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Your vacation object: The holiday house is located in a holiday village and is surrounded by 280 sqm large, open garden property with trees, flowers and bushes. To your own use available: terrace, parasol, sunlounger, garden furniture, garden shower and barbecue possibilities. Your holiday house: 2 floors, 3 rooms (therefrom 2 bedrooms), 85 sqm, 5 person. There is no heating. Entrance through 3 steps into the anteroom with doors to all rooms. Ground floor: Living room (40 sqm, unheatable) with double sofa bed, sitting area, dinette (6 places), TV, safe and access to the terrace (25 sqm, garden furniture, 1 table, 6 chairs, 4 sunloungers, parasol). Bedroom (15 sqm) with 1 double bed and 1 babycot. american kitchen (12 sqm) with (ceran stove, 4 cooking plates), oven, extractor hood, dishwasher, refrigerator (160 l, icebox), microwave, coffee machine, toaster, electric water jug and access to the terrace. bathroom (9 sqm) with shower, 2 washbasin, WC, hair dryer, window, washing machine and tumble dryer. 1st floor: Bedroom (15 sqm) with 1 double bed. Other facilities: Internet access (WLAN), electric iron, washing machine, tumble dryer, babycot and high chair. Television available by satellite. In the holiday home is smoking not allowed. Pets: erlaubt. Gratis.
Porís de Abona. The modern, in the typical country style and suitable equipped holiday house (constructed in 1995, renovated in 2012) is located in a holiday village, outskirts of the town, by the water and has peaceful and sunny location on a hillside. View from the property on the ocean. The access goes on a side road (asphalted). Parking on the property (for 1 car). Shopping 100 m, restaurant 150 m, Central district 200 m. Sommer: Atlantic 100 m In Poris de Abona (beach 150 m In Poris de Abona with sand, stones and bathing plateaus). golf in Amarilla Golf 28 km. Horse riding in Buzanada 33 km. In Poris de Abona: Diving and Fishing in each case 100 m. Winter:
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Who couldn't adore that little face? He has been watching his little mate doing this cheesey-smile when a camera comes out so this is his version!
I sewed this swing* up for Cameron's doll/teddies. I got a random burst of creativity at 10 pm (as you do) and went to bed anticipating his response.
The verdict? "Woooooow"
& I would pretty much do anything for that smile.
We had Toddler Art Group again this morning but I couldn't find my camera so you will have to imagine how fun it was! I was zipping around cleaning 30 mins before the tots arrived so we only had scented play-clay sculpting and drawing with easy-grip coloured pencils and easy painters like last time.
I promise I'll be more organised next time and have photos are more creativity!
In other news, it's Racheous Goes Vego (Take Two). This time it's just me and just for me. But for all the same reasons (health, conscious eating, sustainable consumption, animal rights, environmental health, etc etc).
Watch Food, Inc. I guarantee you will learn something and it will help make you chose what you eat more wisely (not just about the meat industry). My husband watched it and we changed a lot of things as a result after researching about the food industry in Australia. It's great to be informed.
* Idea from the book "Creative Play for Your Toddler" Steiner Expertise and Toy Projects for 2 Years – 4 Years By Christopher Clouder & Janni Nicol.

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BATON ROUGE- A woman in Baton Rouge said she spent over 21 days in jail over a paperwork error.
Percival Franklin is not the type of person who gets into trouble. But trouble began for her in 2006, when she rented a car from Hertz Rental at Metro Airport. She'd been in a crash in her personal vehicle and needed something to get around in.
Franklin claims she later extended her rental agreement for several months while she tried to figure out what car to buy. However, Hertz reported the car stolen.
While Franklin was on a work trip in Michigan she decided to go to Canada. Upon her return to the United States, she learned there was an arrest warrant pending for auto theft in Louisiana.
"I was detained 21 days," Franklin said.
Officers from Baton Rouge traveled to Michigan to bring Franklin back to Louisiana. Court documents show the criminal charges were dropped, but Franklin is now suing Hertz in civil court for being wrongfully incarcerated.
"I've never stolen a vehicle in my life," Franklin said. "I'm a professional counselor."
Franklin claims Hertz did not keep proper computer files on her rental agreement, which made it hard to track who she called to extend her rental agreement.
The attorney representing Hertz told News 2 by phone he wasn't at liberty to discuss the case.
As for Franklin, she wants others to know what happened to her to prevent this from happening again.
"Keep all documentation, that's great," Franklin said, "but even when they keep documentation, that is not sufficient."


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Aunt Judy's Chicken Pasta Primavera
- 3/4 pound cooked penne pasta
- 1 bunch broccoli florets
- 2 medium zucchini, cut into 1/4-inch slices
- 1 bunch scallions, thinly sliced
- 1 sweet red pepper, cut into 1-inch slices
- 1 6-ounce can pitted black olives, drained
- 1 2-ounce jar pimientos, drained
- 2 cups chicken breast, cooked and pulled
- 2/3 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese, divided
- Basil Sauce:
- 1/4 cup minced fresh basil
- 1 garlic clove
- 2 cups mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup sour cream
Here's a delicious departure from the usual summer picnic fare. It's a great way to put those fresh summer vegetables to good use—in a dish that will be popular with the whole crowd.
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- Cook pasta according to package directions.
- Combine vegetables and chicken with pasta.
- To make the Basil Sauce, place basil and garlic in food processor or blender and process until minced. Add mayonnaise and sour cream and process for 2 to 3 seconds. Refrigerate until ready to use.
- Fold in 2/3 Basil Sauce and 1/3 cup cheese.
- Season with salt and pepper. May be refrigerated up to 24 hours at this point.
- To serve, add remaining basil sauce, taste and adjust seasoning and sprinkle with remaining cheese.
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Calories 731, Carbohydrates 71g, Cholesterol 79mg, Fat 38g, Fat Calories 343, Fiber 6g, Protein 29g, Saturated Fat 8g, Sodium 1106mg. Daily Values: Calcium 217.34mg 22%, Phos 312.09mg 31%, Copper 0.21mg 11%, Zinc 1.67mg 11%, Panto 1.57mg 16%, Biotin 1.12mcg 373%, Iodine 0.4mcg 0%, Magnesium 56.19mg 14%, Iron 3.47mg 19%, Vitamin B6 25%, Vitamin C 197%, Vitamin B12 9%, Vitamin D 2%, Vit E-a-Toco 9%, Vitamin A 78%. Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.


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My 20 year old son was arrested recently for 2 charges 1. possesion of a controlled drug and 2 transport of controlled drug. both misdemenor A's. He was honest with the officer and polite. He has never been in trouble with the law. He is a college student and works a part time job about 10 hours a week. The officers found 2 marijuana pipes and an empty baggie of marijuana as well as a tiny amount of mushrooms. My son recently tried drugs for the 1st time and I dont know what to do He is going to hooksett nh distric court on may 8th 2012. I need advice on what to do if he needs a lawyer or not and how to get this possibly off his record if he does a diversion program or goes to jobcorp community service anything if he has a drug related charge he will lose his financial aid for college.
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Received the benefits package one week before the month was up and called to cancel it because they had not met there agreements. They kept talking and tried to force me to stay with them and they would send out all the things they had previously promised, plus others if I would stay.
Hung up and called back so I could talk to somebody else and told them I wanted to cancel my membership and wanted a refund of my introductory fee. They said that it was not refundable, but did give me a confirmation code. When I told them I would notify the BBB there were not concerned at all.
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This gorgeous sterling silver 'puff heart' pendant by Tales from the Earth hangs from a 16" silver bead chain and is presented in a golden satin drawstring bag. There is also a card that comes with the pendant that says "no grown-ups please – Here's a present we've created especially for you. Make a small jewels box to safely keep it in when you're not wearing it, but please wear it often".
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The place: Patty Shack Burgers
The story : This burger joint, in a nondescript strip mall on the border of Grand Prairie and Arlington, opened in July. The grand opening is Saturday.
The concept: With the exception of the basic veggies (lettuce, tomatoes, pickles), all of the extra ingredients with the burgers are worked into the meat and cooked on a griddle. That includes the cheese.
About the burgers: The meat is Angus, with an 80/20 lean/fat ratio, so that's a good start. The burgers are made fresh, but they seem to be overworked, so much so that the meat is dry and the ingredients have little or no flavor.
One of the signature burgers, Tex-a-Wowie, is a Hawaiian-inspired patty, with bits of ham, pineapple and provolone inside. There's also red pepper flakes. The pepper was evident, because that's a strong spice. The ham and pineapple pieces were so small that they could barely be tasted. Then again, the burger was nearly burned, so it would have been hard to taste anything except the charcoal flavor. The cheese was so melted, forget about it.
That was an even bigger problem with our "Build Your Own Dang Burger" choice: jalapeño and blue cheese. Again, the pepper was evident, but the cheese -- and in this case one that should have had a bold flavor -- was all but nonexistent. Perhaps it melted too much, too.
We even tried a standard cheeseburger with nothing but American cheese, and again, the cheese was too melted inside, not as noticeable a flavor as if there were a slice on top of the patty. Again, the burger was way too well-done to have much flavor beyond that slightly burned taste. Sometimes, tradition is best.
What does work: The fried sides were much better. Sweet potato fries were thin, crispy and nicely salted. The chili-cheese fries were among the best we've had, with perfectly gooey melted cheddar and the chili atop crispy, plump fries. The potatoes weren't too mushy, which can happen when they feature so much stuff piled on top.
Even better were the corn nuggets, little corn fritters with sweet corn inside and a gooey interior. The taste of the corn was clear, and the batter was the perfect consistency for this dish.
Curly fries were average, and we craved the "Shack Sticks," breaded and fried slivers of jalapeño and onion, but they were out at our visit.
The canned beer (we had Shiner Bock and Tecate) made everything go down nicely.
The ambience: It's a sports bar atmosphere, with testosterone-fueled knickknacks and memorabilia on the walls, including hubcaps, vintage metal restaurant signs ("eat more possum") and vinyl records. The one we sat next to was the cast recording of My Fair Lady, so there's a shout-out to the women. When you order at the counter, you're given a laminated card with the name of a football team on it (NFL, minor league and college), and they call out the team when your order is ready.
The prices: Standard for a burger joint with no pretensions. One-third-pound burgers are $5, and the 1/2-pounders are $6. Starters, sides and salads ranged from $2 to $6. There's a kids menu, a turkey burger option and, fitting for a sports bar, hot wings. Our three burgers, with four sides (sweet potato fries, curly fries, chili cheese fries and corn nuggets), plus two beers, came to about $35.
Hours: 10:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Thursday; 10:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Friday; 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday; 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday
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This would be a lot easier and more efficient if we would privatize the matter. Then we could just put permits up for auction.
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Second Amendment -- Established December 15, 1791 and slowly eroded ever since What happened to "..... shall not be infringed."
When looking for your new CC, please consider buying weapons made in the USA by US companies.
Why buying a firearm made in a country the really restricts ownership but ships them here and they also restrict import of US made firearms to their country makes no sense when the best are already made here.
Even if that company makes a few here why send all that cash out of the US.
Glock is highly over rated but like so many thing sounds cool so many just default to it.
smitty besides any 1911 variants for cc what american made and models in .45 are you sugesting?
i do love the 1911 perosnaly but just like to get a good idea for when i do get back to the states.
i am personaly looking into the m&p .45 compact
thank you
Para is also made in US now they offer some darn fine 45's Research is required before spending your cash.
I love my M&P 40c I bought it a few months ago and already have 1200+ rounds through it without a single hiccup. I don't know why the smiths are so over looked but after shooting glocks xd's and rugers of similar size and caliber it was a no brainer... The M&P is just so smooth firing and comfortable to hold IMO compared to the "gritty feel" I've experienced with Glocks... Not hating on Glocks... Just voicing my preference that's why there's so many guns out there everyone has different opinions. I do second the opinion that Goocks are overrated - not that they don't deserve thier acclaim i just think its funny when people put them on a pedestal like they are the only standard in reliability - I'm pretty sure The Smith and Wesson company didn't make a names for themselves by selling unreliable guns.
Not implying I am an authority on weapons by any means just offering my experiences!
Love my M&Pc tho!
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Rainbow Bridges
Uncle Jerry coughed and stirred in his chair a good deal during Rebecca's recital, but he
carefully concealed any undue feeling of sympathy, just muttering, "Poor little soul!
We'll see what we can do for her!"
"You will take me to Maplewood, won't you, Mr. Cobb?" begged Rebecca piteously.
"Don't you fret a mite," he answered, with a crafty little notion at the back of his mind;
"I'll see the lady passenger through somehow. Now take a bite o' somethin' to eat, child.
Spread some o' that tomato preserve on your bread; draw up to the table. How'd you like
to set in mother's place an' pour me out another cup o' hot tea?"
Mr. Jeremiah Cobb's mental machinery was simple, and did not move very smoothly save
when propelled by his affection or sympathy. In the present case these were both
employed to his advantage, and mourning his stupidity and praying for some flash of
inspiration to light his path, he blundered along, trusting to Providence.
Rebecca, comforted by the old man's tone, and timidly enjoying the dignity of sitting in
Mrs. Cobb's seat and lifting the blue china teapot, smiled faintly, smoothed her hair, and
dried her eyes.
"I suppose your mother'll be turrible glad to see you back again?" queried Mr. Cobb.
A tiny fear--just a baby thing--in the bottom of Rebecca's heart stirred and grew larger the
moment it was touched with a question.
"She won't like it that I ran away, I s'pose, and she'll be sorry that I couldn't please aunt
Mirandy; but I'll make her understand, just as I did you."
"I s'pose she was thinkin' o' your schoolin', lettin' you come down here; but land! you can
go to school in Temperance, I s'pose?"
"There's only two months' school now in Temperance, and the farm 's too far from all the
other schools."
"Oh well! there's other things in the world beside edjercation," responded uncle Jerry,
attacking a piece of apple pie.
"Ye--es; though mother thought that was going to be the making of me," returned
Rebecca sadly, giving a dry little sob as she tried to drink her tea.
"It'll be nice for you to be all together again at the farm--such a house full o' children!"
remarked the dear old deceiver, who longed for nothing so much as to cuddle and
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Anybody? I use Castrol 10w30 high mileage, and AcDelco filter. And I don't know if its lifters or not but something is ticking away.
1999 Alero GLS 3.4, a little over 107,000 miles. I noticed tonight while waiting at Mcdonalds next to the building I could hear a ticking. I put it in neutral took it to about 1500 RPMs and it got louder. When I got home I checked the oil, and to my suprise it was full to the mark and exceptionally CLEAN. This oil change has approximently 2k on it. I am not sure what to do. I have heard of people saying to run additives to try and clear it up, and people saying not to. Thanks.
Anybody? I use Castrol 10w30 high mileage, and AcDelco filter. And I don't know if its lifters or not but something is ticking away.
Hi Vettefan 87, what happened did you ever find the problem, noisy lifter, regards .
I am not really sure what it is. It doesn't use hardly any oil, and the oil is very clean in between oil changes. It doesn't have an oil pressure gauge so I don't know what it is at.
Hi vettefan 87 the reason i asked was i had a funny experiance a few years ago so i tell you about it, like Gm junkie said could be oil pressure problems, any way approx 1999 i purchased a used honda crv 1996 model with 80000km on the clock car was great when i got to approx 98000km, it started ticking like a noisy lifter, so i called a honda dealer, he asked if i was useing honda feo oil i said no, i had mostly used Pennzoil, or castrol, so i purchased some Feo, honda high performance oil, its 10w 30, API SL. they said its sold world wide after approx 500kms, the noise went away i could not believe it, sold that vehicle to my daughter she has done approx 130000km still know problems, and i now own a 2001 honda odyssey and use Honda Feo oil in that all the time. Now a mate of mine owns a old 69 Buick Riviera it had a couple of noisy lifters so i told him about Feo oil, he changed it and believe it or not did the same thing it fixed it and hes never had a problem a gain. Regards Wayne.


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I have never seen "It's a Wonderful Life." A few minutes here or there if it's on television, perhaps, but I have never sat down and watched this classic film from start to finish. My husband thinks this is a travesty.
Perhaps I'll get a chance to sit down and watch it this year. Maybe it will re-arrange my personal list of Christmas favorites. But until then, here are my current recommendations for holiday entertainment.
Starring the always quotable Will Ferrell in some fashionable yellow tights.
"I'm a cotton-headed ninny muggins"
An influx of family, an electrocuted cat, and Cousin Eddie. Gotta love it.
I like the 1994 remake because Mara Wilson is just too cute.
The Grinch Who Stole Christmas
Another quality remake. No one makes grinchy faces like Jim Carrey. And I can't get enough of Cindy Lou Who's rendition of "Where Are You Christmas?"
I may be a loser for never seeing "It's a Wonderful Life", but you are a nerd if you've never seen this one. Everyone wants a leg lamp for Christmas.
Yeah... I like Muppets. ("The Great Muppet Caper" and "Muppets Take Manhattan" are even better!)
Clearly, I like laughs. Here's to Christmas joy. Hope you find time to relax and laugh this holiday season!
Monday, December 20, 2010
Relax and laugh
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- Organic Motherhood with Cool Whip said...
I've been wanting to see Elf too. My husband said it's hilarious!
- December 23, 2010 at 4:24 AM
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A Companion to Milton
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Beschreibung* Winner of the Milton Society of Americaa s Irene Samuels Book Award in 2002. * Invites readers to explore and enjoy Miltona s rich and fascinating work. * Comprises 29 fresh and powerful readings of Miltona s texts and the contexts in which they were created, each written by a leading scholar.
InhaltsverzeichnisPreface. Acknowledgements, Abbreviations and a Note on Editions Used. The Contributors. Part I: The Cultural Context:. 1. Genre: Barbara K. Lewalski (Harvard University). 2. The Classical Literary Tradition: John K. Hale (University of Otago). 3. Milton on the Bible: Regina M. Schwartz (Northwestern University. 4. Literary Baroque and Literary Neoclassicism: Graham Parry (University of York). 5. Milton and English Poetry: Achsah Guibbory (University of Illinois). 6. Milton's English: Thomas N.Corns (University of Wales, Bangor). Part II: Politics and Religion:. 7. The Legacy of the Late Jacobean Period: Cedric C. Brown (University of Reading). 8. Milton and Puritanism: N. H. Keeble (Stirling University). 9. Radical Heterodoxy and Heresy: John Rumrich (University of Texas). 10. Milton and Ecology: Diane Kelsey McColley (Rutgers University ). 11. The English and Other People: Andrew Hadfield (University of Wales, Aberystwyth). 12. The Literature of Controversy: Joad Raymond (University of Aberdeen). Part III: Texts:. The Early Poetry. 13. 'On the Morning of Christ's Nativity', 'Upon the Circumcision' and 'The Passion': Thomas N. Corns (University of Wales, Bangor). 14. John Milton's Comus Leah: S. Marcus (Vanderbilt University). 15. 'Lycidas': Stella P. Revard (Southern Illinois University). 16. Early Political Prose: Elizabeth Skerpan Wheeler (Southwest Texas University). 17. Milton, Marriage and Divorce: Annabel Patterson (Yale University). 18. Republicanism: Martin Dzelzainis (Royal Holloway & Bedford New College, University of London). 19. Late Political Prose: Laura Lunger Knoppers (Pennsylvania State University). The Late Poetry. 20. Paradise Lost in Intellectual History: Stephen M. Fallon (University of Notre Dame). 21. The Radical Religious Politics of Paradise Lost: David Loewenstein (University of Wisconsin--Madison). 22. Obedience and Autonomy in Paradise Lost:: Michael Schoenfeldt (University of Michigan). 23. Paradise Lost and the Multiplicity of Time: Amy Boesky. 24. Self--Contradicting Puns in Paradise Lost: John Leonard (University of Western Ontario). 25. Samson Agonistes: Sharon Achinstein (University of Maryland). 26. Pardise Regained: Margaret Kean. Part IV: Influences and Reputation:. 27. Reading Milton, 1674--1800: Kay Gillard Stevenson (University of Essex). 28. Milton: The Romantics and After: Peter J. Kitson (University of Wales, Bangor). Part V: Biography:. 29. The Life Records: Gordon Campbell (University of Leicester). Consolidated Biography. General Index.
PortraitThomas N. Corns is a Professor of English at the University of Wales, Bangor. His many publications include Miltona s Language (Blackwell, 1990), Uncloistered Virtue: English Political Literature, 1640--1660 (1992), and Regaining Paradise Lost (1994). He is also the editor of The Royal Image: Representations of Charles I (1999).
Pressestimmen"Taken together, the 29 essays collected here strike the perfect balance between an exploration of the contexts surrounding Miltona s writings and an intensive analysis of his poems and prose treatises. Uniformly well researched, felicitously written, and cogently argued, these essays are among the best in present--day Milton studies. They review previous scholarship while pursuing innovative and exciting lines of inquiry that will surely influence commentary on Milton in the foreseeable future." (Choice) "The present state of Milton studies is admirably represented, while a careful distribution of topics has ensured satisfactory coverage of the field. A splendid exhibition of Milton scholarship as it currently flourishes." (Times Literary Supplement) "students [...] will be admirably served by this comprehensive and readable smorgasbord of current Milton studies." (Renaissance Quarterly) "This companion is enlightening and stimulating and will be a helpful addition to libraries, especially those associated with literary and cultural studies." (Reference Reviews)
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Times' super 7
1. Sunlake (3-0): The Seahawks' dominant defense came up with nine sacks in a 15-0 win over Anclote. Springstead will present a different sort of challenge this week.
2. Pasco (2-1): If anyone needed a reminder of the Pirates' offensive scoring power, they answered with 27 points in the third quarter of a 35-0 win against Wesley Chapel.
3. Zephyrhills (3-0): Devin Brockington is quietly putting up a very strong season. He had a touchdown catch called back by penalty, snagged one interception and broke up a pass in the end zone in a 17-9 win against Mitchell.
4. Springstead (2-1): Think the Eagles care that their first win (24-7) over Nature Coast in eight years came against a slightly depleted Sharks team?
5. Land O'Lakes (3-0): Any question over whether the Gators have put two rough seasons behind them?
6. Hernando (0-2): Now we'll see whether the Leopards' brutal non-district schedule will pay off as the race to the playoffs begins.
7. Mitchell (2-1): The Mustangs had their chances against Zephyrhills and held their own against one of Pasco County's top teams. But the offensive struggles are a concern.
"We've been escaping the last three games. We haven't gotten it done yet. All the fumbles and mental things. That's something we've got to fix by (this) week. …Maybe that's the key. Maybe that's the game we put it all together." – Zephyrhills coach Reggie Roberts
"He's starting to come into his own." – Sunlake coach Bill Browning on breakout running back Nathan Johnson
Five performances worth mentioning again
WR Jordan Roberts, Zephyrhills: His coach estimated Roberts was limited to 65 percent of his speed because of a groin injury. The Bulldogs put him in one key play – and he snagged a 30-yard touchdown catch to help seal a 3-0 start.
QB Tyler Mahla, Springstead: He rushed for 187 yards and three touchdowns on 21 carries to give the Eagles their first win over rival Nature Coast in eight seasons. He also finished 8-of-12 passing for 78 yards and averaged 38 yards per punt.
RB Nathan Johnson, Sunlake: The bruising junior controlled the game well, rushing for 164 yards and his team's only two touchdowns in a shutout win over Anclote.
RB Noah Siegrist, Hudson: He led a dominant Cobras ground game, rushing for 235 yards and two touchdowns on 30 carries, to lead Hudson to a 35-22 win over Weeki Wachee.
QB RJ Perciavalle, Bishop McLaughlin: The senior played well in a loss to Cambridge Christian, rushing for 84 yards and all three touchdowns while passing for 228 more yards.
By the numbers
4 – Touchdowns Friday night by Pasco ATH Malik Johns (two receiving, one rushing, one kickoff)
0 – Offensive touchdowns allowed by Sunlake through three games
105 – Rushing yards by Ra'shaad Hart for Hernando in a 26-6 loss to Citrus
864 – Passing yards by Land O'Lakes QB James Pensyl through three games
3 – Combined wins for all six teams in Class 5A, District 7. That's two from Hudson and one from River Ridge
Three quick thoughts on Week 4
1. Pasco County's first trip to Bushnell in a while will be a big one. Don't be surprised if Zephyrhills' matchup at South Sumter has playoff – or maybe district championship – implications.
2. The winner of Springstead-Sunlake also takes the pole position for a district title in Class 6A, District 6. Expect a lot of rushing yards and little scoring.
3. Despite being shut out in its first two games, River Ridge's 21-14 victory over Wiregrass Ranch has the Royal Knights looking like playoff contenders. Seriously


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Former Angels and Salt Lake Bees Pitcher Tommy Hanson Passes Away at 29November 10, 2015
On August 16, 2013, my son and I went to the "90's night" game between the Salt Lake Bees and the Las Vegas 51's. The 90's night theme had our boys wearing the familiar Buzz jerseys for the night, and at game's end would be auctioned off and personally presented by the player to the winning fan. This was going to be cool because I knew that Tommy Hanson was going to be making his first appearance with the Bees since being optioned by the Angels a couple days prior.
I liked Tommy Hanson. I liked him because in a sport where players are physical specimens and being tabbed to participate in the Sports Illustrated Body Issue, he was just a big, brutish fellow that looked like he could be that neighbor that spends all day under his primer-gray '89 Camaro with a cigarette hanging from his mouth.
Tommy Hanson was the everyman pitcher that had some sips of success in the years prior to 2013 with the Braves organization. In fact, he was third in overall voting for the 2009 National League Rookie of the Year award, in front of names like Andrew McCutchen and Gerardo Parra.
In late 2012, Hanson was part of an offseason deal that, in exchange, sent Angels closer Jordan Walden to the Braves.
Angels fans will always remember the pre-season press conference that introduced him to the team. For Hanson, it would be quite unfortunate, but the scene was basically a caricature of what the Angels team was to be after the 2013 season. The press conference included, Joe Blanton (2-14 6.04 ERA), Ryan Madson (NEVER played), Sean Burnett (Only 9 2/3 IP) and Hanson; he ended up going 4-3 with just 13 games started for the Halos.
Hanson's fall from grace was precipitated by two stints on the restricted list in early 2013. The first time away from the team came because his younger brother passed away suddenly. Like most of us do in times of tragedy, Hanson tried to soldier on and continue to work to put the sadness behind him. Though he later admitted that he simply wasn't emotionally ready to play, and went on the restricted list again. This causing more time away from the team.
It had been a rough 2013 and in August of that year, Tommy Hanson was optioned to Salt Lake. The goal, as is with most big leaguers being sent down to Triple A in mid-season, was to iron out some technique and find that grove he seemingly lost during a mentally and physically tumultuous 2013 season up to that point.
My 10 year old baseball-nut son and I had one thing in mind when we were going to Tommy Hanson's first start with the Bees that night in August….. WIN his jersey…… We have been the winners of a jersey or two in the past, but my son was a bit star struck at the idea that the same Tommy Hanson that just pitched against the Texas Rangers a week prior, was going to be toeing the rubber for our Bees. Ok……I was a bit star struck too. Just a little!…… Im a professional!!
The silent auction came and went, and as planned, we had won his jersey. In the 8th inning my son and I were escorted along with the other jersey winners to the tunnel by the clubhouse to wait for the game to end. Once the last out was made we were led on to the field and stood in wait for the players to find the winners of their respective jersey's.
Knowing that Tommy Hanson started that night, we knew he probably wouldn't be jumping out of the dugout, eagerly beckoning the winners of his Triple A jersey. So while we waited, we spoke to P Matt Shoemaker and P Jeremy Berg and his new wife.
My son saw Hanson standing on the first step of the dugout and said, "Dad, he's right there…..and he's in his underwear!"
That was pretty funny, I must say. He really was in his underwear. He didn't care though. He had just pitched, don't ya know!
We walked over to him and introduced ourselves. He was bigger than he looked on the mound and on TV! Luckily he was on that step in the dugout so he didn't dwarf me as much as he could have….Hey…. I have a reputation to uphold to my son… If he thinks other dudes are that much bigger than me, it undoes many-a-tall tale Ive spewed to him about how cool I am!
Tommy Hanson was awesome.
He had a candid conversation with my son about how he approached pitching when he was his age. My son asked him to show how he would hold breaking and off-speed pitches back in the day, and as most dads will appreciate, gave my son, who was extremely over-eager to throw nasty curveballs, a little lesson on why it's more important to place your fastball and mix it up with change ups vs throwing a bunch of curveballs.
It was great. He genuinely seemed to enjoy talking with us, and we really enjoyed talking with him.
My son and I have talked about that interaction here and there since then. When he struggles on the mound during his games, I have been known to bring up some of the finer points of that conversation with Hanson back in 2013. If he loses the feel for his off-speed, Ill sometimes make him "reset" and grip it the way he was taught by Tommy Hanson…..and it works too.
Tommy Hanson passed away yesterday, from what has been reported to as catastrophic organ failure. You don't have to know what that is to understand that he was in really bad shape. The real tragedy is for his family and the fact that two sons died in their twenties, entirely too early.
A lot of people toss out the required "Thoughts and prayers" phrase since the news broke; I really have been thinking about him since he passed. I have been thinking of the impact our very small interaction in 2013 made on my life and the life of my boy.
He didn't do anything more than invite us into his world for 20 minutes, but sometimes the most simple of activities and gestures can make for a lifelong experience to remember.
Thank you Tommy.


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"Indian Nations", Their Reservations, and My Rights
Watching Navajo Cops. They are doing a considerable number of things I don't think most departments allow, at least on camera. Of course, the director and producer might be cutting out the verbal consent given for searches and such. Gun handling is great also. I imagine most departments would have similar problems if seen handling long arms on camera regularly.
Anyways, I am wondering how the constitution relates to Reservations. All of the land is "public" and leased by residents, so that in and of itself raises some interesting questions surrounding search and seizure.
Can the tribes make any law they like?
What about transporting firearms across a reservation during travel? Most are pretty out of the way, so that may not be a common issue.
Possession of alcohol is illegal on the Navajo reservation, and the police destroy it whenever found no matter where. Can that be done in any "dry" county or township?
Horse thieves, bootleggers, mythical "skinwalkers," and meth-heads. Quite a "Cops" show actually.
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|August 30, 2013, 03:59 PM
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Indian reservations are sovereign nations. The laws that pertain to their own people on their reservations are internal matters. I don't even know if they are subject to judicial review by courts outside of the reservation -- I don't think they are.
It gets murkier when dealing with non-Indian visitors on reservation land. My understanding is that visitors are still subject to tribal law and tribal courts. But there is some overlap -- Navajo tribal police are also commissioned as deputy sheriffs in the several counties within which the reservation boundaries fall, and if a non-Indian either is a murder victim or is suspected of a murder on the reservation, the FBI gets involved.
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I have been wondering about this for a while and cant not find any answers. We have a few reservations in my state that I've traveled through often enough and cant find anything concerning CCW while traveling through reservation land. the only thing I heard once was you are ok while "on the highway"...
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I looked some more online after posting this and did not find much. One point that was made several places was the they are not really "sovereign". The land is technically owned by the US gov't and only reserved for the tribe using the same legal framework as is used to give Gov't land for military bases. Power given to a more or less appointed tribal council and a great many claims of pretty extreme corruption and abuse of power. Tribal council fills the roles of legislative, executive, and judicial in most cases. They can shut down any business by a vote. Pretty crazy to think about it being within the US and no wonder there is so little economic development on reservations.
550 Reservations in the US, so that has to be a HUGE amount of territory. The Navajo reservation has to be larger than quite a few states.
In one of the later episodes they caught a non-tribal member and they called the Sheriff to take custody of him.
One of the most interesting things is getting locked up for 8 hours seems to be the punishment for almost everything.
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I was actually hired by an Arizona tribal government to help monitor their election a couple of years back. Very, very interesting. This was the San Carlos Apaches...all observations relate to THIS group.
First, I was impressed by their police department. They are more closely tied to their community than I've ever seen elsewhere...there is no indication that they have the "occupying force" mentality seen in most US towns. I saw more communication between the people and the cops than I've ever seen in the "normal US". All of their cops are from that band, no exceptions. Their gear and professionalism seemed well up to modern standards without veering too far into the realm of "paramilitary". They did run body armor and had rifles available in their cars but let's remember that drug transportation in Arizona's back country is a total plague and has nothing to do with tribal members.
Second, the level of involvement in the tribe's internal politics has to be seen to be believed. The photos I took of the election process are the property of the tribe and I don't have permission to release them but...lemme tell ya, those guys took their local elections seriously. To a complete "holy crap!" level. Not violent but..."very spirited". Example...in most areas there's a limit of how close to the polls you can get and do political statements...100ft is pretty typical, some a bit more, some a bit less. I forget exactly what they did but it was normal enough...except the people setting up the polling place were VERY carefully measuring and marking that space. To a near-paranoid degree. I'm thinking "huh?". Well by around 8:00am it looked like a mutant cross between a giant flea market and a political convention gone haywire...each candidate had this fairly large booth/tent thing up, people were screaming on bullhorns, it was borderline pandemoneum . BUT no violence.
One of the stranger parts of the election process is that prisoners are allowed to vote. So if you're in the normal Arizona jail or prison system, you would be bussed in to the polls in jumpsuits and handcuffs/legirons and shuffle into the polling place to vote. They believed in maintaining as many social connections to the incarcerated as possible and that included elections.
So. On the issue of CCW.
Handgunlaw.us has a partial listing:
Looking through the AZ tribes, you see some that follow the AZ CCW laws, some don't. Some have their own permit process. A lot say "in the car is OK" which covers travelers on the way through. I say "partial" because the San Carlos Apaches aren't on there and I see others missing as well.
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From the small window into the police culture I have seen, I have to agree with what Jim March said about the police department being more connected with people and less paramilitary. In one episode a deputy brought along his "Sniper rifle." It appeared to be a run of the mill hunting rifle. Some ARs, but more shotguns.
I would also say the respect for the police officers generally appears much higher. In many cases people just admit to what they have done and go to jail for their 8 hours. In one case a guy said he would go without a fight as long as he would be released for work the next day, but otherwise he couldn't go.
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I've fought muay thai on the rez a few times and one of my friends who consulted for Baker v. kealoha on appellate procedure specializes in Indian law. Accordingly I know a little about how it works. So for the most part unless agreed upon otherwise the states have no authority over Indian lands that exist inside their borders. The Indian lands are only subject to federal law except for a few exceptions that do not apply here. A example of this is the State of California in all its wisdom requires at the minimum (it goes up based on many factors) 50 thousand dollar license fee to be paid to host a mma fight. That has drive pro fights onto the reservation other than the most elite of course. Amateur shows don't have to pay that which means California is in a odd position where pro shows are actually much less organized and are in the middle of reservations. The ammies are actually done often times downtown in nice bars and other scenic venues.
As applied to firearms that means that only federal law applies and Indian Reservations are not subject to state CCW laws. The laws are made by the tribes elder council and typically are fairly lax as to guns. b
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Reservations are classed as a sovereign nations. It is not public land!! In Minnesota we have several reservations and a couple of them are closed which means that non-members are not allowed to enter the reservations unless they have been given written permission. Non-members who are found there are placed under arrest and guns, fishing tackle, automobiles, motor homes, boats and even airplanes have been confiscated by the tribe. They are required to go before the Indian Court by proxy (remember you need authorization to enter the reservations and you need to hire a tribal lawyer to defend you) in an effort to get there possessions back.
As a non tribal member you have NO rights that are to you given by the US constitution what so ever while on tribal land. As a sovereign nation none of the federal or state regulatory laws apply to them in any way or form. For example any one at any age can drive an automobile, no license is required. They don't have to obey speed limits that is posted on US or State hi-ways. They don't have to obey stop signs. They don't need ccw permit to carry a weapon. They do come under federal jurisdiction and it's laws. As a non tribal member you must follow and obey their tribal laws. In the event you run a-mok of the Indian Police you detained and remain detained until they can turn you over to the FBI or the U.S. Marshals office. When you are detained you must purchase all food, toiletries, blankets and such.
So a word to the wise is to keep a very low profile and keep your nose clean when on a reservation. Bad situations have a way of turning very, very bad when dealing with their legal system.
In the event you ask how I know this. I live just outside of an indian reservation, I've seen it. I know people who have experienced it. I have friends and employees that are tribal members.
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The "Indian reservations" seem to be no more sovereign in practice than the various states.
On guns, in one episode they did seize a firearm in relation to a crime, and although not extremely clear on the issue the officer seemed to indicate no matter the outcome of the prosecution they were keeping the firearm.
They also taze at will. I am not sure they have the 5 second tazer like most police either.
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In this area crime by non-Indians on Indian land is handled by the federal magistrate. It can get complicated.
More: http://www.tribal-institute.org/lists/jurisdiction.htm
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Indian reservations are basically territories like Guam except they are inside mainland states. There are slight differences the most obvious of which being they don't have article IV courts and the Organic Actdid not create them rather various treaties. This is the Organic Act http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organic_Act
However they are pretty analogous to a territory.
They are part of the U.S. The federal government does not own the land anymore than it owns a persons house that lives in Washington D.C. It has jurisdiction over Indian Lands.
Since this is a Second Amendment forum here is a example of how they differ from a state. The Federal Switchblade ban which I assume will be amended after my current appeal establishes knives are protected arms is not a complete ban on ownership of switchblades in a American state. Congress does not have authority to do that. It only affects interstate commerce. However on Guam, Saipan and Indian land it is a complete ban on ownership.
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When I originally said "public lands" I did mean the tribe owns it, at least in the Navajo reservation. Tribe members just acquire leases. Sounded like limited leases, such as grazing rights only with public hunting allowed. As such there isn't as clear of personal property rights as it isn't so much personal property. A police officer could stand outside and look through a window without being on your property, at least that seems to be how they play it. In one case a family was upset their previous lease was transferred to another family after they had it for a couple generations(the specifics of the transfer were not covered). They were attempting to intimidate the new lessee into surrendering the lease by shooting over their head.
Decent Paper on Tribal Sovereignty
It seems the BIA approves all casino plans for instance.
I could probably split this off into ten small threads in order to keep the different directions clear. A very interesting and hypocritical area of modern US law IMO.
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1. There may be 550 recognized tribes, but there are only 309 or 311 reservations (depending on who you ask ). Some recognized tribes have no tribal lands, at all; and there are several hundred tribes that the government does not recognize (also, of course, with no tribal lands).
2. Huge amount of territory? Not really. Most reservations are actually quite small. Many are less than 160 acres, total. In the midwest, there are several reservation on less than 10 acres; and in California, there are multiple reservations with less than 3 acres (several with only 1.2 or 1.5 acres). The total of all Indian lands in the US is just over 55,700,000 acres (2.3% of the U.S.), with the Navajo Nation, alone, holding more than 17 million of those acres (or 0.7% of the U.S. and 32% of all tribal lands).
3. As shown above, the Navajo reservation is the largest in the United States, by a significant margin. It is not representative of most reservations - even other large reservations. Even so, the 50 largest reservations account for 93% of all tribal lands. That leaves about 260 other reservations on just 7% of the land (~3.9 million acres).
4. Not all land is created equally. In most places, reservations were located in places where there was believed to be no value in the land (not even by grazing cattle or sheep). Most Indian reservations are on what was historically the nastiest, driest, most worthless pieces of land you could find. (A drive through the Uintah-Ouray reservation in Utah or the original [small] Navajo Nation, will show a perfect example of a deplorable location that no one else wanted.) So, the "huge" amounts of land appropriated for some reservations was required to make a living.
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The land that the reservations are on, at least here in Minnesota are not owned by the US Government. They are owned by the tribe. When the treaty was made and signed the land was CEDED by the US govt. and given to the indians in the 19th century. Each tribal member was given title to 40 acres of land. This land was not even supposed to be taxed, but it was and then sold off to settlers for back taxes. Now today in the 21st century if you own indian land that was purchased for back taxes, you are going to have a terrible time getting a clear and clean title to the land.
The tribes have been known to go to a city or town off the reservation and purchase property. That property becomes tribal land just like the reservation. They can do what they want because the property becomes part of and under the jurisdiction of the tribe and they don't have go by Zoning laws. Mostly they just build casinos. This fight has been going on in our courts for close to 50 years now. The problem is that when the treaties were made a lot of them were written by Captains and Lieutenants who didn't know what they were doing. To my knowledge not one Secretary of State or Secretary of war had anything to do with negotiating a treaty. Which was a norm when drafting a treaty with any other nation. They did some stupid things and made impossible promises.
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I know a little bit about the reservations, (having lived next door to one for many years) and how the State can/does interface with the tribe.
First and foremost, they are members of a group, usually with a minimum of 1/8th provable native American ancestry, that have agreed to live by tribal and US Government laws. (not state law) Tribal law only applies to tribal members. It does not apply to non-native Americans even if those non-tribal members live within the reservation. (BTW: A full blood native can be voted out of the tribe too)
In some states there is an agreement between the state and the Tribe that tribal police can enforce state law on non-tribal members, if state law has been violated by non-tribal members. (as here in WA) but they cannot enforce tribal law on non-tribal members.
In some states, (like Idaho does? or at least used to) the state insists that tribal officers can only detain non-tribal members until state LE arrives. Non-tribal members should never be tried in tribal court, the same as, tribal members are turned over to tribal authorities, even if the offense was committed on non-tribal land and is a violation of state law, non-tribal members are tried in state or federal court.
As for a non-tribal member passing through on a public highway, tribal police here will arrest for DWI and other traffic offenses on non-tribal members, but the non-tribal member will be tried in state court. Carry of a firearm by a non-tribal member is state law on or off the res while on a public highway.
Carry of a firearm by a tribal member on the res is tribal law, off reservation is state law, but handled in tribal court. The Colville reservation is over 1.35 million acres and has 12 recognized tribes residing on it. It started out as 7 million acres but has lost a lot, some of it sold, some of it removed by executive order. I live on what is called the "north res" (part of the original 7 million acres, not part of the present 1.35 million acres) on private property. Most of the land on the "North Res" is private (non-tribal) with the exceptions of a few allotments, and that tribal members can hunt and fish under tribal law up here.
At least, this is how it works here in Washington state, and I believe it is the same in Oregon. I know Idaho was negotiating with the tribe for a similar arrangement. In Idaho it is (was? don't know if the process is finished) required that tribal police call the Idaho State Police, and tribal police can (could) only detain a non-tribal member.
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Some of the officers for the Fort Hall (Shoshone-Bannock) reservation, for example, are also county sheriff's deputies (for one or more of the four counties the reservation "lies within" [a debatable concept]). At the same time, some of those same officers are also sworn game wardens. And, separately, some of the tribal officers are sworn game wardens, but not sheriff's deputies.
But, some of the reservations farther west, and farther north, in Idaho, have completely different arrangements with local, regional, and state government entities.
To make matters more complex, deeded lands within the reservation can be sold to non-natives; and a large number of non-natives do live on the reservation (my wife and I have considered buying several places). As such, there are portions of the reservation that are primarily patrolled only by sheriff's deputies (tribal or not) due to the predominantly non-native population, but generally not by cops that are tribal-only.
How something may be handled, if the police are called or if you're pulled over on the reservation, may just depend on who the responding officer happens to be.
No matter what reservation you want to discuss, the bottom line is the same as what I was taught growing up:
Don't do anything illegal on an Indian reservation, and you won't have to deal with the question of how they will handle prosecution.
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What I do know is the reservation system has been a failure.
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They are considered US citizens and they do vote in all elections. Matter of fact they are very involved in elections and have their own lobbyists and PAC programs.
When the draft was active, they were required to register and many were drafted.
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Reservations are governed by treaty, and each treaty is different. There is no one special way to approahc ALL the tribal lands, as you will have to check with each individual tribe to find out what they're laws/treaty requirements are. The Navajos have a VERY strong treaty - they managed to get an exemption to the draft for Vietnam, as I've been told, even though reportedly several tribal members volunteered. As for tribal police being close knit members of society, perhaps that reservation is true for that, but Tohono O'odham hires many non tribal members for their PD, which covers a HUGE area. I had a few buddies who worked there, great pay.
I stay out of the reservations, as an AZ CCW is no good there, and even my Dept ID might not be enough to get off a carry problem. I also don't gamble, which eases many problems. When I worked armored trucking, we picked up the first casinos in southern Arizona, and we had permission to carry our sidearms and long guns on tribal lands, but only for money pickup. I saw enough money coming in from the casinos every day to realize the odds are terrible.
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1. All Indian reservations are different and have different laws and relationships with the state or states they are located within.
2. Specific to the Navajo Nation: the Navajo Nation recognizes the right of safe passage through the Nation under Federal Law (Firearm Owner's Protection Act). As long as you are on a highway right-of-way, you may have an unloaded gun in your possession as follows.
When traveling through the Navajo Nation, the gun must be unloaded and locked in the trunk, with the ammunition in a different location. If you do not have a trunk, then the unloaded firearm must be in a locked gun case with the ammunition in a separate, locked case.
If you are pulled over by the Navajo Tribal Police and they find a loaded weapon, they will confiscate the weapon and ammunition. In order to get the weapon and ammunition back from the Navajo Nation, you must provide a bill of sale in your name for the gun and the ammunition.
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And who "owns" the land isn't material. Not all governments own the land their embassies are located on. They are still that nation's territory. You won't an arm of the US Government invade an embassy we want to continue to have relations with any time soon.
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