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Legal Question in Family Law in India
My wife has filed a petition seeking divorce and permanent alimony of Rs. 5 million. Case came up for hearing and at the stage of her evidence, she has told the court that she does not want any compensation and seeks settlement of the case. In our objection, we have claimed RCR and now the case is posted for mediation. What should be our stand? Please advice. Is it possible that I can claim the money paid to our lawyer from her since it has because of her, that I was forced to appoint a lawyer.
Is it still possible that I still maintain the stand on restitution of conjugal rights?
2 Answers from Attorneys
send the details , so i can guide u properly.otherwise take stand of conjugal rights.
Try to reach an amicable settlement. There is no question of asking about lawyer's fee. If she agrees for divorce, you should give your consent.


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POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. – The Marist Athletics Department and Men's Lacrosse Head Coach Keegan Wilkinson have released the schedule for the 2013 season. The Red Foxes finished the 2012 season with a 6-8 overall record and a fourth-place finish in the conference. This season Marist will play a 13-game schedule, which includes five Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Lacrosse League contests.
The Red Foxes' schedule begins with two home games, with the home opener against the America East champions Stony Brook on Feb. 16 and Sacred Heart a week later on Feb. 23. Marist defeated both teams in 2012, beating Stony Brook in an impressive come from behind 10-9 victory and holding off the Pioneers 12-10.
Marist will then hit the road for the next two weeks for three non-conference match-ups. On March 2, the Red Foxes will travel to Easton, Pa. to face off against Lafayette who they beat in an impressive 11-10 overtime victory at Tenney Stadium last season. The following week, Marist will play Towson on March 8 and Duke on March 10. The Blue Devils head into the 2013 season with a nation's-best 10-game home win streak and won the ACC Tournament Championship in 2012. Last year, the Red Foxes led Duke by two goals going into the fourth quarter, but fell to the Blue Devils in the final minutes, 11-10.
On March 16, the team opens its MAAC portion of the schedule against Detroit at Tenney Stadium. In 2012, the Red Foxes suffered a heartbreaking overtime 8-7 loss to the Titans.
The team will travel to Canisius, the reigning 2012 MAAC Champions, on March 23 where they will be looking for revenge after being defeated 7-5 last season. A week later the Red Foxes will play VMI on March 30 and Delaware on April 3.
Following the Delaware game, Marist will head to Jacksonville for a game on April 30. The Red Foxes will then face-off against Siena in their final home contest of the year. The Saints went 6-0 in 2012 during regular MAAC play.
Three days later, Marist will travel to Philadelphia to take on Saint Joseph's, looking to avenge last season's 10-9 overtime loss in Poughkeepsie. On Saturday April 27 Marist will play at Manhattan in the regular season finale.
The 2012 MAAC Championships will be hosted by Canisius at the Demske Sports Complex May 3-5. The top four teams at the end of the regular season qualify for the tournament. Marist has reached the semifinals the past three seasons.
"Our staff could not be more excited about the 2013 season," Wilkinson said. We have an extremely challenging non-conference schedule, including games against 2012 Final Four participant Duke, last season's America East Champion Stony Brook and also three members of a great CAA Conference. We look forward to these contests which should be great preparation for our team heading into MAAC conference play."
2013 Men's Lacrosse Schedule
3/2 at Lafayette 1 P.M.
3/8 at Towson 7 P.M.
3/10 at Duke TBA
3/23 at Canisius* 1 P.M.
3/30 VMI* Noon
4/13 at Jacksonville* 1 P.M.
4/23 at Saint Joseph's 4 P.M.
4/27 at Manhattan* 1 P.M.
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5/3 Semifinals TBA
5/5 Championship TBA
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It's so good to see a good old American success story where someone starts with nothing and picks themselves up by the bootstraps and makes themselves a success. All you need is hard work and opportunity-if you are a failure you obviously haven't worked hard enough.
Oh. maybe it's easier to succeed if you start your football offense on the opponent's 1 yard line. Or maybe as the Walton's and Koch Bros can attest to-nothing like being the lucky sperm. And who needs experience or a college degree?
"Drag-racing heiress keeps In-N-Out on course
These are rare glimpses into the life of the elusive, intensely private In-N-Out Burger owner, a 30-year-old heiress who, after a series of family tragedies, inherited the burger empire far sooner than she ever imagined.
Torres always figured her future was with In-N-Out, but she never expected to take over at such a young age. Her grandparents, Harry and Esther Snyder, founded the company in 1948. When Harry Snyder died in 1976, his son Rich Snyder, Torres' uncle, took over and ran the company until he was killed in 1993 in a Santa Ana plane crash. That put the company in the hands of Torres' father, Guy Snyder, but he died in 1999 of a prescription drug overdose. At that point, Esther Snyder took control until her death in 2006, leaving Torres, then 24 and with no college degree, as the only remaining heir.
Torres had a partial ownership stake at the time of her grandmother's death, and through a trust she gained 50 percent control when she turned 30 last year. She will become full owner at age 35.
Having grown up in the company, Torres had worked in a number of departments within In-N-Out, including human resources and merchandising, but she had little experience managing day-to-day operations. Initially, she was hands-off, but she has since taken on a larger role, becoming president in 2010."


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July 5, 2013 at 1:09 pm #25706
Here is my link, I would need a little less padding on top and bottom of the logo/menu, how can I do this?
http:// censored
ThanksJuly 8, 2013 at 2:28 am #127931
There is no padding except in your logo. Open it up in an image editing program and crop the empty space on top and bottom of logo.
NIckJuly 10, 2013 at 6:57 am #127932
Hi, thanks for your reply. When I do that, the logo just stick to the top as you can see here http:// censored, the height remains the same :(
What can I do? ThanksJuly 11, 2013 at 8:38 am #127933
Hi again, any clue to fix the problem?
I would need to reduce the height of the header. Reducing the height of the logo does not make any difference in header's height, it does only make the logo float to the top. http://
Would you mind helping me? ThanksJuly 11, 2013 at 12:51 pm #127934
Sorry. My bad.
Ya I do have a solution. Your logo is 70px high and the total space is 116px which makes 46 total pixel of height difference. So lets cut the empty space by half, which is 23 pixels. Then we need to vertically center the logo in the remaining 23 pixels, so lets say 12pixels would be the top margin to vertically center..
Add the following changes to /js/avia.js . Find lines 819-837 .. that start with (curly brackets open) and end with (curly brackets close) and delete everything including the curly brackets, and paste the following in their place
var st = win.scrollTop(), newH = 0, newH2 = 0;
if(st < el_height / 2) {
newH = el_height - 23;
newH2 = 12
}else {
newH = el_height / 2;
newH2 = 0
elements.css({height:newH + "px", lineHeight:newH + "px", "margin-top":newH2 + "px"})
That's it. I tested it so it works. If you need to add space when the header shrinks, just change the last newH2 = 0 to 12, and add +23 to the *second* newH = el_height / 2 +23;
NickJuly 16, 2013 at 1:55 pm #127935
Thank you very much for your answer. There is now a small space between menu and slider, any idea how I can fix this?
I changed this code :
var st = win.scrollTop(), newH = 0;
if(st < el_height/2)
newH = el_height – st;
newH = el_height/2;
elements.css({height: newH + 'px', lineHeight: newH + 'px'});
line-819 834 (no closing bracket on line 837)July 17, 2013 at 1:08 am #127936
I really need to see the page itself to give you the code because I am not seeing space on mine so our configurations differ somehow. You can hide the url in www/goo.gl if you want.
Not sure why you removed margin-top since now you have pretty much how the code was before my modification.
NickJuly 17, 2013 at 7:23 am #127937
Hi, the url is the same as in my first message : http://
ThanksJuly 17, 2013 at 11:27 am #127938
Sorry, guess I need new glasses though I been told i will need to use a counterbalance in the back of my head to prevent sclerosis. :)
Please add this css
.fixed_header.social_header #main {
padding-top: 136px;
NickJuly 17, 2013 at 3:56 pm #127939
You rock ;) It works like a charm.
Thanks very muchJuly 17, 2013 at 4:34 pm #127940
Sorry to bother you again, how can I adjust the hover menu ? the new height messed the hover border… Once again THANK YOU !July 17, 2013 at 5:01 pm #127941
last question, how can I edit an old post ? (I would like to hide the url)
ThanksJuly 18, 2013 at 4:34 am #127942
You can adjust the bottom position of the hover line.
.avia-menu-fx {
bottom: 20px;
IsmaelJuly 18, 2013 at 10:53 am #127943
.avia-menu-fx {
is working great !July 18, 2013 at 12:20 pm #127944
Glad that Ismael solved that for you.
Enjoy the theme!
The topic 'How to reduce the height of the main header (with the logo)?' is closed to new replies.


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Dozens Commemorate Tisha B'Av With Family of Gilad Shalit
150 people visit Shalit family protest tent, read from Book of Lamentations; Chief Rabbi Metzger leads prayer for the captive soldier.
More than 150 people gathered on Monday, the eve of Tisha B'Av, at the protest tent for set up by the family of captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit and read the Book of Lamentations. Ashkenazi chief rabbi Yona Metzger arrived and led a prayer for the soldier's release.
Shalit was captured by Gaza militants in June 2006 and has been held by Hamas for the last four years. Earlier this month, the Israel Defense Forces soldier's family marched from their home in the Galilee to the prime minister's residence in Jerusalem and set up a protest tent, which they said they would not leave until Gilad was free.
"For 1485 days Gilad has been imprisoned. 1485 days ago, the Shalit Family's world was turned upside down," rabbi Metzger said at the protest tent. "On the day that the Jewish Temple was destroyed, we all came to identify with the family and feel their pain. We are all one family."
Metzger added that "If the temple was destroyed because of baseless hatred, today we are all demonstrating a show of baseless love. I pray that we will see his speedy return, and that our words will be heard where they need to be heard, both in heaven and on earth."
The Shalit Family has been living in the protest tent , located adjacent to the prime minister's residence, for over a week now, in order to put pressure on Benjamin Netanyahu to act. Every day, hundreds of citizens come to visit and to support the members of the Shalit family.
In order to increase the pressure on the prime minister and the other ministers, the members of the Shalit Family plan to camp out directly in front of the prime minister's office every Sunday during the weekly cabinet meeting.
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An Historical Collection of the several Voyages and Discoveries in the South Pacific Ocean
Printed for the author, London 1771 - Two volumes bound as one, quarto, with 16 engraved maps and plates (mostly folding), including the additional plate of "Teepye lobsters" which does not appear in Dalrymple's list; contemporary tree calf, green morocco spine label; a very good tall copy. First edition: Dalrymple's famous collection of Spanish and Dutch voyages to the Southern Ocean, a foundation book for any voyage library. Passionately involved in the argument over the possible existence of a southern continent, Dalrymple here partially translates some twelve original accounts which support his belief in its existence. The various Spanish and Dutch accounts, beginning with Magellan's voyage of 1519, include many of interest to northern Australia, including those of Mendana, Quiros and Tasman. Dalrymple (1737-1808), the great hydrographer, who had made his career in the East India Company, had originally been offered the command of the Endeavour voyage to observe the transit of Venus, but partly because of his insistence on being given an Admiralty commission, the command went to Cook instead. His disappointment is hinted at in the remarkable "undedications" of this work: to Byron 'who discovered scarcely anything but Patagonians' and to Wallis, the discoverer of Tahiti, who 'infatuated with female blandishments forgot for what he went abroad and hastened back to amuse the European world with stories of enchantments?'.'Dalrymple was the first critical editor of discoveries in Australasia and Polynesia? An avid mercantilist, [he] theorized that the unexploited lands of the South Pacific would serve to augment England's expanding trade' (Hill catalogue). The book's publication effectively announced the dawn of the golden age of Pacific exploration. The Spanish accounts gathered by Dalrymple include Mendana's voyage to the Solomon Islands in 1595, and that of De Quiros in 1606. The Dutch accounts include those of Le Maire, Schouten, Tasman and Roggewein. Dalrymple's long introduction on trade and his 'investigation of what may be farther expected in the South Sea' expound his belief in the existence of a "Great Southern Continent", a theory firmly laid to rest when Cook later sailed right over it.This is an excellent copy of the book. Collations given by bookdealers and bibliographers sometimes vary, particularly regarding the engravings, and are not helped by Dalrymple's eccentric list of plates in his Introduction; this copy is exactly as we have seen the book several times before. Dalrymple lists fifteen plates, all of which are present in this copy along with an additional plate of "Teepye lobsters" which does not appear in Dalrymple's list. "Teepye lobsters" plate bound upside-down; The binding very well rebacked; sides a little sunned. [Attributes: First Edition]
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This trio of two adorable birdies and one wise owl invites baby to grab, squeeze, and roll. These soft, squishable pals can go anywhere with baby. The Owl Friends Trio have silly faces and delightful sounds – chime, rattle roll! Features Multiple textures to play and grab Includes a set of 3 balls plus 3 rings Sized just right for little hands to grip Playful patterns and linen details Attach for hanging toy, or let it roll Chime or rattle when shaken, grabbed, rolled Each ball is 3.5 inches round Suitable from 0 months+


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When compiling a CHECK constraint on behalf of an INSERT/UPDATE statement, Derby uses the current schema in order to resolve unqualified function names which appear in the CHECK constraint. This means that the CHECK constraint may evaluate true for some users, false for others, and for others the CHECK constraint may raise an error saying that Derby can't resolve the function reference. This behavior violates the "retrospective determinacy" of CHECK constraints as specified by part 2 of the ANSI/ISO standard:
1) section 11.9 (<check constraint definition>), syntax rule 5
2) same section, general rule 1
3) section 11.6 (<table constraint definition>), general rule 3
4) section 4.16 (Determinism)
For more discussion, please see this email thread: http://www.nabble.com/Problem-with-CHECK-constraints-td20445344.html#a20445344
The following script demonstrates this problem:
connect 'jdbc:derby:derbyauth;create=true;user=test_dbo;password=test_dbopassword' as test_dbo_conn;
drop table t_bp_2;
drop function f_fp_minus;
create function f_fp_minus
a int
returns int
language java
parameter style java
no sql
external name 'org.apache.derbyTesting.functionTests.tests.lang.GeneratedColumnsTest.minus'
create table t_bp_2( a int, constraint t_bp_2_check check ( f_fp_minus( a ) < 0 ) );
grant insert on t_bp_2 to public;
insert into test_dbo.t_bp_2( a ) values ( 100 );
connect 'jdbc:derby:derbyauth;create=true;user=janet;password=janetpassword' as janet_conn;
insert into test_dbo.t_bp_2( a ) values ( 100 );
Issue Links
- is related to
DERBY-3953 VIEWS which invoke user-coded functions may return different results depending on who SELECTs from them
- Closed
DERBY-6362 CHECK constraint uses wrong schema for unqualified routine invocations
- Closed
- is required by
DERBY-4994 10.5 backport effort issue (2011)
- Closed
- relates to
DERBY-3954 dblook scripts cannot be relied on to recreate the permissions and schema objects of a database
- Open
DERBY-3945 Generation clauses which mention user-coded functions may produce different resuls depending on who performs the triggering INSERT/UPDATE
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Hopefully, the same patch will fix this issue and
Did a quick check as I happened to have several different DBs handy. DB2 v9 only allows user defined functions that can be expressed in SQL, and IDS 11, Oracle 9, and MS SQL Server 2005 all disallow user-defined functions in check constraints.
Thanks, Andrew. When you've got a moment, can you let us know what schema DB2 assigns to the function references if they aren't qualified with an explicit schema name?
DB2 assigns it to the current schema. In the default case, this is the schema corresponding to the user id.
FWIW, the copy of the SQL standard I have says in sec. 5.4, 4a that the unqualified identifiers should resolve to the current schema for the SQL session and the definition of routine invocation has no language to contradict that and simply says that it's a qualified identifier. While it seems logical to me that an unqualified function name in a check constraint would resolve to the schema containing the table with the constraint, it could be useful to have the function resolve to different functions in each schema, e.g. allowing different users to insert data into a table with different constraints.
Thanks, Andrew. I agree that there are applications which might want CHECK constraints to behave as you describe. That behavior, however, violates my understanding of "retrospective determinacy". It may be that the standard did a poor job of integrating user-defined functions with CHECK constraints. I will ask around for more guidance.
I checked yesterday and contrary to the way the docs read, DB2 doesn't actually allow user defined functions in SQL in check constraints either. I suspect this may simply be an overlooked corner in the SQL spec, since none of the major vendors support user-defined functions in check constraints and built-in functions never need a schema qualifier.
Thanks for the extra information, Andrew. In the meantime, discussion has continued on the email thread mentioned above. Dag's eagle eyes spotted the following chapter and verse, which appears to settle the spec issues:
section 4.27.2 Characteristics of SQL-invoked routines:
> > If a <routine invocation> is contained in a <query expression> of a
> > view, a check constraint, or an assertion, the <triggered action> of a
> > trigger, or in an <SQL-invoked routine>, then the subject routine for
> > that invocation is determined at the time the view is created, the
> > check constraint is defined, the assertion is created, the trigger is
> > created, or the SQL-invoked routine is created.
Triaged July 3, 2009: Assigned normal urgency, marked Known fix and Repro attached.
Attaching derby-3944-01-aa-useOriginalSchema.diff. This causes CHECK constraints compile in the schema of the target table rather than in the current schema of the INSERT/UPDATE statement. I will run tests.
Touches the following files:
M java/engine/org/apache/derby/impl/sql/compile/DMLModStatementNode.java
Changes the current schema while compiling check constraints.
M java/testing/org/apache/derbyTesting/functionTests/tests/lang/GeneratedColumnsPermsTest.java
Adds a test for this behavior.
Attaching second rev of the patch, derby-3944-01-ab-useOriginalSchema.diff. This rev adds a test case to verify that
DERBY-3953 has also been fixed. DERBY-3953 appears to have been fixed by some other patch. This additional test case merely tracks that fact. I will close DERBY-3953 when I commit this patch.
Tests passed cleanly for me except for the known regression having to do with port numbers. Committed at subversion revision 964402.
backported to 10.6 and 10.5 branches. Resolving and resetting original owner back.


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Inspiration: Geometric Wall Painting!
We stumbled across this colorful geometric painting at a local Austin bakery yesterday and fell in love with the colors and idea of this wall art project. See more after the jump!
A simple space already, this wall painting gives the interior of Quack's Maplewood Bakery much needed interest. Sparse and simplistic furniture in natural colors round out the bulk of the space's furnishings. The best part: this sort of wall art idea could easily be transferred to a home's decor! The primary shape of the painting is a small triangle, which could be replicated to fit any home's wall art needs!
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. - The Gerald R. Ford Library at the University of Michigan is taking steps to make its collections available for all visitors, even virtual ones.
The university has announced that Michael Barera is the nation's first Wikipedian-in-residence at a presidential library. The School of Information master's student is interning at the presidential library to help bring its collections to life online.
Exhibit specialist Bettina Cousineau said the goal is to reach out to "the broadest possible audience" and make the "content accessible to everyone, everywhere."
Similar positions have been held at other museums and libraries, but this is the first time a presidential library has hosted one. Information available online will include articles about legislation, actions and notable events during Ford's presidency.
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Activists greeted the Obama administration's new Sudan policy with cautious optimism this week. If -- and only if -- it is fleshed out and put into vigorous action, the new policy could be the first step in course of putting concerted economic and other pressure on Khartoum. That would be a desperately needed change from the disastrously wrong-headed course of appeasement which Special Envoy Scott Gration has unfortunately adopted since his appointment -- when a government is guilty of genocide and other war crimes, you just can't operate on the theory that, as Gration has put it, "Kids, countries -- they react to gold stars, smiley faces, handshakes, agreements, talk, engagement." Nor should the regime in Sudan be allowed to hire U.S. lobbyists to plead its murderous cause; the only place Khartoum officials should be allowed to plead is in the International Criminal Court.
There is no time to waste, especially given the likelihood that the NCP, the ruling party in Khartoum, is behind the current rash of village burnings in Sudan's south -- and as the clock is ticking for the all-Sudan national elections that are supposed to be held next year, and the south's referendum on secession in 2011.
In a couple of weeks, look for John Predergast and Maggie Fick's commentary, laying out non-military ways to pressure Khartoum, in the forthcoming issue of Sojourners. But don't wait that long to get involved in the issue. The people of Darfur and southern Sudan need your advocacy help now.
Elizabeth Palmberg is an assistant editor of Sojourners.
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I'm really upset about this. We were all set to meet next week for the Montreal Business Book Review to discuss the book, Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide by Henry Jenkins. Unfortunately, I have to postpone this session as I have to be out of town.
I announced earlier this month that I am teaming up with HarperCollins Canada to produce and publish a new Podcast, Foreword Thinking: The Business And Motivational Book Review Podcast, so you can expect tons of great content related to business and personal development books in the coming months.
I have also been thinking a lot about the Montreal Business Book Review and it's time to shake it up a little bit. I was wondering if anyone reading this would like to host and/or moderate a session or two of the Montreal Business Book Review? For once, I would love to just be the guest. The one caveat is that it must take place somewhere in the Downtown Montreal or Plateau area.
Interested? Let me know.
I'll post in a bit when the make-up date for Convergence Culture will be and no immediate date or title has been set yet for the February session.


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Joint Planning Commission: South shore PUD amendment recommended
The Edgewater Group has received a favorable recommendation from the Greater Bemidji Area Joint Planning Commission that would allow a new hotel near the Hampton Inn & Suites to be 75 feet from the ordinary high water mark of Lake Bemidji.
No development plans for a new hotel have been submitted, but the Edgewater Group, represented by Bemidji businessman Rich Siegert, plans to develop a hotel in that vicinity.
The Hampton Inn is owned by Edgewater Management L.E.C., which has common ownership with the Edgewater Group.
The JPC on Thursday voted 5-3 in favor of an amendment to the Planned Unit Development for the south shore redevelopment. The amended PUD, which will receive final consideration from the JPB on Feb. 10, would then include the already developed Hampton Inn and adjoining Green Mill restaurant.
The south shore PUD encompasses all 141.5 acres of land that will be developed with a mixed use of residential and commercial development, including the Bemidji Regional Event Center.
The PUD is a 150-page document that specifies, among many points, allowed uses, setbacks and heights of development within the south shore area.
The Edgewater Group also requested some variances from the PUD requirements.
Changes requested included that a small, .36-acre parcel east of the Hampton Inn be allowed to have a 50-foot setback from Lake Bemidji; and that a larger, 2.13-acre parcel east of the smaller parcel be allowed to have a 75-foot setback from Lake Bemidji.
The PUD requires a 150-foot setback from the lakeshore.
The Hampton is set back 71.4 feet from the lakeshore.
Siegert told the commission that the long, narrow shapes of the parcels would require parking to actually encroach closer to the lake, if the buildings were required to be pushed further back.
"This opens that up quite a bit more and takes (the parking) away from the lake," he said.
Parking is not disallowed near the lakeshore by the PUD, noted Mel Milender, the planning administrator of the joint planning office.
In order to meet the parking requirements, the hotel would have to allow for vehicles between the lake and the hotel, Milender said.
"I think that would be less appealing," said commission member Joe McKinnon.
Commission member Janice Moberg wondered what would prevent future developers from asking for similar allowances, if the JPC, and eventually perhaps the JPB, approved the lesser setbacks.
"Is it going to open a can of worms?" she said.
Milender pointed out that the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has already purchased land that will feature the Paul Bunyan Trail running along the lakeshore.
That trail will be located 150 feet from the shoreline on the central and western portions of the south shore development, so no buildings will be able to encroach closer than that in those areas, Milender noted.
As it poised itself for a vote, the JPC was mostly divided on the allowed height for development.
According to the PUD, the height allowed for development is 85 total feet - 65 "occupiable" feet and 15 extra feet to allow for peaked and sloped roofs and for mechanical needs such as air-conditioning units and elevator shafts.
Commission member Richard Slinkman asked Siegert if he would be willing to compromise on the height if the lesser setback was approved.
Siegert said he would prefer not to limit his options.
Schematics for the new hotel have not yet been developed, because the Edgewater Group does not wish to spend the money on drawings until it knows the requirements it must meet.
The more options available, Siegert said, the more aesthetically pleasing the new hotel can be.
"I'm not building a box building," he said. "If that's what can be built, it won't be built. I'll promise you that."
Ideally, he said, the Edgewater Group is looking at a six-story hotel that will not be an extension of the Hampton Inn, but rather, another hotel brand.
"It will be distinctly different, but it will be nicely done," he said.
Commission Jim Humeniuk made a motion to allow for a 80-foot height for development by the Edgewater Group.
Humeniuk said the public has embraced the Hampton Inn.
"Mr. Siegert did a very nice job with it," he said. "I've had no complaints from anyone regarding the look of it."
The motion was seconded, but Slinkman instead made a motion to amend the motion to an allowed height of 60 feet from 80.
Slinkman's proposed amendment to the motion failed on a 4-4 tie. Voting in favor of the amendment were Genevieve Lowry, Kristi Miller, Moberg and Slinkman. Opposed were Matthew Dyrdahl, Jess Frenzel, Humeniuk and McKinnon.
Humeniuk's motion for the 80-foot height was passed on a 5-3 vote as Slinkman voted in favor.
Then, commissioners voted along the same lines to recommend approval of the fully amended PUD to the JPB.


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It's really too bad that designers don't reach out to us more often to let us know their site's been updated... So hard to remember to revisit them! Hope you're enjoying the warming trend!ReplyDelete
Sounds similar to how I'm trying to do things! Lots of scribbles in a particular notebook. ha haReplyDelete
Love Jute Design....happy splashes of color!!! So glad you revisited and introduced us.
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Love that kitchen...the pattern, color is gorgeous and unusual. I wonder what kind of range that is...we have been appliance shopping and I can't remember seeing anything like this one. I will check out Jutw Design...thanks!ReplyDelete
Jute is one of my favs, too. I just wish they'd have more than one pic for some of their rooms. I want full home tours! They do gorgeous work.ReplyDelete


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|Very interesting ...
Voted 10/10
|..project. I can only offer help in translation (though my English spelling these days is atrocious!) .... I've deleted the comments about the intro. Sorry. It sounded rude of me.
Meanwhile, thanks about Fulsa. Actually we tried Suleza this weekend from Cruz de Guardia ... and it worked this time! I'm a chica muy contenta this morning! :)
|Posted Aug 22, 2011 7:38 am
|I've ammended ..
Voted 10/10
|..my original comment. I'd still like to help.
|Posted Aug 23, 2011 5:35 am
|Re: I've ammended ..
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|No no it wasn't rude I just forgot to reply... I just wish I had more time to complete this project. I can give you editing rights if you're willing to translate some chapters, I appreciate your help offer, what's more you have experience of the terrain which I haven't much...
|Posted Aug 23, 2011 5:39 am
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|OK. I'll try. I've another week at home with time on my hands, so its a good moment. It's **** hot and we don't have air-conditioning in the house and I've done all the possible preparation for this weekend's mountain trip... so I need something constructive to do!!! :)
|Posted Aug 25, 2011 4:13 am
|I´m back... more or less
Hasn't voted
|Let me give you a hand ;-)
|Posted Sep 22, 2011 5:41 pm
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|Hi ! Great to see you back. I must say that from the moment I had this idea, I haven't done much. Ojo (who is an English native living in Spain) also offered to give a hand. You're welcome to add chapters to this page one after one. The other idea is to illustrate it as it deserves with the best photographs, and perhaps creating interactive maps like for the Pyrenees. I can help for that too.
|Posted Sep 23, 2011 3:01 am
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|Hi Nikolai. Good to see you back. Where shall we go from here? We could at least start to attach the good fotos that already exist on SP... to get ideas flowing. Do you want to delgate a section for me to translate? Saludos, jjane
|Posted Sep 23, 2011 10:52 am
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|Well my English it´s poor but I´d like to help you anyway... maybe later we have to check the speling and grammar... xD
So next week we can decide what section for each one... I´m right now changing my home (mudanza) xD
I really like the maps idea.
Also I have more and nice pics from León area of CC taken with a better camera so... let´s go!!!
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Tina Fey's Daughter Cameos on '30 Rock' + Perfectly Mimics Her Mom's Famous Eyeroll [VIDEO]
A while back, Tina Fey's '30 Rock' character Liz Lemon released an announcement about her upcoming wedding — and true to her word, she tied the knot on the Nov. 29 episode of the show.
And that night, we also apparently got a glimpse of Tina's real-life daughter — perfectly channeling her mother's patented eyeroll.
In a flashback scene, we saw a young Liz who was clearly unimpressed about being the flower girl at her aunt's wedding. And portraying the little girl was reportedly 7-year-old Alice Richmond, Tina's daughter with husband Jeff Richmond (a '30 Rock' producer).
We say "reportedly" because there's been no confirmation from NBC, but geez, just look at the kid. If this isn't actually Tina's child, it's some uncannily brilliant casting.


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School traffic
If you've been away since spring, or if you simply haven't been paying attention, a lot of things have changed in the Rockdale Independent School District.
There's a brand new intermediate school on a new site at the western city limits, Rockdale High School has doubled in size, there's a new wing at the junior-high and the old elementary will serve half the students it did last year.
Some of these will require a change in driving habits around campuses and it's not too early to start thinking about that. First day of classes is Monday, Aug. 24.
Obviously the biggest change is the new campus. Rockdale has never had a school accessible directly off US 79 before and we're going to need to get used to much more traffic in that area twice each school day.
The Texas Department of Transportation is installing school zone signs and speed limits are changing to slow everyone down on the highway.
It's the long-stated goal of the district that there will be no students walking to school at the new campus. The district is providing free busing.
The one place where drivers don't want to let their guards down is at the old elementary, which now will house only grades K-2, instead of K-5 as in the past.
School traffic there has been a congested nightmare and it ought to improve dramatically. But with the dramatic improvement comes added responsibility.
Just because there are less vehicles we've all got to resist the temptation to let down our guard. Absolutely nothing would take the bloom off the "we've got new buildings" pride than to have that accident we never had in the past at the elementary because everyone was extra cautious.
Traffic patterns will be pretty much the same at the other two campuses with one change. Childress Street no longer goes from the highway to Murray. The new high school addition goes across what used to be a section of the street.
Be prepared to slow down, pay attention and, above all, watch out for the kids. It's a new era not just in education, but also in driving for Rockdalians.—M.B.


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[Update]: Activision and Infinity Ward sent over the full trailer and a handful of screenshots showing off Bayview, Containment, Fog, Ignition, and the Extinction expansion titled Nightfall. Be sure to check out the new Extinction enemy type dubbed the Breeder. That thing is massive!
[Original]: Activision has announced that Call of Duty: Ghosts' next batch of downloadable content, titled Onslaught, will be launching on January 28th.
The announcement was made on the official Call of Duty instagram account, complete with a teaser video. Check it out below.
The post text teases: "Something menacing is coming Jan. 28. Get ready for the #Onslaught." The add-on brings with it a new enemy, spiders, to the game's wave-based Extinction mode, and a new map is being added called Nightfall. You can expect Activision to shed more light on the DLC as we near its release.
Seeing as how Microsoft has an exclusive deal to get Call of Duty DLC first on Xbox, those on PlayStation and PC will have to remain patient for a later release.


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JSF2: How to Create a Global Ajax Status Indicator (0 messages)
One of the best ways I know of to tell a user that they should be waiting for something to finish, is by setting the cursor to 'wait'. It's how desktop applications do it. It's how the operating system does it… it's how ajax should probably do it (if you want to solve the user wait interaction globally.) JSF2 makes this EASY. Of course, you could take whatever action you like for your indicator -- you don't have to use the cursor. This entry lays down the framework for building a custom indicator. Read the full article. From @ocpsoft and @lincolnthree
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Milt Stegall keeps solidifying his rightful place in the Canadian Football Hall of Fame, and his teammates keep fawning over his exploits.
There's not much left to say about the Bomber slotback who now holds the CFL records for touchdowns (146) and receiving yards (14,983).
The 38-year-old broke Allen Pitts' career receiving record of 14,891 on Friday night with a 92-yard touchdown catch from Kevin Glenn in the second quarter of Winnipeg's 39-9 win over Toronto.
Bomber receiver Terrence Edwards joked yesterday there aren't any records left for Stegall to chase, so what's the point in him continuing?
"Now he's going to shut it down for the rest of the year," Edwards cracked. "Nah, you knew he was going to get it at some point, but that's Milt. He's the greatest to play this game. It's an honour to play alongside him."
OXYGEN PLEASE: New Bombers defensive end Kai Ellis was gasping for air after returning an interception 97 yards for a game-changing, second quarter touchdown.
"I didn't really want to look back, either, but I finally did," Ellis said. "Then my calves and hamstrings started getting tight, and I was thinking, 'Can the end zone hurry up and get here?'
"Then by the time I got there, people wanted to have a celebration. I didn't have nothing for them. I just wanted to get to the sideline. I needed some electrolytes."
Ellis had four tackles and a sack to go along with his first CFL major, while the other defensive player making his Bomber debut, middle linebacker Zeke (And Destroy) Moreno, had seven tackles. He also forced Kerry Joseph into tossing the interception to Ellis on his touchdown.
"They both came up big," head coach Doug Berry said. "We obviously felt (Moreno's) presence, even though he may not have gotten some of the plays, he was a factor on some of the others. It was nice to see those guys be factors."
KG IS COOKING: Glenn threw four TD passes on Friday, the second-highest single-game output of his career.
Glenn's most productive outing was Oct. 10, 2005, against the B.C. Lions, when he threw for five majors -- four of them to Stegall.
Glenn has thrown seven TD passes and six picks since being benched for three games in late July and early August. The Bombers are 2-2 since his return and would be 3-1 were it not for the defence's fourth-quarter meltdown in last week's Banjo Bowl.
"Everybody gets on Kevin, but a lot of the time it's really not his fault," receiver Terrence Edwards said yesterday. "Sometimes it'll be our fault, but he played a great game last night. That's what we need from him to win games from now on."
Glenn had only 15 completions but finished with 319 passing yards for a season-high average of 21.3 yards per completion. He left the game midway through the fourth quarter after a hit to the head but is expected to be fine.
LATE HITS: Guard Kyle Koch suffered an ankle injury on Friday that Berry said "didn't look very good." A possible replacement for Koch would be Obby Khan, who has missed all but three games this season. He said last week he has been ready to return for a few weeks now but hasn't been able to crack the lineup ... Defensive end Tom Canada was headed back to the hospital yesterday afternoon for more tests on his lacerated spleen.


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Robert Pattinson Will Play the Soldier Who Tracked Down Saddam Husseinby Andy Neuenschwander
It seems as though Robert Pattinson is hell-bent on distancing himself from the role of Edward Cullen, now that "Twilight" is all but over.
With "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2" releasing in November and finishing up the series, Pattinson will be free to pursue other movie projects with an open schedule. Pattinson already made a move toward darker roles with "Cosmopolis," a Cronenberg film that seems to feature lots of sex and violence.
Now, Pattinson has taken on another role: he will be playing Eric Maddox, the Army interrogator who lead the effort to track down and capture Saddam Hussein in the earlier years of the war in Iraq. The movie is called "Mission: Blacklist," and is based on Maddox's own book about the real-life hunt for Hussein.
The screenplay was adapted by "Band of Brothers" writer Erik Jendresen, so it should have that military accuracy mixed with human drama that made the HBO series so good. "Mission: Blacklist" is being described as a "psychological thriller," according to Deadline.
And no, I don't think Pattinson will have super speed, strength, or telepathic abilities to help him in this one. And he certainly won't sparkle in the sun.
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lets say...smoking 20 a day or drinking a few bevvies everday and getting drunk twice a week?
bit of a vague question... didn't really know how to phrase it.
i've always considered smoking to be owrse but my views are changing. now i think theyre as bad as each other. what are your views?


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In MS4 i need code for users to type in commands.
And also i need a way for the console to go back to its original state after the user types in nonsense or a command that dosent exist.
If you can't make a console application that does this, then you should not be asking for help to do it in COSMOS as it is pretty much exactly the same code. Make your "OS" in a C# console. Then, when it works there, come back and try it WITH THE
LATEST RELEASE and then maybe someone will be more likely to help with your problem.
Ok right now i got the user command thing down now all i need is a way i can be able to have the user be able to continue to type commands instead of haveing the cursor just blink.
If you dont get what i'm saying ,when i type a command the cursor is at a line of text i have witch is User> , now when i type a command ,For example "help",If the user types in help it would show a list of commands but after that i will not
be able to see User> and I will not be able to type any more.
Please can some one give me some code on how to fix this.
Ps: The code i'm useing is shown below.
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.White;
Console.WriteLine("Sample OS [Version 1.0.0]");
Console.WriteLine("Copyright <c> 2011. All Rights Reserved. ");
Console.WriteLine(" ");
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Blue;
Console.WriteLine("Please type a command Below");
Console.WriteLine(" ");
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.White;
Console.WriteLine("User > ");
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.DarkGreen;
string command = Console.ReadLine();
Console.CursorTop = 6;
Console.CursorLeft = 6;
if (command == "show list of commands")
Console.WriteLine("restart-Restarts the computer.");
if (command == "help")
Console.WriteLine("Pleas type in , show list of commands ");
if (command == "cls")
if (command == "restart")
Console.WriteLine("Command not found");
while (true)
string a = Console.ReadLine();
if (a="help")
//Do whatever.
In program.cs I have just made a function that loads another class file when my own "bootloader" has finished loading.
Like this:
Program.cs > "bootloader"
When "bootloader" is done, load command.cs
And in command.cs I have all the commands and also the input function.
The input function have I made this way:
public static void start()
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Green;
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.White;
string input = Console.ReadLine();
if (input == "about")
command.about(); //show about information
command.start(); //return to input function
Then in command.cs I have made a public static void called "about" so it loads when the user types "about"
"command.start();" that is below "command.about();" is used for returning to the input function after vewing the about information.
Use the code below if you want something to happen when the user insters a command that not exists use this code after the input finction.
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.DarkRed;
Console.WriteLine("That is not a command.");
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Yellow;
Here is the full code:
public static void start()
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Green;
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.White;
string input = Console.ReadLine();
if (input == "about")
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.DarkRed;
Console.WriteLine("That is not a command.");
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Yellow;
Just change "command." to "program." if you are using this in the program.cs class file.
You might want to change that to use a while loop instead of recursion...
O.O this is probably single handedly the simplest question about cosmos i have EVER seen (other than what i ask LOL)
While (true)
Console.WriteLine("Welcome to a NaDOS Cosmos OS");
Console.WriteLine("(Not A Disk Operating System, due to filesystem support missing lol)");
Console.Write("C:/HoldMeCloserTonyDanza>"); //Replace the string with w/e you want
string command = Console.ReadLine();
if (command == "about")
Console.Write("This operating system likes pie");
else if (command == "put whatever other command you want here") //replace the string with w/e other command you want
//The cake is a lie? (replace this with w/e you want this command to do)
//to add another command add another "if" statement here but add an "else" before it or ELSE (no pun intended)
// (continued) it will mess up the nonsence command.
else //for nonsence commands
//Had to think hard on what internet meme to put here LOL
//OK so it uses the "c-c-c-comb breaker meme and it makes fun at DOS's 'Bad command' statement. LOL
Console.WriteLine("Good Command C-C-C-C-Combo Breaker!!!");
i hope you enjoy that lol i had fun typing it xD
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SalsaSavant posted...00bularn00bular posted...Endgame is right.
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MATADOR480 4 years ago#22
I really liked Paper Mario Sticker Star.
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nonexistinghero 4 years ago#23
I gotta agree with TC. Everytime I see guys blaming Miyamoto I tell them that he didn't have a big influence in the creation of the game.
MGS4 isn't a master piece though. While the mechanics are superb, the game design is horrible. It's great in the first 2 acts. Act 3 is great the first time through... then it's annoying on future playthroughs. Act 4 is a nostalgia trip without the fun (most mechanics are rendered useless). And act 5 just doesn't have much to it. And there's a ton of weapons that are practically useless in the campaign. The game has superb mechanics, but it has horrible design written all over it. The game could've been superb if they kept the design of act 1 & 2 for the other acts. Well, I can accept act 3 being the same, if act 4 & 5 were more like the first 2.
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x_stevey_x 4 years ago#24
sticker star is a good game. fire emblem awakening is goty . IS = doomed
deathgod_light 4 years ago#25
x_stevey_x posted...
sticker star is a good game. fire emblem awakening is goty . IS = doomed
Videogamegalaxy 4 years ago#26
Sticker Star was basically Mega Man Battle Network with Mario, and is Paper Mario by name and art only. Completely inappropriate for a Mario game, just like Sonic Chronicles was for Sonic. i'll stick with the Mario and Luigi series.
Reposting this from an earlier topic, to add on to TC's findings. There's some doubling up on TC's words, but it just confirms a similar train of thought.
There's also some additions.
-asked for characters only "from the Mario world", which I assumed meant the main series
-saying the deadly sentence "Does this game really need a story?", even though RPGs place more focus on story than other genres, which he, as an expert game designer, should have known, and should have known that no matter the medium, story comes first...but after this game, he won't be making that mistake twice
-saying that Paper Mario 3DS (which is what I refer to the original vision as) was "just a port" of TTYD (a sentence I believe he was lying about for his own misguided purposes), and, when IS converted the game into another build for 2011, called it boring, making him come off as disingenuous and making me think he's jealous
-possibly fudging the Club Nintendo Post Play surveys to convince themselves they were doing the right thing. You see, the way IS worded it, they were trying to make it sound like literally 99% of people put in question 5 of the survey they didn't like the story (which is incredulous), when what likely really happened was that they also included the people who didn't put anything about the story in question 4 OR 5 (which is understandable customer actions, since we're not all literary experts) as "uninterested in story", so whatever number was the true number of uninterested people ballooned artificially
-not putting in enough tutorials to exemplify a thought process
-not putting in field abilities other than jump, hammer and paperize, which limited the scope of the puzzles in the game
-not putting in enough real clues
-not making Things lenient enough in usage regarding the number of times usable per Thing and what Things solve what Paperize zones
-not being lenient in general (having to fight bosses with Thing stickers, having to find "optional" items, having to find all Toads or Boos)
-not getting a third type of reward exclusive to battles, making them pointless
-not being able to find a way to put partners in, when there are ways they could have done so (perks, partner albums, stickers that change depending on partner out)
-few Mario world characters beyond Toads, when species like Piantas, Nokis, Gearmos and Whittles could have been used; not using one of a species like with Wiggler and Kamek to artificially add characters in (Bandit, Chargin' Chuck, Amp, and Yoshi)...heck, Raphael the Raven could have returned, since he was in Yoshi's Island before he appeared in Paper Mario!
-not trying to work around restrictions or argue with Miyamoto (notice how the interview doesn't mention anyone actually answering Miyamoto's question about story...), and a lack of heart put into the project in general. If IS ever really cared about Paper Mario: Sticker Star beyond a paycheck and job security, they would have tried finding loopholes in the restrictions.
-all these "new ideas" ironically making the game a generic, terrible mess
I'm willing to give IS a little slack, though (not much, however...), since the interview mentioned something few people have brought up: 90% of the staff working on this game had never worked on Paper Mario before, so it was probably easier to manipulate them, and they would put less in stock by what came before.
Gameplay & story can and should work with each other, not against each other.
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Lord_Frood 4 years ago#28
fallenKlNG posted...
I loved Fire Emblem Awakening. Though it was my first FE game, and I played it on Normal & Casual Mode, so people tell me I haven't REALLY played Fire Emblem.
I hate to sound crass, but you really haven't. And it has nothing to do with the difficulty you chose. FE:A is one giant piece of fanservice at the cost of good gameplay. It's not a bad game, but it sure as hell ain't good.
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smashmaster1111 posted...
SalsaSavant posted...00bularn00bular posted...Endgame is right.
A good example of this is his topic on the FE board that was stickied then unstickied in the span of ten minutes.
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FiendingHard 4 years ago#30
Lord_Frood posted...
fallenKlNG posted...I loved Fire Emblem Awakening. Though it was my first FE game, and I played it on Normal & Casual Mode, so people tell me I haven't REALLY played Fire Emblem.
Yeah.... no. I don't know how it compares to the previous games since its my first FE but I started my first playthrough on Hard/Classic and one wrong move can result in a few characters getting killed. I consider it my GotY despite having played all the big titles like Bioshock Infinite, Last of Us, GTA5, and Pikmin 3.
The story and characters are worth caring about. It may be a little heavy on the fan-service but there's nothing wrong with that. Not every game needs to be super-serious movie-wannabe crap that every other publisher wants to make.
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Organizers of Thursday's National March for Life say it is too soon to say how many new members will back their cause, or if their numbers will make up for some high-profile departures, including retiring cabinet ministers Stockwell Day and Chuck Strahl and fellow B.C. Tory MP John Cummins.
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Saskatchewan MP Brad Trost is one of them. A member of the mostly conservative anti-abortion caucus, he created a furor during the election campaign when he boasted that he helped deny funding to International Planned Parenthood because it supported abortion. The Conservative government denied that a decision on funding for the group had been made.
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