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Special Events near Our B&B in the Brandywine Valley
9th Annual Dining Under the Stars in Media – May 4 – September 28, 5-11 pm
Can't fly to Paris for an evening of sipping wine and people watching at an outdoor cafe? Every Wednesday night State Street is closed off for fabulous dining, music, and fun.
Longwood Gardens (20 minutes from Hamanassett)
There will be dozens of reasons to come to the Brandywine Valley this year. Some of the highlights at Longwood include:
Summer Concert Series – check their web site for full list of performers and dates.
Nightscape Returns this Fall! August 3- October 29, 2017 Wednesday through Saturday nights. This is the light and sound experience by Klip Collective. If you missed this extraordinary event last year don't delay in getting tickets this year because this is absolutely your last chance to enjoy it. . Even if you attended last year, they have added new features that you will want to see. Tickets are now on sale at Longwood and advance tickets are required. However, you can purchase through Hamanassett Bed & Breakfast and you can go in any time, even if Longwood's calendar says they are sold out. Nightscape tickets are required, however, you can go to the gardens any time of day. If you don't have a Nightscape ticket you will be required to leave by 6 PM. The show begins at dark. Best time for viewing in August is 9 PM, in September 8 PM, and in October 10 PM. An all day ticket which also gets you into Nightscape is $27.00 for an adult. You can also purchase a ticket that allows you to view Netscape and return the following day to enjoy the gardens for $32.00.
Click here to purchase tickets book your room at Hamanassett and call 610-459-3000 to purchase your Nightscape tickets.
John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum
KAYAK TOURS – with LL Bean
Saturday, September 24
BIRD WALK – with Tony Crossdale and Bird Philly
Saturday, September 24 – 9:00 am
KAYAK TOURS – with LL Bean
Saturday, September 25
BIRD WALK – with Geoff Veith
Sunday, September 25 – 8:00 am
BIRD WALK – with Mary Ellen Krober
Sunday, September 25 – 9:00 am
BIRD WALK – with Gregg Gorton
Saturday, October 1 – 8:00 am
BIRD WALK – with Lynn Roman
Saturday, October 1 – 9:00 am
BIRD WALK – with Lynn Roman
Saturday, October 1 – 9:00 am
PLANT WALK – with Dick Cloud
Sunday, October 1- 10:00 am
PLANT WALK – with Dick Cloud
Saturday, October 1 – 1:00 am
BIRD WALK – with Dick Cloud
Saturday, October 1 – 1:00 pm
Saturday, October 1 – 2:00 pm – Visitor Center Auditoreum
KAYAK TOURS – with LL Bean
Saturday, October 8
PHOTO WALK – with Ned Levi
Sunday, October 8- 8:00 am
BIRD WALK – with Geoff Veith
Sunday, October 8- 9:00 am
BIG SIT! Bird Count All Invited
Sunday, October 9 – 9:00 am
BIRD WALK – with Edie Parnum
Sunday, October 9 – 9:00 am
BIRD WALK – with Gregg Gorton
Sunday, October 16 – 9:00 am
KAYAK TOURS – with LL Bean
Saturday, October 22
BIRD WALK – with Mary Ellen Krober
Saturday, October 22 – 9:00 am
BIRD WALK – with Cliff Hence
Saturday, October 22 – 11:00 am
TREE ID WALK & TALK – with Robb Kerr/Jeff Cooney
Saturday, October 23- 9:00 am
KAYAK TOURS – with LL Bean
Saturday, October 30
BIRD WALK – with Lynn Roman
Saturday, November 5 – 9:00 am
BIRD WALK – with Cliff Hence
Saturday, November 5 – 9:00 am
PHOTO WALK – with Ned Levi
Sunday, November 6 – 1:00 pm
FOHR Annual Members Meeting
Sunday, November 6 – 1:00 pm
PLANT WALK with Dick Cloud
Friday, November 11
BIRD WALK with Gregg Gorton
Saturday, November 12 – 9:00am
STEWARDSHIP SATURDAY with Weed Warriors
Sunday, November 13 – 9:00 am
BIRD WALK with Debbie Beer
Saturday, November 19 – 9:00 am
BIRD WALK with Lynn Roman
Thursday, November 24 – 9:00 am
BIRD WALK – with Cliff Hence
Saturday, November 26 – 9:00 am
BIRD WALK – with Mary Ellen Krober
Sunday, November 27 – 9:00 am
Christian Sanderson Museum (Less than 10 minutes)
The Sanderson Museum in Chadds Ford is the biggest little museum you will ever see. It is loaded with historic relics, papers, and artifacts collected over the years by Christopher Sanderson and includes items from the United States and especially the Brandywine Valley.On. For more information.
Brandywine River Museum (10 minutes)
US Rt. 1
Chadds Ford, PA 19317
Andrew Wyeth Studio Tour and N.C. Wyeth House and Studio Tours begin April 1. Tickets are required in advance. See their web site for dates, times and price.
Guided Gallery Tours with Victoria Wyeth
Monday through Friday at 1, 2 and 3 p.m. Check their web site for dates.
Victoria Wyeth, daughter of Nicholas Wyeth, guides public tours of art by her grandfather, Andrew Wyeth, and by her uncle, Jamie Wyeth. The tours include a discussion of the artists' media, techniques, subject matter and models. Tours at 2 p.m. will focus on Jamie Wyeth. Tours at 1 and 3 p.m. will focus on Andrew Wyeth. Free with regular museum admission.
Tour capacity is limited to 35 people. Tickets are required and must be picked up in person on the day of the tour at the Brandywine River Museum Shop. Tickets are issued on a first-come, first-served basis. Individual reservations for tours are not taken in advance. Please call 610-388-8326 on the morning of your visit as Ms. Wyeth's schedule is subject to change. Private tours are available for an additional fee; for information, please send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com
Winterthur – named by USA Today as one of America's 10 great places of historical proportions. (20-25 minutes)
Made in the Americas – The New World Discovers Asia –Now through January 8, 2017
An amazing collection of American masterpieces influenced by Asia. Collection includes furniture, silverwork, textiles, ceramics and paintings. Objects date from the 17th to the early 19th centuries.
Other exhibits at Winterthur:
Embroidery: The Language of Art – through January 8, 1917
Striking Beauties – Americaqn Shelf Clocks and Timepieces – through June, 2017
Upcoming Winterthur Exhibits:
The Artists of Currier & Ives – 9-17-2016 -January 8, 2017 Features the art of Fanny Palmer and Arthur Tait.
A Christmas Carol – Live Performance – Wednesday, December 6, 2016 and December 7, 2016
One man show of this popular Christmas tale by Gerald Dickens, the great great grandson of Charles Dickens. After the performance you will be allowed to meet Mr. Dickens. Call 1-800-448-3883 to purchase tickets.
Follies: Architectural Whimsy in the Garden – Opening April 1 ,2018
View 13 contemporary and historic architectural features. You'll see a Gothic tower as well as summer houses and a fairy cottage all within the gardens at Winterthur.
For families, visit the Enchanted Woods, their children's garden and visit the Tulip Tree House, Troll Bridge, Faerie Cottage, and Upside-Down Tree.
For hours and more information, click here.
What's in bloom at Winterthur? Click here.
Hagley Museum Hagley is the home of Eleutherian Mills, the DuPont ancestral home.
The Visitor Center has 3 floors of exhibits. You'll find many structures dating from the 19th century as well as demonstrations and gunpowder explosions. For more information about Hagley click here, or call 302-658-2400.
Tyler Arboretum
Bird walks every Wednesday morning at 8:15 or wild flower walks at 11 AM. Click here for more information.
Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation – Ridley Creek State Park – Media For more information on events click here.
112-acre living history site located in the heart of Ridley Creek State Park, 10 minutes from Hamanassett Bed & Breakfast. It authentically represents life on a farm in southeastern Pa. between 1760 and 1790. The Plantation has been a working farm for more than 300 years. It is restored to a late 18th century appearance complete with animals typical of the period and authentically clothed historical interpreters.
The plantation is open weekends and holidays from mid-April to early December.
Upcoming events:
Civil War Battle and Camp – Saturday and Sunday, September 17 & 18 11AM-4PM
Medieval Days Saturday & Sunday, October 15 and 16
Lantern Ghost Tours – Rain or shine! October 22 and 29, 6 – 9 PM
Christmas at the Farm – Saturday, December 3 11 – 4 PM
Media Pennsylvania (less than 10 minutes)
So many people coming to the Brandywine Valley ask about Kennett Square and West Chester. Don't forget the charming borough of Media, which is the County Seat of Delaware County and five miles north of Hamanassett Bed & Breakfast. There are lots of wonderful shops and restaurants in Media, which is a short 10-minute drive from the bed and breakfast.
So, why do I list so many Philadelphia activities? Because we are only a 30 minute drive to Philadelphia. Which means you can easily drive into the city but come back to the countryside where it is clean, quiet, and you get free parking, free breakfasts, and all the other amenities we offer. Even better, you can drive about 6 minutes and take the train into the city. Once there, get a Big Bus pass that goes around to all the major attractions and allows you to get on and often as often as you wish.
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Creative Africa – May 14-September 25, 2016
View art and design which includes bronzes from the Kingdom of Benin up to contemporary fashion, architecture, and photography.
The museum is closed on Mondays. Call (215) 235-SHOW (7469) for more information.
"Women at Work in Revolutionary America" Think housework is difficult now? Check out what it was like for women during the Colonial times with these two interactive exhibits:
Dressing the Bed – Meet Betsy Ross in her upholstery shop where she stitched bed curtains by hand.
Laundry in Colonial Times – Through March, 2017
You will meet a free African American woman who lived in 18th century Philadelphia. Check their web site for the dates Phillis the Laundress will be demonstrating her skills.
Independence Hall Tour After Hours – Through October 22, 2016
Great opportunity to experience a realistic visit to Philadelphia and its people during the 18th century. You'll enjoy a Colonial inspired dinner at the City Tavern where Thomas Jefferson will drop in on you. Then you will go to Independence Hall where you can listen to Jefferson, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin argue over the Declaration of Independence. This is a once in a life time opportunity. Tickets sell out fast. for more information call 215-629-5801 x 303 or email TBerry@lightsof liberty.org.
Rodin Museum
Philadelphia's Rodin Museum has reopened. Its collection has been reinstalled and
reinterpreted and its buildings and gardens restored to the condition when it first opened in 1929. Visitors will once again see several of Rodin's greatest works, including The Burghers of Calais, in the garden, in niches on the Museum's façade, and in the arches of the Meudon Gate for the first time in many decades.
Franklin Institute – Philadelphia
For more information or call 215-448-1200
For more events in Philadelphia click here.
Brandywine Valley Wine Trail
For up-to-date information on the wineries of the Brandywine Valley Wine Trail and to check events at each winery click here
Two of our favorites:
Vala Vineyards in Avondale and one of our favorite wineries. 15 minutes south of Longwood Gardens. Click here
Penns Woods Winery – another favorite.
Located only 6 miles from Hamanassett Bed & Breakfast. Free live music every weekend, yoga in the vineyard. Click here
Looking for the easiest way to tour our area? We recommend Awfully Nice Tours. They can customize a tour just for you, and it can last from several hours to a full day. You can choose from one of their tours of Philadelphia, the Brandywine Valley or even Lancaster. Why not relax and enjoy your day of visiting all the wineries in our area and let them drive you? For the really adventurous, they offer Segway tours of Philadelphia. For more information on Awfully Nice Tours, click here.
Other Events in or near the Brandywine Valley:
Ridley Creek State Park is a short 10-minute drive from Hamanassett Bed & Breakfast and has many activities from which to choose.
With more than 2600 acres of woodlands and meadows, you will want to visit many times. Next door to the park is Tyler Arboretum. You will find cross country skiing, picnicking, bicycling, dog walking, horseback riding, trout fishing (catch and release), sledding and tobogganing. The park is recognized by the Audubon Society as a significant birding site. Below are some of the activities you will find at the park:
Twelve miles of walking trails pass through a variety of habitats throughout the central portion of the park. Bikes are not permitted on unpaved hiking trails, but the five-mile, paved Multi-use Trail along Sycamore Mills and Forge roads is designated for bicycles, joggers, walkers and cross-country skiers. (Park in lots #7, #11, #15 and # 17.) A 4.7-mile trail begins in Picnic Area #8.
When the snow flies, cross-country skiers may use the hiking and multi-use trails when snow cover permits (and a large grassy slope by the park office is popular for sledding). For more information, call 610-566-1725.
Winter Fun (or anytime) in the Brandywine Valley
I've just started compiling this list, so it is nowhere near complete. We'll see if I can get to 50 items. Point is, the Brandywine Valley has lots to do in the winter months, and you won't have to contend with all the crowds.
Think there is nothing to do in January, February, and March in southeast Pennsylvania? Well, think again. Here are just a few of the fun things going on, and I'll add more during the coming weeks.
Of course, the first activity to consider is the cooking school at Hamanassett Bed & Breakfast. We offer classes with various themes throughout the year. click here for our schedule.
Bring out your inner artist! Why not attend a class at Pinot's Palette in Glen Mills. This is a fun class for you and your friends or significant other, even if you've never drawn or painted before. Bring your bottle of wine (we suggest a tour of Penn's Woods Winery just down the road from the class), beer, or a pitcher of cocktails and some snacks and get ready for an evening of fun. There will be local artists who will guide you through the process step by step and when you leave you take your finished masterpiece with you. For a list of classes and more information click here.
Who doesn't love chocolate and nuts? So what could be better than chocolate covered nuts? Tour Edwards Freeman Nut Company in Conshohocken which was established in 1899. You can also find nostalgic candies and purchase by the piece, pound or in bulk.
Bundle up and enjoy a horseback ride through the countryside that Andrew Wyeth made famous in his paintings. Viking Horse Stables in West Chester, Pa. offers hacks through the countryside of Chester County, Pa. For more information, call 610-517-7980 or click here.
If horseback riding isn't for you, there are plenty of trails nearby for hiking and cross country skiing. Enjoy going over the hills and through the woods not to grandmother's house but past historic buildings in Ridley Creek State Park. John Heinz National Wildlife refuge on the Delaware River and Tyler Arboretum are only a 10-20 minute drive from our Brandywine Valley bed and breakfast. For more information on Tyler Arboretum, click here or call 610-566-9134. And for more information on Ridley Creek State Park, click here. Don't have your own shoes or skis? Call the Brandywine Country Visitor's Center at 800-343-3983 for recommendations.
Love fishing? You can ice fish at Ridley Creek State Park or Newlin Grist Mill Park. Both are within 10 minutes of Hamanassett Bed & Breakfast.
Well Fargo Center– only 30 minutes from Hamanassett Bed & Breakfast. Enjoy a Flyers' game, or a concert. For information on events click here.
Colonial Plantation at Ridley Creek Park
For a slower pace grab your binoculars and head over to John Heinz Wildlife Refuge at the Tinicum Wildlife Refuge. This activity requires little experience and will give you hours of enjoyment. There are 10 miles of hiking trails, woodland, and marshland where hundreds of species of birds either live or stop over on their way north or south The refuge is about a 15-20 minutes from us. For more info click here.
Bird watching at John Heinz Wildlife Refuge.
You can still enjoy visiting Longwood Gardens. Even though the outside gardens are resting for the winter, there are spectacular indoor gardens in the conservatory. Did you know it is 4 1/2 acres under glass and includes 20 indoor gardens and 5500 varieties of plants? It takes about an hour and a half to stroll through the entire conservatory. For more information
Let the Good Times Roll! And that isn't just in New Orleans. Get out to the AMF Conchester Lanes less than 15 minutes from us and enjoy a few games. Let your inner child or your cave man out and do something different.
The always popular and satisfying wine tastings of the Brandywine River Wineries. Each winery has special events throughout the year so check their individual web sites for details.
Enjoy sipping a cup of tea and enjoying scones, crumpets and other delights.
Specialty Teas Tea Room
Olde Ridge Village Shoppes #37
100 Ridge Road Chadds Ford, PA 19317
Pennsylvania Verterans Museum State Street, Media – Housed in a National Guard Armory; interesting Gothic Revival architecture. Thousands of authentic artifacts are on display. There is also a Trader Joe's in the building. For more information
Herrs Snack Factory – Watch the real workers and the real potatoes made into your favorite snack. Nottingham, Pa. 40 minutes south of Hamanassett. Call 800-284-7488 or for more information Click here
Media Trolley – Ride from Media to Upper Darby and back. How many towns still have a working trolley?
QVC Studio Tour Enjoy a behind the scenes look at their state of the art broadcasting facility. For more information click here.
And, of course, you can always de-stress (is that even a word?) by bringing a book (or choose one of ours) and enjoy relaxing in front of the fireplace in the living room.


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In order for students to enjoy the best educational experience in Spanish, we recommend that students take the placement test prior to registering for a Spanish course. The Latin American and Iberian Studies Department at UMass Boston will be using a computerized placement exam called WebCape to help place students in the appropriate language level for Spanish. The test will be administered at the testing center and will take approximately 20 minutes to complete. It will give each student his/her score and level immediately following completion of the test.
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Crock Pot recipes please!
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Easiest, tastiest crock pot recipe ever -- Rotel Chicken (we use it for Chicken Burritos).
Put 2-3 boneless, skinless chicken breasts in the crock pot. Cover it with two cans Rotel diced tomatoes and chilis (I like to do one can Mexican and one can Hot). Cook on low for 6-8 hours. The chicken just falls apart when you shred it.
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This is by far my favorite crock pot recipe. Not figure friendly, AT ALL. You can sub low sodium options for most of the ingredients.
Slow Cooker Supreme Chicken
5 slices bacon
6 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
1 can cream of chicken soup
1 jar alfredo sauce
1 jar sliced mushrooms
Your favorite cheese (shredded or slices)
In large skillet, cook bacon until crisp. Drain, crumble, and refrigerate for later. Using bacon drippings, brown chicken breasts about 3-5 minutes, turning once. Place in slow cooker. Top with mushrooms. Heat soup & alfredo sauce in skillet and then pour over chicken. Cook on low for 4-5 hours, until meat registers 160 F on thermometer. Top chicken with cheese and bacon. Cook on high for 10-15 minutes until cheese is melted. Serve with pasta or rice and favorite veggie.
When I make this, I also add rehydrated dried minced onion to the soup mixture for flavor. Raw onion doesn't soften up well in a slow cooker. I use mozzarella cheese slices, and serve over linguine. And I am usually anti-bacon, but it is a must in this dish.
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We make all kinds of things in the crockpot!
Baby Back Ribs:I just use a Mccormick dry rub on the outside, cook on low for 6-8hrs. Baste with BBQ sauce at the end. We like to place them on the grill for just about 5-10min to get a little smokey flavor. I also do this with a pork butt and then shred it to make BBQ pulled pork.
Italian chicken/beef: add boneless skinless ckicken breasts OR beef tips to crockpot, add one can cream of chicken soup, one package dry italian seasoning, cook on low for 6-8hrs. Shred meat and then add 8oz sour cream.
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and Carter Robert 6lbs10oz 9:52am 11/16/11
Chicken breast
I jar green salsa
It's super tender and yummy!
I serve with beans and Mexican or Spanish rice depends on whats in the cupboard.
Teriyaki Chicken
1-1.5 lbs chicken breasts/tenderloins, fresh or frozen
1 cup of teriyaki sauce
1 cup of low-sodium soy sauce
1 can of pineapple & half the juice (I used fresh cut today)
Red chili pepper flakes to taste
Toss it all in the slow cooker and cook on high for 4-6 hours. Chicken should shred easily. Serve over rice. You can add vegetables or whatever - I just didn't have any on hand. Yum!
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Chili Verde
Slow cook a pork roast until almost falling apart. Drain fat and put roast back in crock pot, lightly tearing the meat into large chunks. Add canned green sauce, whole tomatillos, pressed garlic, and canned or fresh chopped jalapenos. Simmer for a couple hours. Eat as is or in tacos or burritos.
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Sourcream bacon chicken
(Adapted from a recipe I found on Pintrest)
2-3 decent sized chicked breasts (I use frozen rather than thawed)
5-6 slices of bacon diced
Diced onion (as much as you like, I use about a quarter of an onion)
1 can of cream of mushroom soup
1 cup of sour cream
2 tablespoons flour
Fry bacon and onion in a pan (if using thawed chicken brown the chicken then transfer to crock pot)
In the pan add flour and make a rue
Combine soup and sour cream in pan
Pour mixture over chicken cook on high 4-5 hours.
You can serve over egg noodles or rice. I made a casserole with flour tortillas, shredded cheese, the chicken shredded, and the sauce. Soo yummy!
Chicken enchilada soup
2-3 frozen chicken breasts
1 medium size can enchilada sauce, 1 small can enchilada sauce
1 can fire roasted tomatoes
1 can green chilies (fresh if you live in an area with them)
1 can corn and peppers
1 can chicken broth
Diced onion
Combine everything in crockpot. Cook on high 4-5 hours. Remove chicken and shred, return to crockpot.
I fry up strips of corn tortillas, diced avocado, pico de gallo, sour cream, shredded cheese, and lime juice
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"I'll have to wait and see," he replied, when asked to address the rumors. "I can't say yes or no right now. I'm going to see how it feels that day."
Thomas has been rigorously working out at the Sonic Boom Speed Conditioning & Strength Training Academy, located in Metairie.
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normal restaurant behavior at this age?
We dont have any issues either! Genevieve colors, or plays in the highchair until the food comes...Last night we went to her favorite place as a treat because she did so good getting her pictures taken...China Buffet...no wait for the food...
Here she is on her 2nd plate of food!!! She loves Cashew Chicken...
Followed by orange jellow and ice cream of course...
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The outings need to be a match for your LOs temperament. If they are really feisty and need to move, then yes some families just don't go out much until the kids settle down. For us, we try to give LO a little wiggle room, we do take turns walking around with her, and bringing toys,etc. but she's easy. We just flew 5 hours and then had a 3 hour drive to our hotel and she was chill- ate and slept onto plane, and in the car. With my first, I would not have even attempted such a vacation lol. But my first is now 13 and is really good in restaurants :).
Just keep at it!
It's totally normal behavior. My lo is pretty good. She has about 30 mins. where she can sit, unpack the sugars, have juice (which she only gets as a treat when we are out) and munch on bread. She will eat her food but once she's done she wants to either sit with me or get down and explore. She's always happy and waving to people. So overall I am happy with her behavior.
With my LO, it all depends on how tired she is. If she just got up from a nap and is well rested, then she's as good as a 18 month old can be. I DO have to keep her occupied--she colors on the children's menu if there is one. We look at the pictures on it, name the animals, colors, etc. I also bring the "First 100 Words" book with me wherever we go. She's fascinated by the bathroom pictures. Sometimes she'll wave from her highchair and say "hi" to the people in the restaurant and blow them kisses. Most people are pretty friendly and wave back. She loves the attention. It also helps if she has a drink early on, too.
When she is tired and cranky, though, look out! She can be a real pistol. Mostly it's when friends or family try to get us to go out to lunch after church on Sundays. LO has already been up for over 5 hours by this time and is ready for a nap. People don't understand that she maxes out. She's overstimulated and overtired at this point and is very cranky and fussy. She'll pull the "stiff as a board" body when we try to put her in the highchair, she'll throw food on the floor when she's "all done" (unless we take it away from her first), she'll whine and cry and I know all she needs is a nap and she'll be back to her happy self. :)
So to answer your question, my LO is awesome when she's well rested and bratty when she's not.
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G-151237829: will reggie bush and drew brees do better than last year?
JoeConway: I think Bush will score even more and I think Brees will produce at about the same rate.
JD: What do you think about this team? Starters???QB, Jay Cutler, RB Frank Gore, RB Travis Henry, RB/WR Brandon Jacobs, WR Terrell Owens, WR Andre Johnson, TE Tony Gonzales, Vikings D???. Backups QB John Kitna, TE Owen Daniels, WR Reggie Brown, RB Reuben Droughnes and others
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Lance_Zierlein: okay, it's really me answering these questions
realdeal32: I have the 12th pick in a 12 team league. Is there a different strategy for drafting at the end?
Lance_Zierlein: I think it puts more pressure on you to get back to back RBs. If you don't, you are going to end up with somebody like Marshawn Lynch and Jamal Lewis when it comes back around to you.
taco: Harrison or TO, Brady or palmer
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Private: Did VY drop in the draft because of poor offensive support?
Lance_Zierlein: Not sure what mean? If you mean his fantasy value then I think his supporting cast has to play into where he is drafted somewhat. Keep in mind though that he'll be playing from behind this year which gives him more opportunities to score.
22: lendale white…what are his final numbers this year? RB2?
Lance_Zierlein: I think he could end up being a RB2 but right off the bat I would rather have him as a RB3. The Titans have been happy with him so far but he's battling an ankle injury right now. If he's right physically, he'll put up some points.
bobsaccomano: lance i'm number 5 in a 10 team league, addai, gore or alexander?
Lance_Zierlein: I've got Alexander, Addai and Gore in that order but I don't really think there will be much of a difference between them.
GregS: What the deal with Larry Johnson? When should he be drafted? 2? 3 or 4? Later?
Lance_Zierlein: Personally I would say top 4 because I think a deal will get done but I can't blame people if they want to drop him a couple of spots since the top 6 RBs all look strong this year.
almans: I have 10th pick in 10 team league, need two Rb's, pick two Moroney, westbrook, magahee, henry. or should i grabbed a rb and qb qith back to back picks
Lance_Zierlein: Maroney and Henry if you don't get points per reception. If you get points per reception, Henry and Westbrook
Eric: I have the 4th pick in a 2 QB league where passing TDs are 5pts and rush/receive tds are 6. Do I reach for Peyton or stick to an Alexander/Addai type?
Lance_Zierlein: Personally I want to make sure I get a big time RB1 so I would stick with the RB.
Sniper: Will McGahee put up big numbers
Lance_Zierlein: Everyone says yes but I'm not so sure. I think he'll put up good numbers but I wouldn't go so far as to say "big". The Ravens started throwing the ball much more over the second half of last year.
CJ: Portis fell to me in the third round. Whats up with him? Is he gonna play this year?
Lance_Zierlein: There is knee tendonitis slowing him down but I wouldn't be worried about that as much as L. Betts taking away some snaps this year.
bobsaccomano: our league gives .5 per catch and .25 per completion, Does that change RB first strategy?
Lance_Zierlein: I think it makes drafting a QB more enticing but it wouldn't necessarily put me on a WR ahead of a top RB though.
G-151237829: is matt shaub doing better than others expected
Lance_Zierlein: Not really. People around the league knew he was poised and ready to take this step.
taco: what do you think about travis Henry this year?
Lance_Zierlein: I love his potential. I've never understood why he hasn't been more coveted…. well… except for the drug tests I guess. He was very good with the Bills and the Titans and now he should shine with the Broncos.
G-151237829: will ahman green get 1000 yrds rushing this year
Lance_Zierlein: I think he'll get right around 1000, +/- 80 to 100 yards.
G-151237829: is the steelers defense gonna be one of the top 5
Lance_Zierlein: It depends on your scoring. I love the fact that they get to play against Baltimore and Cleveland twice, but they still have issues in their secondary. I think the Steelers are certainly worth a top 5 to 7 defensive rating though.
realdeal32: Besides RB (1st), what order should you take the other postions? Is there more depth at any postion this year that will allow me to wait for that position?
Lance_Zierlein: With more and more teams going to a dual RB situation, I think it gives you at least a little more freedom to look at other positions in rounds 3 through 5. Still, getting full time backs like Ced Benson or Willis McGahee still have to rank higher than an average WR or QB.
RUready: what is the best draft position to be in a 12 man snake style draft?
Lance_Zierlein: It's different from year to year and I usually say that 3 or 4 is but I'm not sure how I could give that answer when Tomlinson is out there to be had first. He was so good last year that I would have gladly taken him first and then waited for the extra 2 to 3 picks to go before I made my next one. I would say first or fifth would be good.
Jo: Lance, after the top QBs are taken, who do you see as a good mid-level QB to take?
Lance_Zierlein: Leinart, Kitna and Romo
Brian: LZ….who are the Top 5 defenses this year and some of the better # 2 receivers to target?
Lance_Zierlein: Personally, I like Bears, Ravens, Chargers, Patriots and Cowboys. As for the WRs, if you are looking for 2nd WRs on individual NFL teams, then Calvin Johnson is way up there to me. I also like T.J. Houshmandzadeh and Jerricho Cotchery. I don't know if that was what you were asking of if you were asking about WR2 targets.
chris_1: Does Jerious Norwood carry the load this year and prove to be an every week starter?
Lance_Zierlein: That hasn't been determined yet. There is no way they are just going to cast Dunn off though. Still, if Norwood is getting the nod as starter, he gets an average to weak RB2 grade from me right now.
GregS: In previous years, I've seen Peyton Manning ranked as high as #2 overall… Now, there are a slew of RB's and a WR or two ahead of him. What gives?
Lance_Zierlein: It just depends on the league and the scoring that you have. With Brees, Palmer and Brady ranked highly as well, some owners just figure that they will go RB first and then hope one of those guys is there in the 2nd round or maybe they are targeting a guy like Vince Young, Leinart or Romo as their third round pick.
G-1120139103: Lance, we have 12 in our league and I am sitting at the # 9 pick. There is a trade offer to me to give up 9th pick overall and 16th to receive 6 & 30. I really want to get Peyton at 6. Would you do it? or stick at 9 and take a RB there??
Lance_Zierlein: Stick at 9. There is much more value in the 16th pick over the 30th than there is of moving up three spots. If LT, LJ, SJax, Alexander, Manning, Addai and Gore are all off the board, then you still have Brady, Brees, Harrison, Ch. Johnson, B. Westbrook or Rudi Johnson that you could grab.
chris_1: After Antonio Gates, who are your top 5 TE's?
Lance_Zierlein: 1. Gates 2. Heap 3. Gonzalez 4. Shockey 5. V. Davis
Eric: In a league that gives points for return yards, do you think Jacoby Jones is going to be good enough to merit WR3 as a last round pick?
Lance_Zierlein: Sure. I think there is a good chance that he gets plenty of game action as well this year.
G-168979475: what do you think about Bo Scaife?
Lance_Zierlein: Decent backup. There are just too many good TE targets out there this year to make Scaife your first option.
realdeal32: Besides Andre Johnson, are there any Texans that should be drafted in the earlier rounds (5-10)?
Lance_Zierlein: Yes, Owen Daniels. He's going to put up some points. I would look at him around the 7th.
realdeal32: Do you have player rankings out there anywhere? If not, what do you recommend?
Lance_Zierlein: My rankings are on the All Access Newsletter which costs 20 dollars for the year. It also has NFL draft info, weekly score predictions for every college and pro game and much more. As for free rankings, I think Sportsline.com does a good job.
Lance_Zierlein: by the way, to get my newsletter you email firstname.lastname@example.com. I have a free version or the pay version. Just specify which one you want if you email.
CowboyRay: lance who would you keep rudy johnson or westbrook, also would you trade rudi for t. bell
Lance_Zierlein: No I wouldn't trade Rudi for Bell. The keeper que
stion is tough because I have Westbrook barely ahead of Rudi but Rudi is going to get a zillion carries this year.
CJ: Do you think Vernon Davis is gonna have a breakout season this year?
Lance_Zierlein: Yep. He's a man-child.
G-1145251132: How good will Shawn Alexander be this year? 15 TDs?
Lance_Zierlein: It wouldn't shock me. I think 12 is a safer number.
G-100563916: What's your opinion of Maurice Jones-Drew outlook for this year? I have him as a #2 along with E James. LT is my #1.
Lance_Zierlein: I think you've got him pegged as a RB2. I have a hard time believing he'll score as many TDs this year but he is a tough runner and I think he'll get plenty of carries and receptions this year.
Maxpros: Do you think Colston will perform or have a soph slump?
Lance_Zierlein: No slump there. Colston is talented. Very talented. Drew Brees already has a connection with him and I see him getting the same numbers or better this year.
Joesteds: where would you take Ahman Green in your 12 team fantasy draft?
Lance_Zierlein: I would take him as my RB3. It would be after I've nabbed my starters at the other positions.
bushwickbill: I can keep either Cedric Benson or Andre Johnson from my team last year. Who would you keep?
Lance_Zierlein: Ced Benson. Everyone is in love with Andre because of his potential but he just doesn't get into the endzone all that much. Benson will have more TDs this year than Dre.
benshazzle: is marshawn lynch gonna be this years rookie rb stud? how many carries/gm do you think hell get?
Lance_Zierlein: He'll get 18 to 20 carries per game in all likelihood. He has a chance to be the rookie RB stud but I think a little back in Minnesota who played his college ball in Oklahoma is the rookie RB that will make the most noise.
benshazzle: i still dont have a read on cedric benson, ronnie brown, or cadillac.. where should they be drafted?
Lance_Zierlein: I like Benson as a tier 2/3 back, with Cadillac and Brown as tier 3/4 backs. I don't like the off. lines in Miami or Tampa.
Dizzy: Randy Moss… how high do you take this guy?
Lance_Zierlein: Not too high. How can you trust him? When is the last time he was healthy?
tomball_tim: LZ, do you think Jay Cutler will break out this year, and is he worth a 6-7th round draft pick in a 12-man league.
Lance_Zierlein: I think 6th or 7th will be perfect. I think he and Javon Walker will be a great combo and I like B. Marshall as the other WR too.
realdeal32: Where should Adrian Peterson be drafted? What type of year will he have?
Lance_Zierlein: Like Bush, Peterson is tough to gauge because he's got someone else running the ball there too, but Bush could get on the field at the same time as McAllister while Peterson can't. For that reason, Peterson should get a value of late third or fourth round. Now obviously that is assuming he stays healthy and is getting the start.
wise: I had Gore and Alexander last year. I can keep one, which do you choose?
Lance_Zierlein: I would go with Alexander. Always better to go with the guy who doesn't have two ACL injuries in his background.
GregS: Which rounds would you consider drafting Reggie Bush and Maurice Jones-Drew?
Lance_Zierlein: Bush – 2nd
Lance_Zierlein: Jones Drew – 3rd
JD_1: Is there a QB that looks to have a Drew Brees, unexpected season?
Lance_Zierlein: Well for some it would be considered unexpected but I would say Jon Kitna or Matt Leinart.
Danny: what running back do you see as a sleeper?
Lance_Zierlein: Sleeper is a relative term with so many teams using two RBs. I think C. Benson will have a bigger year than most expect as will B. Jacobs from the Giants.
Lance_Zierlein: I think tatum bell fits that mold as well.
ridgeman: Other than the 5 defenses mentioned, will there be any "surprises" this year?
Lance_Zierlein: Green Bay Packers. I've had two NFL people tell me that the Packers defense was one of the best kept secrets in football at the end of the year. Their fr
ont 4 is wrecking shop this preseason and Cullen Jenkins is unblockable at DE right now. He's the guy who sent KGB to the bench. The Packers are loaded on defense.
GregS: How do i keep from getting fired at work because of Fantasy Football? This time of year I am always researching players and watching waiver wires… very detrimental to my production at work.
Lance_Zierlein: Obviously you want to keep multiple browsers open. Also make good friends with someone in the IT department so they can tip you off if something is going to go down.
GordonWoodLives: LaMont Jordan burned me really bad as a first round pick last year. Should he be completely avoided this year (in ANY round?)
Lance_Zierlein: Magic 8 ball says "Avoid that loser"
G-151237829: who would you start, ahman green or jamal lewis
Lance_Zierlein: Probably Lewis because he won't get taken out near the goal line.
jim: Dallas has 2 quality RB's for short yardage and goal to go situations. Who do you think will get the majority of the touches in these situations?
Lance_Zierlein: It used to be an easy call that Barber would but this regime is getting Jones more involved so far. I still think Barber could be the redzone guy but I have to see more of how the Cowboys plan on operating down in the redzone.
Richard12: What would be your choice for top three kickers?
Lance_Zierlein: I don't really rate kickers until later on. It is such a crap shoot. Just find someone who kicks for an offense that is just decent and who stalls in the redzone.
G-1680588063: what typer of year do you see carson palmer having?
Lance_Zierlein: Potentially great but if Willie Anderson doesn't make it back healthy, then all bets are off. He could be anwhere from 2nd to 8th.
GregS: How soon until we see Brady Quinn starting for the Browns?
Lance_Zierlein: mid year. he's not a fantasy option though
Chuck: Will Ronnie Brown finally have a breakout year?
Lance_Zierlein: No. Offensive line and QB play isn't good enough to help out. He could be solid but I wouldn't use the phrase "breakout year".
sanman: I want to take a QB late. Who do you think will have the best fantasy season out of rivers, romo, eli manning, or lienhart?
Lance_Zierlein: Leinart, Romo, Rivers and Eli are how I have them rated but the first 3 are bunched up.
G-100563916: Who should be my week one #3 WR out of these: Cotchery, Santana Moss or Donte Stallworth?
Lance_Zierlein: I would love to say Moss but that situation in Wash scares me. Stallworth has so many weapons to contend with that I need to see how Brady uses them all first. I would go with Moss barely ahead of Cotchery
GordonWoodLives: Last year, my defense was always "whomever is playing the Raiders". Are the raiders that team again this year, or is there another more woeful offense?
Lance_Zierlein: The Raiders are probably "that team" again. Tampa is right there too.
Brian: How will Brandon Jacobs do in NY?
Lance_Zierlein: He'll do well.
ChrisChancellor: what can we look forward to in your fantasy column this Friday?
Lance_Zierlein: I'll let you know on Thursday when I think of it. Kidding. I will take a look at individual player evaluations this week. What do you have going this week, Chris?
Richard12: Is Eli Manning going to step up this year? Enough to make him worthy of a pick?
Lance_Zierlein: Magic 8 ball says "I'm not fooling with that guy this year"
bobsaccomano: I'm going to take David Carr number 1, what do you think?
Charlie_Casserly: I like the pick.
ChrisChancellor: NIce!? I'll be giving fantasy fanatics my Sleepers and Busts in 2007. Some will surprise you!
Lance_Zierlein: Chris Chancellor is my fantasy partner in crime and well worth reading. check out the fantasy section this year because it is expanded and better than ever.


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LONDON - A U.K. court deferred a petition by a pro-Palestinian group to arrest Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak during his visit to London this week.
The group petitioned the Westminster Magistrates Court to issue an arrest warrant for Barak for alleged war crimes during the Israel Defense Forces' three-week military incursion in the Gaza Strip last December and January.
The court has yet to rule on the British Foreign Ministry's request to grant immunity to Barak.
A 2004 decision, which granted immunity to then Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz, set a precedent the Foreign Ministry recommended the court follow for Barak.
Barak traveled to Britain for meetings with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, Secretary of Defense Bob Ainsworth and Foreign Secretary David Miliband.
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At Days Inn San Antonio Splashtown / ATT Center, guests have access to an outdoor pool, free WiFi in public areas, and conference space. A stay here includes free parking. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to help with concierge services, and answer any questions about the area. Additional amenities include a business center, a seasonal outdoor pool, and coffee/tea in a common area.
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Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This hotel offers access to a business center and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measuring 421 square feet (39 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers an outdoor pool, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in a common area. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Free breakfast
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- Meeting rooms
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- Multilingual staff
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- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
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- Premium TV channels
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- Blackout drapes/curtains
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- Free newspaper
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- In-room safe
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Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
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The trendiest investment idea isn't a stock or bond. It's preschool.
Some education researchers say early childhood learning gives the best bang for the buck, with healthy returns in many areas. Children who participate end up having better college-attendance rates, higher employment and larger incomes than similar children who don't, according to several studies. The government saves money from their lower crime rates and reduced use of social programs.
The White House has joined the call. President Barack Obama, in his State of the Union address last month, backed making "high-quality" preschool available to every American child, because "every dollar we invest in high-quality early education can save more than seven dollars later on."
Mr. Obama has proposed a federal-state partnership to make public preschool available to every child whose family's income is under twice the poverty line and to give states incentives to expand access for kids from wealthier families.
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But not everyone agrees with the president's math. While some studies have shown returns as high as $17, others have shown smaller ones—$2 to $3 per student. The $7 figure comes from studies of two programs primarily serving black children from low-income families, and it may not apply to other kids.
"The return on investment for the types of programs the Obama administration is touting will be much, much smaller" than seven to one, said Grover Whitehurst, director of the Brown Center on Education Policy at the Brookings Institution, a Washington, D.C., think tank.
The full returns also take decades to accrue, which could stretch the patience of politicians and makes the annual rate of return less impressive.
More worrying, local successes in policy—in health or education for example—often don't translate into national hits. "In general, successful pilot programs have low external validity—they often don't generalize well to other persons, settings and times," said William Trochim, professor of policy analysis and management at Cornell University.
The original source for the $7 estimate was a study of a program begun a half-century ago in Ypsilanti, Mich. The 123 African-American students were split randomly between those assigned to the HighScope Perry Preschool Program and those who weren't. Some early studies of the program showed benefits of $7 per $1 spent, divided between participants' better outcomes relative to their peers and government savings. As the children hit 30, then 40, benefits appeared to reach 17 to one.
In 2009, University of Chicago researchers dug into the data and found problems, such as in the random assignment of students. They found an annual rate of return of 7% to 10%, lower than the rates reported in the earlier studies, though higher than from most financial investments.
Children who began enrolling in another program in Chicago in 1983 showed a rate of return of $7 per $1 spent. But those children weren't divided randomly, leading Dr. Whitehurst and other researchers to question the findings.
Mr. Obama based his State of the Union estimate on these studies as well as others showing higher returns, a White House spokesman said. Other studies including children from middle-income families have shown lower returns, sometimes of $2 to $3 per $1 spent.
Preschool backers say they needn't produce a return of $7 per student to make their programs worthwhile. "I would be pleased with a two-to-one ratio," said Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, professor of child development at Teachers College at Columbia University in New York.
Data on existing programs were hard-won, requiring years of follow-up. Cornell University researcher Maria Fitzpatrick, who studies the effects of universal preschool, said it isn't yet possible to do a full cost-benefit analysis, as the oldest state programs open to all children are just 18 years old.
Some are skeptical of universal preschool, citing failures of expanded programs in policing and public health. "Generalizing from a single evaluation conducted in one setting is, at best, premature," said David B. Muhlhausen, a research fellow in empirical policy analysis at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
That early successes might not replicate nationally is a "huge risk," said Geoffrey A. Nagle, associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral health at Tulane University. However, he added, "We should never stop examining what we are doing to ensure we are being successful, but we also shouldn't wait until all doubts are erased."
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This project's funding goal was not reached on May 31, 2011.
Hello Kickstarters and iPad fans!
Thanks for checking this project out. Because of all of your continuous support and requests, we are launching an one-time opportunity for you to get your hands on Grabbit2, a hardshell case with rotatable leather strap for the iPad2. We may not be the fastest, but we love what we do and we´ve taken our time to listen to you, to design and to make it right. We have an all new design for Grabbit2. We are offering an unbeatable wholesale price available for everyone. Pledge and the reward is you´ll get one.
Deadline is May 31st to get funding so spread the word to help us to help you grab one. Distributors and Resellers are welcome to pledge.
Based on our first project Grabbit, the Grabbit2 Features:
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Pledge $29 to receive your own Grabbit 2 sent to your door. Add $5 if outside USA or Europe.
That was the good news, the BAD news is:
1. You have to be patient. We're setting a short deadline of May 31st to get production funding. Then we need 10 weeks to make it and send it out to you in the beginning of August.
2. If we don't get the production funding by May 31st, you will not get one, ever. We will not pursue this project any further. This is all or nothing, folks. So SPREAD THE WORD. Help us make this happen.
** compatible with all features of Smart Cover except landscape upright position. Moviewall Clip© covers this feature with additional wall mount capability.
Check out our original Grabbit VIDEO HERE.
By the way, our Original Grabbit for iPad1 is also still available through our website: www.ipadgrabbit.com You can also profit an additional 10% off by using this coupon code for Kickstarter viewers: grabbit1102 We think this is truly a great deal for everyone owning an iPad or iPad2. Please check it out and tell your friends about these links! www.ipadgrabbit.com and http://kck.st/ho0ntY
Resellers are encouraged to pledge here for bulk amount:
Pledge $139 to received 5 units. Add $25 if outside USA or Europe.
Pledge $299 to received 11 units. Add $50 if outside USA or Europe.
Pledge $749 to receive 30 units. Add $150 if outside USA or Europe.
Pledge $7999 to receive 390 units. Shipping at your own cost. You will be contacted for shipping if funding is successful. You are our Grabbit Distributor. You will get our individual attention and special pricing for any future orders.
Pledge $19,999 to receive 1200 units. Shipping at your own cost. You will be contacted for shipping if funding is successful. You will be our Executive Grabbit Distributor, and business network friend. You will be in the loops of all future projects before it is revealed, giving you an opportunity to invest before others.
Pledge $75,000. to receive 5000 units. Shipping at your own cost. You will be contacted for shipping if funding is successful.You will be our Exclusive Location Distributor, and business network partner. You will be in the loops of all future projects before it is revealed, giving you an opportunity to invest before any other parties. You may become an influential part of this team and any future design process. We will meet you to discuss any projects in terms of product design or architectural needs.
We are not responsible for any additional import tax in your country nor taxes required for resell.
Earlier this year, you showed us support and a lot of love for our http://www.ipadgrabbit.com/. Despite a failed campaign on Kickstarter, you continued to show interests in getting your hand on one. We really appreciate your encouragement.
We had a few bumps on the road, but together with our partner New Trent we've finally made this a reality. We are pleased to tell you that GRABBIT 2 for iPad2 is finally http://www.ipadgrabbit.com/!
USA & CAN customers: Buy http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005PSQ5TM/ref=sc_pgp__m_A3GSCL19TAH7YV_1….
UK customers: Buy http://www.amazon.co.uk/New-Trent-IMP37B-Grabbit-Genuine/dp/B005S4HULA/ref=sr_1_4….
EU & World customers: Buy http://www.ipadgrabbit.com/products-page/.
Thanks again for your support and interest!
Andrew & Roy
Tangilsing Projects
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