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Is it just us, or do people with what we can only assume must be heaps of washing, take great photographs? We've noticed some amazing shots in the Flickr pool recently, involving pegs, washing lines and MiniCards. Here's a few examples:
This beautiful shot by LiaSterkenburg reminds us of guitar strings. Never mind whistling while you work, strumming a tune while you wash sounds like much more fun:
sapaho on the other hand, demonstrates the simple – but commendable – concept, of washing like colours together. Taking no risks, she's even hanging out the cards with blue pegs…
These blue pegs are a little bigger, but still make for a vibrant shot, featuring complementary colours by RONCHY
Despite missing the blue-peg memo, °Giulietta° took this perfect shot of her cards – little works of art themselves:
And last but by no means least, ash-lip puts her cards out to dry in a more unconventional way, with this little MiniCard stand, made with mini-pegs!
If you get a sunny weekend, and you're putting the clothes out to dry, why not try a shot yourself? We like to know our little cards are kept nice and clean…
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Hey, that's my picture there on top of this blog article. I'd like to do more of these things with my Moo cards, but are still thinking about some great ideas…
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PAWTUCKET - Barbara Wright, 79, entered into eternal life on Saturday at Woonsocket Health Center after an illness. She was the wife of Stephen Wright. Born in Central Falls, a daughter of the late Francis "Bibby" McDermott and Irene (Railton) McDermott.
Barbara had lived in Swansea for 2 years and also in Attleboro for more than 15 years and more recently in Pawtucket for more than 15 years. She had been employed in the jewelry manufacturing industry at Dante Jewelry, Darlene Jewelry and also at Charisma Creations. Barbara was an avid gardener prior to her illness.
She leaves 2 sons, Daniel F. Pepin and his wife Laura, and David R. Pepin all of Central Falls. She also leaves 4 Grandchildren, Christine, Jennifer, John and Julia Pepin and a Great Granddaughter Leah Pepin..
Calling hours, Wednesday, 5 until 8 pm. Her Funeral will be held Thursday, at 8:30 am from the CHARLES COELHO Funeral Home, 151 Cross St. Central Falls, with a Mass of Christian Burial in Holy Spirit Parish Church, formerly St. Matthew's, Dexter St., Central Falls at 9:30 am. Burial in Notre Dame Cemetery.
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I saw an ad on www.freecycle.org the other day that literally made me cringe. "Puppy — Free to Good Home." It took everything in me to not write the person who posted this and verbally blast them from here to smitherines! With all the information available on why NOT to give pets away– why, why — WHY would anyone do this? How can they not know the horrible fate they could be sending this little guy to?
PET PREDATORS LIVE for Opportunities Like This!
With all the news available on people who run puppy mills — a free puppy or dog is their opportunity to grow their hideous business and not have to spend a penny on breeding stock to do it. What about those awful people who raise dogs for fighting? They thrive on "FREE to Good Home" ads to help fulfill their bait dog needs. Those are just two of the most basic examples of what can happen to a pet if you give it away.
With all the news articles and stories running rampant in the newspapers, the Internet and on television — I just don't understand how any single living person could not know that giving a pet away can prove to be a death sentence or a banishment to a living hell for the precious life they so carelessly just gave away.
People Only Show You What THEY WANT YOU TO SEE
So, you put an ad in the paper to give away your dog. You get some responses and you decide from those who come to meet the intended victim that — "Oh they seem like such nice folks, surely they'll give Fido a good home." Heck, some people are so anxious to get Fido out from under foot that they don't even bother to visit with Potential New Owners #2 or #3 — they just simply hand over the little guy to the first person that knocks on their door. Although they may shed a tear or two, in the back of their minds lurk the words "Well, that was easy. Problem solved!"
Little does the previous owner know that they just handed over a life who depended on them to love and protect them, to some sleaze-ball who put on a good show and in a matter of minutes was able to gain their trust that they would take over and give the pooch a good home with all the lovin' he could possibly ask for. Pet predators are experts at getting people to trust them in order to get what they want.
The Adoptive Parent is NOT Always a Pet Preditor
I don't want to give you the idea that every single person that responds to a free pet ad is a bad person who's going to do horrible things to the pet. There are definitely good people out there who will respond to ads such as this and who will give the little guy a good home, free of abuse and neglect, a life filled with love, fun, proper food, housing and maybe even plenty of kids to play with. But how do you know for sure that's the kind of person you're entrusting your furry friend to? Answer? You don't! I have no doubt there are more Pet Predators out there than there are good people, though.
Many years ago, I used to hand feed baby parrots for breeders. Every time I took a batch of these feathered peeps back to the breeder I felt worse. It nagged at me "What the hell am I doing?" I used to sell some of these birds that I'd raised. Every time I'd send one of them home with someone, I cried and wondered — "Are they really going to a good home or did I just get snowballed into turning over a helpless people dependent pet to some lunatic who's going to abuse or neglect it?" Answer? I would never know for sure.
There finally came a day when I just could not live with myself any longer because the haunting was more than I could stand. I stopped feeding baby parrots for breeders. I decided that if these breeders were going to sell these birds to potentially evil homes, I was no longer going to be a part of helping them do this. Did I miss having these little babies? Sure I did, but I was better off without them totally than I was to live each day wondering.
SOMETHING GOOD TO BE SAID on Paying for Your New Pet
You all know Riley's Place promotes rescue and adoption over purchasing pets from breeders. There are sooooo many pets that need good homes that the shelters and rescues can't help them all. To a point pet breeders are part of the problem because they add to the pet population. No matter how well potential adopters or new owners are screened, it still comes down to the simple fact that people will only show you the side of them that makes you believe they're good people. Whether they are or not is something you'll never really know for sure. Some pet breeders don't even meet the new owners, they ship their puppies all over the country and sometimes even out of the country. All they have to go on is what the new owners put on the adoption or purchase application, perhaps some emails and a few phone calls to base their decision on that they'll adopt out or sell their pup to these people. To their credit, a careful rescue, shelter or breeder will even call the personal references and the vet the people tell them they use or will use.
Shelters and rescues normally require an adoption fee to be made before you can adopt. In some instances, the less medical attention or other care a dog may need before being adopted out, the less the adoption fee is. Some of these fees are more than reasonable and even downright cheap. Reasonable and cheap enough that Pet Predators will pay it and so they may as well be giving these pets away.
Breeders on the other hand normally charge a minimum of several hundred dollars for each pup they sell which cuts down the profit margin for those who are looking for fighting dog bait and breeder dogs for their puppy mills. Therefore, the likelihood that these insane individuals will pay the premium price of getting their stock from breeders is probably pretty close to non-existent. Responsible breeders also have a reputation to uphold. If word gets out they sold a dog into bad circumstances their reputation will go to hell and so this fact alone helps them do more to assure the dog is going to a good, safe home. Some good breeders will even do impromptu visits to check up on their pups and that to me says a lot! But you have to remember that it may not be feasible for the breeder to pull these visits on families who live a long ways away and had the dog shipped to them.
Please NO MORE FREE to Good Home Pets!
If you find you absolutely must re-home your dog, please do NOT put an ad anywhere advertising it for free. Even charging a small amount will help keep some of the dreadful people away that will only play you for a sucker or give you some sob story about how badly they want a dog but can't afford to buy one or pay a adoption fee. If they can't afford to purchase a dog, how can they expect to provide properly for it? If they can't afford to feed it, why in the hell are they looking at a large breed dog that eats more than a smaller breed?
Be HONEST With YOURSELF
Some people decide to re-home their dog because they feel the dog has behavior problems. The majority of behavior problems do not lie with the dog but with the owners. You took this dog into your home, it's your responsibility to exhaust all avenues including being honest with yourself about how you trained (or many times didn't properly train!) the dog. Seek help from responsible, respectable trainers and dog behaviorists. Contrary to popular belief, dogs are not born knowing how to behave and they cannot know how to properly and safely interact with people if you don't show them the way — and this does not mean "beating some sense into your dog". When puppies are teething they chew — this is a temporary phase which will pass and you can help keep your belongings safe through the use of a bit of common sense and simple redirection to the things that are ok for puppy to chew on. Some dogs are wired for activity that if not properly directed can turn into a nightmare. These and other things are not the dog's fault and most behavior problems can be corrected if you are willing to be honest with yourself and do what needs doing to help your dog learn proper behavior.
If You Absolutely HAVE to REHOME YOUR DOG
- Get personal and vet references. Follow up on their references before you turn the dog over to the potential new owner. Sure, personal references my lie but vets have reputations too, and I would hope there are more vets out there that really care about animals than those that are in the vet care field for all the wrong reasons.
- Don't ever meet a person or family who responds to your ad and turn the dog over to them the same day you meet them. Meet several interested parties, spend some time with them.
- If the potential new owners have children they have not brought with them to meet the dog, insist that there be another meeting that includes all the children. Don't buy the "It's a surprise for the kids." thing. This is a dog not a new toy.
- Watch how their children interact with the dog and how the parent(s) interact with the children.
- Pay close attention to how your pet interacts (or maybe doesn't want to!) with the potential adopters. Remember, our pets can sense things that we can't even imagine! If the pet isn't responding in a comfortable, friendly way — do not think for even one second "Oh, he'll be ok after awhile." Your dog is telling you something — listen to him!
- If you feel even the slightest bit uncomfortable, if your gut is nagging at you (even just a little bit) that there just isn't something quite right about these folks or that these people might not be the right owners for your dog — don't turn the dog over to them!
- Watch for slip-ups in what they say.
- Ask lots of questions.
- Have them complete an adoption application. Perhaps your local animal shelter or a rescue will allow you to copy theirs if you remove their credentials or at least help you formulate your own application.
- Call the Police Department (probably their Records Department) in the potential new owners area and find out if there are any complaints involving them and their pets, potential family violence in the home or other calls to the residence that might even remotely raise the question "Do I really want these people to have my dog?"
- Go visit their home to at least make an attempt to find out how they really live and what kind of conditions you can expect your dog may be moving into.
- Ask them to show you where your dog will spend it's time when they're not at home.
- Inquire as to what they'll feed the dog. Don't just take their word for it that it will be a good food — find out exactly what the dog will be fed and then research the food. Remember, there are many dog foods out there that shouldn't even be on the shelf.
- Make sure you know or learn to know about any dog trainer they say they may use. Some dog trainers shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a dog!


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Gearing up for a NAC Central road trips to Malone on Friday, the OFA Baseball and Softball teams both climbed to 2-0 with makeup game wins over Gouverneur on Friday.
At Father Martin Field the Devils recorded a 13-3 baseball victory and at Gouverneurs Riverside Park the Lady Devils secured a 12-4 win.
OFA 13 - Gouverneur 3: The combination of Sebastian Quintilliani (5 innings) and Jordan Miller (2 innings) blanked the Wildcats over the last six inning on just one hit after the first inning where Dylan Gibson stroked an RBI single and Aaron McEathron crushed a long two-run homerun over the rightfield fence.
Braden Felong accounted for the other Gouverneur hit.
The Devils answered with a six-run first inning and went on to collect 10 hits on the day.
Zach Barr led the winning offense with a three-run double in the first inning a two-run single in the second inning an an RBI single in a five-run third inning. John Tayler singled twice and scored three runs and DaKota Brady singled, scored three times and made a beautiful diving catch on a ball slicing down the leftfield line.
Nick Sweeney, Josh Carroll, Jon Rogers and Miller all added singles for OFA.
OFA 12 - Gouverneur 4: Riley Luckie struck out five and did not allow a walk pitching her second win in two days backed by a nine-hit offense which generated three runs in the sixth inning and five in the seventh. Jillian Lincoln led the way stroking three singles and driving three runs and Luckie stroked an RBI single and scored three runs.
Alicia Shaver singled and drove in two runs, Kalie Downie doubled, Madie Bresset singled with an RBI and Paige Perry added a single.
Taylor Andrews belted a homerun and a single for Gouverneur. Lexi Rowe lined a triple and Alysia Whitton and Isabela Spieta added singles.
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Chiarelli Willing To Deal?
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May 27 2010 12:39PM
Taylor Hall or Tyler Seguin isn't a discussion that's been confined to fans of the Edmonton Oilers. The team with the second overall pick, Boston, has a big stake in the outcome, and it doesn't sound like Bruins G.M. Peter Chiarelli is going to let Steve Tambellini make his decision without at least attempting to sway the outcome.
Around the League - Playoff Edition - Wk 6
Jason Gregor
May 27 2010 06:47AM
The Chicago Blackhawks haven't won the Stanley Cup in 49 years. Since they last hoisted the "toughest trophy in sports to win" they've lost in the Finals five times: 1962, 1965, 1971, 1973 and 1992. They made the playoffs 28 consecutive years from 1970 to 1997, so it's not like they were awful, but hockey's holy grail hasn't come close to the Windy City for a long time.
MacGregor spills the beans: Hall will go first!
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May 25 2010 11:31PM
Edmonton Oilers chief scout Stu MacGregor came out and said it Tuesday night -- the Oilers will take Windsor Spitfires star and two-time Memorial Cup winner and MVP Taylor Hall first. Then, they'll take Tyler Seguin.
May 25 2010 10:25PM
We were sitting down to read a newspaper we found on the ground when we came upon this story, about Edmonton Oiler Gilbert Brule donating $10,000 towards the facial reconstruction surgery of little Maddox Flynn, who has a rare condition called cystic hygroma, a rare malformation of the lymphatic system that causes fluid-filled lesions to develop during infancy.
Getting tough: do the Oil need an enforcer?
Jason Gregor
May 25 2010 03:11PM
Do the Oilers really need a legitimate tough guy? It wouldn't hurt, but from where I sit it a tough guy won't make them that much better. I love fighting, and I hope it is always a part of the game, but having the toughest guy in the league only helps you if he can play more than five minutes a night.


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Rupert Grint leaves Hogwarts and decides to spend his summer behind the wheel...
The Driving Lessons premiere is taking place on Monday 4th September in London, with the stars of the film, Julie Walters, Rupert Grint and director Jeremy Brock all set to attend. We have one pair of tickets to give away.
Driving Lessons is released nationwide on 8th September and stars Julie Walters, Rupert Grint and Laura Linney.
It's another dreary school holiday for the downtrodden Ben (RUPERT GRINT). Seventeen years of living in an absurdly conservative and traditional household with his overbearing mother (LAURA LINNEY) and mild mannered vicar father (NICHOLAS FARRELL) have taken its toll on young Ben. While the other kids are out having fun, Ben spends these precious few weeks attending Bible classes, having driving lessons with his mother and helping out at a local old people's home.
However, Ben's summer is about to become a whole lot more exciting when he's employed by retired actress Evie (JULIE WALTERS). Vulgar, dignified and childish all at once, she certainly is not the kind of person Ben expected when searching through the job listings in the stuffy parish magazine, "Hello Jesus". Evie enters Ben's life with a cataclysmic force, whisking him away on a series of adventures from camping, to performing Shakespeare in the garden, to attending the Edinburgh festival – where he meets Bryony (MICHELLE DUNCAN), a girl more his own age.
Evie's unconventional and often downright bizarre behaviour challenges Ben's beliefs, and forces him to confront the very idea of who he wants to be. Then, when it seems that his new found freedom is about to be taken away, Ben has to suddenly choose; should he continue to conform, or break out and live his life as his own man?
Driving Lessons is a heartfelt, touching and positively hilarious look at the effect one delightfully eccentric older woman can have on a young man with a lot to learn…
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Thursday, June 7, 2012
Thai Blockbuster Movie 'ATM' Now Showing on Philippine Cinemas
The 2012 top-grossing film of Thailand is now on the Philippines! "ATM" or "ATM Er Rak Error" is now shown in the different Cinemas all over the country and is brought by the leading film outfit Star Cinema.
"ATM" features two of Thailand's hottest stars namely Chantavit Dhanasevi (Ter) and Preechaya Pongthananikorn (Ice). It is under the direction of Mez Tharatorn (Super Mez).
To give you a quick synopsis of the said romance-comedy movie, "ATM" tells the story of Sua (Ter – Chantavit Dhnasevi) and Jib (Ice -Preechaya Pongthananikorn) who are like any other couple in this world except for one exception: for the past 5 years they have kept their relationship a secret since the bank where they are employed has a strict "No Fraternization" policy. It's not a big deal until they decide to get married. The only problem? Which one of these two Type-A overachievers will put marriage before a career and resign?
With neither willing to take the leap of faith they both turn incident into opportunity when an ATM glitch in Chonburi province cashes out over $130,000 baht. The terms are simple: whoever is able to recover the money first gets to keep their job.
The couple will turn into no holds barred competitors. Who will literally "go big" in their career or "go home" in this romantic comedy about what two people won't do for each other in the name of love? It's the age old battle of the sexes but this time around how can victory be easily declared in a war where there are no more traditional "rules of engagement."
Last Sunday, June 3, 2012, a grand presscon and red carpet premiere of the said movie took place in SM Megamall Cinema 4 and was attended by the lead stars Ter and Ice with their director Super Mez.
The movie really makes you laugh and fall in love at the same time! Filipino people warmly accepts it! Two thumbs up to this movie!
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The 4-H and Youth Development program has a great deal to offer all young people.
Lebanon County teens participated in competitive events during State 4-H Achievement Days held at Penn State University in July. Congratulations to the entire delegation for a job well done!
Thank you for your help at the Lebanon Area Fair Food Stand.
Thank you for your continued support of the Lebanon County 4-H program.
The Rags to Rabbits 4-H Club in Lebanon County has a Haitian connection. This year a 15 year old youth currently serving with his family as missionaries in Haiti enrolled in the Lebanon County 4-H Club to learn more about rabbits.
The Pennsylvania Association of 4-H Extension Agents has recognized Lebanon County 4-H Volunteers Maureen Light and Linda Siegel as the recipients of the 2012 Clover Award.


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NORWOOD - The New York State Council on the Arts, through its Presenting Organizations Program, has awarded the Norwood Village Green Concert Series $7,500 for its 40th anniversary season.
NYSCA has also established a three-year award cycle for the series and is expected to award similar grants for 2014 and 2015.
The Norwood Village Green Concert Series is further supported by additional public funds from the town of Potsdam and the village of Norwood. The total amount of public funds the series will receive in 2013 will total $15,400.
Total costs of the milestone, 40th anniversary season will be $53,000. The series has set as its fundraising goal the balance of $37,600. It expects $5,000 from foundations, $8,000 from pass the buckets and $24,600 from businesses, corporations, organizations and individuals.
The 2013 season will be a celebratory 40th anniversary blockbuster.
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This is from SD, credit to amysor. However, I also received the mail. The phone number on my mail is 1-855-611-9967. I called the number, and waited for 15 minutes to talk to an agent. The guy is very nice. It took me another 20 minutes to setup the service. He checked my address, and offered me the self installation kits. He said that I can pick up the self installation kits from the local office for free since I have my own cable modem. I have checked the coax port using my cable modem in my apartment last week. It went to the comcast activation web page, so I am sure my port is working. I am in Greenbelt, Maryland.
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Binolux 7x50 Question?
Posted 06 February 2013 - 02:48 AM
I have never been all that interested in binoculars, so any input on theses would be greatly appreciated.
My Dad gave theses to me years ago, and for the most part they stayed in a box in the closet. I am ashamed to say pretty much forgotten. A few month ago he passed away, and I was in the closet looking for something and stumbled across them.
Now he was a WWII Vet. as well as serving in the Korean War ( 20+ years on a diesel sub ) I am fairly certain he said he had them since WWII, but in all honesty I just can not remember. It is beside the point, but I thought some history on them should be noted.
Anyhow, the case is in horrible condition but the binoculars themselves are in pristine shape. I have thoroughly inspected the glass and there isn't even a fingerprint on them.
The only markings are:
next to left EP - Binolux, Coated
next to the right EP - 7x50, Lightweight, 367 ft at 1000 Yds, No E7-72594
Are they anything special, meaning are they vintage, rare etc... ( beside the obvious sentimental )? Is there anything any of you can tell me about them?
Appreciate any input,
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Posted 06 February 2013 - 04:53 AM
They look like a classic mioj with a sharp flat image and built like a tank. They have little value on the used market but a nice example though.
Oh, no no I would never sell them! I was more interested in terms of learning anything I could about them.
Thank you very much for your input on them, very much appreciated!
Posted 06 February 2013 - 06:36 AM
Posted 06 February 2013 - 10:01 AM
Check the case for markings. I suspect that it might be of military issue. Perhaps,there will be a name on the compass. If so, the case may be as valuable as the binocular.
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Posted 07 February 2013 - 12:19 AM
Arhur, I looked all over the outside and inside of the case. No markings on the outside at all and all that is on the inside, is the Binolux name on the underside of the lid embossed in the red velvet.
Like I said, they are in very good condition, no scuffs on the body at all and the lens are still mint.
Now that I have them out, I may start taking them out and using them while I image. I hate to just see them sit in a box anymore, when I can enjoy them.
Posted 07 February 2013 - 01:02 AM
I have a 7x50 Meibo, marked "Made in Occupied Japan" that looks VERY similar, as well as the case.
Posted 10 February 2013 - 09:16 AM
Enjoy using them. Probably every time you use them it might bring back some precious memories.
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Book: Figures in Silk (aka The Queen of Silks), Historical novels: England – background article
London and the Wars of the Roses
The dragging feuds of the Wars of the Roses left London relatively unscathed. Merchants, as a caste, tended to be too busy with their own business affairs to worry overmuch about the coups, battles and blood-lettings of their leaders. Yet the reign of Henry
VI – who suffered from catatonic schizophrenia and whose rule brought the collapse of England's aspirations to rule parts of France, economic depression, and the widespread collapse of law and order – was disastrous enough to jolt the merchants of London out of their stolid passivity.
The city grew so unhappy with the Lancastrian King Henry that London citizens chose to support his rival, Edward of York – a decision that helped Edward to the throne and helped him decide on what he was to call a policy of "grace" towards the merchants.
The city grew so unhappy with the Lancastrian King Henry that London citizens chose to support his rival, Edward of York – a decision that helped Edward to the throne and helped him decide on what he was to call a policy of "grace" towards the merchants.
Londoners' suspicions of the Lancastrian King crystallised when, in 1456, there were riots in London, led by mercers' apprentices, against the London Lombards. Londoners resented the fact that King Henry VI had chosen Italians, rather than English merchants, from whom to borrow money. The rioters were savagely punished by King Henry's choice of investigator, the Duke of Exeter. Exeter had a reputation for violence. The rack at the Tower of London, where he was Constable, was called "the Duke of Exeter's daughter". Exeter's decision to send the apprentices to the gallows did nothing to endear King Henry to the merchants.
Four years later, in July 1460, London let in a Yorkist army, lent its leaders £1000, and, while the army went north to fight, allowed one leader, the Earl of Salisbury, to stay with his men and blockade King Henry's Lancastrian garrison in the Tower of London. The Tower garrison was commanded by Lord Scales, a brutal veteran of the wars in France. For the first time in history, he turned the Tower's guns on the very citizens they were supposed to be defending. As well as guns, Scales used the weapon intended to be used against enemy ships that might need to be driven away if they appeared on the Thames. Called "wildfire," it was the period's napalm. It clung to targets and burned if water was thrown on it. Women and children in the streets were maimed by it.
Outraged by this Lancastrian savagery, Londoners rushed to help the Yorkist rebels. Heavy cannon were mounted opposite the Tower, on the Thames' south bank, and fired so that part of the fortress's outer walls came down. Mercer John Harowe was among the fighters besieging the Tower from St Katherine's in the east – so no food could get in. Every alderman contributed £5, then £10, then another £10, to pay boatmen for their blockade of the Tower and navvies working on fortifications. When, on July 19, the Tower garrison surrendered, Lord Scales tried to escape down the Thames in a river boat, but was recognized and lynched by a mob of boatmen. Covered in stab wounds, his body was thrown naked into the churchyard of St Mary Overy. It was a sign that Londoners' sympathies now lay firmly with the Yorkists.
For the moment, the Yorkist side, helped by its London supporters, was in the ascendancy. But, by 1461, the war was going the Lancastrians' way again – until, that is, the people of London got their revenge.
Mad King Henry's fierce French wife, Queen Margaret of Anjou, had raised an army which had destroyed the Yorkist leader (Edward's father) in the North Country. She and that army then marched south towards London to deal with Edward – himself marching towards London from Wales at the head of another army – and Edward's ally, the Earl of Warwick, who was in the south at the head of another Yorkist army.
The Queen's northern army caused devastation, looting whatever towns it came near; Londoners were terrified of the "faithless Northerners, people prompt to rob", whose speech sounded like "the hounds of Hell barking". The Prior of Croyland Abbey described them as an "execrable and abominable army" sweeping like a whirlwind from north "like so many locusts". By the time the Queen and her army turned up at the gates of London, having defeated Warwick, demanding to be let into the City, Londoners were thoroughly rattled. The sheriffs – one was John Lambert – summoned Londoners to take up arms and defend the City. The gates were closed and guarded. Shops were shut. Owners stayed home and mulled over the rumour that the Queen had granted the Northerners leave to spoil and rob London because she didn't have the money to pay them. When the Mayor told Londoners to stay in their homes as the Lancastrian army marched in, the terrified townspeople started rioting. They took the keys of the gates to stop the troops entering.
The Queen decided to retreat with her hungry army rather than anger London any further – a disastrous decision for the Lancastrians.
Shortly afterwards, Edward's Yorkist army reached London. He had no trouble gaining entry to the City. He rode in with Warwick and his Yorkist troops and got a rapturous welcome. On March 4, 1461, he was acclaimed as a rival, Yorkist, king – Edward IV – at St Paul's Cathedral. The Milanese observer Camulio wrote: "London is entirely inclined to side with the new king and Warwick, and as it is very rich and the most wealthy city in Christendom, this enormously increases the chances of the side it favours."
Sheriff John Lambert was present at the ceremonies. He was also one of those funding the new royal household. City aldermen gave Edward IV £150, and the Mayor and aldermen also lent £4,000 for the military campaign that still needed to be fought against the Lancastrians. Edward was to come regularly to the City for loans.
London's only other real brush with the war came a decade after that, in 1471. The decisive battle of Barnet took place just north of the City, in modern suburbia. Here the Earl of Warwick – who had changed sides, betrayed Edward IV, and briefly put the Lancastrian King Henry VI back on the throne – was killed. A few days later, the Lancastrian fleet, denied access to London, laid siege to the City. Its bombardment continued for several days until the Lancastrians withdrew to Kingston. Their allies – a rabble of pirates led by Lord Fauconberg's son, the Bastard of Fauconberg, and an army of Kentishmen led by the Mayor of Canterbury, were executed. Their heads ended up on London Bridge, looking towards Kent. The episode gave Londoners a big fright, and encouraged them to greet the returning King Edward and his 30,000 men with extra enthusiasm.


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Following practice today, Ryan Callahan said (MSG) that the ice at Yankee Stadium was "tough" and that being outside you expect it to be bumpy, rough and that the ice crew did the best they could with it.
Henrik Lundqvist said today (MSG), "I don't expect the ice to be at the same level as when we play at the Garden but playing outdoor,s it's a temporary ice and if the puck comes down maybe you put your glove behind the stick in case it bounces but I told the guys that on rims behind the net I may not play it as much in case it bounces but you have to kind of expect that. I thought the ice was pretty good though…. when it starts snowing it's a different feeling and everything moves slower but they were out there a lot clearing the snow so it was fine."
Brian Boyle said today that he didn't like how some people were complaining about the ice and that it was the same for both teams. He added that "obviously" with the rink being built in the middle of the infield of a baseball stadium the ice isn't going to be "normal." (Daily News)
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Reconstruction of the golden
Tripod of Plataea, dedicated at
Delphi from the one tenth of the
spoils of the battle (479 BC). In
the bodies of the three bronze
snakes, the names of the cities
which took part, were engraved.
The three snakes of the Tripod of Plataea,
was transferred to Constantinople by the
emperor Constantine, where it stands today
in the Hippodrome Square. The names of the cities, which took part in the
battle, are written in the body.
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The Tragedy of Marcel Lefebvre
by Paul Stenhouse, M.S.C., Ph.D
Australian Catholics have been justifiably distressed by the excommunication of ex-Archbishop of Dakar Marcel Lefebvre.
A recent article in the Australian by Greg Sheridan (16-17/7/88) deplored the expulsion of 'a. man and a movement which on virtually all major issues are orthodox'.
Headlines like Rebels Defy Church over Mass (Sun-Herald, 7/8/88) evoke a response from many Catholics who see Archbishop Lefebvre as a pious priest who wants only to defend traditional Catholic doctrine and values.
Contributors to Correspondence columns of Australian newspapers have pointed out what they regard as the unhappy consequences of many of the reforms of Vatican II, and praised what they regard as Archbishop Lefebvre's genuine struggle to preserve the distinctive 'Catholic identity'.
A note of caution needs to be injected into the Australian debate about the fairness or otherwise of his excommunication, for there is an "X" factor that seems always to be overlooked in discussions of Integrisme, (the French term for the doctrines of Archbishop Lefebvre); and that factor is politics.
Prominent among Lefebvre's most loyal followers are former members of the French Monarchist movement Action Francaise, (condemned in 1926 by Pope Pius XI for its extreme right-wing views); disillusioned French veterans who withdrew with dishonour (in their view) from Vietnam in 1954, and who in the same year of Dien Bien Phu went on to Algeria where they fought for eight years, leaving one million dead, until they were compelled to withdraw (again, in their view, dishonourably) in 1962; as well as numerous political militants whose ambition is to set up a 'Christian' State in Europe.
When a student for the priesthood, Lefebvre had personal experience of Action Francaise, whose founder Charles Maurras, a free-thinker, saw the Catholic Church as essential for the restoration of the Monarchy in France. Maurras 'despised' the three 'evil doctrines' of the French Revolution: Liberty, Equality and Fraternity. And Lefebvre saw the rector of the Seminaire Francaise in Rome, Father Le Floch, a supporter of Action Francaise and a person whom he admired greatly, sacked because of his views.
It is well-known that Lefebvre's movement has the solid backing of the European Monarchists who are still disgruntled at what they see as the 'betrayal' of Europe's monarchical 'tradition' by Pope Paul VI through his support for the implementation of the decrees of Vatican II.
In Archbishop Lefebvre's estimation, Vatican II has attempted to apply these three "evils' of Republican France to the Church.
'Liberty,' according to him, leads to religious indifferentism, anarchy and disorder; 'Equality' leads to 'democratic' ideas in the Church — Collegiality of Bishops, Episcopal Conferences, Diocesan and National Synods, all of which he sees as destructive of authority; and 'Fraternity' spells the end of missionary endeavour, because according to him it makes all religions equal.
For him, as for Maurras, this is a 'betrayal', since salvation of the world lies in a return to the pre-Vatican II and even pre-Revolutionary France 'past' — to monarchical rule. Catholic hierarchy, culture and civilisation, in the view of Action Francaise, and of Archbishop Lefebvre, has a mission to support the monarchical political model.
In August 1986 I met up with a group of Lefebvre's French and Belgian supporters in the mountains of North Lebanon. They were housed in a Greek Orthodox Monastery, giving lectures on the evils of democracy, parliamentary government, the Pope, and the Catholic hierarchy in France.
The leader of this group, and a most vocal denouncer of the evils of democracy, and of the Church hierarchy, was a deputy in the European Parliament, elected by the special interest group of extreme Right Wing militants who have found their champion in the ageing Marcel Lefebvre.
Many of the European nobility whose wealth and titles can be traced to Papal patronage have remained loyal to the Church and not tried to use it as a springboard to attain twentieth century political power.
Not all Europe's aristocratic families have been able to resist the temptation, however, and many of these were mightily offended when Pope Paul VI disbanded the Noble Guard and the ~ Palatine Guard of Honour, and annulled all prerogatives that formerly had been granted to the nobility. The Pope did this symbolically to cut ties that have existed for over a millenium, to enable the Church to turn towards the Third World with greater credibility.
The Integrists and their supporters have taken every opportunity to discredit all the Pontiffs since Pius XII.
Paul VI was especially hated by them. In December 1975 Vers Demain a Canadian journal of the Integristes claimed that the real Pope Paul VI had been kidnapped, and a Marxist look-alike created by plastic surgery had taken his place as head of the Church.
Lefebvre's dislike for Cardinal Villot, Paul Vi's Secretary of State, and for the Vatican Curia generally, is well-documented. This has led some commentators to suggest that the unnamed well- placed Italians who allegedly suggested to the author of In God's Name that Pope John Paul I had been murdered because he was planning on reversing the direction of the post-Vatican II Church, were in fact monarchist supporters of the rebel Archbishop.
It would be naïve in the extreme to claim that Lefebvre was excommunicated solely because of his support for truly traditional Catholic values; or because the post-Vatican II Church was jealous of his success in attracting seminarians to Econe.
As Pope Paul VI said many times, if all that Archbishop Lefebvre wanted was permission to say Mass in the Latin according to the Rite of Pius V, he would have granted it gladly.
But sadly, the seminary of Econe is not, as Lefebvre claims, just a Traditional' seminary like all those that existed prior to the Council. No pre-Vatican II seminary formed its priests in a spirit of opposition to the reigning Pope, to an Ecumenical Council, or to the teaching authority of the Church.
No pre-Vatican II seminaries demanded that students for the priesthood reject the official Catholic Church, in order to adhere to some allegedly 'faithful' Church for which in the words of Marcel Lefebvre, 'disobedience (to the Pope) is a serious obligation'.
Followers of Lefebvre are not alone among Catholics in their anxiety about the preservation of Catholic tradition and the integrity of Catholic doctrine and practice.
But Archbishop Lefebvre's hatred for religious ecumenism rings hollow in the light of the political ecumenism which he espouses in the spirit of Charles Maurras, where believers and unbelievers unite to impose their Right Wing political line on the Catholic Church.
The Marcel Lefebvre who wrote to Pope Paul VI in September 1976 of his 'unreserved allegiance to the Holy See and to the Vicar of Christ,' and in another breath describes the Pope and the Roman Curia as 'disciples of the Father of lies' and the Vatican as 'more than ever an instrument for destroying the faith' Sun Herald, 7/8/88), seems to have more in common with Martin Luther than with St Athanasius, St Hilary or St John Fisher to whom he has been likened by his supporters (L'Aurore, 15/1/76).
For it was Martin Luther who in 1518 wrote to Pope Leo X, 'Whether you give me life or death, approve or reprove, as you may judge best, I will harken to your voice as to that of Christ himself. Yet no sooner did the Pope find fault with his teaching than the former Augustinian monk published a book entitled 'Against the detestable Bull of the Antichrist,' and launched into a virulent campaign of hate that ended with the Articles of Schmalkald in which the doctrine that the Pope was the Antichrist was elevated to an article of 'faith'.
Those who choose to follow Marcel Lefebvre into excommunication from the Catholic Church need to realise that they are unconsciously involving themselves in issues much wider than whether Mass is offered in Latin, or whether the Green catechism is used for religious instruction in schools.
From "Annals Australia" July 1988
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LAFAYETTE, Colo. - Brighton Kay Creviston Byrge passed away May 7, 2008.
He was born Sept. 8, 1994.
Brighton was greatly loved and deeply cherished by all of his family.
He had many friends and interests.
He loved playing basketball and football with his family and friends. He also loved family holidays.
His close-knit family spent many happy times together and made priceless memories. Their time together was happy times.
He always loved his grandma's breakfast and projects with Grandpa Dave.
He worked hard even when he was small.
He had a special place in his mom's heart and everyone who knew him.
Because he was loved so much, he fought very hard to stay with us.
He is survived by parents, Luke and Marnie Byrge; sisters, Brandie, Brooklyn; special brother-in-law, Chris Veitch of Lafayette, Colo.; brothers, Jeff and John Byrge of East Carbon; his biological father, Jeff Creviston; siblings, Ashley, Adam, Britanica, Steven, Dallas, Alexis and Mia of Provo; aunt, Natalie (Mike Williams) of Provo; aunt, Lori Engle of East Carbon; uncle, Jason, (Rebbecca) Scott of Gilbert, Ariz.; aunt, Jen and uncle, Brad Creviston of Provo; grandparents, Dave Johnson, Connie Seybold, Elnora Clark, John Polito of East Carbon; Walter Scott of Spanish Fork; plus many cousins and friends.
Thanks for every prayer; we really felt them.
Services will be Saturday, May 24, at 11 a.m. at the Pleasant Grove 3rd LDS Ward Chapel, 520 North 400 East.
KOOSKIA, Idaho - John David Curtis, 67, passed away Tuesday, May 13, 2008, in Kooskia, Idaho.
Born Aug. 9, 1940 to Harmon W. Curtis and Lalue Virginia Jernigan Curtis in Price.
He lived in Wellington until he joined the U.S. Army.
He is survived by his siblings, Arvie L. (Evett) Lewis, Charles S. Lewis, Alice C. Minnick and Dorothy C. Rudd. Preceded in death by his parents.
Graveside services were Monday, May 19, Wellington City Cemetery, under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
HELPER - Mike Milovich, born to Isaac "Iso" and Milica "Millie" Mileusnich (Milovich) on Dec. 11, 1919 in Winton, Wyo., passed away peacefully on May 14, 2008.
He was married to Teresa Rolando on Sept. 14, 1947 in Helper.
Mike attended schools in Wyoming, Bingham Canyon, Carbon County and graduated from Henager Business College.
He served honorably as a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army Air force.
He worked many years in the coal mines before becoming a radio dispatcher and then a radio communications technician for the Utah Highway Patrol.
He was a lifetime member of Price Elks Lodge 1550, Carbon Masonic Lodge 16 F&AM, York Rite Bodies of Price and Slovenian Home.
Mike is survived by his wife, Teresa; son, Michael (Lianne) Milovich; daughter, Kathy (David) Anderson; grandchildren, Anita (Scott) Bruno, Monica Milovich, Darla Milovich, Christina (Paul) Colosimo, Scott (Crystal) Anderson; great granddaughters, Gianna Bruno and Danielle Colosimo; brothers, Ted (Charlene) Milovich and Lux (Laurie) Milovich; as well as many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Nick, John, George, Steve, Pete and Sam; sisters; Mary, Helen, Sophie, Angie and Jelisavka.
Graveside services were Saturday, May 17, at Mountain View Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Shriners Hospital for Children in memory of Mike may be sent to: The Shriners Hospital for Children, Fairfax Road at Virginia Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84103
CASTLE DALE - With his wife and family by his side, Allan David Patterson, 79, passed away on May 17, 2008 at the home of his son in Enterprise, Ala., after having suffered a stroke.
Allan was born Oct 2, 1928 in Leland to David Archibald Patterson and Nellie Elizabeth Stone. He grew up on a small farm in Salem. The first time he saw Lois Barnett, "that gorgeous redhead," he fell in love. She was engaged to someone else, but he didn't let that stop him. He married Lois six weeks later, April 12, 1954, in the Manti LDS Temple. They celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary last month. Their mutual devotion to the gospel of Jesus Christ, to the LDS Church, family and friends has been a great influence for good in countless lives.
Allan graduated from Spanish Fork High School in 1946; he then served two years in the Central States LDS mission. He received his bachelor's from Brigham Young University and master's from Long Beach State in elementary education. He served in many church callings over the years, but his favorite was probably ward clerk, where he could meticulously check and recheck every number.
Allan worked as a teacher and administrator of elementary education at schools in California, Samoa and Utah. He never much cared for administration, but as a teacher, he regularly doubled students' expected reading growth. He also taught in the education department at Southern Utah University and published several textbooks.
He worked for many years in mining and construction and kept a garden and orchard large enough to help feed eight children as well as many neighbors. He could build anything and enthusiastically taught his children countless skills and the value of hard physical labor. It has been rumored (truthfully) that he was so cheap that, after the yard got toilet papered, he made his children gather and reuse the tissue. One Christmas, he announced that he would demonstrate the new pogo stick - he fell off on the third bounce and broke his leg.
After retirement, Allan immersed himself in his true passion, genealogy. He was very proud of his Scottish heritage. He collected pelicans, the symbol on the Patterson family crest. Together, he and Lois served missions to the genealogical libraries in New York, N.Y., and Salt Lake City.
He didn't have much time for hobbies or similar gobbledygook, but he did love John Wayne, Myth Busters and a good Tom Clancy novel. He frequently called his granddaughters "Twinkle Toes," asked his grandchildren what flavor their thumbs tasted and liked to tease them about the Happy Easter Pig and other nonsensical fairy tales just to get them riled up.
His family includes his wife, Lois Barnett; eight children, Erik Patterson of Tampa, Fla.; Brenda (Jeff) Worthen of Green River, Wyo; Scott (Shawn) Patterson of Spring Creek, Nev.; Brian (Belinda) Patterson of Enterprise, Ala.; Craig (Shaundi) Patterson of South Jordan; Todd (DeAnn) Patterson of Green River, Wyo.; Julia (Curt) Russell of Springville; and Lisa (Nyle) Butterworth of Boise, Idaho; 24 grandchildren, Brev, Shad, Josie, Kennedy, James, Tamara, Stacy, Jacob, Mitch, Brett, Brock, Aleah, Alex, Kaitlyn, Emily, Porter, Kirsti, Leslie, Laura, Seth, Danielle, Nya, Ily and Dax; and four great-grandchildren, Spencer, Maddie, Conner and Alexis, and two babies due this summer. He was preceded in death by his parents, his brothers, Keith and Glenn Rice; and sisters Beth (John) Jensen and Iris (Lamar) Phillips.
A viewing will be Thursday, May 22, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale. Funeral services will be Friday, May 23, at 3 p.m. with a viewing at 2 p.m. at the Castle Dale LDS Stake Center, 33 East Main Street, followed by an open house at the Patterson home from 7 to 8 p.m. Interment will be Saturday, May 24, at 11 a.m. in the Salem Cemetery, 965 South 130 East.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to the LDS Church's perpetual education fund.
PRICE - Andrew Douros, age 80, passed away Thursday, May 15, 2008, in Price with his loving wife and family by his side.
He was born Nov. 27, 1927 in Kenilworth to Gust and Cressy Kastrnakis Douros. Married Reva LaRae Christensen Sept. 15, 1950 in Price.
Andy was well liked for his friendly personality and his devotion to others.
He was a longtime resident of Carbon County, where he worked as a coal miner, salesman and operated a mining cable business
He raised and sold sheep and other animals and shared a vast knowledge of horses.
Andy and his wife owned and operated a caf�, where he was well known till this day for his famous lamb stew.
He loved to hunt, fish and tie beautiful fly fishing flies.
He will always be remembered for the "big brooks" which he caught while night fishing on the Boulder Mountains.
Survived by his loving wife, Reva; one son and three daughters, Andy L. Douros, Danielle (Dea R.) Thayn, Nancy Weber and Abraham Tannous, Elaine (Dale) Henker; brother, Tony (Cathy) Douros; 11 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by his parents, two brothers and one sister.
Funeral service Monday, May 19, Price Assumption Greek Orthodox Church. Trisagion service Sunday, Mitchell Funeral Home. Interment Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
CASTLE DALE - Owen Boyd Hunt passed away unexpectedly at his home on May 17, 2008 due to a three-year battle with kidney disease.
He was born in Dragerton to Arel and LaRue Hunt on April 15, 1945.
Owen grew up in Green River and enjoyed spending time fishing, hunting and spending time with his grandfather, George Seely. He worked for many summers with his uncle, Boyd, growing watermelons. He graduated from Green River High School in 1963.
After graduating, he attended technical school in Denver, Colo., majoring in drafting. He lived on the Marshall Islands working as a fireman.
He met Vickie Elaine Price in the summer of 1970. They were married in Castle Dale on Oct, 2, 1970.
While married, Owen was employed at many jobs. He worked as a coal miner for 15 years. The job he loved the most was driving a truck. He worked for Barney Trucking for 10 years.
Owen was an avid golfer and loved to play whenever possible. He would teach anyone to golf who was willing to learn. He loved to hunt, fish, shoot guns and woodworking. He also liked to work on cars and race them. When he became ill in 2004, he had to watch golf and the things that he enjoyed on television.
Owen was always quick to help someone in need. If there was ever a friend in need, he was the first to help. He loved to B.S. and was willing to talk with anyone who would listen.
He is survived by his loving wife of 37 years, Vickie; two sons, Boyd Hunt and George Hunt, all of Castle Dale; two daughters, Bonnie Hunt of Ogden and Alice (Gary) Wadley of Lawrence; "grandpa's angel" and grandson, Dallas Hunt; mother, LaRue Seely-Hunt of Green River; brothers, Max (Brenda) Hunt, Russell (Arla) Hunt, Lynn (Patty) Hunt and Don Hunt; sister, Fern (James) Garner; and his special friend, Spot. He was preceded in death by his father, Arel; both grandparents; and nephew, Addison Hunt.
Funeral services will be Wednesday, May 21, at 11 a.m. at the Castle Dale LDS Stake Center. A viewing will be from 9 to 10:45 a.m. prior to services at the church. Interment will be in the Castle Dale City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to Primary Children's Hospital.
ARIZONA CITY, Ariz. - Charles "Chuck" Loomis Jr., 71, of Arizona City, Ariz., died April 26, 2008.
Mr. Loomis was born Feb. 23, 1937 in Pagosa Springs, Colo.
He was a U.S. Air Force veteran of the Korean War and retired from the National Guard after 20 years.
He was a truck driver and worked for Maricopa County, Arizona, before retirement.
Survivors include his wife, Marjorie; two sons, Steven Loomis of Queen Creek, Ariz.; and Anthony Loomis of Eloy, Ariz.; his mother, Marion Loomis of Farmington, N.M.; sister, Ramona Smith of Pahrump, Nev.; and seven grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his father, Charles Loomis Sr.; and sister, Angelina West.
Graveside service was May 2 in the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona in Phoenix.
RENO, Nev. - Maxine "Mickey" Elizabeth Holdaway Tomburello died at her home in Reno, Nev., on Wednesday, May 7, 2008.
She was born in Myton on July 29, 1918 to H.H. and Maria Remington Holdway. She was married to Louis J. Tomburello, who survives her in Price, on Oct. 1, 1939.
Her children are Louis R. (Annette), Michael P., John H. (Bonnie), Susan, Rick and Dino (Debbie). She is also survived by eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Graveside service was May 16 at Mountain View Cemetery in Reno, Nev.
PRICE - Douglas W. Tucker, age 54, passed away May 16, 2008 in Price.
He was born Sept. 28, 1953 in Price to Wallace Orson and Pauline Averett Tucker.
Doug enjoyed the outdoors, fishing, walking around town and enjoying a cold one with his buddies.
He is survived by his mother, Pauline Tucker, Price; brothers, Randy Scott (Heidi) Tucker, Provo; William Kip Tucker, Salt Lake City; sister, Pamela T. Fullmer, Price; best friends, Perry Sandoval and Bert Huff; and many cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, and a sister, Balinda Tucker.
Private family services were under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.


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