crawled across the wall and behind the smoke alarm which is so high up that even on the ladder I can't read it to change the batteries. It never came out on the other side. It's still there, terrorizing me with it's invisible presence.
- August 11, 2011 at 1:10 PM
- Nisa said...
Word of advice. NEVER move to the Bahamas. The centipedes and millipedes are everywhere here and those suckers get huge!
They get the toilet in my house. After being stomped on, thwacked and, of course, sprayed. The millipedes are super resilient to bug spray, though.
Aaaaahhhhhhhhh is right!
- November 14, 2011 at 4:37 PM
- Corey Egbert said...
This is the best thing ever! I love your blog. It makes me laugh out loud. Your sequential art is perfect!
- November 25, 2011 at 8:23 PM
- JD Straw said...
I agree that bugs, such as roaches are much larger (and much scarier) in the downtown areas, at least this is true where I live, here in sunny Jacksonville, Florida. I moved into one of the senior residential places located in the heart of the downtown area and the roaches that inhabit these building are as large as buffaloes. In fact they are large enough to put a saddle on their backs and use them for transportation. The exterminator comes bi-monthly and gets rid of many of them, but not enough for me to leave all the exterminating to his little bit of spraying. I went to Lowe's and bought me one of those professional sprayer units and some of the professional grade spray and I use it in between when the exterminator is not coming in here to spray. He spends less than 30 seconds in each unit so I know how much is not being done within just a few seconds. I also always, always, keep a back-up can of Raid because it kills FAST and they definitely die and only with spraying just a little bit--you don't have to "drown" them in the spray. If you use one blast of Raid and it hits him, you won't have to keep chasing him and spraying him or wonder if he gets away through a crack or a stairwell, if he'll die because Raid always kills in just a few moments. Sometimes I later go outside of my apartment and I see either already or blundering along after they've had the shot of Raid looking like drunken men. I don't put them out of their misery. I sweep then down the stairwell and let them die alone, a slow death. They like to try to run and hide but if you've given them a direct hit of Raid you won't need to worry if after he got away did he die. I also sprinkle the boric acid roach powder into corners and behind difficult or inconvenient areas such as around behind the backs of my furniture, the corners of closets, along baseboards and even on my thresh holds and I added it to the corners of my cupboards. Up until I moved downtown I kept roaches out of my home for up to three years at a time just by doing my own spraying, using the professional grade pesticides, the boric acid powders and the trusty old reliable, always on time, back up: RAID!!! Another thing is I went to an old-fashioned feed store once and had them sell me a powerful pesticide that came in a small bottle, about 6 ounces. I had to mix it just right before I put it in my sprayer, and had to only mix enough that it would all be used on one treatment. Nothing could be left over. But it had so many cautions until I only used it once because it seemed dangerous. Couldn't let it get on clothing, skin, or accidentally inhale any of it. Had to use gloves, high socks, cover my shoes, hair, wear goggles and a face mask. That was just a little too much. I felt like Hazmat.
I stumbled upon this blog, but I must say it was a joy and an uplifting experience because of the humor and nobody trying to hurt anybody else's feelings if they didn't agree.
Everyone, please be blessed and keep your sense of humor. You never know who, dropping by, will stop long enough to be blessed by your funny comments and respecting each others points of view.
- February 1, 2012 at 9:12 AM
- Heather Dixon said...
@JD - Thank you so much for your kind words! You'll never know how much they uplifted my day :)
Also, I hear bugs in Florida, especially spiders, are very aggressive. I feel for you!
- February 3, 2012 at 3:41 PM
- Fatima B said...
ur blog is hilarious! makes me giggle every time i read it :)
<3 it!!
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Singles competition
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Q:I do not have a local Lush store. Is there any way I'm able to ship my Dream Cream containers back for reuse?Asked on 7/2/2015 by Scotty from New Orleans, LA
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A:Unfortunately we do not accept black pots through the mail, as it kind of counteracts our attempts to be environmentally friendly. But you can always check with your local recycling depot because you should be able to bring your pots there in order to have them recycled!Answered on 7/4/2015 by Sal
Q:Is there a version of this without parabens?Asked on 6/28/2015 by Akire from Covina, ca
2 answers
A:Take a look at Dream Cream Self Preserving to find a safe synthetic preservative-free formula.Answered on 6/30/2015 by Alexander from Lush Direct
A:We have a Self Preserving Dream Cream!Answered on 6/30/2015 by Pauline
Q:Is this product effective for really old scars of mosquito bites on legs?Asked on 6/24/2015 by Pinky
2 answers
A:A really great exfoliator would do the trick on old scars. Check out Ocean Salt Face and Body Scrub!Answered on 6/29/2015 by Kels from LUSH Direct
A:Most scar reducer creams have sunscreen in them. This product does not that I am aware of.
Sent from my iPhone please excuse my brevity. Mendy Peterson PA-C, MSMAnswered on 6/24/2015 by Anonymous
Q:Is this product good for sunburn?Asked on 5/29/2015 by Steph from New York
1 answer
A:Yes, Dream Cream is a great choice! The oat milk and rose water is very soothing and the olive oil will help repair and rehydrate the skin.Answered on 6/1/2015 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
Q:Would this be considered all-natural?Asked on 10/7/2014 by Jenny
1 answer
A:Our Dream Cream is not considered all natural due to some safe synthetics it contains like stearic acid, triethanolamine, cetearyl alcohol and fragrance.Answered on 10/8/2014 by Anonymous
Q:is this the same smell as the Dream Wash that u use in the shower? I tried the wash back a couple yrs ago & couldn't stand the scent.Was hoping the lotion smelled a little different.Asked on 8/15/2014 by lush 4 life from fredericksburg V.A.
2 answers
A:Dream Wash And Dream Cream smell pretty much the same. Dream Wash tends to smell a bit more like lavender.Answered on 9/25/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
A:I'm not sure what the dream wash smells like but the dream cream smells
like oats, vanilla, tea tree and granola/coco powder.Answered on 8/15/2014 by Anonymous
Q:How long does Dream Cream stay fresh for?Asked on 7/25/2014 by Angie from Florida
1 answer
A:Dream Cream is good for 14 months from the day that it was made. There will be a sticker on your pot telling you who made it, the date it was made and the date it should be used by.Answered on 9/8/2014 by Anonymous
Q:I have Ichthyosis,Keratosis Pilaris and Excema. Will this work on them even Ichthyosis?Asked on 5/15/2014 by Maya (That's Me!) from CT
2 answers
A:Dream Cream is packed with gentle, nourishing ingredients, and a lot of our customers turn to it to help soothe the skin and provide a bit of relief for the symptoms of various skin conditions. However, Dream Cream is not designed to treat the conditions themselves, so if you have any doubts about using this product, it's best to check with your physician to make sure it's right for you!Answered on 8/28/2014 by Brandy from LUSH
A:It won't cure your ailments but it won't worsen them either (that's if you're not allergic to anything). I have psoriasis and keratosis pilaris. This cream is light and soothing to the skin. It's not heavy like Ceravae or Aquaphor but it's kept in moisture and worked well with my steroid creams. On good days, without a break out, this cream kept my skin calm and did not agitate it in any way. It's a good medium and moisturizer to go along with any treatment plans you have.Answered on 5/15/2014 by Anonymous
Q:Is this product too heavy to use on dry skin without a special condition(eczema)? or should i use another type of body lotion intended for dry skin?Asked on 5/10/2014 by audrey
6 answers
A:Dream Cream is fabulous for those with dry skin! While it tends to work well for those with specific skin conditions, you will likely find success with it as well.Answered on 7/24/2014 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:Not at all! I have "simply" dry skin and I love Dream Cream, it doesn't feel heavy for me at all. It's very moisturizing, but not heavy.Answered on 5/29/2014 by Anonymous
A:I don't think so. It is a wonderful product. Just use moderately until you discover how much you need. (It won't take much.....it goes a long way)Answered on 5/13/2014 by Anonymous
A:Dream Cream isn't heavy at all! Easily absorbed into the skin and leaves you smelling like you just got out of the spa! My husband loves it!Answered on 5/12/2014 by Anonymous
A:The Dream Cream can be used anywhere on the body and works wonders on eczema There is nothing in it to make it sting like most lotions. I use it several times a day.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 5/10/2014 by Anonymous
A:Although I do have severe eczema, (on parts of my body,) I do not think
it's too heavy. For the areas unaffected by my eczema, I simply wet my
hands to thin it out. Just a little water, though.Answered on 5/10/2014 by Anonymous
Q:I am wondering if the oat would be safe for a Celiac patient? I know that some consider oat products to be safe only if it is from a gluten free source, would this fall in the no-no category?Asked on 5/3/2014 by nicole from United States
1 answer
A:Most Celiacs only have a issue with gluten being digested, so lotions are usually ok. That being said, it is always recommend that you check with your healthcare professional before using.Answered on 5/3/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
Q:Is the stearic acid in the Dream Cream derived from plants?Asked on 2/20/2014 by Alyssa from Florida
1 answer
A:Yes, the stearic acid we use is vegetable basedAnswered on 3/4/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
Q:has anybody with keratosis pilaris tried this and experienced positive results? I read a review on the potion lotion of its positive effects on this bumpy skin condition due to dryness and was wondering if this would work betterAsked on 1/11/2014 by jenn
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A:I have keratosis pilaris (on my upper arms), and I have tried Potion Lotion as well as Dream Cream. I found Dream Cream to work much better for me, and to actually WORK, at all... I've tried everything my dermatologist recommended for my KP, but nothing helped at all, until Dream Cream. It's not too heavy and greasy, but it's conditioning and moisturizing enough and doesn't leave skin dry. It also has anti-bacterial, anti-yeast, and anti-fungal properties which help to keep skin clean. I use mine right after a shower, and it has decreased my KP by about 30-40%.Answered on 3/22/2014 by Redridinghood from Grand Rapids, MI
A:Other customers using Dream Cream have had great success improving their KP. This cream helps slough off skin cells which are contributors to KP. KP is also often associated with eczema, and a lot of people with this condition rave about the positive results after using Dream Cream. The physical action of applying this lotion on the affected areas should also work to improve it.Answered on 3/8/2014 by Kendra M from LUSH Direct
A:Hello! I can tell you that I noticed a difference by using the Dream Cream. It wasn't gone completely, but it was noticeably better. However, I have not tried the Potion Lotion! If you're able to get a sample of the Dream Cream from a store near you I would give it a go. Some people don't enjoy the scent, but I adore it!
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 1/12/2014 by Anonymous
A:I do not have the condition specifically, though I have something similar on my thighs - especially in the winter months. What the Dream Cream is great for is locking in moisture. I use it after bathing and find that my skin stays moist all day - not at all greasy. This moistness allows for better exfoliation of the skin on my thighs and helps clear the skin. It takes a few weeks, but is so worth the wait. I can only imagine that it would help your keratosis pilaris. I have used the Dream Cream for nearly 6 years. I LOVE it - I've found nothing that even remotely compares!Answered on 1/11/2014 by Anonymous
Q:Is it safe to use this product on new tattoos? (usually creams that are unscented work best) would this be considered an unscented product?Asked on 1/3/2014 by julianna from United States
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A:Dream Cream definitely does have a scent to it, as it is made with a collection of beautifully fragrant oils. As for use on new tattoos, we definitely recommend asking your tattoo artist, as he/she will know best! We list all of the ingredients both on the product itself, as well as online and in stores for reference.Answered on 3/14/2014 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:I have a tattoo and I've used it on it , doesn't seem to bother my skin. It
definetly has a slight smell wouldn't say it's unscented it's made with oat
milk so to me it smells kinda like that kinda earthy but in a nice way. :)
hope this helpedAnswered on 1/4/2014 by Anonymous
Q:is it safe to use on the face?Asked on 10/14/2013 by holly
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A:You can, but it feels a little heavy (because it was made for your body). A facial moisturizer would be better because it's lighter. I put dream cream on my face right after the shower because I ran out of moisturizer (my face is REALLY dry right after a shower) and it definitely helped it.Answered on 12/2/2013 by Me from Colorado
A:We do not recommend that you use Dream Cream Body Cream on your face, only on the intended body parts. A moisturizer designed for the fine pores of the face would be a better option.Answered on 11/28/2013 by Anonymous
A:I've used Dream Cream on my face before and did not have any reaction to it. The ingredients are gentle! However, I only use it sparingly and rarely, like when I get a sunburn on my cheeks. For regular use I recommend using one of Lush's facial moisturizers! They are made for daily, facial use and are some of my favorite ever products from Lush!
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 10/19/2013 by Anonymous
Q:Has this caused anyone's eczema to get worse/flare up? I suddenly had an eczema flare up around the time I started using this, and I'm not sure if it's random, or if it's related to the product. Has anyone had this problem?Asked on 7/6/2013 by Katie from USA
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A:This isn't something that we have heard before, however, everyone's skin is different and what works for one may not work for another. We definitely recommend consulting with your dermatologist to see what is best for you, and we list all of the ingredients on the product, on our website, and in stores for you to consult!Answered on 10/4/2013 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:I was given a small sample of this about a month ago and for me, it most definitely helped my eczema and also my psoriasis. I've heard from my dermatologist that people with these conditions sometimes have to treat them with different products because everyone has different things that trigger flare ups. So for you it may be related to the cream and what's in it. Best bet, if you have a derm doctor, find out if any of the ingredients could cause a flare up for you.Answered on 7/25/2013 by Barbie from Norfolk, Va
Q:is this good for Arthritis?Asked on 7/23/2012 by Jenn from Plano Tx
1 answer
A:The Dream Cream is great for skin conditions, but because arthritis is a joint issue, finding something a bit more stimulating, that can penetrate a bit deeper, might be a better option. Call us at 1-888-733-5874, or send us an email at email@example.com and we would be happy to make some suggestions!Answered on 7/31/2012 by Laura from LUSH
Q:I have a couple of dry itchy patches on my face. Should I use Dream Cream on my face?Asked on 3/28/2012 by Anonymous
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A:As for Dream Cream, it's best used only for its intended purpose on the body and hands. For dryness and itchiness on the face, a moisturizer designed for the fine pores of the facial area would be a better option. I'd recommend the Skin Drink or the Skin's Shangri-La for very dry itchy patches on the face.Answered on 4/2/2012 by Megan from LUSH
A:DEFINITELY! I have the same and after one use, it's a whole lot better!Answered on 4/16/2012 by Male user! from Virginia
A:I would definitely give it shot if nothing else is working for you. If you're like my son, I took him to doctors and dermatologists that gave us a little of this and little of that, but nothing seemed to work. Sure enough this did the trick.Answered on 4/16/2012 by EdieViolet from SanDiego
A:Yes! I have recently developed a dry flaky patch of skin on my hairline by my ear/temple area. At first I thought I'd have to go to my dermatologist for a medical fix, but thought I'd try stuff at home first. I smoothed a little Dream Cream on the patch right before bed and within 3 days, it was gone. I noticed improvement just the next morning, but it was completely cleared up after 3 days. No problems since!Answered on 4/19/2012 by Product Junkie from Tallahassee, FL
A:I have a mixture of dry and oily skin around the t-zone on my face. I would avoid any areas that you don't want to look oily since Dream Cream has a bit of an oily feel to it, but it does help clear up the dryness when used wherever!Answered on 4/23/2012 by Stephanie Ann from Dumont, New Jersey
A:I get those sorts of patches all the time, and I wouldn't recommend using dream cream for this, as it can sometimes sting those patches is the patches are sort of hurting already. I would say to try Celestial face lotion by Lush, which works great for me!Answered on 5/16/2012 by Allison from Charlotte, NC
Q:Is it possible for this product to make me break out? I used this on my whole body for months and I loved it because it made my skin so soft and almost completely cleared up my skin condition. But now I am breaking out a lot lately on my face, shoulders, and back. The more I use it, the more acne I get. Is there something in the product that could cause acne? Is there another product that does the same job as this product without the acne causing ingredients?Asked on 3/19/2012 by Anonymous
1 answer
A:I am sorry to hear that the Dream Cream was not the one for you! I know that it works really well for lots of people, but everyone is different, and it may just be that the cream was too heavy for your skin. I personally found that our Retro product Skin Sin was a great option for a lighter body cream. It contains almond oil, which absorbs easily into the skin, and then soothing chamomile and balancing lavender, too. I would recommend looking for a moisturizer designed for your facial skin to use on your face, though, as the skin on your face is thinner and the pores are finer. Best of luck finding a cream that works better for you!Answered on 3/27/2012 by Laura at LUSH from Vancouver, BC
Q:Im an Indian with an wheatish complexion i have dark spots,ichy and tanned skin. will this Dream Cream help solve my problem.Thankyou
ANJUAsked on 2/6/2012 by anju from Edison, New Jersey
2 answers
A:Due to each person's skin uniqueness, consider trying this cream, the natural ingredients and low amount of processing make it beneficial for most any type of skin, oat milk and lavender are especially soothing to skin.Answered on 2/13/2012 by Community Answer from None
A:The Dream Cream is great for use on hand and body, but we do not recommend using the Dream Cream on the facial skin. It's best to use a facial moisturizer for this purpose. For body- Dream Cream is fantastic for soothing itching and irritation as it contains lots of soothing oils like lavender, chamomile and rose, as well as calming oats.Answered on 2/16/2012 by Megan from LUSH
Q:Is it true that Lush has changed the ingredients and that the Dream Cream is now different? I would want to buy this for my sister who has terrible exema (sp.). People said it was good for that. But then there is the review from the person who says it is no longer the same and does not work for the exema anymore... Please be honest!
Thanks!Asked on 1/30/2012 by DoISmellLush? from Williamsburg, IA
2 answers
A:The formula for Lush Dream Cream hasn't been changed. What is likely is that the Dream Cream was old. Due to the fact that a lot of the ingredients used by Lush have a shorter shelf life, they can go bad causing the texture of the moisturizer to change. Just be sure to check the use by date on the Dream Cream when you buy it for your sister.Answered on 2/2/2012 by Community Answer from None
A:The Dream Cream formula has not changed. In the summer when it's hot out, the texture can seem a bit thinner from the heat, however all its made the same way it always has been and contains all the same gorgeous ingredients.Answered on 8/30/2012 by Megan from LUSH Direct


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There wasn't much of a women's athletic department at Indiana University when Leanne Grotke-Andreas began her career there in 1965.
It was a time when "women's athletics were limping along and men's were flying across the country," said the 20-year Miramar Beach resident.
But in her 13 years at the school, she built a successful women's athletic department and also a legacy, for which she was honored last week with induction into the IU Hall of Fame.
"I feel more proud of it now than I did then," said Andreas of being named the first female Associate Athletic Director at the University, as well as in the Big Ten conference, in 1972, right as Title IX was passed to level the playing field for men and women.
In her acceptance speech of the award, Andreas thanked three hard-working visionaries who "laid a path" for the future of women's athletics: the president of the university, the athletic director and Anita Aldridge, Ph.D., Andreas' mentor and the woman who brought Andreas to IU in the first place.
"They laid the groundwork for the position, unbeknownst to me," said Andreas, calling these University leaders "forward thinking" about the future of women's athletics.
Andreas' career at IU started after she graduated from Bowling Green State University. She spent two years teaching physical education at a Kansas City high school.
In 1965, Andreas enrolled in a master's program at Indiana University, where Aldridge was the chair of the athletic department.
"She gave me my very first teaching job," said Andreas of her mentor, adding that she followed Aldridge to Indiana for support and guidance at the collegiate level.
After receiving her M.S., Andreas stayed on at IU as an assistant professor for women's physical education, which at the time included two sports — basketball and field hockey.
As well as lacking in variety, women's sports offerings lacked in competition.
"The programs were at such a level they only competed six times a year," said Andreas. "Women's athletics was at a very low."
Andreas had experienced that growing up in small-town Ohio, where playing field hockey was one of the only outlets for women to play team sports. She was disappointed to see that was true even at the university level.
And so in her first two years as an assistant professor, Andreas worked to change that, and quadrupled the offerings to include golf, volleyball, swimming, tennis, softball and gymnastics.
In the decade that followed, Andreas not only oversaw the transformation of women's sports at the collegiate level, she was a primary leader.
Aldridge and the rest of the University were "forward thinking" in their attempts to level the playing field for women's teams, and had been waiting for the opportunity to move Andreas up into a higher title.
In 1972, after the adoption of Title IX, Andreas was appointed as the Associate Athletic Director at the University, and to boot was the first woman to hold that position in all of the Big Ten conference.
"(Aldridge) realized the importance of title," said Andreas. "Women could be trampled … It led the way in the Big Ten for others to follow."
And after that, women's athletics programs began to ascend into the field of collegiate and professional sports. The Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women was formed, as the national body for women's athletics.
The group managed women's sports before the women's teams entered the NCAA. In the beginning, the AIAW had set up its women's athletic programs without the "problems men's athletics has" of recruiting and scholarships.
"We didn't permit women to have scholarships," the later-AIAW Commissioner said with a laugh, admitting it sounds "archaic," though it made sense at the time for women to compete simply for "love of the sport."
Andreas retired from coaching in 1991 after holding, notably, positions as Associate Director of Athletics at California State Fullerton, and six years on the National Collegiate Athletics Association Executive Board.
She ultimately retired and moved to South Walton.
Today, Andreas no longer plays sports, though she stays active at Grace Lutheran Church in Destin and in philanthropic efforts within the community.
But she says she looks back on her time at IU as one of her best.
"It's such a cliché to say you're at the right place at the right time … (Indiana University) supported women's athletics. I just had to show up," she said.
"I just think of it as a privilege and excitement," she added. "It was fun."


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Since 1950, more than 10,000 Trackmobiles have been put into service around the world.
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