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Small rooms need small furniture, but large families need large tables. This problem has been solved in a variety of ways since the 17th century. Homes with long center halls, which were needed to keep the house cool filled the space with several tables that could fit together to form one large table. A favorite style was a four- legged center table and two end tables with curved leaves that could be raised to be level with the center table or dropped to hang at the side. By Victorian times, the table could be on a center pedestal with sides that pulled out so leaves could be added.
By the late 1890s, patented slides and hardware made it possible to pull both ends of a table out, then to fill the vacant space with leaves that matched the tabletop. And by the 1900s, some tables had self-storing leaves that popped into place from under the tabletop when the top was turned or pulled out. But the most interesting and rarest are round tables made larger by the addition of wedge-shaped pieces, or a group of tables that could be made into one round table. Peter Hvidt (1916-1986) was an architect and furniture designer in Copenhagen, Denmark. He made furniture, usually of teak and steel, in the 1960s.
Pieces were very streamlined in the prevailing Danish style – thin legs and arms, no fancy trim, very little upholstery. The unique table was made of three curved shapes that could be put together in different ways. There could be one large, round table, a middle-size table or a small table for one. Rago Arts and Auction Center in New Jersey sold one recently for $3,750.
Q. I have some plates marked "Edelstein, Bavaria, Maria Theresia." There's also a number I can't read on the bottom. The plates have a plain center and a slightly scalloped edge trimmed in gold, gold leaves and gold flowers. Can you tell me who made them?
A. The Edelstein Porcelain Factory was located in Kups, Bavaria, Germany, from about 1934 until a few years ago. Dishes marked "Maria Theresia" can be found with several different decorations, so it may be the shape's name. The number is a pattern number. Maria Theresia dishes are part of an inexpensive line. A plate is worth less than $10.
Q. Does old sheet music have any value? We have some that was published between 1880 and the 1940s. We're trying to raise money for a local charity, and thought we could frame some of the more colorful ones and see if they would sell. We don't know what to charge for them. Can you tell us?
A. A piece of sheet music published in the 20th century usually sells for about $5. Earlier sheet music may sell for more, especially if the cover is interesting, colorful or appeals to collectors. Most collectors want sheet music that's complete, untrimmed, unframed and in good condition. Start at $5 to $30 for unframed examples. Ask more if they're very unusual.
Q. I have a John F. Kennedy "friendship spoon." One side of the handle is marked with the year "1961." The other side just has the number "19," because the last two numbers of the year are missing. I saw one online that had all four numbers on each side. Why would two numbers be missing? What is the value of this spoon?
A. Wm. Rogers Manufacturing Co. made souvenir spoons honoring the 1962 flight of Friendship 7 in both silver plate and gold plate.
Piloted by astronaut John Glenn, it was the first manned orbital flight launched by the United States. In 1961, President Kennedy announced the goal of landing a man on the moon by the end of the decade. Seven astronauts were chosen, and a tradition of letting the astronauts choose the name of their space capsules began with the first flight. John Glenn's children chose the name "Friendship," and the number "7" was added in honor of the original group of astronauts. Most of the Rogers spoons found online have "1961" and "1963" underneath a bust of President Kennedy, and obviously were made after he was assassinated in 1963, but we found one pictured that had only the number "19" on the right side of his bust. It was listed as being made in 1962. Value: about $10.
Tip: Decorated glasses given as promotions at fast-food restaurants often fade in sunlight.
Current prices
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the United States. Prices vary in different locations because of local economic conditions.
• Paperweight, Sheffield Milk, dairy cows, trees, glass, round, 1 3/8 x 3 inches, $145.
• Jigsaw puzzle, Yellow Kid, box, 1890s, 13 3/4 x 14 inches, $150.
• Shaving mug, occupational, blacksmith, working on metal, Xirola Roselli, 1913, 3 3/4 inches, $180.
• Candle stand, mahogany, round, beaded edge, twist-turned baluster column, turned base, c. 1850, 27 inches, $245.
• Moulton bicycle, folding, front suspension, white, 1960, $375.
• Weathervane, rooster, cast sheet iron, Rochester Ironworks, Rochester, N.H., c. 1880, 24 x 23 inches, $2,480.
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Rather than just relying on prayer and luck, you can actually change yourself into the man she seems attracted to. And this power to morph into her dream guy lies right at your fingertips -- or rather, at the tip of your mug. Yup, we're talking facial hair.
Look, we don't want to stereotype, but ever notice how certain lady types tend to go for certain guy types? Sure, you already know they're assessing your God-given attractiveness, career choice, wealth aptitude, tattoo-titudes and Avatar action figure collection. But are you also aware that they're judging you by your facial hair choices? The trick is to groom your facial hair to attract the girl you want.
Below, we present six lady archetypes and the kind of facial hair they're likely to go for. (Just don't do any major shaves on date night: You don't want a tan line around where the spot your face fur used to be.)
The Biker Chick
The Intellectual
The Cool Chick
The Goth Girl
The Free Spirit
The Corporate Gal
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Bought this yesterday, love this series of books
The Unofficial Guide to He-man and the Masters of the Universe. Can't wait to receive my copy.
Bought this yesterday, love this series of books
"Freedom is the right of all sentient beings, but freedom isn't free."
The Drowned World by J.G. Ballard, though won't be reading it just yet as I'm still working my way through a collection of short stories by Shirley Jackson ("The Lottery" is terrifying)
I survived the 2013 sub ordeal!
"We achieved the impossible, and that makes us MIGHTY" (Mal Reynolds, captain of Serenity)
Star Wars - Knight Errant Vol. 2 Deluge
MOTUC Most Wanted: Kayo, Vizar, Hoove, Lizorr
UK MOTU Fan Club Members - Add You Member Name to this Thread
Trade my Red Stone He-Ro Staff for a Green one
Sexual Homicide Patterns and Motives by Robert Ressler
"The most difficult thing is trying not to forget who you really want to be." - Nong Toom
I am looking for these Marvel Legends figures
My marketplace feedback
Got this yesterday, for after I'm done reading Odd Apocalypse. Which I haven't started reading yet, since I'm just finishing rereading People of the Earth.
But I'm glad that the real Star Trek novels didn't end once that JJ Abrams' abomination came out.
"Freedom is the right of all sentient beings, but freedom isn't free."
Historical fiction rebel princess
Obey the whip! http://www.clicksmilies.com/s1106/ak...smiley-039.gif
Smile like you mean it.
The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown. I've really become a fan of that series.
"You see, I've got this real moron thing I do...it's called 'thinking'...and I'm not a very good American because I like to form my own opinions." - George Carlin
Odd Apocalypse by Dean Koontz. Book four in the Odd Thomas series.
Giving away three free months of World of Warcraft + copy of game. PM me for details.
Diablo III Battletag = Hordack#1465 WoW - Ghostlands Sever XBL Gamertag = Hordack1980
Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th. The enhanced Ebook on iTunes. I already had the hardback, but the enhanced version also has video and audio clips, as well as treatments, scripts, all kinds of goodies embedded in the thing. I had to have it.
"Freedom is the right of all sentient beings, but freedom isn't free."
I bought four at once, not very entertaining though: human anatomy, anatomy lab book, chemestry, and chemestry lab book, yay for college text books. It'll be a while before I read for entertainment.
Moderately Geeky: The Podcast
Available on Podbead, iTunes, and Stitcher smart radio.
Just got White Trash Cooking II Recipes for Gatherin's in the mail...great recipe's and even greater anecdotes within.
Could we get some Meteorbs, Please???!!!
The Dark Knight Rises novelization by Greg Cox.
"I'm right here. I'm not going anywhere. That's a promise...!" --Kurama
"To me, the memories of my friends are an eternal treasure." --Yami Yugi
"So, good people defend stupid people? Then good people become Batman."--Leo Holt
I got the DK Batman, Avengers and Spiderman encyclopedias. I admit, I'm not much of a reader of books, but I do like the encyclopedias.
Talon of the Silver Hawk - Raymond E. Feist
King of Foxes - Raymond E. Feist
Prince Ombra - Roderick Macleish
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett
The Klingon Bird Of Prey "Haynes" Manual. It's a total nerd item that I'll never read in any depth.. it's just beautifully presented and looks nice on the shelf.
I survived the 2013 sub ordeal!
"We achieved the impossible, and that makes us MIGHTY" (Mal Reynolds, captain of Serenity)
Busta toons flimation book.
I liked the things about the episodes that I didnt know. But other then that wasnt really impressed with the format. Or opinions expressed.
Check out the Masters Of The Galaxy Podcast. And also check out Masters of the Galaxy Facebook page
Follow me on Twitter.... BrianOzone
My feedback threadhttp://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...or-Brian-Ozone
I survived the 2013 sub ordeal!
"We achieved the impossible, and that makes us MIGHTY" (Mal Reynolds, captain of Serenity)
After collecting all the books in the Fighting Fantasy series, I've recently turned my attention to another series of books that I enjoyed as a youth: Choose Your Own Adventure. I recently acquired 2 books in the series, The Lost Jewels of Nabooti (#10) and The Secrets of the Pyramids (#19).
"Wheresoever on earth he dwells, man is prey to two weaknesses: the need to pray and the need to love."-Marquis de Sade
"It is not by reasoning or by our understanding that we have received our religion; it is by external authority and command."-Michel De Montaigne
Heretical Vintage Purist and Non-Fan Extraordinaire!
Benedict Judas Hel Those are some great finds.
"These are the days of high adventure"
Great read, can't wait for the other two books.
"Freedom is the right of all sentient beings, but freedom isn't free."


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- Hair Category: Casual
- Hair Length: Medium
- Hair Elasticity: Straight
- Gender: Women
- Face Shape: Round, Oval, Heart, and Triangular
- Hair Density: Thin/Medium
- Hair Texture: Fine/Medium
- Age: Under 21, 21 - 30, 31 - 40, 41 - 50, and 51 - 60
- Height: Any
- Weight: Thin/Average/Large
- Glasses: Suits with and without
- Styling Time: 20 minutes
- Products: Mousse, Wax, Smoothing Shine, and Hair Spray
- Styling Tip: Pinch the ends of the layers for more defined edges.
Styling Steps
1 . Apply Mousse
Apply styling mousse to damp hair, using your palm as a measuring guide, and evenly distribute it along the hair shaft. Styling mousse will add hold and can help achieve better results.
2 . Part the Middle
Using the corner of your comb and standing in front of a mirror find the middle of your nose and then drag the comb straight up slowly until you reach your hairline and then continue back in a straight manner to achieve an even middle part. A middle part is a great way to make small, round face shapes appear longer and thinner.
3 . Use a Blow-dryer and Fingers to Dry Your Hair Off
Using your blow-dryer, dry your hair using your fingers, separating the hair and allowing it to dry at the roots first then the mid lengths and then the ends. Making sure the roots are dry first will ensure that your hairstyle does not fall flat.
4 . Piece the Ends Using Wax
Apply a small amount of wax to your fingertips and then lightly piece and pinch the ends of your hair.
5 . Apply Smoothing Shine
Apply a very small amount of smoothing shine to the palms of your hands and then run it through the mid-lengths and ends of your hair. Be careful not to add any to the roots or a large amount to any section of the hair as smoothing shine can be very heavy on the hair, weighing it down and making it appear oily.
6 . Apply Hairspray
To finish, apply a minimal amount of hairspray from an arms length distance to the top, sides and back. Take care not to use too much or you will end up with a white, flaky residue which looks like dandruff.


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The word "narcicist" refers to someone that loathes him or herself, considering him/herself superior to all including his friends and even his spouse. The word "narcicist" comes from Narcis, a Greek mythological character. Narcis was a vey good looking young man. Many women had fallen in love with him, but he was too proud and vane and he would reject all of them. One of the rejected women was the ninfa Eco. Eco was hurt and locked herself up in her room without food or water. That is how she slowly consumed herself with pain, until she vanished and all that remained was her voice, which repeateded itself against the walls of the room. Thus the word "echo." The goddess Nemesis (the goddess of vengeance) heard Eco's prayers and decided to punish Narcis so he would suffer in the same way as she did. One day Narcis went to drink water from the river. As he stooped down to drink he saw his own face reflected in the water. Nemesis used her powers so that Narcis would fall madly in love with that image. Narcis could not stop looking at himself. He wanted to touch his image and hug it, but he couldn't because it would disappear in the water. He also could not see it since the waves of the river would not let him. He could not go away since the image would disappear. That is how he stayed trying to admire himself until he died of starvation.
A narcicist could be an unloving spouse that does not appreciate family or friends
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Getting Together – May 1
South Hills Aglow will meet at 7 p.m. May 20 at South Hills Assembly, Bethel Park. Preacher and teacher, Pastor June Jeffries will be the speaker. A minimal room fee will be charged.
Book club
Countryside Book Club will meet at noon May 7 at the home of Janet Barger. Sandy Galambas will review "Blood Tracks" by Karen Rose Cercone.
Funding requests
WOMEN (Women Organized to Mentor, Empower and Network) is accepting funding requests for local nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable and community organizations. Service must be provided in Allegheny, Washington, Fayette or Greene counties, receive no federal funds for the specific projects, benefit women, families or women's interests. Applicants are to send a letter identifying the organization's purpose or mission statement, attach a copy of nonprofit status, specify the amount requested (up to $2,500) and state the intent of the grant. Submit to WOMEN of Southwestern PA, Inc. c/o Philanthropy Committee, P.O. Box 1112, McMurray, PA 15317.
Xi Zeta Tau
Members of Xi Zeta Tau will meet at 7 p.m. May 2 in the home of MaryEllen Ruby. The Order of the Rose ritual will be performed. Officers for 2013-14 are Kristen-president; Sue-vice president; Daryl-recording secretary; MaryLou-corresponding secretary; MaryEllen-treasurer.
For details, call 412-851-9654.
Bethel Park
• Oasis Connections Computer two-hour courses for age 50+.
• Preschool Math & Science, 11 a.m. Thursdays May 9-30.
• Computer Survival Skills, 10 a.m. May 10.
• Author of "The Star Child" and "The Fallen Stars," Stephanie Keyes, 11 a.m. May 11. Learn tips to get started, outline and plot.
Call 412-835-2207.
• American Girl Book Club, second-fifth grade, 6:30 p.m. May 2. Crafts, games, activities.
• Book Sale, 1-8 p.m. May 2.
• Babies and Books, 10 a.m. May 3. Up to 24 months. Stories, songs, fingerplays.
• Acoustic Open Mic/Craft Beer Swap, 6:30 p.m. May 5. Open mic will be held every other Sunday evening through summer. Bring your favorite craft selections to share with other craft beer aficionados.
Call 412-221-3737.
Castle Shannon
• New release movie, 2:45 p.m. May 2. Watch a romantic comedy starring Jennifer Lawrence.
• Stencil-a-Shirt, ages 10-18, 6 p.m. May 7. Bring a shirt, bag or shoes. Supplies provided.
• Intro to Computers, 10:15 a.m. May 6, 13, 20.
Call 412-563-4552.
• Kindle Klass, 5:30 p.m. May 8, 29. Learn to use e-Books and Kindle.
• Senior Lunch/Learn, 11:30 a.m. May 10. Learn to make art out of old books.
Call 724-745-4300.
• Children's summer reading program is 10:30 a.m. June 21-Aug. 16. "Dig Into Reading" will explore dinosaurs, bugs, Native Americans and ancient Egyptians. Businesses can sponsor a day of reading for $50.
Call 724-926-8400.
Mt. Lebanon
• Spanish literature/conversation, 10 a.m. Mondays.
• Italian Conversation, 10 a.m. Thursdays.
• Slovak Heritage, 7 p.m. May 6. Learn customs from Christmas to Easter.
• First-time Homebuyer Seminar, 7 p.m. May 8.
• Real Women of the Mason Dixon Line, 7 p.m. May 8.
Call 412-531-1912.
• After Hours Movie Night, 5 p.m. May 3. Watch "Parental Guidance."
• Teen Book Club, noon, May 4. Discuss "Th1rteen R3easons Why" by Jay Asher.
• Scratch Board Techniques, ages 6-13, 4 p.m. May 7-21. Cost is $15.
• Couponing Club, 6 p.m. May 7, 21. Swap coupons, exchange ideas.
Call 724-941-9430.
• Meet local candidates, 10 a.m. May 4.
• Quilting 101 & Beyond, 6 p.m. May 7.
• Book Bingo, K-eighth grade, 7 p.m. May 9.
Call 412-429-5380.
South Fayette
• Tales 'n Tunes, ages 3-5, 10:30 a.m. Fridays in May.
• Chess Club, K-eighth grade, 5:30 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. Tournament is 1 p.m. May 11.
• Mother Goose Story Time, 10:30 a.m. Tuesdays/Wednesdays in May.
• e-Reader Drop-in Help, 6 p.m. May 8, 22. Kindles, Nooks, iPads.
Call 412-257-8660.
South Park
• Knitting Group meets at 11 a.m. May 11.
• Book Club, 7 p.m. May 16. Discuss "Mudbound" by Hillary Jordan.
Call 412-833-5585.
Upper St. Clair
• Healthy Desserts with Janet McKee, 7 p.m. May 9. Fee is $15 for food and materials.
Call 412-835-5540.
Bike hike
Washington County Parks will offer a bike hike for 3-5 year olds and adults May 7 and 8. Sessions are available at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Ride the bike trail at Mingo Creek Park. Bring a helmet. Fee is $1. To register, call 724-228-6867.
Shredding Event
State Rep. Brandon Neuman will sponsor a free shredding event 9 a.m.-noon May 11 at 1825 Washington Road in Washington. Dispose of no longer needed documents that contain personal information. No taxpayer money is being used for this service. For details, call 724-743-7602.
Mom's Day
Celebrate Mother's Day with Dreadnought Wines 6-8 p.m. May 11 at The Enrico Biscotti Cafe on Penn Avenue in the Strip District. An Italian wine five-course dinner will be paired with boutique Italian wines. Cost is $70 per person. For reservations, call 412-391-1709.
Pony camp
Horses Unlimited in South Park will hold mini pony camps for ages 5-9 at the Green Barn. Camps will be held 1-3 p.m. May 4, 5, 11, 12. Sessions are $35 per child. Learn to groom, saddle and care for ponies. To register, call 412-835-7726.
Carnegie Crawl
Third Street Gallery, Carnegie, will sponsor The Carnegie Crawl, 5-8 p.m. on May 10, June 14, July 12 and Aug. 9. Explore the town.
At 9 p.m., the 3rd Street Jazz Ensemble will entertain. Cost is $15 at the door. For details, call 412-276-5233.
Rabies clinic
Pet Search will hold a Rabies Plus Clinic 9 a.m.-4 p.m. May 5 at 915 Jessop Place, Washington. Rabies vaccine will be available for cats and dogs for $6. Dog DHLPP (booster), Bordatella, Lyme, Cat FCRCP (booster) and Leukemia vaccinations are also available. Microchipping is $25.
For details, call 724-228-7335.
Organ concert
Pittsburgh Area Theatre Organ Society will present the classic Harold Lloyd silent film, "The Kid Brother" at 2 p.m. May 4 at the Keystone Oaks High School Auditorium. Clark Wilson will accompany on the Mighty Wurlitizer Theatre Pipe Organ. Advance tickets are $15, $20 at the door. Students and children are free with adult admission. Call 412-241-8108.
Walk for Life
Pregnancy Resource Center will host its annual Walk for Life May 18 at Kandy Kaleidoscope, Kennywood. Check in at 8:45 a.m.; walk starts at 9:30 a.m.
For details, call 412-833-5309 or visit www.prcsh.org.
Highmark Walk
The 2013 Highmark Walk for a Healthy Community Pittsburgh will begin May 18 at Stage AE on the North Shore. Refreshments, entertainment, prizes and activities for kids are planned after the walk. Strollers and wheelchairs are welcome. Registered walkers who raise or donate $25 will receive a Walk T-shirt.
Team captains are needed. Get 10 persons to support the cause with a $10 donation. For details, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Spring fundraiser
South Arts will celebrate Cinco de Mayo 6 to 9 p.m. May 4 at the historic Schoolhouse in Bethel Park. Dinner will include Mexican-style food for the whole family. Tickets are $10.
The Cinco de Mayo art show will run through June 1. Hours are noon-4 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays.
Choir auditions
The Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh will hold auditions for all voice parts. Volunteers will be heard May 8, 9. Professional Core members will be heard May 10-12 at Third Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh. Review criteria at www.themendelssohn.org then call MaryColleen Seip at 724-263-5259.
Healthcare news
South Hills Chamber of Commerce and West Jefferson Hills Chamber of Commerce will offer the latest information on the Healthcare Act at 9 a.m. May 15 at Community College of Allegheny County, West Mifflin. Cost is $10, a donation to the scholarship fund. For details, call 412-306-8090.
Asbury Heights, Mt. Lebanon will offer a lecture as part of the Asbury's Ruth E. Mickle Lecture Series at 6 p.m. May 9. Stephanie A. Studenski, MD, professor/University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, will present Engineering Better Mobility in Old Age. To RSVP, call Courtney Kartman at 412-571-5106.
Hepatitis screenings
American Liver Foundation will offer free Hepatitis C screenings 10 a.m.-2 p.m. May 4, 11, 18 at the Giant Eagle Pharmacy, South Hills Market District, Bethel Park. The Centers for Disease Control recommend that the baby boomer population should be tested for Hepatitis C.
Community health
Monongahela Valley Hospital sponsors a program on picnic foods, 1-3 p.m. May 7. To register, call 724-258-1483.
Stroke screening
Crossroads Church of Christ will sponsor a Life Line stroke screening May 8 at the Chartiers Township Vol. Fire Department. To register, call 1-800-364-0457.
Tai Chi
The Arthritis Foundation will offer Tai Chi Thursdays through June 6 at the Collier Twp. Community Room in Presto. Intermediate class begins at 10 a.m. Beginner class begins at 11 a.m. Residents pay $72; nonresidents pay $80. For details, call 412-279-2525.
Exercise programs
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Upper St. Clair, offers aerobics, low-impact, strength training, yoga and Zumba for all ages and skills.
For details, call 412-835-6630.
Learn about wines
Dreadnought Wine in the Strip District will host Wine & Spirit Education Trust classes for wine enthusiasts.
• Level One Award in Wines, 6 p.m. on four Mondays in June.
For details, call 412-391-1709.


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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is nearing approval of a genetically altered salmon that could make its way into restuarants and markets sometime in the new year.
The question is, at least for me, if this happens, what will the long-term effects be on the wild salmon populations?
It's no secret that salmon populations are down thanks to heavy fishing coupled with the placement of dams on many of the natural salmon runs.
But will this genetically altered salmon – which grows at twice the rate of natural salmon – help solve this problem.
Yes and no.
The new fish, which is officially called the AquaAdvantage salmon and nicknamed the "Frankenfish" by its critics, would certainly help ease the need to overfish wild salmon populations by adding a new, fast-growing alternative to fill our desires for fresh fish – if it is deemed safe for human consumption.
This would be a win for wild salmon anglers.
On the other hand, I shudder to think what could happen if a large group of these fish escaped into the wild – as happened here in the United States with Asian carp.
Unlike Asian carp, which were brought here in the 1970s by fish farmers to clean up algae in their catfish ponds, most of the AquaAdvantage salmon produced are sterile. Hence, if they escape into the wild, they will not be expected to take over for the native species.
Notice, however, that I say most of them are sterile. Not all, most.
And therein lies the problem.
As we saw with Asian carp, which were not expected to escape into the wild, the unexpected can happen.
In the case of the Asian carp, it was flooding of nearby rivers that allowed them to escape into the Mississippi system. They are now threatening the Great Lakes.
With these new salmon, even if they are unable to reproduce in the wild, the introduction of a fast-growing species would certainly have an effect on other species. After all, quick growth requires plenty of food.
• The Pennsylvania Game Commission is offering tree and shrub seedlings to landowners from Jan. 7 through April 19.
New this year is an improved order form to help guide landowners seeking to create habitat for specific wildlife species, as well as a new "bundle" offering. Bundle offerings include 100 seedlings in a specified mix to benefit deer, game birds and songbirds, as well as riparian and winter-thermal habitats.
The order form and information are available on the commission's website (www.pgc.state.pa.us) at the "General Store" are in the menu bar at the top of the homepage, then clicking on "Howard Nursery" in the drop-down menu listing and scrolling down and choosing "2013 Seedling Order Form."
Cost for seedlings, which are packaged in bundles of 25, is as low as $3.75 per bundle. Orders of 12 more total units receive discounted pricing. The new bundles for deer, game birds and songbirds and winter-thermal habitats sell for $25; the riparian habitat bundle sells for $30.
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When Peters Township native Alexis Abraham married the love of her life May 30, 2010, their future was secure. She was a teacher and her husband, Cpl. Doug Vitale, was serving in the U.S. Marine Corps.
Little more than a year later, on Sept. 25, 2011, Doug was with his squad on patrol in Sangin, Afghanistan, and he stepped on an improvised explosive device. In an instant, the young couple's future changed forever.
The IED blast resulted in Doug, then 24, losing both legs above the knee, and caused two strokes on both sides of his brain. For nearly two years, Doug, a native of Vandergrift, has worked to recover at the Polytrauma Rehabilitation Program in Tampa, Fla., with his wife by his side. The two met while students at Slippery Rock University.
On July 29, he will officially retire from the Marines and return briefly to Pittsburgh for a week of events designated as "Welcome Home." The couple will then return to Tampa for additional rehabilitation until their smart home in Peters Township is completed in early 2014.
The house in Peters Township will allow Doug as much independence as possible with its design and integrated technology, and will make it easier for Alexis to assist in his care. However, that costs money.
Thanks to the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation and the Gary Sinise Foundation, The Lt. Dan Band, featuring "Forrest Gump" and "CSI:NY" star Gary Sinise, will perform at Stage AE on Pittsburgh's North Shore Aug. 9. All proceeds will go toward building the home for Doug and Alexis.
When the couple arrives Aug. 1 at the Pittsburgh International Airport, there will be a procession from the airport to the VFW Post 764 in Peters Township to officially welcome them home. Denise Abraham, Alexis' mother, said Aug. 1 will be the first time Doug has been home since the accident.
Ground will be broken Aug. 7 for the smart home in a rural part of Peters Township, and then the benefit concert Aug. 9, all part of the Welcome Home events.
"We'll be so happy to have them home," Abraham said.
Alexis, a 2003 graduate of Peters Township High School, vividly remembers the day she learned her husband was critically wounded. She was at the couple's home in Jacksonville, N.C., while he served in Afghanistan and she worked as a substitute teacher. When the telephone rang, she asked one question: "Is my husband alive?" The answer was "yes," but it was several days before Alexis learned the extent of his injuries.
She eventually sold the couple's North Carolina townhouse and placed their possessions in storage. Alexis has lived in Florida ever since, helping Doug recover and adjust.
He was about three or four men behind the squad leader and was wearing about 100 pounds of gear while on patrol in Afghanistan. Military officials theorize Doug's weight combined with the gear was sufficient to trigger the IED.
The Lt. Dan Band concert is not the only event to help raise money for the house. Peters Township Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 764 has offered support to the couple for a year. The post has raised or helped to raise more than $90,000 for the building fund. On Sept. 22, 2011, on the one-year anniversary of Doug's injury, the VFW held a "Hero Walk" that raised about $50,000, said Scott Huenefeld, post commander.
When Abraham emailed the post to ask if the members would participate in some fundraising events, Huenefeld said there was no discussion.
"That's why we're here, taking care of one of our own," Huenfeld said.
About $26,000 was raised in February, when the post teamed with the Peters Township High School wrestling team to sponsor a match with rival Upper St. Clair High School. Peters Township School District waived the normal fees, Huenefeld said.
He added that a local heating and air conditioning company donated labor and material for the smart house.
"And we keep getting donations," Huenefeld said.
Those wishing to contribute to the building fund may send a check payable to "VFW 764 Relief Fund" with Doug Vitale Fund in the memo line, 460 Valley Brook Road, McMurray, PA 15317.
Huenfeld said before Doug was classified as retired, he was promoted to the rank of sergeant.
Doors at Stage AE will open at 6 p.m. with the performances beginning at 7 p.m. In addition to the Lt. Dan Band, Danny Rodriquez will perform. Rodriquez is known as America's tenor and the singing policeman. He is the New York City police officer who sang "God Bless America," after the terrorist attacks Sept. 11, 2001.
Artist Scott LoBaido will be at the concert painting a tribute onstage to thank the Pittsburgh community for supporting Vitale.
Tickets for the Aug. 9 performances start at $35 for the lawn; $60 for VIP pit seats and $160 for VIP table seats. Tickets may be purchased by calling Ticketmaster at 1-800-745-3000. To make a donation to help build the smart house without purchasing a ticket, visit www.TunneltoTowers.org, or www.GarySiniseFoundation.org.


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Ian Happ of Mt. Lebanon added another accolade to his name as the University of Cincinnati baseball player was named a first team freshman All-American by Perfect Game.
Happ started all 56 games for the Bearcats and led the team with 41 runs scored, 13 doubles, six homeruns and 47 walks. He recorded a team-high .322 batting average, .483 slugging percentage and a .451 on-base percentage. His 47 walks led the Big East Conference while he placed fifth with 25 stolen bases.
Perfect Game selected Happ as the best freshman second baseman in the nation. He was the only member of the Big East Conference named to the first team and one of only two selected to the All-American list.
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A four-year letterwinner at Mt. Lebanon, he helped guide the Blue Devils to a top eight finish in the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association last year. Named Almanac MVP, he accumulated a .449 career average with 33 doubles, five triples, 12 home runs and 65 RBIs in four seasons. He served as team captain his junior and senior seasons and was named to the all-section team.
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The 19-year-old son of Keith and Mary Beth Happ is majoring in economics. He has one older brother, Chris, who played baseball at Duquense from 2006-2010.
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After being named Pitcher of the Week earlier in the season, Mike Bittel of McMurray was selected as an all-star in the New York College Baseball League. Bittel competed for Roberto's Kids, which edged Second Impact, 8-7, at McDonough Park in Geneva.
Founded by Oneonta Outlaws President and General Manager, Steve Pindar, Roberto's Kids strives to develop social responsibility through baseball. Named after MLB Hall-of-Famer Roberto Clemente, Roberto's Kids works to provide equipment to needy children throughout North and Central America. With the endorsement of the Clemente family, Roberto's Kids has overseen numerous drives and collections since 1999.
The Second Impact is dedicated to increasing awareness of the risks involving double impact brain injuries. Geneva Red Wings and Twins strength and conditioning coach, Ray Ciancaglini, a former prize fighter, founded The Second Impact after he was diagnosed with Dementia Pugilistica – a neurological disorder common among career boxers and others who receive numerous blows to the head.
Meanwhile, the 6-1, 198-pound right-handed pitcher for the Syracuse Junior Chiefs is 3-0 with a 0.84 ERA. In 32 innings, Bittel has struck out 28 batters, walked 10 and scattered 22 hits.
Collegiality, Bittel competes for Seton-Hill University. In his first season on the mound, he posted a 4-0 mark with three saves. He maintained a 3.89 ERA.
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PITTSBURGH – After losing just once in 13 days, the Pittsburgh Penguins have dropped two games in less than 36 hours.
Blame the New Jersey Devils for that.
The Devils beat the Penguins 3-1 before 18,658 at Consol Energy Center Sunday night to complete a sweep of their home-and-home series.
New Jersey's only regulation loss this season was a 5-1 decision to the Penguins in Pittsburgh on Feb. 2. They learned from that.
"We just played our game," Devils forward Adam Henrique said. "We took away their speed and space, and it seemed to work."
It helped that backup goalie Johan Hedberg turned in a strong first period as the Penguins held a 10-4 edge in shots.
The Penguins had a five-game winning streak before the weekend, but the Devils were able to hold them to two power play goals in the two games and keep Sidney Crosby off the score sheet in both. It's the first time this season that Crosby has been blanked in consecutive games.
James Neal scored the Penguins' only goal on a power play just 15 seconds after the start of the third period, with Pittsburgh already trailing 3-0.
Neal dropped to one knee and fired a shot past Hedberg from 15 feet after precise passes from Chris Kunitz and Evgeni Malkin.
The Penguins had a prime scoring chance shortly after that as Kunitz spotted Brandon Sutter streaking to the net and tried to send him a pass. Devils defenseman Anton Volchenkov was able to dive and break up the pass to thwart the chance.
Malkin one-timed Brooks Orpik's pass off the outside of the crossbar with about eight minutes left in the third.
"We had chances to get back in the game, even down three," captain Sidney Crosby said. "We got that one, and I think we're capable of getting two goals. You have to find a way to get the result you want, and we didn't do that this weekend."
The Devils usually play suffocating defense, but Dan Bylsma said they used a different strategy to protect their lead this time.
"The thing they did really well was played a lot of shifts in the offensive zone," Bylsma said. "You play 30 or 40 seconds in the defensive zone, and you just have enough energy to get off the ice. That's where they did really well, especially in the latter half of the game.
"They did a good job of taking away opportunities for us to get things going by playing in the offensive zone. We had to spend the majority of our energy playing defense."
David Clarkson had the only goal of the first period, cashing in on a 2-on-1 after defenseman Deryk Engelland got trapped up the ice after he failed to block the puck.
Clarkson broke in with Patrik Elias against Robert Bortuzzo. Clarkson held the puck and wristed a shot past Tomas Vokoun's glove for the lead at 13:06.
"I should have had it," Vokoun said. "It wasn't that tough a shot."
Ilya Kovalchuk scored for the Devils at 11:27 of the second period, taking advantage of another odd-man rush. That was a result of Stefan Matteau winning a battle for the puck against Paul Martin in front of the Penguins bench.
Kovalchuk broke down the left side with Orpik trying to defend against him and Henrique. Kovalchuk kept the puck and put a quick shot through Vokoun's pads for a 2-0 lead.
After giving the Devils 10 power play chances in Saturday's game, the Penguins allowed just one Sunday. New Jersey converted that chance at 13:20 of the second.
Vokoun made the initial stop on Elias' shot from the right, but he couldn't control the rebound and Orpik couldn't clear the puck. It was an easy rebound for Clarkson to tap in as Orpik blasted him, too late to prevent the goal that put the Devils ahead 3-0.
"Nine times out 10, (the puck) hits me and goes into the corner or where I can see it," Vokoun said. "It's frustrating, but it's not the end of the world."
It's not uncommon for back-to-back games to have some carryover, and that became apparent as soon as the puck was dropped. Bortuzzo and Ryan Carter dropped the gloves in a fairly even fight.
The Penguins don't play again until Ottawa visits Wednesday. This is the first time they've had consecutive days without a game since Jan. 21-22 after the season opened with consecutive games.
Defenseman Kris Letang missed his third game with a lower body injury. …Crosby had four shots on goal and was 19-5 on faceoffs. … The Penguins are 2-3 at home. … Matt Cooke played his 900th NHL game. … The Penguins have scored on the power play in five straight games. … It was the sixth time New Jersey held its opponent to one goal or none.
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State Rep. Peter J. Daley, D-California, said Tuesday he would expand his efforts to halt implementation of changes to Pennsylvania's Small Games of Chance Act by not only introducing legislation to place a moratorium on the changes and reintroducing his legislation to repeal the act, but also by working with his colleagues on the House Gaming Oversight Committee on other legislation to address the various concerns with the law raised by local organizations and clubs.
Additionally, he is circulating a letter addressed to Gov. Tom Corbett to all members of the House for signatures, requesting that he ask Pennsylvania's secretary of revenue to delay the first reporting deadline of Feb. 1.
"The law, as it was written, does not specify a date when organizations must begin to file with the Department of Revenue under the new reporting requirements," Daley said. "The department was given leeway to set a date within the parameters that recordkeeping requirements not place an undue hardship or burden on licensed organizations. Based on the conversations that I've had with numerous organizations in the area, I believe that the February deadline represents an undue hardship and burden for most, if not all, organizations."
According to Daley, there already is talk by some House members and staff of working to legislatively address some of the shortcomings in Act 2 of 2012, chief among those are at what fiscal level an organization should fall under reporting requirements and how much an organization should be required to place in a separate account for use by other community services. Behind the concept of these types of targeted fixes is the general support for increased prize limits.
"I also am calling on my colleagues and the governor to convene a meeting of all of the groups, organizations and other key stakeholders who have concerns with the legislation, so that any laws that we pass in the new session address the shortcomings of Act 2 of 2012," Daley said.
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Our readers were quick to respond to last week's Mystery Photos. Although three of the four young people have been positively identified, the puzzle is far from solved. Why, for instance, did professional photographer Dan Harbaugh save these rather crude snapshots, which eventually landed in the Observer-Reporter archives?
Frances Cimino called last Monday morning to report that the girl on the right was a member of her Washington High School Class of 1946 and fellow cheerleader, Lois Ann Shunk. Joanne Andrews said she was absolutely sure she recognized Shunk, her friend, and recalled that she lived on Hallam Avenue. City directories from 1945 and 1947 list the home at 249 W. Hallam Ave. as the William Shunk residence, and it's possible the photo was taken in that neighborhood. Shunk married Dr. Ed Salko, and the couple later moved to Florida. Both are deceased.
Many callers were quick to identify the boy on the right as John "Hump" Nicolella and his companion as Dick Wilson. The two were photographed right across North Main Street from Harbaugh's photography studio in about 1950. The two are shown in front of Brown's Boot Shop, just up the street from J.C. Penney's, Marshall's Dry Goods and the Washington Theatre.
Both the boys were in Wash High's Class of 1952, and both wrestled for the school, but Wilson eventually graduated from Trinity High School. Nicolella went on to wrestle at Ohio State University and later formed a construction company. He died about 20 years ago. The following information about Wilson comes from the University of Toledo:
Dick Wilson is one of the all-time greats in wrestling at the University of Toledo. He came to Toledo from Washington, Pa., and compiled one of the best wrestling records, not only at Toledo but also in the country. He won Mid-American Conference championships three straight years – at 123 pounds in 1959, at 130 pounds in 1960 when his dual meet record was 10-0 with eight pins, and again as a 123-pounder in 1961. In each of those seasons, Dick won All-American honors at the NCAA Championship Tournament. Wilson won three national AAU championships. He was the Pan American Games champion in 1959 and was a member of the United States Olympic Team three times, in 1956, 1960 and again in 1964. He was captain of the 1960 and 1964 Olympic teams and finished in the top six wrestlers in the world at his weight. Dick was also captain of the United States World Cup wrestling team in 1961 and 1962. Wilson earned his bachelor's, master's and education specialist degrees from the University of Toledo. He returned to his alma mater as head wrestling coach in 1967 and coached the Rockets to one Mid-American championship, three second-place finishes and one third. He left UT in 1974 to become a high school principal and pursue a career in high school administration.
Wilson retired from the Toldedo public school system in 1993. He died Dec. 31, 2008.
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WAYNESBURG – Back in 2001, Murray and Laurine Williams sat in the library of their two-story, brick farmhouse just south of Waynesburg, waiting to see what would be the outcome of their four-year effort to save their historic home.
The walls of the 150-year-old house, three bricks thick and covered inside with a concrete-hard horse hair plaster, insulated the house well from any sounds outside.
But 450 feet directly beneath the house, things weren't so quiet as the cutter of a longwall mining machine whirled, removing the coal from the 7-foot Pittsburgh seam of coal.
"We're just here waiting," Laurine Williams said then while sitting at a table in the first-floor library. "We've been told when they go under a house like this, it's usually two to three days before you get severe damage."
The Williamses had spent 12 years restoring the historic Thomas Kent Jr. house on Laurel Run Road in Franklin Township. And today, they seemed to have prevailed, sort of.
On Wednesday, Preservation Pennsylvania, a nonprofit statewide educational and advocacy historic preservation organization, released its annual list of endangered historic properties and, not surprisingly, the Thomas Kent Jr. Farm was among them.
Other Greene County sites included were Lock and Dam 7, designated "still at risk," and Glassworks, a "community" now considered part of Greensboro that was once the site of the first glass factory west of the Monongahela River, also designated "still at risk." All that remains today of Glassworks are a few former residential properties that were occupied by glass blowers in the mid-19th century.
Washington County sites mentioned in the list from Preservation Pennsylvania are Manchester Farms in Avella, "still at risk," and Lincoln National Bank Avella, "preservation in progress."
Preservation Pennsylvania designated the Thomas Kent Jr. farm as "saved (sort of …)." The report noted that the owners still hear subsidence cracking more than 10 years later and worry that the house remains in danger.
Contacted Wednesday, Laurine Williams said, "There are times we do hear the sounds of subsidence, but not very often, maybe one or two times a month at most. I have no proof at this point in time. I am very comfortable."
She said she is keeping her fingers crossed because the farm is in the center of the coal panel, and that is probably the safest place to be. A neighbor who lives behind her, however, has mentioned hearing sounds and feeling slight vibrations as well.
Williams said the situation is nothing that she is going to give anyone grief over at this point. She credited being placed on the National Historic Register with aiding a 10-year fight with the coal company.
Even with that, it was "still a long hard fight with about 10 years of struggling to get this all together," Williams said.
Red notebooks line the shelves of a bookcase upstairs in the home. Each is filled with notes from every conversation, whether in person or by phone, that Williams had during the fight.
After things were made right with the home, she moved the bookcase upstairs, where she no longer has to see them and have the daily reminder. When she has been asked what she plans to do with the books, she said perhaps one day one of her daughters will use them to write a book about what happened.
In 2011, a coal operator announced it will not longwall mine under the historic Manchester Farm in Independence Township. Alliance Resource Partners confirmed its subsidiary, Penn Ridge LLC, will not mine under any part of the 400-acre farm near Avella using the longwall method that often results in immediate subsidence and water loss. The company instead decided to apply to the state Department of Environmental Protection to mine in the room-and-pillar, or conventional, method under the property where an early settler built a stately Georgian manor house.
The trust still has concerns about how the mine would impact the property sold in 1797 to Isaac Manchester that has remained in that family for more than two centuries, said its regional director, Walter Gallas. He said he hoped the announcement will lead to a dialogue between the company and property owners Joe and Margie Manchester Pagliarulo.
The farm was placed on the trust's 2011 list of America's most endangered historic places because it could be impacted by the mine through such issues as the development of new roads and ventilation shafts, Gallas said.
In 2010, Avella Area Community Association Inc. applied for and received $285,000 for restoration of Lincoln National Bank in Independence Township. The money was part of the 2010 local share of revenue from slot machines at The Meadows Racetrack & Casino.
Preservation Pennsylvania established the annual Pennsylvania At Risk list in 1992, making it the first statewide preservation organization in the United States to have an annual roster of endangered historic properties.
The historic resources included in the recent list are houses, schools, churches, theaters and medical facilities, said Erin Hammerstedt, field representative for Preservation Pennsylvania.
"Approximately 18 percent of Pennsylvania's at risk properties have been lost, having been demolished or substantially altered," Hammerstedt said. "Another 32 percent have been saved or are in a condition or situation where the identified threat no longer poses a problem for the historic property."
Hammerstedt said by monitoring these properties over the past 20 years and working with individuals and organizations trying to preserve them, "we have learned many valuable lessons, particularly that our work is not done."
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A Washington man was jailed after police say he led officers on a wild chase Sunday evening.
According to state police, a trooper noticed 41-year-old David Miles Reilly driving his pickup truck recklessly on eastbound Interstate 70 in the area of Jefferson Avenue about 7 p.m. The trooper stopped the vehicle, but as he approached the truck, the driver sped off, and a chase began.
Police say the pursuit continued onto Interstate 79 north at speeds reaching 70 mph before Reilly exited at Meadow Lands and then got back onto the interstate, heading south. Troopers deployed spike strips in the area of the North Junction, and they punctured three of the tires on the pickup truck, but police say Reilly continued driving onto Interstate 70 east, then exited at Jessop Place.
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Reilly was charged with fleeing and eluding, reckless endangerment, resisting arrest, DUI and numerous summary traffic offenses. He was placed in the Washington County jail on $50,000 bond set by District Judge Jay Weller.
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Canon-McMillan School District is one of five in Pennsylvania chosen to participate in First Lady Susan Corbett's program to increase high school graduation rates across the state.
The first phase of the program, named "Student Dashboard and Early Warning System," will attempt to pinpoint signs that a middle school student is likely to drop out of high school.
Corbett aims to eventually develop an intervention system "to ensure that every child has the opportunity to earn a high school diploma," she said, according to a state Department of Education newsrelease.
Michael Daniels, Canon-McMillan superintendent, believes this approach will be successful.
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Daniels received an email in April inviting Canon-McMillan to participate in the first phase of the pilot program, which is set to take place during the 2013-14 school year. After accepting, Daniels and other educators participated in a webinar with Corbett and the Department of Education. Last month, Daniels went to Corbett's residence to attend a session that included presentations on graduation rates from Corbett and a John Hopkins University researcher.
Other school districts participating in the pilot program include Albert Gallatin, Lancaster, Erie and Harrisburg.
Districts were selected based on criteria involving the timely and accurate submission of data for state reports.
The program will be primarily online, although details are not yet set in stone.
"From what I understand, Mrs. Corbett is hoping for this process to allow critical data to be made available to the educators with a click, rather than having to seek and search multiple resources," Daniels said.
Although Canon-McMillan's graduation rate has been above 98 percent in recent years, Daniels hopes the district's participation in the program will eventually help other students across the state once a permanent program is implemented.
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Two of the people included in the latest "Washington County's Most Wanted" publication were nabbed Thursday by members of the Washington County sheriff's fugitive unit.
Shannon Kurnik, 36, was apprehended in her apartment at 315 Summit Ave., Canonsburg.
And police said Lloyd Amos, 31, was caught in his girlfriend's room above the Crazy Horse Bar in Ellsworth. Police said the girlfriend initially had padlocked the door from the outside but eventually allowed deputies to enter. They said they did have to force their way into Amos' room.
Deputies found Kurnik through tips and other information, while Amos was found through tips called in to the fugitive hotline listed in "Washington County's Most Wanted," which is published periodically by the county sheriff's department and district attorney, and is inserted into the Observer-Reporter. The latest edition was in Monday's newspaper.
Kurnik was wanted on three warrants issued by District Judge Jay Weller on charges filed in 2009 by North Strabane Township police. She also was wanted on probation warrants in Washington County, as well as warrants in Fayette County.
North Strabane police charged Kurnik with 10 counts each of forgery, receiving stolen property, bad checks, theft by deception and theft. She is accused of stealing two different sets of checks from her former boyfriend, Charles Shaver, and cashing them at different locations in late October 2009.
One group of checks was written on a closed account at a bank that was no longer in business, police said.
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Kurnik was arraigned by video Friday before Weller, who set bond at $30,000.
Amos was jailed on a bench warrant issued by Washington County Judge John DiSalle for failure to report to jail on a drunken driving conviction.
Deputies said that tips continue to be called into the hotline at 724-228-6930.
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