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Our quarterbacks played horrible.
The play calling was worse.
Actually agree... Our offense never improved like advertised it was suppose to
Herman and the qb's did not do their jobs. Neither did the offensive line though
Nobody but HB knows for sure. You pretty much know nothing....like Knownothing would like to say.
Hey Hey Hey Goodbye!!!
Should've gone in the booth at halftime, tore off the headset, and told him to get out in the hallway with his Ohio State hat (and sweater vest?). Totally unimaginative offense, and not by accident. Also, Jantz sucks.
Watching receivers drop ball after ball is not the coaches fault. I think I will trust Urban Meyer's choice of OC. Our receivers have to get better at hanging on to the ball and Jantz or Barnett have to become better passers.
If that was great play calling then we have zero talent. No adjustment, bad coaching. Some tough breaks, hate the feeling now....
Whomever Rhoads hires can't be worse
Trying to take the rose colored glasses off, but I agree. I've never been greatly impressed with him. I think he's called a few good games in 3 years, but that's about it.
Playcalling was pathetic. Herman is leaving one year too late
Originally Posted by Rick
Watching receivers drop ball after ball is not the coaches fault. I think I will trust Urban Meyer's choice of OC. Our receivers have to get better at hanging on to the ball and Jantz or Barnett have to become better passers.
Umm...Herman is NOT the OC for Ohio State.
Good times on Hawkeyenation.com after the 2010 Wisconsin Game!
Worst game of the season. The QB's at ISU are just not any good (sans Richardson). I really hope that SR is a beast.
Originally Posted by Knownothing
Herman and the qb's did not do their jobs. Neither did the offensive line though
Most of their d line looked like snacks to our o line but our guys looked like big dumb confused oxes!!
Theyre not but there was NO adjustment. (glad it wasnt me trying to figure it out though)
I'm not trying to be difficult, it comes naturally....
He hid sub-par talent at WR and QB all year. He tried
I'm not ready to blame all of our offensive problems on Herman, but I don't think he will be badly missed. He was average at best, IMO. With that said, he never really had an accurate passing QB to work with. Some of that responsibility has to go on his shoulders however, as he should have recruited and/or developed one.
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Rafael Nadal, who dealt with a knee issue during his Rotterdam final loss to Andy Murray, took his foot to some balls during a presentation announcing his new insurance sponsor, Mapfre, in Madrid today.
Motorcross Rafa is def one of my fave looks for him: the jeans, the jacket, oh my. But those poor balls - that can't feel good at all.
PS - By the looks of it (and lack of any news) the knee issue, which is really a strained ligament below the knee, isn't an issue at all. Phew.
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Anyone up for participating in a Fantasy NHL League? Thought it might be more fun than the leagues with random strangers that I usually take part in (this would be systematic strangers). Let's gauge the interest, and if there's enough we can get a league started before the season starts in two weeks.
I'm in
Originally Posted by tyrelrobert
I'm in
I have a league already. Draft is tonight.
I would however be interested in participating in a CF one as well.
I haven't done a fantasy hockey league in about 10 years. But ok.
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I was so confused by this comment.
Until a minute later I realized I typed "Fantasy" instead of "Fanatic." You cheeky monkey.
I would be down. Few concerns, but those will be more of a problem if we actually get enough people.
NHL teams need to be added to the favorite teams section.
Suppose if we are letting in minorities I could play.
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Suppose if we are letting in minorities I could play.
Originally Posted by Swanson10
He's referring to me. What a dick.
I would be down for fantasy hockey... let me know when.
Okay, we're up over six, which I considered the minimum we'd need.
Anyone have suggestions for sites? I've always used Yahoo, but I'm open for suggestions if there's a better option out there.
Scoring - rotisserie vs. head-to-head? Auto or live draft?
I would like to play. I don't know a whole lot about hockey, but I play a lot of fantasy.
I'd be game, give me a reason to watch more hockey, and another way to waste time at work.
Originally Posted by Farnsworth
I'd be game, give me a reason to watch more hockey, and another way to waste time at work.
Of course I am in, I have never done fantasy hockey but have always wanted to. I know ESPN has fantasy hockey and I really like their FF setup, it might be worth checking out
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|National conference a success for Holyoke FBLA members
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Six students represented Holyoke Future Business Leaders of America at the organization's National Conference in Anaheim, Calif. June 23-29.
Briar Bergner, KrisAnna Ham, Sarah Heermann, Sydney Nelson, Elise Nelson and Chasity Pelle competed against the top FBLA members in the nation. State secretary Elise Nelson participated in officer events, and other members attended leadership workshops throughout the week. All members also participated in state and national meetings.
Holyoke's Local Chapter Annual Business Report team, made up of Bergner, Ham and Heermann, finished in 10th place at the national competition. Their business report documents all of the chapter's projects and events throughout the year. At the end of the conference, the team was honored with the opportunity to walk across the stage in front of 7,500 fellow competitors and advisors to accept their trophy.
Accompanying Ham and the students, Lori Nelson was a chaperone for the conference. As owner of Computers Etc., Nelson has been working with the chapter's fundraising efforts. As part of the partnership, Nelson sponsored the Job Interview event.
The conference began with an opening session which was developed specifically for FBLA members to improve their leadership skills. The session featured keynote speaker Todd Newton. Newton is best known to audiences worldwide for his work on E! Entertainment Television.
He inspired members and reminded them about the important role they play in the world. Workshops included in the conference focused on bringing out personal leadership qualities.
In addition to gaining leadership skills, members competed in various events against FBLA chapters from across the country. Holyoke had three teams competing in different events.
Pelle and Sydney Nelson conducted an American Enterprise project consisting of a 30-page report and a seven minute powerpoint presentation.
Heermann participated in the Job Interview competition. An event usually filled with seniors who have a strong focus on their chosen careers, sophomore Heermann was fortunate to make it to callbacks.
Only those placing in the top 10 in each event were recognized at the awards ceremony. The entire ceremony, including Bergner, Ham and Heermann receiving their trophy is available for viewing at www.fbla-pbl.org. The team's trophy will be displayed in the HHS business room.
While students were busy at workshops and competitions, Ham saw many long days as well. This year she completed her third and final year on the National Awards Program committee. The committee is responsible for ensuring a quality conference for all attendees by providing judges, event administrators, event coordinators and grading for over 50 contests.
At the advisor meeting, Ham was honored with a speech outlining her contributions to FBLA and a commemorative glass award.
In addition to the work students did throughout the week, FBLA members spent time seeing the sights in Anaheim. They toured the Garden Walk and went to Huntington Beach, Disneyland and Universal Studios.


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August 25, 2010
FedEx received good news last week, when a federal judge in Indiana ruled that FedEx Ground drivers in Kansas are independent contractors and not full-time employees.
This verdict by Judge Robert Miller also ordered all drivers suing FedEx on this same matter to submit written arguments stating why their outcome should be different by September 10.
In his decision, Miller noted that the independent contractors have signed operating agreements indicating they are independent contractors whom can hire others to perform their assigned work and go work for another delivery company and sell their routes to other qualified employees and still maintain they are FedEx employees.
But he added that this argument does not stand up because FedEx has not retained the right to direct the manner in which drivers conduct their work, coupled with the fact that thee is no evidence under the operating agreement that FedEx has the authority to require independent contractor compliance with its suggestions and best practices for the performance of assigned tasks.
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In the action-comedy 30 Minutes or Less, Nick (Jesse Eisenberg) is a small town pizza delivery guy whose mundane life collides with the big plans of two wanna-be criminal masterminds (Danny McBride and Nick Swardson). The volatile duo kidnaps Nick and forces him to rob a bank. With mere hours to pull off the impossible task, Nick enlists the help of his ex-best friend, Chet (Aziz Ansari). As the clock ticks, the two must deal with the police, hired assassins, flamethrowers, and their own tumultuous relationship.
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Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, Danny McBride, Aziz Ansari, Fred Ward, Nick Swardson, Michael Pena
Written by: Michael Diliberti, Matthew Sullivan
Directed by: Ruben Fleischer
Produced by: Stuart Cornfeld, Jeremy Kramer, Ben Stiller
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The true story behind last year's Ruben Fleischer comedy 30 Minutes or Less isn't exactly a laugh riot. Just like in the movie, a man was strapped with a bomb and was told to either rob a bank or get blown up - but the tragic twist of the real tale is that the man didn't make it out of the situation alive and was instead killed when the bomb went off.
by Eric Eisenberg August 29, 2012 comments
Weekend Box Office - Apes Continue To Rule The World
Three other new releases hit screens this weekend, but none could bump Caesar and his rebellions apes from the number one spot. Rise of the Planet of the Apes swung into the triple digit club earning an additional $27 million to top $104 million.
by Scott Gwin August 14, 2011 comments
Video Interview: Aziz Ansari On The Advice He Didn't Get From Jason Statham To Make 30 Minutes Or Less
We talked for a while about Parks & Recreation, my favorite show on television, and that part of the conversation will be up on Monday. Below you can see our conversation about 30 Minutes or Less, about his failed attempts to ask Jason Statham for advice about his fight scene
by Katey Rich August 12, 2011 comments
Interview: Ruben Fleischer Moves On From Zombies With 30 Minutes Or Less
I talked to Fleischer a few weeks ago about managing a movie that's got a lot of laughs but also real violence, how he made a film in which his main character was kind of a jerk, and how to use gay jokes so they're actually funny
by Katey Rich August 11, 2011 comments
Exclusive Video: Ruben Fleischer Explains Why He Turned Down Mission: Impossible 4
I talked to Fleischer a few weeks ago about his work on the movie, and the conversation started by going back to the moment when he decided to walk away from a Tom Cruise franchise and instead make an action comedy about a pizza delivery guy. Check out the video below
by Katey Rich August 10, 2011 comments
Family Of Real Pizza Delivery Bomber Upset Over 30 Minutes Or Less, We Give You The Real Story
Those unfamiliar with the story may even sympathize with the family's plight, but as the years have passed since her brother lost his life, a new picture has emerged that doesnt paint Wells in quite as rosy a light. Of course, none of that was clear on a hot August day in 2003 as a chubby forty-six year old sat Indian style in the middle of an Erie, Pennsylvania street with a bomb on around his neck
by Mack Rawden August 7, 2011 comments
This Rotten Week: Predicting 30 Minutes Or Less, The Help And Final Destination 5 Reviews
Weve officially entered the dog days of summer. Those long ninety-degree-plus mid-afternoons where the sweating starts after lunch and ends sometime around tomorrows breakfast. No wonder all the big movies come out during this season. What better place to spend some time during summer than a dark, AC-aided 60 degree climate
by Doug Norrie August 7, 2011 comments
Comic Con 2011: Live Blogging The 30 Minutes Or Less Panel
Comic Con may be a total geek fest, but that doesnt mean we dont like to laugh too, and 30 Minutes or Less promises to do just that. With an unbelievably awesome cast including Jesse Eisenberg, Aziz Ansari, Danny McBride, Nick Swardson and Michael Pena, the film promises to be a laugh riot and while the movie is set to come out shortly, today we get an extended look and a chance to hear from the people behind the production.
by Eric Eisenberg July 22, 2011 comments
30 Minutes Or Less Clips Blow Up A Beloved Bear
We have two clips from 30 Minutes or Less, that movie in which Jesse Eisenberg and Aziz Ansari re-enact Speed without the bus, sort of. By now you know the setup: Two masked goons strap a bomb to Eisenbergs chest and threaten to detonate it unless he robs a bank and gets back to them with the money.
by Josh Tyler July 3, 2011 comments
Green Band 30 Minutes Or Less Trailer Feels Like Funny Deja Vu
Basically, the two trailers are identical, featuring the same scenes and jokes and all in the same order; the only difference is the swearing, and occasionally shots that are too violent for the green-band. It's kind of like watching two different versions of a movie, the original and the one edited for watching on an airplane
by Katey Rich June 22, 2011 comments
Second 30 Minutes Or Less Red Band Trailer Is Even Funnier Than The First
Summer 2010 was an absolutely wretched season for comedy. While there were some bright spots - Four Lions and The Other Guys come to mind - theaters were regularly filled with mindless, dumb, lowest common-denominator humor. It's looking more and more like 2011 is going to be different.
by Eric Eisenberg June 17, 2011 comments
Aziz Ansari Tries To Explain The Louisiana Purchase In New 30 Minute Or Less Clip
Annoyed at his students texting during his class, Ansari tries to teach them about the Louisiana Purchase but is interrupted by his buddy Jesse Eisenberg who has a crazy story about what he did last night. It involves masked man, bombs and underhanded schemes.
by Mack Rawden June 4, 2011 comments
30 Minutes Or Less Set Visit Interview: Aziz Ansari
It goes without saying that Aziz Ansari is one of the best young comedians working today. A star on one of the funniest shows going right now (if youre not watching Parks and Recreation you should really start), its only a matter of time before he begins using his hiatus time to start building an extensive film career. That starts with Ruben Fleischers 30 Minutes or Less.
by Eric Eisenberg May 13, 2011 comments
30 Minutes Or Less Set Visit Interview: Michael Pena And Dilshad Vadsaria
In order for a movie to be entertaining, it needs to have characters that the audience can invest in. This element is always aided by having supporting characters that can provide history and motive for everything the principal character does. In Ruben Fleischers 30 Minutes or Less, Michael Pena and Dilshad Vadsaria play these all important roles.
by Eric Eisenberg May 11, 2011 comments
30 Minutes Or Less Set Visit Interview: Danny McBride And Nick Swardson
Actors often say that its more fun to play the villain, as they can act as malevolent as they want without fear of repercussion or guilt. But there are many types of villains: there are the powerful, egomaniacal bastards that can easily manipulate and torture and there are the idiots that come up with a dumb idea that might hurt some people, but will also make them rich.
30 Minutes Or Less Set Visit Interview: Jesse Eisenberg
In 2009 he starred in one of the most successful comedies of the year and one year later earned his first Best Actor nomination: now is a good time to be Jesse Eisenberg. Though hes been acting for more than a decade, the young actor is finally getting the recognition he deserves, and it all began with him teaming up with Ruben Fleischer in Zombieland.
Set Visit Report: Time To Rob A Bank With 30 Minutes Or Less
Its reasonable for any successful first time filmmaker to be concerned about a sophomore slump. With expectations raised and plenty of pressure, the second effort provides a chance to prove consistency but will undoubtedly find comparisons to the first. Director Ruben Fleischer is most certainly a candidate for this mindset.
30 Minutes or Less Trailer: Don't Make A Big Deal Out Of A Bank Robbery
A great opportunity presents itself when a studio releases a green band trailer following a red band one. While the red band is likely filled with cursing, violence and sex that can't be shown in the tamer trailer, there's an option to use never before seen clips and scenes that either don't contain profanity or are slightly altered. Unfortunately 30 Minutes or Less took the lazy route.
by Eric Eisenberg April 28, 2011 comments
First 30 Minutes Or Less Teaser Poster Shows Off Two Types Of Masks
When you write ten movie news stories a day and approximately 200 per month, you begin to notice patterns. One such pattern is the connection between trailers and posters. If a poster for an upcoming film is released you can bet that a trailer isn't far behind, and the same goes vice versa. Yesterday saw the release of the first trailer for the bank robbery comedy 30 Minutes or Less, so guess what we have for you today?
by Eric Eisenberg April 22, 2011 comments
Jesse Eisenberg Needs To Rob A Bank In The Red Band Trailer For 30 Minutes Or Less
Just yesterday we received three new images from director Ruben Fleischer's follow-up to Zombieland called 30 Minutes or Less. Reteaming with Jesse Eisenberg and throwing Aziz Ansari, Danny McBride, Nick Swardson and Michael Pena into the mix, the movie sounds like it will be a good time at the theater.
by Eric Eisenberg April 21, 2011 comments
Prepare To Rob A Bank With Four New 30 Minutes Or Less Images
Last year Jesse Eisenberg was launched into a different stratosphere when starred in David Fincher's The Social Network. The part earned Eisenberg his first Oscar nomination and solidified him as one of the brightest young actors working today. But before he wowed us all with his interpretation of Mark Zuckerberg, we got to know him as Columbus in Ruben Fleischer's Zombieland.
by Eric Eisenberg April 19, 2011 comments
New Images From 30 Minutes Or Less, Bad Teacher And Anonymous
It's a bit presumptuous to say when we're only five days in, but 2011 may end up being a really great year for movies. Browsing through our 2011 preview, there's an endless number of titles with high potential
by Eric Eisenberg January 5, 2011 comments
Aziz Ansari and Danny McBride To Team Up Against An Olympic-Sized Asshole
Aziz Ansari and Danny McBride are currently up in Grand Rapids, MI filming 30 Minutes or Less with director Ruben Fliesher, but it will not be the last film the two work together on. Speaking with
by Eric Eisenberg September 8, 2010 comments
Ruben Fleischer Says First Draft Of Zombieland 2 Is Done, But May Not Be Next
Leaving the theater after watching Zombieland last year, many had the same thought: I would love to see these characters again.
by Eric Eisenberg September 7, 2010 comments
First Look At Ruben Fleischer's Next, 30 Minutes Or Less
The movie reteams Fleischer with Zombieland frontman Jesse Eisenberg and brings in Aziz Ansari and Danny McBride for some comedic cred. Ansari will play a guy wrapped up in a bank heist
by Will LeBlanc August 26, 2010 comments
Fred Ward Joining 30 Minutes Or Less
When directors are casting for a movie and the role of Strict and Angry Dad needs filling, Fred Ward has to be up there on the list of guys to call. Ward is a classic "that guy" whose grizzled looks
by Doug Norrie June 25, 2010 comments
Zombieland Reunion Happening In 30 Minutes Or Less
While youre waiting for Zombieland 2, heres something to whet your appetite. Zombieland director Ruben Fleischer is reuniting with his star zombie killer Jesse Eisenberg
by Josh Tyler May 26, 2010 comments
Jesse Eisenberg May Join Aziz Ansari In 30 Minutes Or Less
With Jesse Eisenberg almost on board, 30 Minutes or Less is starting to seem like a guaranteed success. Who better to compliment Ansaris antics than Eisenberg? Both have a knack
by Perri Nemiroff May 24, 2010 comments
Michael Pena And Nick Swardson Join 30 Minutes Or Less
The caper comedy, directed by Zombieland's Ruben Fleischer, will star Danny McBride as a pizza-delivery guy caught up in a bank robbery, and Aziz Ansari as the junior high history joining him
by Katey Rich May 12, 2010 comments
Aziz Ansari Has 30 Minutes Or Less With Ruben Fleischer
I can't really imagine much better than a buddy caper comedy starring Ansari and McBride, two of the funniest men who usually will do anything for a laugh without seeming obnoxious or desperate about it
by Katey Rich April 8, 2010 comments
Ruben Fleischer Making His Pizza Guy Caper Comedy This Summer
The movie sounds way, way more in the Zombieland wheelhouse than something like Mission: Impossible 4, and while Fleischer seems like a director who can do anything, a more moderate step up for his second film
by Katey Rich April 6, 2010 comments
Zombieland Director Turns Down Mission: Impossible 4 For Danny McBride?
Can we all just agree that we'd see pretty much whatever Fleischer wants to make next, whether it's a random comedy or some giant blockbuster? I would wonder how equipped Fleischer would be to handle something as big as M:I 4
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Greensboro, NC -- Police are looking for four or five suspects in a shooting on West Vandalia Road Monday night.
Officers responded to 209 W. Vandalia Rd. at 8:25 p.m. in reference to a shooting. They found the victim with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound when they made it to the scene.
There isn't much of a suspect description, but police say there were four or five men seen running from the house north toward West Vandalia.
EMS transported the victim to a hospital for treatment of a non-life-threatening injury.
Police are still investigating this case.
Anyone with information should call Greensboro police at 336-574-3573 or Crime Stoppers at 336-373-1000.


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Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Daddy Camp: Make Your Own Gummy Candy
13 comments:
- Georgine said...
This is bad, very bad. I currently crave anything gummy. But I would need green and yellow gummies. Those are my favorites. Thank you so much for the idea. ( I swear, I say this without any hint of sarcasm.)
- August 12, 2009 at 8:11 AM
- The Activity Mom said...
Yum! I'm going to try this for sure.
- August 12, 2009 at 8:13 AM
- Melody said...
Cool idea! I really want to try this. How nice that your hubby had daddy daughter time and that you could have some uninterrupted painting time. Hope it turned out great!
- August 12, 2009 at 8:46 AM
- Mama King said...
What a great concept - Daddy Camp! Love it! My girls are crazy for gummies and would get a kick out of making their own. Thanks!
- August 12, 2009 at 8:15 PM
- Preschool Playbook said...
I just wanted to let you know I recently saw your blog and a post in the Family Fun magazine. I told me husband--"I KNOW THIS BLOG!" Silly, but I was excited. I think it would be great to be in such a great magazine!
- August 13, 2009 at 10:35 PM
- EntertainingMom said...
I so puffy heart this!!!!
I don't think I have any sf Jell-o, but have regular Jello... would that work too?
- August 14, 2009 at 7:53 AM
- Pink & Green Mama said...
To answer your question Entertaining Mom, I don't see why you couldn't use regular jello if that's all you have. I googled it and I think these are basically jello- jigglers and they can be made with or without sugar. We have noticed some poor behavior from our daughter following sugar consumption so we decided to make the sugar free. If you try it out let me know how they turn out!! : ) Happy Crafty Cooking! Fondly, MaryLea (aka Pink and Green Mama)
- August 14, 2009 at 9:39 AM
- Hollie said...
Because of this post... I will be the bestest momma in the entire world. My 2 year old is a Gummy bear eattin' monster. If he could eat NOTHING but Gummybears, he would be in heaven.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for this post. I didn't even know that making these at home were possible. I can't wait to do this with him.
(aka: Groovewoman)
- December 20, 2009 at 3:48 AM
We made these gummie candies yesterday. What fun! We found "character" ice trays at the dollar store for our molds. We will definately be making these again. Thanks!
- June 14, 2010 at 11:36 AM
- K-tribe said...
Thank you for this! My DD has lots of food allergies. So I have not been able to buy these at the store for her.
I am planning on having a candy themed b-day party for her in Jan, but was trying to think how I could do that with her allergies. THANKS you have made it a little easier!!!
- September 17, 2010 at 8:39 PM
- Jessica said...
What a great recipe, have to try this one!!
- May 9, 2011 at 10:53 AM
My step-mom made this for us when I was a teenager and then for my kids only we called it finger jello. Always a big hit! I like this ice cube tray idea, I'll be making it with my 2 yr. old granddaughters. Thanks, Debbie
- May 29, 2011 at 1:27 PM
- Cute Everything said...
I love that you made these with sugar free jello! What a fun treat! Thanks so much for sharing!
- January 24, 2012 at 5:25 PM
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LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. -- More than 100 parishioners from Bhutan with a church here have no way to get to services because their van was stolen from the parking lot a week ago.
Ever since, the First Agape Baptist Church has been struggling to get its Bhutanese members to services, most do not have vehicles. They started using small cars to shuttle everyone back and forth.
"It takes 5 hours to shuttle everyone and only one when we had the van, "said Tek Dharnal, the Church Pastor.
"The van we were using we only had for a month and a half, and then it was stolen, "he added.
The Help Desk set out to find a van that Pastor Dharnal could use to shuttle parishioners on both Saturdays and Sundays until a permanent van could be located or donated.
We contacted Atlanta Shuttle that provides transport to and from the airport and area hotels.
Without hesitation, Lou Asfaw, the Shuttle owner, agreed to help.
He brought the Van to the companion Rehoboth Baptist Church and surprised Dharnal.
"Oh! Praise the Lord," he said.
"The least I can do is to help them out and bring the congregation to the service until they can get a van for themselves," Asfaw said.
"This is an airport shuttle and it carries 10 people but I will add seats to accommodate 15 people," he added.
"I really appreciate that. Thank you. Thank you so much," added Dharnal.
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It's a great way to connect, but online social networking.
is also a portal for criminals to get to you and your children.
It happened recently in Beaufort County where a mother discovered her 12-year-old daughter was having sexual conversations on Facebook with a 21-year-old man. Thanks to her report to police, the man was arrested in Colorado and charged with attempted child sexual assault, but these predators aren't always caught.
"He kind of formed an online dating relationship where they chatted a lot and he eventually led in with the pictures."
Cpl. Webb is talking about a man's Facebook conversation with an 11-year-old Pitt County girl. He was able to talk the girl into sending him graphic, nude photos.
"We also found out he was not the age he said he was. He appeared to be a tween type age and we found out he was actually in his 40s."
Investigators also found out the man lived in India, and even though local police and deputies have made hundreds of arrests for internet crimes- they were powerless in this case where it appears the man's actions are not considered a crime in his country.
"We don't have any power in a foreign nation and it's tough enough working state to state on cases," said Webb.
The man was never charged and the girl's pictures are still out there on the world wide web.
"You're not just opening your kid up to the people that live in Pitt County which is still 180,000 people. You're opening up your child to 6 billion people worldwide," said Webb
The girl victim in the case is not on Facebook anymore, but millions of children are. Facebook terms of service require members to be at least 13 years old to set up an account. However, a recent Consumer Reports survey shows as many as 7.5 million Facebook users are under 13, and two-thirds of those kids are under 10. Besides the statement in the Facebook rules, there's no further verification required.
Cathy Evans of Ayden says her 14-year-old daughter started asking about Facebook when she was 11, and she helped her daughter create a page when she was 12.
"Many times I think to myself you don't even need to have a Facebook. Let's stop it all together, but children use it and adults use it to network and send messages to each other- invite to parties and all kinds of stuff. So, it's a good social tool if it's used right, and for teenagers monitored properly," said Evans.
Cathy says she checks Kinsley's page every day- telling her who she can accept as a friend and who she can't.
"The computer is right in living room in a central area and I have her messenger on my i phone so every message that comes on her Facebook I see it," said Evans.
She says potential predators have tried to friend her daughter.
April Davis: "Have any older boys or men tried to friend your daughter?
Cathy: "There have been older people on Facebook and we have addressed that as well and eliminated those too. So yeah it happens -definitely."
Cathy has Safe Eyes software which blocks inappropriate material from popping up, and Kinsley's Facebook page is private. We asked Detective Webb to take a look at her computer. He only found one setting to change.
"There's an option here that will let friends check you in using their devices. So a friend of yours- if you checked in at school they could check you in there. I disabled that so that people can't check you in places because it's no one's business where you are," Webb explained to Kinsley.
Detective Webb showed Cathy how to use free software provided through the SBI Internet Crimes Against Children task force.
"You can go through images. You can go through documents, videos, the internet explorer history and it also works for firefox," said Webb
The software can even e-mail a parent if your child uses words or names you want to be alerted about. Cathy said sign her up.
Kinsley: "So you're giving her this?"
Det. Webb: "Yes."
Kinsley: "Great. Wonderful"
Cathy: "Further lockdown. Additional lockdown"
Additional lockdown that will continue to keep what Kinsley sees online- innocent, and possibly save her from a tragic situation.
Police say it's best if your child doesn't have a Facebook page, but if your child is on Facebook make sure they only have friends they know and their page is set private to friends only.
In a Consumer Reports survey last year only 18-percent of parents of teens on Facebook said they look at their child's page.


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Rodney Williams followed with nine points and five rebounds and Andre Hollins
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straight and improved to 10-0 at home.
Reggie Hearn paced Northwestern (9-6, 0-2) with 11 points, while Dave
Sobolewski and Tre Demps donated 10 points apiece in the setback, the
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|Alumni band rocks the HHS house
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Among those joining the community band Feb. 19 are those pictured from left, in front, Ron Koch, Darci Tomky, Lindsay Helgoth and Aly Brinkema; and back row, Molly Brandt, Marcia Dalton, Joe Hall and Pam Vieselmeyer.
Members of the alumni/current student pep band who entertained at the Feb. 19 basketball games are pictured from left, Meg Strauss, Ashley Sullivan, Ana Conklin, Karla Pargas, Pat Wiebers and Christina Martinez.
Holyoke band instructor Miko Martinez directs the community band including high school students, alumni and other residents at the Feb. 19 basketball games with Yuma.
The musicians had so much fun that they decided to perform again at the Feb. 26 district ball games in Holyoke.
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24,278-foot (7400m) Kunyang Chhish East in Pakistan's Karakoram has finally seen a first ascent when a team of three climbers reached the summit on July 18th. Swiss climber Simon Anthamatten and Austrian brothers Hansjörg and Matthias Auer ascended the South West Face of the dramatic peak, achieving what has eluded mountaineers for a decade since the first attempt to climb the mountain, which took place in 2003. Kunyang Chhish East has been called "one of the last problems in Karakoram" and has resisted previous summit bids, most notably a 2006 attempt by American climbers Steve House and Vince Anderson, who were forced to turn back 1,000 feet from the summit. The mountain is located in Hispar Muztagh, a sub-range of the Karakoram Mountains.
The Karakoram mountains of Pakistan are some of the most dramatic on earth, boasting four of the world's fourteen 8000 meter peaks. The range has been the scene of several dramatic incidents and tragedies in recent months, including the deaths of Polish mountaineers Tomasz Kowalski and Maciej Berbeka in March, who went missing after making the first winter ascent of Broad Peak (26,414 feet or 8051 m), and a recent three-member Iranian expedition who also reached the summit of Broad Peak only to become stranded on the descent. The Iranian team is still stuck high on the mountain, and the agency that organized the expedition (Adventure Tours Pakistan) has stated they believe there is little hope of finding the mountaineers still alive.
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Woody, Norris Earn Gautt Postgraduate Scholarships
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Royals in the Community: July 26 to August 1
The Kansas City Royals return to Kauffman Stadium for a seven-game homestand against the Minnesota Twins (July 26-28) and Baltimore Orioles (July 29-August 1). The first-ever Royals Charities Broadcast Auction on July 27, presented by Fox Sports Kansas City, highlights a week full of events. Below is a listing of the club's upcoming community efforts.
Monday, July 26 – Minnesota Twins vs. Royals, 7:10 p.m.
Tuesday, July 27 – Minnesota Twins vs. Royals, 7:10 p.m.
· PLAY Clinic – The Royals and the Kansas City (Mo.) Office of Civic and Community Engagement team up with the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society (PBATS) to host a free PLAY (Promoting a Lifetime of Activity for Youth) clinic at Kauffman Stadium from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Royals' pitcher Luke Hochevar will join Royals' Head Athletic Trainer Nick Kenney and members of the Royals' sports medicine staff to lead 125 pre-selected youth in exercises to promote health and wellness as well as baseball fundamentals.
· Royals Charities Broadcast Auction – Royals Charities and Fox Sports Kansas City partner for a special on-air auction, giving viewers the opportunity to bid on unique ballpark experiences or purchase an exclusive Royals ticket package. The auction begins at 6:30 p.m. during the Hy-Vee Royals LIVE pre-game show and continues throughout the telecast. For more information, visit www.royals.com/broadcastauction.
· Dream Factory – Throughout the season, the Royals grant the wishes of Dream Factory children. These youngsters, who face life-altering challenges, will meet Royals players, watch batting practice from the dugout, and enjoy the game and refreshments. Their Royals experience appears on the KMBC-TV (Channel 9) 10:00 p.m. newscast.
Wednesday, July 28 – Minnesota Twins vs. Royals, 1:10 p.m.
Thursday, July 29 – Baltimore Orioles vs. Royals, 7:10 p.m.
· Buses for Baseball – The Major League Baseball Players Association hosts underprivileged children in all 30 ballparks through the Buses for Baseball program. The special guests will have a chance to meet with select Royals players and receive tickets, souvenirs, food and transportation.
Friday, July 30 – Baltimore Orioles vs. Royals, 7:10 p.m.
· MLB Players Trust "City Clinic" – Billy Butler and Mitch Maier are among the players scheduled to host 250 children from Operation Breakthrough and the Boys & Girls Clubs during a baseball clinic for underprivileged children developed by – and featuring – current Major Leaguers in select cities across the country. The Kansas City clinic will be held at Cleveland Field (4299 Cleveland Ave. in Kansas City, Mo.) from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The Royals players are scheduled to participate from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. A number of former Major Leaguers will also be on hand to provide hands-on instruction. During each session, City Clinic attendees also participate in a question and answer session with the players and receive free T-shirts, autographs and refreshments. Please note that media members are invited to cover the event, but it is not open to the public.
Saturday, July 31 – Baltimore Orioles vs. Royals, 6:10 p.m.
Meet David DeJesus at Majestic Team Store – Outfielder David DeJesus will meet fans and sign autographs from noon to 1:00 p.m. at the Majestic Team Store at Kauffman Stadium.
State Farm Good Neighbor Award – Once a month throughout the season, State Farm Insurance honors a local organization that positively impacts the Kansas City area. Prior to the game, the State Farm Good Neighbor Award will be presented to the Kids with Courage Foundation. The organization, based in Lee's Summit, Mo., helps children diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes and their families adjust to life after this devastating diagnosis.
Sunday, August 1 – Baltimore Orioles vs. Royals, 1:10 p.m.
· Royals Troopers – The Royals Grounds Crew welcomes select children who have a parent deployed through the United States military efforts overseas to join them in game preparations as part of the Royals Troopers program. The honored kids will help prepare the field prior to the game and will receive game tickets and Royals merchandise.


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Ohio Chautauqua 2012 Workshops
URBANA, Ohio (June 21, 2012) - The arrival of the OHIO CHAUTAUQUA to Urbana is just around the corner. Beginning on Tuesday, June 26 thru Saturday, June 30, the Ohio Humanities Council's OHIO CHAUTAUQUA 2012, When Ohio Was the Western Frontier, will bring history alive to Champaign County with workshops and evening performances.
Each day there is an adult workshop at 10:30 a.m. and a youth workshop at 2:30 p.m. at locations throughout the county. The workshops are led by the five scholar-actors and allow participates to engage in hands-on, interactive learning. Each workshop lasts about 45 minutes; there is no charge for any of the OHIO CHAUTAUQUA programs. Although the workshops are listed as "adult and youth", all are welcome to attend any or all of the programs. It is suggested that children, if unaccompanied by an adult, be at least 8 years of age.
The workshops kick off on Tuesday morning at the Mac-O-Chee Piatt Castle with "Women on America's Western Frontier" presented by Debra Connor. Ms. Connor, who portrays Margaret Blennerhassett on Friday evening, begins the description of her workshop with this quote, "'Women are the forgotten men of history,' claimed the historian Daniel Boorstein." In this workshop, attendees will learn about the lifestyles and the habits of the women who settled the western frontier in the early 1800's. Did you know that women smoked cigars? That dinner guests wiped their noses on the tablecloth? Or that women took arsenic to increase their pallor?
That afternoon, Dan Cutler, portrayer of Chief John Logan Thursday evening, will present a workshop entitled, "Adopted by Indians" at the shelter on the grounds of the Ohio Caverns. Frontier families were terrified that their children might be kidnapped by Indians. When loved ones were killed by the White Man's disease and war, the Indians felt justified in adopting replacements. In this program, Mr. Cutler shares information about Indian culture and family traditions, and explains why many of the adoptees were so happy in their new lives. Then the participants will play some of the games that helped Indian children learn skills that were needed to do the work of men and women. The games are as fun today as they were back then.
Wednesday's, June 27 adult workshop at the Champaign Family Y shelter, is led by Marvin Jefferson, the portrayer of York on Tuesday evening, presents "York, William Clark, Slavery, and American History". This lecture and discussion program will examine the relationship between York and William Clark. Participants will also explore how slavery impacted their relationship, and how slavery's legacy denied York his proper place in history for many years.
Ms. Conner will led the youth workshop, "Inspired by Margaret Blennnerhassett" at 2:30 p.m. at the Y shelter. Margaret Blennerhassett was known throughout the Ohio Valley for her creativity. She had a special appreciation for art, music, and poetry. Inspired by Margaret's love of nature, participants begin by examining some fantastic nature-based art and then create their own imaginative drawings. Finally, they will do some creative writing to accompany the artwork.
On Thursday, June 28, the adult workshop led by Jeremy Meier, portrayer of Oliver Hazard Perry on Wednesday evening, is at the Champaign County Historical Society Museum on East Lawn Avenue in Urbana. "Three Perspectives on The Battle of Lake Erie" is timely with this being the bicentennial of the War of 1812. "We have met the enemy and they are ours...", victorious words of Perry are still remembered nearly 200 years after the Battle of Lake Erie. Perry's preparations of his Lake Erie squadron during the summer of 1813 make for intriguing history. But the preparations of his adversary, Commander Robert Barclay of the British fleet, are equally fascinating to look back upon. In this workshop, Mr. Meier's discusses how each side prepared and strategized for the battle, as well as how Perry's second-in-command, Lt. Jesse Duncan Elliott, would for years argue a very different version of what occurred in this battle. Following the workshop, participants will enjoy viewing the many displays and artifacts at the Museum.
The young people will meet Hank Fincken, who brings to life John Chapman/Johnny Appleseed for the final evening performance on Saturday, for his workshop entitled, "Becoming Johnny" at the Appleseed Education Center & Museum on the campus of Urbana University. Fincken explains that, "I first met Johnny Appleseed in a cartoon. He was energetic, sincere, and big-hearted, but seemed less than human. My job as an actor is to make him flesh and blood." In this workshop, Mr. Fincken will ask the students to share their beliefs about John Chapman and discuss how we separate fact from fiction. It concludes with everyone playing theatre games that reveal how gestures and mannerisms bring historical characters to life. Students may be surprised to discover that a little of John Chapman resides in all of us.
Mr. Fincken leads the Friday morning workshop, "John & Johnny: Past, Present, and Future" at the Appleseed Education Center & Museum. Contemporaries described John Chapman/Johnny Appleseed as strange. One even called him "the oddest character in our history." After he died, people began to see something special, even saintly, in this independent bachelor who wandered the countryside selling apple seedlings and preaching "good news right fresh from heaven." Walt Disney reduced him to a well-meaning, simple-minded children's cartoon. But the story isn't over: John's image continues to evolve, and the transition is still in flux. Using examples from his own 20-year career portraying John and stories both old and new, Fincken will discuss what we know and don't know about this pioneer, the magic that makes him so dear to so many, and how and why the next change will make him equally relevant to future generations.
The youth workshop, "Telling a Tall Tale", led by Jefferson at the Goshen Memorial Park in Mechanicsburg, uses theatre games to open up everyone's imagination to describe the uniquely American art form, tall tales. Participants will go on an imaginary adventure, creating tales taller than mountains – much like York is purported to have done in his time. In these tall tales, the sky's the limit!
Saturday, the final day of the OHIO CHAUTAUQUA workshops begins with the adult workshop, "History in a Nutshell: the American Indian Perspective" presented by Cutler at the St. Paris Public Library. Making connections between the past and the present helps make history come alive. In this program, Cutler will travel through time and highlight important aspects of American history, with a special focus on the Ohio frontier. During this fast-paced history lesson, he will explain how, no matter what the time or event, American Indians played an important role.
Mr. Meier will present, "The Star Spangled Banner" to the youth at the Champaign County Library. In September of 1814, Washington had been burned to the ground and British ships were sailing off to Baltimore. What stood in their way was a naval base called Fort McHenry. When Mary Pickersgill was asked to construct a flag to fly above the fort, the demands were large. The flag was to measure 34' by 40'. In the morning after the attack on Fort McHenry, a young lawyer named Francis Scott Key saw Pickersgill's flag flying valiantly over the fort. It was the inspiration for a poem he wrote called "Defense of Fort McHenry" and is now our national anthem. In this workshop, Meier's will lead the youth in a discussion about the history of the American flag and the writing of Key's poem during the attack on Fort McHenry in the War of 1812.
OHIO CHAUTAUQUA 2012 is presented in partnership with the Ohio Humanities Council, Urbana University, City of Urbana, and the Champaign County Chamber of Commerce and with major financial support from the Urbana Moose.


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People looking for photos or video of Osama bin Laden's death should do so with caution. Online security experts say scammers and hackers have quickly seized on the news of the terrorist's death to try to infect computers or gain access to personal information.
"Watch out for the links you're likely to come across in email or on social networking sites offering you additional coverage of this newsworthy event. Many of the links will be perfectly legitimate but at least some are almost certain to be dodgy and will trick you into hostile internet territory," said Paul Ducklin, Head of Technology in Sophos Asia Pacific.
One of the first links to surface was claiming to be a shocking video on Facebook of bin Laden's death. People who click on the link end up going to a survey which gives scammers money every time it is completed.
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[Update] - Valdosta, Ga. - January 11th, 2012 - 6pm -
Wednesday a Valdosta jury handed-down a verdict for a man accused of killing his girlfriend on Christmas Eve 2010.
Kenneth Brown was found guilty on all counts and the victim's family is glad to have justice.
"Just justice period. No one should have to die like that. No one. I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy. No one should have to die like that," says the victim's daughter Mary McConnehead.
The family of 47-year-old Charlotte Grant sighs with relief for the Guilty verdict.
They say they're satisfied with the sentence.
59-year-old Kenneth Brown was found "Guilty" on all counts for using an axe to kill, Grant who was his live-in girlfriend.
Brown showed no emotion as he was given a life-sentence plus 21 years.
The trial went into its third day but the jury only deliberated for about 3.5 hours before the unanimous vote.
The defense had argued Brown was acting in self-defense to Grant's son, Keith Medley, who pushed him while Brown and Grant were having a verbal fight.
But the prosecutor says that because Brown left the house and came back with an axe, he had other options, he didn't have to come back at all.
"We haven't been able to actually let go and let our mom rest in peace in a year or so because this hasn't been over and now that it's over we can actually let her rest in peace," says McConnehead.
Brown's defense attorney says they plan to appeal the ruling.
[Update] - Valdosta, Ga. - January 11th, 2012 -
There is a verdict in the Valdosta trial of a 2010 Christmas Eve murder.
59-year-old Kenneth Brown is found "Guilty" on all counts for killing his live-in girlfriend, 47-year-old Charlotte Grant, with an axe in a domestic dispute that turned deadly.
He was given a life-sentence plus 21 years.
The jury deliberated for approximately 3.5 hours before handing-up the unanimous vote.
Brown's defense attorney says they plan to appeal the ruling.
[Update] - Valdosta, Ga. - January 10th, 2012 -
There will soon be a verdict in the Brown V. State of Ga. trial.
It's now up to the jury to decide "Guilty" or "Not Guilty" in the trial of a 2010 Christmas Eve murder.
Deliberations began late in the day Tuesday.
59-year-old Kenneth Brown faces a charge of first degree murder.
Prosecutors say he killed his live-in girlfriend 47-year-old Charlotte Grant with an axe in a domestic dispute that turned deadly.
Prosecutors argue the murder was premeditated and say that because Brown left and came back with a weapon that it rules out self-defense.
"When he walked outside to get that axe, where ever that axe may have been, he had options," Prosecution Attorney Tracy Chapman says to the jury.
The Defense urged the jury to vote "Not Guilty".
The Defense says Brown was defending himself with the axe from the victim's son, Keith Medley, who Brown says was attacking him with a chair when the axe hit Grant.
He says Medley's account of that night's events don't add up.
"So that contradicts Kenny being back there. So your contradiction is there," Defense Attorney John Hughes says to the jury.
The trial continues Wednesday where the jury is expected to have a verdict.
[Update] - Valdosta, Ga. - January 9th, 2012 -
Prosecutors say an axe was used to kill 47-year-old Charlotte Grant Christmas Eve night in 2010.
The suspect is her live-in boyfriend, 59-year-old Kenneth Brown.
The court listens breathlessly to a 911 dispatch recording of Grant's 29-year-old son Keith Medley identifying Brown as the killer.
"Kenny Brown," Medley states in the recording.
The dispatcher asks, "Which way did Kenny Leave?"
"I don't know," Medley replies.
The prosecution says the live-in couple had been fighting for some time and hadn't slept in the same room for months.
That night tensions got heated and Brown snapped, charging at Grant with an axe and swinging.
There is some discrepancy however as to whether the axe was the murder weapon.
Brown's sister Annie Pride says there was no axe, he didn't have a weapon.
But her husband Leon Pride said he had a stick but when asked if the stick was an axe, he agreed.
The Public Defender pressing that it was too dark to tell.
Then Officer Terry Hines of the Valdosta Police Department testified Brown gave him a false name that night and a false date of birth.
The trial will resume promptly Tuesday morning where more people are expected to take the stand.
- Valdosta, Ga. - January 9th, 2012 -
Monday is the first day for a trial on an alleged Christmas Eve murder in Valdosta.
A domestic dispute turned deadly December 24, 2010, when a woman is murdered and police suspect her live-in boyfriend.
59-year-old Kenneth Brown takes the stand after pleading not guilty to the alleged deadly assault of 47-year-old Charlotte Grant.
The jury selection was this morning.


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Santa Clara, CA (Sports Network) - Beau Levesque poured in 24 points off the
bench as the Saint Mary's Gaels completed an 84-63 rout of the Santa Clara
Broncos in a West Coast Conference tilt at the Leavey Center.
Brad Waldow contributed 14 points and eight rebounds for SMC (20-4, 9-1 WCC),
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Evan Roquemore paced Santa Clara (17-8, 5-5) with 18 points on 5-of-12
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Shahar Peer won't be allowed to compete in Dubai next week.
The United Arab Emirates have declined the Israeli lady baller's request for a visa which would have made her the first person from her country to compete in the UAE.
However WTA policy states "no player should be barred from competing in a tournament for which she has qualified" and Dubai could therefore lose its membership to the Tour next year.
WTA CEO Larry Scott released the following statement:
We are deeply disappointed by the decision of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) denying Shahar Peer a visa that would permit her to enter the country to play in the Dubai Tennis Championships.Shahar and her family have been in Thailand where she was competing in Pattaya City and upon hearing of the decision were described by Scott as "extremely upset and disappointed" about the news.
Ms. Peer has earned the right to play in the tournament and it is regrettable that the UAE is denying her this right.
Following various consultations, the Tour has decided to allow the tournament to continue to be played this week, pending further review by the Tour's Board of Directors.
Earlier this year, the 21-year old was subject to protests in Auckland following her country's invasion of Gaza and last February became the first person from her country to compete at a tourney in one of the Persian Gulf states.
I find the decision by the UAE to be completely unfair from a sporting perspective and extremely unprofessional as a member of the WTA Tour. It most certainly violates the policy of allowing a lady baller to compete in a tourney she qualifies for and they should therefore deal with whatever consequences are attributed.
Moreover, after all of the monies the WTA Tour has funneled into extending their reach into this area of the world and building a tennis tradition, the organization must be gravely disappointed.
But these purely money-making moves usually have unfortunate consequences and the WTA executives may now need to rework this strategy.
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