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The Iowa State Fair boasts nearly 200 food stands and nearly 70 delectable items available on-a-stick.
Two Iowa Celiac support groups combined efforts to develop a list of offerings for those dealing with food allergies or health related issues. Check out a list of the 2015 Gluten-free food options.
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Here were the top three finalists in our 2015 Fair Food Contest:
- Corn in a Cup: Available in two varieties. "The Iowan," which includes a cup of corn niblets, pork sausage, cheddar cheese, mayo, butter, lime and spicy magic dust. "The Mexican" is a blend of corn niblets, pork chorizo, coyote cheese, butter, mayo, lime, and spicy magic dust. (available at The Corn Stand south of the Service Center)
- Toasted Coconut Caramel Cluster: a blend coconut, pretzel pieces, and caramel dipped in chocolate and served on a stick. (available at Dipped in Chocolate at the outer perimeter of the Livestock Pavilion)
- Ultimate Bacon Brisket Bomb: smoked pure ground brisket, diced jalapenos, a few onions, infused with a pepper cheese, all wrapped in bacon, and served with a sweet and spicy chili glaze. (available at The Rib Shack located at the north side of Walnut Square) - Winner of 2015 New Fair Food Contest
Other new foods in 2015 included:
- Apple Pie On-A-Stick (available at Applishus on the Triangle and north of Walnut Square)
- Cattleman's Steak Fajita Wrap (available at Cattleman's Beef Quarters southeast of Walnut Square)
- Chocolate Dipped Strawberries on a Stick (available at Strawberry Hut, west of the Jacobson Exhibition Center)
- Chocolate Marshmallow Malt Fair Square (available at the Fair Square stand at the northwest corner of the Administration Building)
- Bruschetta(available at Parlo Pizza near Grandfather's Barn)
- Deep Fried Cherry Pie (available at Fyfe Concessions in front of The Grandstand)
- Deep Fried Nacho Balls (available at Jalapeno Pete's on the Grand Concourse)
- Donut Sundae (available at Ford's Concessions in Walnut Square)
- Golden Fried Peanut Butter and Jelly on a Stick(available at Veggie Table on the north side of The Varied Industries Building, west of the main entrance)
- Gluten Free Corndog (available at Campbell's Concessions at the northwest corner of The Varied Industries building)
- Kernel Kluster (available at Snappy Popcorn, which is north of the Animal Learning Center and east of Little Hands on the Farm)
- Pumpkin Spice Funnel Cake (available at Westmoreland's Funnel Cakes, south of the Riley Stage)
- 27 Degree Super Chill Beer(available at Steer 'N Stein on the Grand Concourse)


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The late writer and journalist Mochtar Lubis was remembered among friends as ""a consistent and persistent fighter for press freedom and corruption eradication in the country"".
""My friend Mochtar Lubis was always on the front line when it came to press freedom,"" poet Taufiq Ismail said in a tribute for Mochtar held at the Taman Ismail Marzuki Art Center, Central Jakarta, on Saturday.
The body of Mochtar, who died on Friday at 82 at the Medistra Hospital, was taken to the Center, before being brought to the Jeruk Purut cemetery in South Jakarta. Wreaths, among others, came from President Megawati Soekarnoputri and the head of the National Intelligence Agency, AM Hendropriyono.
Hundreds of friends and admirers gathered at the cemetery where he was buried next to his wife, Siti Halimah, who died in 2001. Among attendants were other senior journalists and writers such as Rosihan Anwar, Aristiddes Katoppo and Ramadhan KH.
Ramadhan, who once worked at the Indonesia Raya daily, cofounded by Mochtar in 1949, said he last saw Mochtar on Thursday, but by that time he could not recognize even family members. In his last years he had suffered from Alzheimers' and was admitted to Medistra after complaining of breathing difficulties.
""He clutched my hand for a long time, but he didn't recognize me,"" Ramadhan said. Doctors had said he could go home the next day, ""but he told his children, 'I just want to go to mamah',"" he said, referring to his late wife, fondly called Hally.
Ramadhan said he remembers Mochtar as an honest, outspoken man who was not afraid of ""police, the military or the rulers.""
He was only afraid of one thing: ""Of Hally getting sick."" One of Ramadhan's poems was about the couple, which he titled Romeo and Juliet, ""because they were like that ... a rare couple.""
Soy Pardede from the Business Competition Supervisory Commission (KPPU) said Mochtar was different from most of his contemporaries in the fight against corruption ""who easily get compromised.""
Separately, a lecturer on journalism, Warief Djajanto Basorie, described Mochtar's optimistic side.
When banned from writing in jail, ""He drew beautiful drawings. He never stopped. He kept balance with yoga and that brought him optimism, although he was in jail."" Warief also said Mochtar paid much attention to young, bright journalists. ""For him, the relationship between generations are important,"" said Warief.
Mochtar once gave Maria Hartiningsih, a Kompas journalist, a manual typewriter, he said. ""Maria told me that gift touched her so much as it came from the noted journalist.""
Mochtar's son, Iwan Lubis, said in his eulogy to his father that his struggle should be continued by the younger generation.

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Two weeks ago, Barack Obama got personal with Senator Mitch McConnell over financial reform regulation. In his weekly radio address on April 17, Obama claimed that McConnell was lying about the bill at the behest of Wall Street:
Just the other day, in fact, the Leader of the Senate Republicans and the Chair of the Republican Senate campaign committee met with two dozen top Wall Street executives to talk about how to block progress on this issue. Lo and behold, when he returned to Washington, the Senate Republican Leader came out against the common-sense reforms we've proposed. In doing so, he made the cynical and deceptive assertion that reform would somehow enable future bailouts – when he knows that it would do just the opposite.
Is it deceptive to claim that the reforms, as currently written, would enable future bailouts? If it is, it will be interesting to see the tongue-lashing Obama gives Senator Barbara Boxer, the Democrat from California. As the Senate begins debate over the legislation, the first thing the legislators will consider is an amendment she offered. What does it do?
According to today's Washington Post: "The first proposed amendment, introduced by Senator Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.), would prohibit using any more taxpayer money to bail out troubled financial companies."
Why do that if the original bill already accomplished that? Is Boxer going to offer amendments to create a new consumer protection agency, too?
Even the New York Times, in its ever-understated way, acknowledged the obvious: "In a floor speech, Mrs. Boxer again rejected the Republican criticism, although her amendment suggested that there might have been some reason to question the possibility of future bailouts."
And as the upper chamber works out the specifics of the legislation, well-heeled Wall Streeters can get access to the man who wrote the bill, Banking Committee chairman, Christopher Dodd, for a mere $10,000. Dodd will appear at a fundraiser for New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand. With passage of a reform package inevitable, global finance big guns like Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein and Citigroup CEO VIkram Pandit have already pledged their support for the legislation in an effort to stay on the right side of those whose rules will be shaping the industry for decades and, perhaps, as a downpayment on future engagement with the politicians they need.
Lo and behold, the fundraiser next week will give many other Wall Streeters the same opportunity.


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One of the best things about spring is looking forward to baseball season. I tend to react to the arrival of teams' schedules much in the way that Navin Johnson reacts to the arrival of a new phonebook. My reason for this excitement is because it means I get to check out the teams' promotional schedules and see what kind of sweet swag they're going to be giving away at the gate.
Just to be clear, I'm not talking about the Phillies' schedule here. No. That's too mainstream. Everybody knows about the Cliff Lee and Hunter Pence bobblehead giveways (Monday, June 4 and Tuesday, August 21, respectively). I go deeper than that. The minor league teams are the clubs who give away the really cool stuff to lure in the fans.
I've scoured the schedules and talked to representatives of the teams in the Delaware Valley and beyond to present you with a list of the greatest Philly-area ballpark giveaways of the 2012 season. They're presented below in chronological order, in case you want to put together some kind of swag-collecting roadtrip.


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Public service has been the call of my lifetime, and I remain honored and very happy to serve as your sheriff. I understand completely the hardships that are created when you volunteer to serve beyond a normal workday, but I have also learned over the last 39 years that personal sacrifices lead to great and fulfilling rewards. If you would like to make a difference, join with me in an understanding of your Sheriff's Office beyond a news report. Experience your Sheriff's Office from the inside out. Meet our staff and provide input in matters related to the Citizen Academy. Your experience will include personnel issues, budgets, available equipment and challenges created by the diversity of calls for service throughout our office.
We are often praised, and sometimes faced with complaints. Complaints are unfortunate because that usually means that a citizen has become the victim of a crime. Sometimes, even the best of service does not take away their hurt. However, it is our mission to make a priority of protecting the lives and property of those who reside in or visit Berkeley County. We will achieve this mission, using every resource we have available, acting with compassion towards all innocent victims, and with fairness we will pursue those who are accused. You are a valuable resource, and I would be very pleased to have you enrolled in the next class.
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One of the most important characteristics that distinguishes unbelievers from believers is that believers repent often as an act of worship.
MANY mistakenly believe that Islam does not tolerate the existence of other religions present in the world.
Musa Caplan was only 15 years of age when he was attracted by the teachings of Islam. He describes what he saw in Islam in relation to Judaism which caught his interest and led him to accept it.
So, celebrate, rejoice…" proclaimed my teacher in a loud insistent voice making me look up at her while jotting down quick notes from her tafsir lecture.
In today's society, people assess the Qur'an very differently from what is the real purpose of its revelation. Very few people know the contents of the Qur'an.
An American Catholic, who wants to be known only by his initials, N.K., rejected his faith in Christianity and took to philosophy.
If you truly want to benefit from the Qur'an, your heart must be attentive and alert when reciting it or listening to it.
From Bilal to Sumayya, the history of Islam is replete with sacrifices rendered by the companions of the Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him).
God declares in the Qur'an that He has created mankind according to a certain disposition: "So set you your face steadily and truly to the Faith: (establish) God's handiwork according to the pattern o
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Some thoughts from watching the Angels and Athletics exercise at Tempe Diablo on FSW TV Monday, all and all an enjoyable exercise:
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-- The Angels' Vernon Wells caught his first flyball in left field, which was also his first Cactus League flyball. This might not seem like such a big deal unless you watched Oakland's Chris Carter and Jay Miller butcher left field like they were playing in restraints.
-- I could watch Angels starter Joel Pineiro pitch forever. He works fast, throws strikes, keeps his fielders involved. And watching the hitter reaction is priceless. He can be a free agent after the season; hopefully, Tony Reagins doesn't let it get that far.
-- I could go forever without seeing a scary first-base collision like the one Andy LaRoche and Jean Segura were involved in in the sixth. Segura has a bright future for the Angels, and it was a relief seeing him get up after he crumpled like the Coyote in a Roadrunner cartoon. I was worried about Andy, too -- I covered his dad as an Angels reliever a long time ago.
-- Both managers need to be fined for making mid-inning pitching changes in Arizona in February. Anyone who can't pitch himself out of an inning in a meaningless game isn't going to make it in the regular season.
I almost gave up after watching Scioscia's second such trip in the eighth. A guy's gotta watch NCIS sometimes, you know? But the Angels brought on Anthony Ortega, and I wanted to watch him, so Gibbs, Abby, Tony and Ziva had to wait. Nice 3-2 pitch for a strikeout made it worth it.
-- I'm more than ready to watch Scott Downs make 65-to-70 appearances a season for the next three years. The guy is professional, smooth, and wicked.
-- Can't wait to get my daughter's Beanie Bonnet on April 9, and my Wrestling Mask on May 10. And my thanks to Terry Smith for restoring my faith in MLB announcing.
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- Lunch and lineups with a lefty
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- The Before-They-Were-Angels challenge
- Dodgers even score with Angels, 5-0
- HOFer Duke Snider dead at 84
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The average Purchasing Manager in the United States earns approximately $52K per year. Including potential for bonuses and profit sharing, each hitting highs of $10K, total cash payment to Purchasing Managers can bottom out at $31K or peak near $80K. Geographic location and years of experience each impact pay for this group, with the former having the largest influence. A fair number enjoy medical while more than half get dental coverage. Vision coverage is also available to more than two-fifths. Women are just slightly outnumbered, with male Purchasing Managers making up 54 percent of survey respondents. The majority of Purchasing Managers claim high levels of job satisfaction. The figures in this overview were provided by individuals who took PayScale's salary questionnaire.
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An inventory or purchasing manager is a supervisor that is responsible for managing the inventory for their organization. They are responsible for buying supplies, materials, and parts for the job they are tasked to complete. The purchasing they oversee may be routine, it may change frequently, or it may involve a mix of both. Depending on the employer, the inventory or purchasing manager may work with a team (in which they ensure that the inventory and purchasing needs of the company are met) or they may perform this work independently.Read More...
An inventory manager also handles the management of supplies, products, goods, materials, and parts for their company. They may work on in-house inventory monitoring and management or on a good-sold or -rented basis. They may also do a combination of both. Frequently, an inventory manager has one or more inventory clerks working for them.
Typically an inventory manager or a purchasing manager has a bachelor's degree in a field such as business, mathematics, or inventory management. Prior working experience may be substituted depending on the employer, in conjunction with an associate's degree or high school diploma (or equivalent). A purchasing manager must build good relationships with the vendors with whom they work. Additionally, they often work with a variety of internal departments, such as accounting, shipping and receiving, and credit. The purchasing manager must also have good negotiating and communication skills; organizational skills are also fundamental for an inventory/purchasing manager.
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For Purchasing Managers, progressing to a Director of Supply Chain Management role may result in a significant raise. On average, a Director of Supply Chain Management can earn $122K annually. With an annual salary of $59K, Operations Manager is the most common role for Purchasing Managers to subsequently assume on their way up the ladder. Transitioning into an Inventory Control Manager role — which usually pays $45K — is also typical for Purchasing Managers, though less common by comparison.
Purchasing Managers report using a wide range of professional skills. Most notably, facility with Project Management, Forecasting, and Negotiation are correlated to pay that is significantly above average, leading to increases of 35 percent, 16 percent, and 4 percent, respectively. At the other end of the pay range are skills like Purchasing, Order Inventory, and Inventory Management. Most people familiar with Inventory Control also know Microsoft Excel and Materials Requirement Planning (MRP).
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For Purchasing Managers, level of experience appears to be a somewhat less important part of the salary calculation — more experience does not correlate to noticeably higher pay. The average worker who claims fewer than five years of experience earns around $41K. In contrast, however, individuals who report five to 10 years in this occupation see a much larger median of $50K. The average pay reported by folks with 10 to 20 years of experience is around $54K. Respondents who claim more than 20 years of experience may encounter pay that doesn't quite reflect their extensive experience; these veterans report a median income of around $57K.
For Purchasing Managers, busy Atlanta offers a higher-than-average pay rate, 59 percent above the national average. Purchasing Managers will also find cushy salaries in San Francisco (+54 percent), Dallas (+42 percent), New York (+19 percent), and Columbus (+19 percent). With compensation 9 percent below the national average, Pittsburgh is not known for hefty paychecks and actually represents the lowest-paying market. Employers also pay below the national average in Portland (7 percent lower) and Tampa (1 percent lower).
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A decade and a half out of IIT, I wonder how many of us IITians achieved our potential? How many went to seed in remote dusty townships, tending massive pipelines and drinking in the township club? How many wilfully walked away from their natural talents in favour of safe MNC jobs selling diapers and hire-purchase schemes? How many, trained to think rationally and without bias, never managed to figure out the nuances of Indian office politics, and were relegated to obscure corridors in huge buildings? How many, obsessed with the American dream, settled for second-rate US universities, hung in for a green card, and today work at unfulfilling jobs in Idaho?
There's another angle too to this. How many IITians, determined to stay engineers and in India, ignored the siren songs of the USA and the IIMs, and joined Indian industry, only to find that all the technical designs came from abroad, that you couldn't change them even if you knew they were flawed, that all the engineering you got to do was maintenance, and knowing all that, they either settled into mediocrity, or went off to the US or the iims?
What was my IIT education all about? It was about IITians: 400 academically exceptional boys (and 12 girls) on a campus, which, in the case of Kharagpur, where I went, was far enough from civilisation to have very interesting effects on our coming of age. Many of us were truly extraordinary. There were boys from village schools who were leagues ahead in knowledge of the urban convent-educated type. There were those who mugged night and day, or simpered at professors from first benches, and there were those who also had a vibrant and busy life outside academics. I've found that the latter did better in life, even in fields like pure research. I also had friends who never needed to study, they had been apparently born with engineering wisdom in their genes. There were guys who spent most of the semester in a drug haze, but sobered up a few days before the exams, cracked them, and went back to their pharmaceuticals. Others did not have such control. Like Allen Ginsberg, I too saw some of the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness. A few dropped out (I met one of them years later in Shillong, a stridently devout convert to Catholicism, and a lowly government clerk, but he seemed happy), a few killed themselves. But, most of us survived. I suppose we became tougher, more mature, more knowing, and more aware of our dark sides.
We lived and ate together, and shared our joys and heartbreaks and good times and bad times, in competition and camaraderie. We compared our philosophies and, bit by stumbling bit, developed our value systems. Never were stronger bonds forged between young people. Years from now, if I meet an IIT wingmate on the road, I know we will carry on as if nothing had changed, and nothing actually would have. A couple of years ago, there was a small visual trick on an Outlook cover, which was my idea. A close IIT friend, whom I had not been in touch with for years, called up from Singapore: "Some other name is mentioned in the cover credits, but it was your idea, right? I know the way you think." No one knows me better than these mates of mine from IIT.
IIT was also a whole insular world in itself, complex and complete, and it sucked us in. As The Chosen, we lived a full life with no necessity of any contact with the outside world. Totally cut off from politics and "the bigger issues", our delights remained in competing fiercely on the field or the stage with other hostels or other colleges. There were few material pleasures. Lifestyles were spartan, the food abysmal. The vast majority of males were totally deprived of female company. The girls lived a strange life-on the one hand, they were hounded by dozens of would-be suitors; on the other, they faced the petulant hostility of the majority which saw them as undeserving of so much adulation and so many free lunches.
When we graduated, we went out into the world with a rare confidence and strong tribal loyalties. The confidence eroded a bit over the years, and we learnt some humility when we discovered non-IITians as smart as we were, and also people who could outwit us because they were intelligent in a different way-in a sly political way-an acumen we had not developed in our isolated environment which, above all, inculcated a sense of fairness and a respect for ability. We came to terms with a world that compared poorly with our beloved campus, and some of us even went ahead and conquered it. Others didn't do well, but knew that the ties between them and the masters-of-the-universe classmates would never change. They were ties born of the pride of being an IITian. That pride would never diminish.
It never can.
The author, Deputy Editor of Outlook, is an Electronics Engineer from IIT Kharagpur. He also met his wife at IIT.
Thank you to all those who have taken the trouble to read the article and share their thoughts. Out of the arguments made here, there are two that perhaps need answering. So here they go.
1. The first part of the article compares outcomes (relative percentages of population of the religions concerned) irrespective of the process that led to those outcomes - whether immigration, relatively faster population growth or conversions. This was for two reasons. One, to put the figure of 2.3 per cent in "numerical perspective", as the article itself explained. The second reason was that outcomes are ultimately what the crux of debate is about. The rest of the article in any case dealt with process - or conversions in this case, from both a contemporary and historical perspective.
2. Some commenters have tried to cast doubts on the reliability of Census 2001. Those who do this should bear in mind that Census 2001 was conducted by a BJP government. Considering the extreme importance that BJP gives to this issue, it would be reasonable to expect that IF it had perceived a problem with the methodology that was distorting the numbers, it would have fixed it. As the article mentioned, BJP or BJP-supported governments have been in power for 10 of the last 40 years, or about a quarter of the time, and the only reasonable conclusion one can arrive at is that any misreporting of numbers, real or perceived, would be marginal and hence, not of importance.
To all other arguments made, my answer is the following: Please read the article again, with particular focus on the quotations of Vivekananda and Monier Williams, and the history of the missionary efforts in Bengal and their outcome.
One of the most fucked up articles ever written...
stop crying every one for iitians not making it back to the country... they pay back and contribute much more than any other institution's alumni does. and on top of that, dont find out bullshit reasons like they go to iims, discard their engg knowledge, go to us, etc bla bla bullshit... they live better and happy than most losers (including this kharagpurian writer) and they give back to the nation much more than the mere cry-makers...
And FYI, I am an IIT Alumnus and I 'still' feel the same about being an IITian when I felt while in IIT. I am still thankful to the IIT system.. and the 'Outlook' it gave me towards life :)
a poorly written article, with no strong reasons to back his opinion!
And I don't say this because I am an IITian.. Even if I wasn't, I would have said the same.
How can he forget that this confidence/outlook he has today, was all built up while he stayed at IIT Kgp..
he looks like another pessimist, who gets critical at each and everything without really looking into the positives...
if IITs make mediocres, they also make CEOs, IAS officers, etc..
What IIT does is gives you a chance, not to become a CEO, but to live a life full of confidence and positive attitude and do bigger and better things which you wouldn't have even dreamt of if u were not a part of this institution of the so called 'chosen' ones.. And I don't see any flase pride or flaw in that!!
Again the same .......u guys don't think before saying.....dude here's a link for you....clear your conceptions...........http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bskcrfm5tUo
IITians get the best education in India, using Indian tax payers money, only to get away from India and serve America. Is it an Institute started and run by Indians for the development of America. Arrogant IITians with tribal loyalty will never accept this truth.
All the graduates from Government aided Institutions do have moral obligations to serve the people who paid for their education.
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Jackson speaks on return for next year, Kobe returning among other things…
L.A. Times: Phil Jackson wanted to set the record straight after seeing some unexpected words crawl across the screen on a cable-TV ticker.
He has not committed to coaching the Lakers next season despite comments he made this week that were misconstrued.
Jackson, 63, holds an option for next season that would pay him about $12 million. He will decide during the off-season if he wants to return after going through his annual checklist.
"There's a number of things that have to be done," he said. "I've got some health issues that I always have to maintain a little bit. That's my first priority."
If that's priority 1-A, there's definitely a priority 1-B in determining his possible return.
"I think a lot of it will depend upon our success this year," Jackson said. "We've put a lot of energy into this year. If we're successful, I think guys will want to come back and do it again."
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A brilliantly crafted modern tale from acclaimed film critic and screenwriter C. Robert Cargill--part Neil Gaiman, part Guillermo Del Toro, part William S. Burroughs--that charts the lives of two boys from their star-crossed childhood in the realm of magic and mystery to their anguished adulthoods
There is another world than our own--one no closer than a kiss and one no further than our nightmares--where all the stuff of which dreams are made is real and magic is just a step away.Read more...
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A brilliantly crafted modern tale from acclaimed film critic and screenwriter C. Robert Cargill--part Neil Gaiman, part Guillermo Del Toro, part William S. Burroughs--that charts the lives of two boys from their star-crossed childhood in the realm of magic and mystery to their anguished adulthoods
There is another world than our own--one no closer than a kiss and one no further than our nightmares--where all the stuff of which dreams are made is real and magic is just a step away. But once you see that world, you will never be the same.
Dreams and Shadows takes us beyond this veil. Once bold explorers and youthful denizens of this magical realm, Ewan is now an Austin musician who just met his dream girl, and Colby, meanwhile, cannot escape the consequences of an innocent wish. But while Ewan and Colby left the Limestone Kingdom as children, it has never forgotten them. And in a world where angels relax on rooftops, whiskey-swilling genies argue metaphysics with foul-mouthed wizards, and monsters in the shadows feed on fear, you can never outrun your fate.
Dreams and Shadows is a stunning and evocative debut about the magic and monsters in our world and in our self.
- Publisher: Harper Voyager
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In this beautifully written debut, Ain't It Cool News Web site contributor Cargill chronicles the friendship and adventures of Ewan, stolen as a baby by the fairy–goblin crossbreeds called Bendith Y Mamau, and Colby, an eight-year-old who encounters a djinn, with an unhurried storyteller style that provides total immersion. The two boys travel from the faerie lands known as the Limestone Kingdom, a realm filled with creatures of myth—Coyote, changelings, the Wild Hunt, and more—to Austin, Tex., where they must learn to navigate the often treacherous path to adulthood. Legends and faerie lore are given a dark urban twist with a raw, honest, sometimes violent edge. The universe is richly detailed, and issues of destiny and sacrifice give the story depth. Readers with delicate sensibilities should leave this one for those who enjoy a roller-coaster ride into the depths of strangeness and despair. Agent: Peter McGuigan, Foundry Literary + Media. (Mar.)
A dark tale of faerie mythology
In Dreams and Shadows, a boy and his djinn try to save a doomed child from the faerie court that stole and raised him. In doing so, they receive a lesson in the nature of the world and of the supernatural that one of them, at least, couldn't begin to anticipate.
The debut novel of film critic and screenwriter C. Robert Cargill, Dreams and Shadows is the most existential, world-weary of faerie tales. Cargill's myth-making is unrelentingly dark in tone, more Mignola (Hellboy) than Gaiman (American Gods, Coraline, etc.). In his world, silver linings are fool's gold, and happy endings are more the stuff of fantasy than nixies, boggarts and their kin ever could be.
This tone is established from the beginning with a prologue so dark that, by the time 8-year-old Colby Stephens extracts a wish from a stranger to "show [him] everything supernatural," the reader knows that nothing heartwarming this way comes. As the destinies of two children—Ewan, a human child, and Knocks, the changeling who takes his place—become intertwined with that of Colby and his djinn companion, portents pile up as quickly as the supernatural cast of characters expands.
Fortunately, a dark read doesn't mean a bad one. Cargill's world-building is methodical and consistent. The pace is brisk, the plotting assured. Though his take on the nature of faerie is not really new or inspired, it is deliberate and codified in a way that yields a satisfyingly focused vision of a fantasy staple. Though remarkably diverse in form and comportment, the fae of Dreams and Shadows share one trait: Each is a walking (or crawling or flying or swimming) embodiment of the moral from the fable "The Frog and the Scorpion"—for good or ill, each fae behaves as its nature demands. As for the supposed mystery and inscrutability of the fae? In this world, it stems less from innate complexity than from the stubbornness of our attempts to ascribe human motivations to their behaviors. All in all, it's a persuasive vision of what makes faerie tick that in turn provides a convincing, fascinating backdrop for Cargill's foray into contemporary fantasy.
As a result, Dreams and Shadows is a potent introduction to a world where the wondrous is rarely wonderful, the best intentions are guaranteed to roam farthest astray, and the reader is destined to keep turning the pages until the (somewhat) bitter end.


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I love it! you are very gifted. would love to have that as a poster^^
It's been a while since I last watched Doctor Who, but there are some moments that stay with you...
Nice. Wait. Did you just say "BAD WOLF"?
Wow! Wonderful likeness.
Blaidd Drwg
very good! speechless!
yo shes hot af
Really great mouth and colors !
The valiant child who will die in battle so very soon, and from her ashes the bad wolf will rise once more.
Just amazing! You really capture her essence!
I love it. Its so cool and Amazing. Never stop drawing.
Wow great job!!! She looks so fierce and awesome!
'ello! I run a fan page on Facebook called Stories from the Tardis. We have a Fanart Friday every week, and I just wanted to let you know that we have featured this photo, and don't worry, we've linked it back to you! I've put a link below for you to check it out.
I'm fairly certain you didn't authorize this use of your beautiful work: www.redbubble.com/people/drunk…
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ive always liked billie piper.........YAYBADWOLF.
OMG ;_; THIS IS SO AWESOME that's so well done, and OMG is HER amazing, just amazing!
Love the style!
Love the style
Hey! It's me again. I just want to show you our another cosplay photo inspired by this AMAZIIIING Bad Wolf art
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Hope you like it because we (especially me :3) adore your arts! Thanks sooo much for inspiration
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Hope you like it because we (especially me :3) adore your arts! Thanks sooo much for inspiration
Best wishes,
I NEED TO FOLLOW YOU. You have posted such amazing work constantly, and I am super impressed with your style. You capture the characters perfectly, and and....
I wish that I could get this in a t-shirt form... Sadly it's just totes, prints, etc.
I love this!!!!!!!!!!!
She was my favorite companion.
So now I know the artist behind my friend's amazing background! Wonderful work.
Nice. You captured both the essence of Billie Piper and Bad Wolf. The picture sizzles.
Amazing *-*
Nice one!!
the glowing big bad wolf! beautiful
Ooooh. This is gorgeous! <3
I love the colours!
I'm in love with your style of drawning always and forever!
LOVE!! All the love to this pic! I loved Billy in the day of the Doctor and this picture really shows why! Love it!
AMAZING!!! you inspired me!! I want to painting BAD WOLF again ♥
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I want to buy a print! But the ones at your Society6 site are way overpriced! Love your work.
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Oh my gosh. This is beautiful. Rose is one of my favorites, and I always loved the sort of glowy, ethereal look that she had as her Bad Wolf self, and I think you've really captured that.
This is absolutely stunning!!!!
So poetic that the first person John Hurt meets after regenerating into Christopher Eccleston immediatly meets is Rose, thus setting up her role as the Bad Wolf in the 50th.
So poetic that the first person John Hurt meets after regenerating into Christopher Eccleston immediatly meets is Rose, thus setting up her role as the Bad Wolf in the 50th.
I kind of wish the regeneration was a complete reveal, instead of a seeing a partial regneration with a slight facial change effect into Eccleston, before cutting away. But hey! I'll take it. All the regeneration gaps are full now. :3
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Beautiful aromas and flavors of ripe blackberries with cacao and chocolate notes. Full body, lovely acidity, soft and juicy tannins and a long, fruity finish. Figeac is back in style. Needs two or three years to soften. Best after 2018.
Barrel sample. This wine has weight and tannins that offer good structure, but it's the ripe, rich fruit that dominates. It's powerful and complex, and likely to age well.
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Deep dark cherry colour. Bright, cedary and blackcurrant aroma. Slightly herbaceous but not overly so. Very gentle tannins, velvety already. Super-suave and approachable, just fresh enough.
Chateau Figeac is a pretty large Premier Grand Cru Classe from St-Emilion. They hold a total of 98.8 acres on the gravel plateau of St Emilion, planted to 35% Cabernet Sauvignon, 35% Cabernet Franc and 30% Merlot, and the 2012 cuvee is close to this with 40% Cabernet Sauvignon, 40% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Franc. Just across the street from the fabulous Cheval Blanc, but generally at a much better price, it has a great location for producing fantastic wines. With average vine age of 40 years and the oldest at 100 years, the estate has an even older claim to fame as it was the site of a 2nd century Roman villa. K&L's barrel tasting notes: * Red fruit flavors here—much different than most Right Bankers. Tannins at back end. I like it for the long run. (Clyde Beffa Jr.)
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If you were looking for someone to help you understand how to use CSS effectively in real-world projects that would be compatible across browsers, who would you go to? That one's easy -- Eric Meyer -- the guy web professionals call the CSS master or guru! Eric always wanted to add a third leg to the "two-legged stool" of CSS books he has written. I was fortunate enough to have the pleasure of working with Eric to make a practical project-based guide to CSS a reality.
Eric targeted this book at folks who have a pretty good knowledge of HTML and at least a basic knowledge of CSS. For those of you in that category, you'll love this book. You really get to work right along side Eric as he takes you through the progressively more advanced projects. This is one book you'll truly want to have on your desk if you want to incorporate CSS into your work!
In order to provide you with the resources you need on CSS in particular and web development in general, it's important to me to hear what you think about this book -- and what you'd like to see in future offerings. Please share your thoughts by emailing me at email@example.com.
Linda Bump Sr. Acquisitions Editor, New Riders Publishing
From the Inside Flap
In addition to articlesand support charts and test suites, I've also written Cascading StyleSheets: The Definitive Guide (O'Reilly, 2000) and Cascading StyleSheets 2.0 Programmer's Reference (Osborne/McGraw-Hill, 2001), which tome always felt like two legs of a three-legged stool. The first leg coveredtheory in detail with the intent of educating the reader how CSS works in allits details. The second leg was meant for CSS authors who needed a referencetext to help them write clean CSS the first time and to remind them of valuenames and meanings. The missing third leg was a book that showed how CSS worksin a hands-on, practical way, preferably in full living color.
Happily, the third leg is missing no longer: Thanks to New Riders,you're holding it in your hands right now.Should You Buy This Book?
That isn't a facetious question. As proud as I am of the work containedin these pages, I'm also keenly aware that this book is not for everyreader. So let me take a moment to describe two kinds of readers: those forwhom this book was written and those for whom it was not.Those For Whom This Book Is Meant
You ought to find this book useful if you match one or more of the followingcriteria:
You want a hands-on, practical guide to using CSS in real-world projects.That's exactly what this book is all about.
You're a hands-on learner, someone who gets a lot more out ofinteractive experimenting than from just reading a book. Despite the fact thatthis is indeed a book, it's been intentionally designed to let the reader"play along at home," as it were.
You've been meaning to increase your CSS skills for some time now,but you keep putting it off because CSS is a large, complex subject, and youdon't have a roadmap for how to get to the next level.
You've always wanted someone to show you how to convert a typical,old-school, pure-HTML design into a blend of HTML and CSS and to explain whyit's to your advantage to do so. If that's the case, go to Project 1,"Converting an Existing Page," without another moment'sdelay.
If asked, you would describe your HTML skill level as"intermediate" or "expert" and your CSS skill level as"basic" or "intermediate." In other words, you understandHTML fairly well and have used enough CSS to have a basic grasp of how it'swritten.
You might not find this book to be useful if one or more of the followingdescribes you:
You've never used or even seen CSS before. Although some basic termsare defined in the text and I've included a short glossary, the assumptionhere is that the reader knows the basics of writing CSS and is fairly proficientwith HTML authoring.
You want to understand all of the subtleties of the theory underlying CSSand grasp the nuances of the specification. There are now many books on themarket that occupy that niche. The focus here is on demonstrating effects thatwork.
You've only done Web design in a point-and-click editingenvironment. This book assumes that you can edit (or have edited) HTML and CSSby hand, and its narrative is based on that assumption. Its projects may beeasily reproducible in a point-and-click editor, but the book was not writtenwith such editors in mind.
You want a book that will tell you how to write CSS that will look thesame in all browsers on all platforms, including Netscape 4.x and Explorer 3.x.See the following section, "What You Can Expect from This Book," fordetails.
You've read my other works and hate the personal, familiar tone Itake in my writing. I promise you that my writing style has changed verylittle.
From the outset, my intent has been to write an engaging, interactive bookthat focuses on practical and interesting uses of CSS that can be deployed intoday's browsers. To do this, each project evolves from having no styles tobeing fully styled and ready for deployment on the Web. If I've done my jobwell, you should get the feeling of watching over my shoulder as I work on aproject, with me commenting on what I'm doing as I do it.
Although you can simply read the text and look at the figures to get a senseof how a project is evolving, I think the best way to work along with the bookis to have a Web browser and a text editor open as you read. That way, you canfollow along with the changes I make in the text by physically making the samechanges in your project file and seeing the changes in your own Web browser.
There is one point on which I want to be very clear: The techniques shown inthis book are generally meant for browsers whose version number is greater thanor equal to 5. If you have to design a site that looks the same in Explorer 4.xand Netscape 4.x as it does in IE6.x and NS6.x, this book is not for you.In fact, "Tricking Browsers and Hiding Styles" on the Web site spendsa good deal of time describing ways to hide CSS from version-4 browsers. Suchtechniques allow you to write CSS for modern browsers and still let the contentdisplay (albeit in a much plainer way) in older browsers. That's about asfar as this book goes to cater to the limitations of version-4 browsers,however.Overview
In keeping with the practical, hands-on nature of this book, I'vedivided it into a series of 13 projectseach one effectively a chapter. Itis possible to skip around from project to project as the spirit moves youbecause each project was written to stand on its own as much as possible.However, the book was still written with the linear reader in mind, and if youread from front to back, you should find that the projects build on oneanother.
With a few exceptions, the projects are titled in as self-obvious a way aspossible. For example, Project 1 takes a page designed using only HTML markupand spacer GIFs and converts it to an HTML-plus-CSS design.
Projects 2 through 5 cover some fairly basic projects, from touching up apress release or an events calendar to making hyperlinks look better than theyever have before. Projects 6 and 7 increase the sophistication somewhat byfocusing on printing and the styling of form elements in more than one medium.Then, in Projects 8 through 11, the topics of discussion are positioning,integration of various styling techniques, and how to make designs look moreorganic and less boxy.
Project 12 takes a look at a powerful and potentially beautiful techniquethat isn't widely supported but can be adapted to work in the real world.In some ways, this is a look ahead to a future in which CSS support is morewidespread, but if you pick the right tools, you can flex your artistic musclestoday. All work and no play makes for a boring book, I always say.
Project 13 is the most ambitious and complex of the book: It is an attempt tore-create, as closely as possible, the visual design of this book in HTML andCSS. Just as important as the ways in which the look can be re-created are thediscussions of why certain things can't be exactly reproduced on theWeb.Companion Web Site
Each project in the book is based on the editing of a real project file. Youcan either download the project files for the entire book at once, or for eachchapter individually.These files follow a consistentnaming; for example, the Project 1 file will be ch01proj.html. This isthe file you should open up with a text editor and make changes to as theproject moves forward. You can also load it into a Web browser and hit"Reload" at each step to see what effect the new styles have.Conventions
This book follows a few typographical conventions that you should be familiarwith before proceeding.
A new term is set in italics the first time it is introduced. Therewill often be a short definition of the term nearby. Program text, functions,variables, and other "computer language" are set in a fixed-pitchfont. In regular text, it will also be a dark blue colorfor example, whenmentioning the property margin or a value like 10px.
Code blocks are set entirely in a fixed-pitch font. Any red text within acode block indicates a change to the code from its previous state. Most codeblocks show only a fragment of the overall document or style sheet, with thelines to be changed (or inserted) surrounded by unchanged text. This extra textprovides a sense of context, making it easier to find the part you need tochange if you're following along with the text. Here is an example:
<title>Travel Guide: Ragged Point Inn</title>
<style type="text/css">
table {border: 2px solid red; margin: 3px;}
td {border: 1px dotted purple; padding: 2px;}
Every computer book has its own style of presenting information. As you flipthrough this book, you'll notice that it has an interesting layout. Hereare the layout conventions:
These usually contain detailed explanations that are related to the main text but are not a part of the project itself. They might also offer alternative approaches or ideas to those demonstrated in a project. In every case, they can be skipped without disrupting the project's flow.
These are meant to be helpful annotations to the main text, and there are alot of them in this book. These are used to provide tips, asides, definitions of new terms, tangential points, or related bits of information.
These indicate a point that might cause problems in some browsers or a similarly grave note of caution.
Web site notes provide guidance as to which files to download or load into aWeb browser, or things to check out on the Web.
Finally, at the end of each project you will find a section titled"Branching Out." This will present three short exercises that inviteyou to try modifying the finished project in certain ways. These"branches" are certainly not the end of what you can do, but they mayhelp you start experimenting with the concepts presented in the project. Thinkof them as jumping-off points for your own design ideas and also as interestingchallenges in their own right. If you can match the illustrations with your ownstyles, then you'll be well on your way to writing creative CSS of yourown.© Copyright Pearson Education. All rights reserved. See all Product Description
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It is more like a hands-on CSS training course for somebody who has used HTML a lot, knows a little bit about CSS, and who wants to make fuller use of CSS. If this is what you are looking for, this is an excellent book. It is well-produced, with appropriate and intelligent use of color screenshots, too.
You will need to use some kind of reference in addition to this book when you actually write CSS for your own sites.
So far I find this to be midlevel coding. The real problem with top level is that you have know idea want you are doing and a lot of superfluous overhead is added to the commands; it is good for a quickie but can later paint you into a corner. Low level will give you tighter code and more control over results. Midlevel is a compromise but sometimes adds functionality that can not be reached at the lover level command line coding.
Every language has it strengths and purpose they just do not invent more complexity for the fun of it. I hope to have the mechanics down before I find out what it is.
CSS may come and go but it is necessary to be aware of it incase you need to correct someone else's code. For me this is the right book at the right time. What time is it for you?
CSS: The Definitive Guide by Eric Meyer
Overall, this was a useful and comprehensive book. Eric Meyer has a simple way of presenting the lessons. None of the ten lessons he covers should take longer than one hour. He is obviously extremely knowledgeable in this field. His praise is well deserved. I personally plan on implementing these lessons on my personal site and those of future clients. The only flaw I found with this book was chapter 10's missing lesson file from the books website, this was alright, as a similar html file was supplied. It was definitely not enough to lower my perfect rating though.
Otherwise, Meyer's command of CSS is evident, but this is not the book that it could be. The presentation is hampered by its organization into "projects", and the reader must slog through details of Meyer's application of strategies in his own projects to find ideas that can be used elsewhere.
CSS is a great technology, but users are in need of something better organized, better presented, more comprehensive, and less crippled by rampant editorial gaffes.
Then, just when you think CSS will answer all your prayers, you get seriously gored by the infamous NN4 incompatibilities and then IE problems crop up.
What this and every other book lacks is a decent chart reference which shows browser incompatibilities like the great cheat sheet programming cards from visibone.com BUT, I shouldn't have to buy this kind of critical tool, it oughta be a pullout or be in the appendix.
Until a better book comes out, prospective buyers should go ahead and get this one PLUS Meyers Programmers Reference (ISBN #0072131780). Round it out the Visibone cheat sheets for quick reference and to keep those nasty NN4 and IE4 nightmares from giving you an ulcer. Between all this stuff and the W3C School site (PS:which also has HTML and CSS validator links and other very cool stuff), even I was able to master CSS...but it takes more books and programmer's aids.
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Product arrived in good time and in excellent condition. It was sold as used but it could easy qualify for new. I recommend the book and the seller. Read morePublished on April 23 2012 by Ben
I really loved this book and learned a lot on CSS with it. I was tempted to put a 4 or 4.5 for one thing though: it's hard to use it as a reference once you have finished it and... Read morePublished on April 7 2006 by Nelson Therrien
After all that I've read about Eric Meyer, I must admit I was left wanting after reading this book. The experience reminded me of certain teachers I had in college: very bright,... Read morePublished on June 23 2004
Make sure you kow what you are doing before you pick up this beauty. Its not for the CSS beginner, but is perfect for the web developer who is really only looking for... Read morePublished on June 3 2004 by hang10web
I found this book to be extremly useful. A step by step manual of CSS and how it works with over 20 great examples to learn by. Read morePublished on April 21 2004
Eric's writing is great, however, for a thin book with limited content, my opinion is that New Riders Publishing got greedy with the pricing of the book. $45 retail in the stores?! Read morePublished on March 4 2004
I bought the book hoping to learn how to create pop-up menus. I was disappointed in that respect. I did find it to be a nice guide for using style sheets for specific situations. Read morePublished on Jan. 19 2004
Over 90% of the browsers surfing the internet are using IE, but this book's examples seem to only work best on Netscape browsers. Read morePublished on Dec 26 2003
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Will spoil the game objectives.
I know that with some server-side checking something can be done, but I would prefer to access the server just to store player stats at the end, or even have it client only in most cases.
I wonder if at least the are some best pratices to start with.
(using not so obvious variables names is a start, but not enough)
Thanks for the replies, I was looking to improve the client-side code, enough to stop "casual hackers", but still leaving the code as clean as possible. Anyone that really wants to hack it will succeed anyway, even with server-side checks, as I've seen it in many flash games.


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City Stadium (Richmond)
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University of Richmond Stadium (1983–2010)
|Richmond, VA
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|Richmond Spiders (NCAA) (1929–2009)
Richmond Rebels (ACFL/ConFL) (1964–1967)
Richmond Mustangs (UAFL) (1967)
Richmond Kickers (USL Pro/USL) (1993–Present)
Richmond Kickers Future (PDL) (2002–2008)
Richmond Kickers Destiny (WL) (2004–2009)
City Stadium is a sports stadium in Richmond, Virginia, United States. It is owned by the City of Richmond and is located south of the Carytown district off the Downtown Expressway. The stadium was built in 1929 and seats approximately 22,000 people. It is used by the Richmond Kickers of the United Soccer League since 1993.
The stadium was used by the University of Richmond for American football from 1929-2009. The University of Richmond's final home football game at the stadium was played on December 5, 2009 against Appalachian State University in the quarterfinals of the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs.
From 1964 through 1967, the stadium was home to the Richmond Rebels of the Atlantic Coast Football League and the Continental Football League. The Rebels left the Continental Football League in 1967 to become the Richmond Mustangs of the United American Football League.[2][3]
University of Richmond Stadium served as the site of the NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Championship from 1995-1998. For a time in the mid-2000s, the stadium also hosted Virginia's high school football state championship games.
The stadium was known as City Stadium until 1983, when it adopted the name University of Richmond Stadium or UR Stadium as part of an agreement, in which the University of Richmond agreed to lease the stadium for $1 per year in exchange for maintaining the facility. The facility's name reverted to City Stadium in 2010 when the University of Richmond ended its tenancy and moved its football games to its new on-campus E. Claiborne Robins Stadium.[4]
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- ^ "INNOVATION AND LOST OPPORTUNITIES ABOUNDED". CONTINENTAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE BOOSTER CLUB. Retrieved 25 May 2012.
- ^ Fulp, Jack (18 October 1967). "Mustangs to visit area...". The Progress Index.
- ^ Rename game: Facility is again City Stadium after being UR Stadium
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Coordinates: 37°32′59″N 77°29′12″W / 37.549697°N 77.486781°W
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This is pretty outstanding. A guy on Instagram who goes by the handle "larrydoh" (I presume his name is Larry) played Congressional on Sunday and found a ball used by none other than President Barack Obama himself.
It was in the woods -- Obama isn't a great golfer -- and it was stamped with the "POTUS" acronym which is the coolest acronym.
That's one found Titleist you won't be putting back in the bag.
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