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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Several remarkable careers wrapped up in rewarding fashion Saturday at the 39th girls state track meet at Laidley Field.
Buckhannon-Upshur's Emily Godwin, Frankfort's Bria Welker and St. Marys' Maggie Drazba not only piled up even more hardware for themselves, but two of the three led their respective teams to championships.
Only two more records were produced in the girls meets Saturday after four marks fell on Friday - Welker tied her record of 57.13 seconds in the AA 400-meter dash and D'Andra Swiger of Doddridge, the high-point winner in girls A with 36 points, ran a time of 45.41 seconds in the 300 hurdles.
Godwin and the rest of the Bucs were on pins and needles most of the day as they battled Morgantown for AAA honors, but she did the most she could, winning all four of her events on Saturday - the 100 hurdles in 14.96, the 300s in 44.75, the long jump at 17-7 and the high jump at 5-8.
"I was pretty pleased with most things from this meet,'' Godwin said. "It's hard to think this was my last meet because you're so focused on state and you're worried about each event. It's hard to think about what's after it.
"But now looking back when all my events are over, it's kind of bittersweet and sad because I'll never really run here for Buckhannon again. At the same time, I'm really excited about my future - to go to North Carolina and work with their coaches. To see how much more - if I work hard and I just train on track - how much farther I can get.''
She didn't turn in any records this weekend, but retires with meet marks in both hurdle events, one set as a junior and one as a sophomore. Like Drazba, she's accounted for 13 state meet victories over her career - all of them in individual events.
Welker's quest presented more of a personal challenge.
For the second time in three years, she's recovering from an ACL tear, the most recent one occurring during soccer season last fall. Not only did she manage to duplicate her four wins from last year's meet, she also got to savor a team title after Frankfort lost by two points to Berkeley Springs in 2012, that coming in the meet's final event.
Last year, Welker had 40 points and distance ace Katie Jan 34, scoring all 74 of Frankfort's total. This year, Welker (40) and Jan (31) again provided the bulk, but the other Falcons chipped in 11. Jan took the 800, 1,600 and 3,200 this weekend to boost the school's title chances.
"Katie Jan's my teammate and best friend,'' Welker said, "and I know we've been wanting this for four years. We knew we were so close and since we brought our team this year, we thought we were going to get it. We had the confidence that we were going to get it.''
Welker won the 100-meter dash in 12.47 seconds, the 200 in 25.67, the 400 in 57.13 and the 300 hurdles in 45.45. She said the grind of rehab made the ultimate journey worth it.
"My doctor wasn't so sure I could run or anything,'' Welker said after her second knee injury, "but I really worked at it in the weight room every day and on the treadmill when I couldn't run.
"With my freshman year, just knowing I had the potential when I won my three state championships. I couldn't run my sophomore year, so coming back for my junior year was even more incentive because I won all four of my events. And then coming back this year, I just knew I had to have it. Like it was in my blood - I had to have it.''
In just three years, Welker won 11 times at the state meet, all individual events, and holds two records. She's being courted to run at WVU or Coastal Carolina.
Drazba's career finished with the same flourish, as she again swept the 800, 1,600 and 3,200 at the state meet with respective times of 2:21.42, 5:03.53 and 10:31.83, and concludes her prep days with meet records in all three.
"When I was in middle school,'' Drazba said, "I never really expected anything like this happening. But over the years, I just progressed in my training and took a big leap and progressed through high school, and it's helped me to succeed the way I have.''
Her 3,200 time of 10:31.83 on Friday was not only a meet record in Class A, but the best that's been run by a female athlete in any class at the state meet. For the last two years at least, she's managed to set those marks without being pushed like other athletes.
"I wish we could run the classes together,'' Drazba said, "because there's a lot of talented girls in the other classes. It'd be really nice to push yourself like that, but you go out as hard as you can.''
Between Drazba's three wins and three more for Doddridge's Swiger (200, 300 hurdles, long jump), there weren't many more to go around in the Class A meet. Williamstown took only four events, but scored in 14 of 18 and had multiple place-winners in six events, claiming a third straight team title with ease.
The last girls team to win three in a row in Class A was Doddridge with four straight from 2004-07.
"It means a lot to us,'' said Andrea Chidester, who accounted for half of the Yellowjackets' wins by leading the 100 and 400.
"Our team has worked hard through all three years and we never give up. We're all together. Our whole team is close - whether you're a distance runner or a sprinter, we're all friends, and I think that helps.''
The lone girls win Saturday for a Kanawha Valley team or individual was turned in by Winfield junior distance runner Barkley Castro, who toured the AAA 800 in 2:17.57.
Castro, who ran fifth in the same event last year, shaved nearly two seconds off her season's best time, which was tops in the state.
"I had no idea I would ever come this close to being a state champion,'' Castro said, "and now that it's here, I can't realize it's happened.
"I knew there were many people behind me trying to push me, so I just went all out from start to finish.''
Another triple winner was Devyn Hosby of Washington (AAA 100, 200 and 400).
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This year's host is "How I Met Your Mother" actor Neil Patrick Harris. Scheduled performers include singers Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, Ledisi, Jason Mraz and James Taylor and the band The Fray. ABC's "Modern Family" actor Rico Rodriguez will also appear for the ceremony that begins at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
President Calvin Coolidge started the tradition by lighting a live, 48-foot fir decorated with 2,500 electric bulbs in 1923.
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The previous tree died after just a year from transplant shock. Before that, a tree that stood for more than 30 years was destroyed by winds in February 2011.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- More than 1,000 children are sold for sex throughout the United States each year. The sex trade can bring in a child as young as 13 years old. While some states are working hard to combat the problem, others have a long way to go. Delia Goncalves told us where DC, Maryland, and Virginia stand when it comes to combating child sex trafficking.
It was just 2 short years ago that Brianna Myers narrowly escaped the twisted world of sex trafficking that started with a charming guy and an offer to become a stripper. Now Brianna and others are sharing their stories.
In its second annual report, the non-profit Shared Hope International graded states based on child trafficking laws. Unfortunately, Maryland scored a D. DC and Virginia scored an F.
Det. Bill Woolf with Fairfax County Police helps train police nationally on how to combat child sex trafficking. He says it's a perception problem, that girls like Brianna Myers are not simply runaways or prostitutes, but victims who need to protection from predators.
Shared Hope International has been raising awareness and training on child sex trafficking since 1998.


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When the legislative session of the Missouri House of Representatives ended on May 13, 2005, House Bill 35 died in the Education Committee. HB 35 provided that:
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(Le Mars) -- Less than a week remains before the primary election, and due to the recent re-districting of voting precincts, some voters may find they need to cast their vote in a different location. Plymouth County Auditor Stacy Feldman offers an example with the new second precinct.
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(Le Mars) -- At last evening's Le Mars Community School Board meeting, the board approved changes for the Middle School handbook as presented by Middle School principal, Steve Shanks. The approved changes allows students to use electronic books such as nooks, kindles and other devices designed for downloading and reading books with permission of faculty and administration. However, the electronic device used for approved reading should not be used for accessing facebook, twitter, texting, or other social media or games. Shanks reported to the board that the use of cell phones is already forbidden, and that students need to leave their cell phones in their lockers. The new handbook will include students, with permission and only in the main office, will be allowed to make long distance calls on their personal cell phones if necessary. In addition, students will need their parent's permission if they wish to leave early for the Homecoming parade, puppy relays, or 6th grade relays.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Iowa will continue its effort to receive a waiver from the federal government's No Child Left Behind Act. U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan on Tuesday granted exemptions for eight more states. Iowa Education Director Jason Glass says state laws governing teacher evaluations likely kept Iowa from an exemption.
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Two Men Charged With Arson and Burglary in O'Brien County
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The Freddy Martin collection consists largely of the arrangements Martin's various bands played over the nearly fifty years of his career as a band leader. Series I consists of more than 4000 manuscript band scores with parts. Series II consists of other types of music, including published sheet music, published arrangements and manuscript lead sheets. Series III consists of Freddy Martin biographical materials, including correspondence, lists of arrangements, photographs, programs and memorabilia.
Freddy Martin (1906-1983) was a band leader/saxophonist during the Swing Era and after. He was known for his beautiful tone. Raised in Ohio orphanage, Martin learned instruments in the orphanage band. Encouraged by Guy Lombardo, he formed his own group (1932) and began to play dance clubs in New York and Chicago. Martin appeared on several radio programs during the 1930s and became identified with dance arrangements of popular classics, the most famous of which was probably his theme song, "Tonight we love," derived from the opening melody of Chaikovskii's First Piano Concerto (1941). Martin came west in 1941, first establishing himself at the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco and later at the Cocoanut Grove of the Amabassador Hotel in Los Angeles, where he remained for more than twenty-five years. In later years, Martin helped foster a nostalgia craze for the "Big Band Sound." He toured the nation with his group playing arrangements made famous by the many bands of the Swing Era (1965-1980). More a performer and administrator than an arranger, Freddy Martin farmed out the work of creating a "Martin Sound" over fifty years to many arrangers. Among those represented in this collection, Bob Ballard was certainly Martin's principal arranger from 1950 to 1983, but others, including Murray Arnold, Ray Austin, Elmer Feldkamp, Del Lampe, Terry Shand, Eddie Sheasby and Fred Van Eps are also well-represented.
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With a legacy that spans six centuries, there is no finer place to play a round of golf than the country that gave the game to the world. From links courses and parkland courses to heathland courses and everything else in between, Scotland is packed with over 550 fantastic courses to play.
You could even see some of the world's most prestigious tournaments being played out. Scotland regularly hosts the Open Championship and the Ricoh Women's British Open, amongst many, many others.
Explore The Home of Golf
The first record of golf in Scotland dates from the 15th century (back then it was known as 'gowf'). In 1744 the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers, the world's oldest golf club, officially came into being, followed in 1754 by the Society of St Andrews Golfers (now the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews). In 1764 the Links at St Andrews (now known as the Old Course) was reduced from 22 holes to 18, creating the standard course format we still use today, and in 1860 the first Open Championship was held at Prestwick - an illustrious history indeed!
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Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus - amongst scores of other top golfers - have all played here and many of Scotland's most prestigious courses were designed by golfing legends. 'Old' Tom Morris designed the Old and New Courses at St Andrews while James Braid is responsible for more than 250 British courses, including the world-famous King's and Queen's Courses at Gleneagles.


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I decided to put this statement to the test and purchased NFL Game Rewind. In the Dolphins game (week 4), I have seen this guy flying around like a missile.
He laid a out a TE going over the middle and jarred the ball loose. The TE (Clay) was slow to get up. Even though he was hitting a bigger TE, the guy was flattened. Just imagine what he will do to a WR.
He made an impressive diving interception which was overturned, but it looked clean to me.
He blitzed up the middle, blew the RB up who tried to block him, and sacked Tannehill with ease. Very impressive.
I'll continue to watch, but I see little reason to be concerned about how much this guy has left in the tank. Flying around to the ball last season looking to inflict pain on others. I'm impressed.


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Capacity: 320GB
Spindle Speed: 7,200RPM
Interface Type: SATA
Disk Size: 3.5inx1.0in LFF Hard Drive
Sustained Throughput (MBps):
Average Seek Time (read/write ms): 8.5
Electrical Interface Speed: SATA 300 - 3.0Gbps
On-Board Cache: 16MB
The Deskstar 7K1000.C hard drive is a 7200 RPM 3.5-inch hard drive that provides an exceptional blend of power efficiency and performance, making it an ideal solution for power-friendly consumer and commercial desktop computers. This third-generation 1TB hard drive from Hitachi boosts media transfer rate performance by as much as 13% over its predecessor. Leveraging eighth-generation power management technology, as well as power-saving HiVERT innovations pioneered on the popular 2.5-inch line of notebook hard drives from Hitachi, this new desktop drive provides up to 18% idle power savings over the previous model, delivering best-in-class power management and thermal emissions.
Hitachi is dedicated to providing a breadth of hard disk drive products to satisfy all of today's demanding computing needs. Hitachi hard drives are backed by an array of technical support and services which may include customer and integration service.
Hitachi p/n: HDS721032CLA362
This hard drive is compatible with any of our SATA hot-swappable trays.
Interface SATA 3Gb/s
Capacity (GB)1 320
Max. areal density (Gbits/sq. in.) 352
Data buffer (MB) 16
Rotational speed (RPM) 7200
Media transfer rate (Mbits/s, max) 1589
Interface transfer rate (MB/s, max) 300
Error rate (non-recoverable, bits read) 1 in 1014
Load/unload cycles (at 40˚ C) 300,000
Availability3 (hrs/day x days/wk) 24x7
Idle (Bels, typical) 320GB
Startup current (A, max.) 1.5 (+5V), 2.0 (+12V)
Idle (W) 160GB
Physical size
z-height (mm) 26.1
Dimensions (width x depth, mm) 101.6 (+/-0.25) x 147
Weight (typical, g, max.) 400
Environmental (operating)
Ambient temperature 0o to 60o C
Relative humidity (non-condensing) 8% to 90%
Shock (half-sine wave) 70
Vibration, random (G RMS 5 to 500 Hz) 0.67 (XYZ)
Environmental (non-operating)
Ambient temperature -40o to 70o C
Relative humidity (non-condensing) 5% to 95%
Shock (half-sine wave, G (2ms)) 350
Vibration, random (G RMS 2 to 200 Hz) 1.04 (XYZ)
This drive is compatible with our SATA hot-swap drive trays / caddies:
Dell CC852 Tray and PN939 Interposer Kit
HP Compaq 373211-001 SATA / SAS Hard Drive Tray / Caddy
Dell F9541 / NF467 / H9122 / G9146 / MF666 / D981C / 0D981C SAS / SATA Hard Drive Tray/Caddy
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After defeating Stanislas Wawrinka 7-6 (7), 7-6 (6) in the fourth round at Indian Wells, Novak Djokovic provided some interesting insights and commentary on a few hot topics during his post-match presser.
The defending champ discussed another quarterfinal meet up with Andy Roddick, their first since his controversial retirement from their match in Oz, his racquet switch, and the upcoming Serbia Open where he's partial owner.
Q. Let me bring you forward now with Roddick to Australia, where the match before you played him you finally appeared to hit a very good level. You play a good first set, excellent tiebreak, and then physically things got away from you. Just think about that time period and how disappointing it was, not being able to finish there.
ND: Well, it was very disappointing. Unfortunately, there were some side factors that affected my loss there, and I was a little bit disappointed with the scheduling there, as well. But, you know, I couldn't do anything about it.
I think there was no reason for me to play a day match when I had finished at, you know, 2:30 a.m. two nights before playing against Baghdatis. So I expected a night match so I can get more time to recover, but it didn't happen. So unfortunately I had to finish the Australian Open this year the way I finished it with the retirement. And, of course, there was a lot of speculations after that, which was very unfortunate for me. But, look, this is sport, and you just have to deal with it.
Q. You've talked a little bit about your racquets this week again. Sorry if this has been asked already, but why did you change them when you were doing so well in the first place? What was the reservation?
ND: Well, you know, there were a couple of reasons. Probably one of the reasons was, you know, the business change probably, the financing specter.
On the other hand, I already played with a Head racquet, so there were some things already in Wilson racquet that I played last year that I wanted to change. I've played well, but I think there were some more things that I could add up. Head stepped in and really made a good work and made a promise that they going to try to make as best a racquet as possible. We worked on that for really four or five, six months. Changing a racquet in tennis is probably the most difficult and most dangerous decision, especially in this time for me. But I have played, as I said, with Head already for a couple of years in my career.
There was just a matter of time mentally when I can really adapt to a new racquet.
Q. Futuristic question. What's your vision for the tennis tournament that your family owns now in Serbia and its development? How do you see it?
ND: Well, first of all, I'm very happy and privileged to have the tournament in Serbia after so many years. I think we deserve it because we have so many players, and we had the great success in the last two years. So we have, for now, the 250, lowest category of ATP events. But, again, we have tournament in our hands, so hopefully we can show to the world that we can be great hosts, and then next couple of years, you know, improve it and get the better event.
Q. Do you think you'll get better scheduling for your matches there than in Australia? (laughter.)
ND: I'll make sure I'll be present for scheduling.
Ah-ha! I knew there'd be some advantages (or conflicts of interest?) to owning a tourney you're competing in - like configuring the scheduling of your matches. Seriously, if Nole doesn't win the inaugural Serbia Open he should ask for his investment funds back.
And, with regards to the racquet change, it was pretty obvious it was a money-making move and I'm glad he finally put it out there. He seems to be slowly rounding into form so maybe he won't have regrets. We'll see.
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Toronto, ON (Sports Network) - Adam Lind hit a three-run home run and the
Toronto Blue Jays swept a three-game series against the Colorado Rockies with
a 5-2 victory on Wednesday.
Emilio Bonifacio and Melky Cabrera drove in one run apiece for Toronto, which
saw starter Mark Buehrle (4-4) allow two runs on eight hits and a walk over
five frames.
The Blue Jays are on an eight-game winning streak and have won 11 of their
last 13 games.
Carlos Gonzalez hit a solo home run and Yorvit Torrealba went 2-for-4 with an
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Beat Tulsa this year in the Liberty Bowl or next year during the regular season? It is a would you rather question meaning you can't choose both!
Personally, I would rather beat them next year during the regular season IF I had to choose.
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Win in the Bowl game, then buy out the next years game and play someone else at home.
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If I had to choose only one I would want ISU to win the bowl game because this is one of my favorite senior classes we've had and want to see them go out a winner.
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Hello? If we can beat them in both, we can choose both. I pick both. Any other answer is irrelevant. So there!
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Bowl Game. We need 7-6. We need a winning season. NNEEEEDDD IIITTTTT!
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Winning a bowl game boosts your morale so much in the offseason, I would win bowl game
I would take the win next season as this season is not going to be viewed all that differently either way. This season will be eventually viewed as a stepping stone to our eventual goals. Next year has a chance to meet those goals.
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Win the bowl game! We need a winning season.
Anything less than winning both would be a major dissapointment
I choose the baby, no wait, the pet. I've had enough of situational ethics for today.
No matter what, I could NEVER cheer for Dirt and Urine.
Next year's game, no doubt.
I'd rather lose them both. Losing builds character.
The potential for breaking that losing streak would give us something to look forward to.
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Hello? If we can beat them in both, we can choose both. I pick both. Any other answer is irrelevant. So there!
This is the correct answer!
Originally Posted by CycloneErik
I'd rather lose them both. Losing builds character.
The potential for breaking that losing streak would give us something to look forward to.
You know who said that?
Why don't we have both?
If we had to chose, it has to be next year. This season is what it is. Next year is another shot at getting over 6 wins in the regular season and maybe getting to 8 or 9 with a bowl win. Losing to Tulsa next year would really hurt if we want to finally get past 6 wins.
But I'm tempted to say this year, just because it would suck to drive all the way down to Memphis to see us lose.
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Utah Bull 6x6, Great hunt lots of fun lots of Bulls bugling from opening day hope the picts come thru.
Hunted 12 days in Utah 4 days in Nevada missed a big 6x8 in Nevada (hit a tree) tag soup.
Utah hunt was awesome chased elk every day ranging from big 6x7's at 70 yards, out of my range had a few nice 6x6's to many trees and bushes in the way, Had a big 7x7 running straight at me caught me drawing my bow at 10 yards I thought he would run me over. Finally morning hunt had this nice 6x6 at 50 yards standing behind a small bush bugling every two or three minutes, I thought that I would sneek in another 5 yards to make it a chip shot at 50 yards got busted by two cows that I had not seen. That afternoon I snuck back in the area I could hear the bull Bugling like crazy and they were headed for a wallow at the end of a canyon. I took off trying to beat them to the wallow the wind was not in my favor so I had to back off. I sat around for about an hour waiting for the wind to settle on which direction it was going to blow. The wind finally changed to my favor the bull was still up by the wallow bugling like crazy, I made my way to the bottom of the canyon and headed up. I came to the park with the wallow in the upper end I could hear the bugles, I could see a few cows in the trees on the far side of the park but could not find the bull. I started across the park made it maybe twenty yards heard another bugle from the bull, as i looked over I saw the top of his antlers move he was laying down in the same park that I was sneeking across. I got pretty excited at this point I got my range finder and ranged the bull the range finder said 70 yards, as the bull started to stand up I thought there is no way it is 70 yards away, the bull turned his head to look towards the cows and I thought he was turning to walk into the trees so I drew my bow and shot putting the bull vitals between my 50 and 60 yard pin and let er fly. I did not see my arrow hit the bull but it sounded good, the bull took 4 steps and layed down. I thought did I just miss that bull, all I could see was his antlers above the grass, I could not believe he wasn't dead, I watched him for about 10 minutes nocked another arrow and started sneeking towards him the cows were still in the trees and a couple were in the park farther up the canyon about 60 yards away a soon as I could see the bulls body i could see my arrow his antlers were leaning against a dead tree keeping them from laying over. My arrow hit it make right in the heart. Needless to say I was a happy camper.


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Inherent in University recognition of student organizations is the obligation for each organization to conduct activities in accordance with University rules and policies and applicable laws. Student organizations are required to comply with the written rules and policies of the University.
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A fundamental aspect of any organization is the right of the membership to elect officers who serve to insure, among their other duties, that the activities of the organization are conducted properly. It is the responsibility of the officers of each student organization to ensure that the organization complies with this Code of Student Conduct and to actively oppose and prevent any planned organizational activity which would violate the Code of Student Conduct. It is also the obligation of the officers of any student organization to advise and counsel individual members of their organization whose conduct could lead to misconduct charges against the organization, as provided herein.
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Kate Upton is not going to slow her roll for you, for me or for anyone else. After appearing on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue, responding to her haters, and making the late-night talk show circuit, she's now released a line of swimwear that she designed for Beach Bunny, a California-based company that she models for regularly. The line features suits that will look good on people like Kate Upton.
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