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Taming Globalization discusses the challenge to American constitutional law that arises out of our increasingly global society. The creation of dozens of international institutions, from the International Court of Justice to border commissions to the World Trade Organization, has given rise to a legal network that poses a challenge for American constitutional law. In response to this challenge, Julian Ku and John Yoo propose that domestic actors make use of "mediating devices" such as non-self-execution of treaties, recognition of the President's authority to interpret international law, and a reliance on state implementation of international law and agreements. These devices, the authors argue, will help us resolve the legal challenges of globalization in a way that minimizes both constitutional and international difficulties.
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LEWISTON — Katrina LaCourse sits on the stack of blankets where she sleeps, leafing through the paperwork that could spell the undoing of her cobbled-together life.
Katrina LaCourse, 47, may lose her rental voucher provided by Lewiston's general assistance program because the city said she misrepresented her financial situation and did not report a roommate.
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Since August, she has been among the roughly 225 monthly recipients of General Assistance in Lewiston, where city officials have stepped up enforcement of eligibility rules, promising to prosecute violators.
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One of the workers who donned an orange vest that day was Josh Emerson, 29, of Lewiston, who was incarcerated for 13 months after he was found guilty of a 2010 assault. Free since Jan. 20, Emerson has been in the program for about a month.
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In 1980, the number of people incarcerated in our nation's prisons was 200,000. By the year 2000, the number was up to two million. This increase was not due to an increase in violent crime. Violent crime actually went down during this period. The dramatic increase in our prison population is a direct result of the "war on drugs." We have the highest prison population of any country in the world, more than China, Iran or Russia. In Germany, 93 people are in prison for every 100,000 adults and children. In the United States we have 750 people in prison for every 100,000 adults and children. This is eight times that of Germany.
The crime rates in the United States have not been higher than those of other developed Western nations. Between 1960 and 1990 the crime rates in Germany, Finland and the United States were almost identical. But the prison population in the United States quadrupled during this time frame when the Finnish rate fell by 60 percent and the German rate stayed the same. We here in the United States have become much more punitive. Finland is looking pretty good.
This term "war on drugs" was coined by former President Ronald Reagan and reached its peak during former President Bill Clinton's administration. The war wasn't against dangerous drugs. In the 1990s, 80 percent of all drug arrests were for marijuana possession, a drug less harmful than tobacco or alcohol. Because this war continued, at the end of 2007 more than seven million Americans, or one in 31 adults, were behind bars, on probation or on parole.
The war on drugs really has little to do with public concern for drugs but much to do with race. In 1982 only 2 percent of the population thought drugs were a major issue. But the war on drugs has led to the mass incarceration of people of color. The war on drugs went to the inner cities and people of color became the poster children for drug users and dealers. African-Americans in the year 2000 constituted 90 percent of all drug offenders sent to prison when the majority of drug users and dealers nationwide were white. People of all races sell and use drugs at a similar rate with white youth being the most likely to use illegal drugs. White youth have about three times the number of drug-related emergency room visits as their African-American counterparts. But they are not arrested or prosecuted the same as black Americans.
Black Americans are disproportionately more likely to be arrested, convicted and more harshly sentenced than whites. We currently have a higher percentage of minorities in prison than South Africa did during apartheid. In 2006 one in every 14 black men was behind bars compared to one in 106 white men. All races commit crimes at about the same rate. Then the majority of our prison population should be white and not people of color. But our current system of enforcement views people of color as more likely to be criminals.
We need to examine the real reasons for our high prison population and its impact on Americans of color. Under the guise of being tough on crime we are turning our minority population into second-class citizens, just as the Jim Crow laws did in the South after the Civil War. It doesn't make America look like the land of the free.
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Roadkill Grill is a better name – OK, so the food wasn't that bad but this place is way overrated. The service was slow and the presentation of the food was ridiculous. The atmosphere was also fairly boring and plain as well. This place isn't worth waiting in line for 45 minutes - like we had to on a Friday night.
Awesome Steaks – My family loved watching the steaks being cooked. I loved the yeast rolls and couldn't get enough of them. Reminded me of a restaurant back in Kentucky(my home town)
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Coloboma of the iris is a hole or defect of the iris
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Coloboma of the iris may look like a black, round hole located in or next to the colored part of the eye (iris). It can look like a black notch of different depths at the edge of the pupil. This gives the pupil an irregular shape. It can also appear as a split in the iris from the pupil to the edge of the iris.
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Olitsky SE, Hug D, Plummer LS, Stass-Isern M. Abnormalities of pupil and iris. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 614.
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Posted by Sabrina Domenosky on Jan. 1, 2010
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Happy New Year!
We wanted to take a quick moment to say THANK YOU for an amazing 2009. It has truly been a great year for Me and Holly.
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Posted by Bernard Hall on Jan. 2, 2010
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Having just transitioned from 2009 into 2010, one thing we can say is that it has been a year like no other. Then again, we can say that about every year. We do say that about every year.
The year 2009 was supposed to be a year that began with great hope. We had elected a new president, and we were satisfied that the Republicans of 2008 were the cause of all the malcontent in the world. It was an easy excuse, but we liked it. Things can only get better, right?
Posted by Jill Gilbert Welytok on Jan. 4, 2010
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Mark Fuchs: Launching Products in a Global Marketplace
Dave Linz: Getting Government Funding
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Posted by David Tatarowicz on Jan. 4, 2010
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Are you tired of calling Customer Service at some company and getting the "run around"? the multiple and endless choices of pushing this or that number for this or that service, and in the end, talking with someone who is of no help, and who really doesn't care ?
So am I ………… whether utility companies, software companies, retailers --- you name it --- Customer Service is usually not only a misnomer, but an outright LIE !
Posted by Lester Schultz on Jan. 6, 2010
A few days ago a "journalist" on a FOX news program commenting about the public's revulsion with the actions of Tiger Woods, said something very seriously along these lines:
"I understand that Tiger is a Buddhist or something. There is not the forgiveness in Buddhism that there is in Chrisitianity. I would suggest that he convert to Christianity and receive forgiveness for his actions."
Posted by Capt. John Graeber on Jan. 6, 2010
With the New Year upon us, it is important to mention a new change in traffic law. Beginning on January 1, 2010, Wisconsin Act 97 permits U-turns at controlled intersections where signs prohibiting U-turns are not installed. A controlled intersection means any intersection that is controlled by traffic control signals or by a traffic officer. There are important guidelines to follow when making a legal U-turn from a controlled intersection.
Posted by North Shore Health Department on Jan. 7, 2010
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National Influenza Vaccination Week is January 10-16, 2010 and the need for people to get immunized throughout the entire flu season is highlighted. Flu vaccination is the best way to protect yourself and your family from the flu and its potentially severe complications.
This has been an unusual flu season with circulation of the H1N1 flu virus. It is estimated that 47 million Americans have been infected with the H1N1 virus resulting in 213,000 hospitalizations and 9,820 deaths. There have been 280 pediatric deaths which is three times what is seen in a typical flu season. The H1N1 continues to hit children and young adults the hardest.
Posted by on Jan. 11, 2010
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Hello? Is this thing on? There hasn't been much to blog about since the holidays, so this is the first blog post of 2010 .. and it's a grab-bag.
Grab Bag Story Number 1: Trick or Treat
Posted by Bernard Hall on Jan. 11, 2010
We have survived one quarter of the Obama term already. As difficult as it got, we have survived. A year of failure and lies is certain to be followed by three more years of failure and lies. America voted to give Barack Obama the chance to heal the country's problems. We took his promises at face value and placed our hope in him and his administration with one caveat-the plans had to work.
We, as Americans were sold on hope and change for the better. We certainly received less than that. On energy, Obama said that he was open to offshore drilling. Whatever happened to that? Apparently he made that promise just to get elected. We are no closer to energy independence. And thinking that solar panels and windmills will solve our problem, that's just plain out deceit.
Posted by Lester Schultz on Jan. 12, 2010
As we watch and experience the death of American capitalism, there is a general finger-pointing exercise that aims at creeping socialism. But the U.S. is much farther from socialism than ever, and there is no remnant of it if there ever was one. In the 1930s, President Franklin Roosevelt instituted some economic plans that put the brakes on run-away capitalistic greed in order to save the United States from total disaster. Since then there has been a steady march toward greed capitalism.
Greed capitalism is not really capitalism at all. It has been a carefully crafted scheme to bilk Americans into thinking they were engaged in a never-ending economic spiral upward. We were made into spending and buying robots. We became such good puppets that we never blinked when the American dream cost us two, instead of one, adult workers in each family unit in order to afford to make ends meet. That meant doubling the work force in order to meet mediocrity in America.
Posted by Andrew Franklin on Jan. 12, 2010
Is this the end of The Tonight Show?
What was NBC thinking?
Posted by Lester Schultz on Jan. 16, 2010
Both right-wing evangelist Pat Robertson and equally right-wing radio squawker Rush Limbaugh have openly shared their similar opinion about the earthquake that ravaged Haiti. They both have been critical of the people of Haiti and in a real sense blame the people of that long-suffering nation themselves for much of their misery. Pat Robertson, receiving a backlash from the general American public, has tried to gloss over his insensitive statements, but remains critical of Haitians for their "deal with the devil," a total distortion of historical facts. Rush Limbaugh is proudly holding fast to his boasting and insensitivity.
These political bed partners share more than just their inhuman reaction to a catastrophe of monumental proportions. They are prototypes of the crude, cruel, inhuman, and unholy alliance that has been formed between the political right-wing and the fundamental religious pentecostals. Each group was out of power, on the fringe of American political and religious society. They parlayed their out-of-the-mainstream rants into a force to be reckoned with. In fact, they helped in forming a coalition of those two fringe groups and took control of the Republican Party. Not long ago, even the staunchest right-winger would have been embarrassed to be identified with either Limbaugh or Robertson. Today, their power-grab in American conservative politics has elevated them to center court.
Posted by Bernard Hall on Jan. 17, 2010
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"We want our money back."Sometimes it's hard to believe that that statement actually came from President Barack Obama. But then we remember that it came from the antibusiness sentiment of the Obama administration. President Obama gets a perverse sense of pleasure whenever he thinks that he can stick it to the banks. First, Obama thinks that he saved the American economy by bailing out the banks. Now, he wants Americans to think that banks are the root of evil in America today.
The Obama administration tries to grab credit for the reversal of the economic slowdown. Again this year, all the problems that Obama has her inherited from the Bush administration. However, if you take a second look, the economic slowdown began to accelerate when it was clear that Obama was going to become the next president of the United States. Companies uncertain of the economic future because of unknown level of taxes that would be forthcoming, there will be a lot of them, began to cut costs. Now, after hitting bottom of an 18 month recession, Obama takes all the credit. The Obama administration also takes credit for this stimulus bill working wonders as designed. Then in the next breath, people will claim that only 25% of the stimulus bill is been paid out. If it works out well at 25%, why not canceled the remaining 75%? What about making the taxpayer a whole on this issue?
Posted by Lester Schultz on Jan. 18, 2010
Watching "Meet the Press" on NBC-TV, with the moderator sitting between former Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton was a change in the environment. I personally did not like either of their administrations or either of them personally. But there they were, exchanging cooperative comments about joining them in support of Haiti following that horrible earthquake there. Though differing in their political perspectives, they were able to put that aside for the good of humanity and for the good will of the American people. How absolutely appropriate and examplery was this action. In today's overheated political climate, with political wars swirling all around us, and every single thing dividing Americans in polarizing hatred, one could ponder for one brief moment the possibilities inherent in cooperation. Could it possibly become a catalyst to return to the sanity of politics and government in the U.S.?
On another front, I reminisce about Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in America. I knew him. I knew his father, "Daddy King," better. I met his mother also. In fact, I was asked by Daddy King to speak at their church, Ebenezer Baptist in Atlanta. I sat on Daddy King's front lawn with him one night as he spoke of his son's murder exactly one year ago on that evening. He told me, "I thought that after one year the pain would begin to ease. It hasn't." I had no words. I was emotionally blown away. Someday some author will write a book about the impact of Daddy King on his son's life. It was profound. Someday, perhaps, a movie will be made about the largely untold story of Daddy King, the pastor with the worn-smooth dark blue suit, the humble man, the man of principle, the man of God. His story and influence must be told!
Posted by Bernard Hall on Jan. 19, 2010
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President Barack Obama and the Democrat leaders in Congress are once again at the level of desperation for the healthcare insurance reform bill that has been going through Congress for about a year. Perhaps soon, we can get to the point to where the current bill will finally be defeated. Then, we can start over using bipartisan ideas of real reform that America will want and agree with.
Democrats still seem determined to shut this down the throats of an unwilling population for their own selfish interests. If this is such a good idea, why do we need all the payoffs? Why all the rides for the congressional votes? The administration is seeking passage of this bill purely for their own narcissistic views. They want a political victory. They want a political victory at any cost.
Posted by on Jan. 21, 2010
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First up, the highlight of yesterday's Trustee meeting was that WFB participated in a sale of bonds. One was a re-funding of higher-rate bonds to lower, saving the Village $335k at a paltry 2.7% interest rate, near the 42-year low for rates. Amazing.
Posted by Lester Schultz on Jan. 25, 2010
Today marked the demise of Air America, the predominently liberal radio system. I have been searching to remember if I ever listened to it. I don't believe I ever did. No matter. I do not like stilted political radio.
Most disturbing to me are the sweeping conclusions drawn about its demise. Right-wing extremists see in its death the pending death knell for all of liberal thought and action. They see it as proof that liberalism is a failure. That's pretty drastic and over-reaching in opinion. No similar conclusions were drawn by liberals about the bankruptcy of major American corporations that generously supported right-wing agendas. Corporations that almost exclusively heralded conservative programs have died. So?
Posted by Bernard Hall on Jan. 25, 2010
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The Milwaukee public schools are set to improve starting this year. This of course, sounds like a headline from the Onion. And of course it could be. Whether it be here, at Logos of the Bogus, or the Onion, either way, it is a joke.
MPS just went through a superintendent selection process. By the early part of last week, the board had their selection arrow down to three worthy candidates-one who can't manage money, someone who cheats on his taxes, or someone who just did a poor job in general. And taking its cue from the legislative process, the board late on Friday night. They chose a guy who can't manage money.
Posted by Lester Schultz on Jan. 27, 2010
Among the myriad things we have forgotten about the horrid two terms of George W. Bush, the Iraqi mistake hangs over us. It will haunt us for a long, long time. Anyone with any historical and current understanding of the Iraq "nation" knew what a terrible mistake was made invading that sovereign nation. Yes, Saddam was a horrible leader, but no nation, including the U.S., has the right to trump up false charges to justify such an invasion. And have the ongoing ignorance and bravado to celebrate our "victory" there with a broad "Mission Accomplished" sign as President Bush had one shaky hand on the steering wheel of the plane that landed on a aircraft carrier with him in full military gear. Shades of the AWOL military reservist Bush.
While Bush slinked out of the White House, conservatives, wishing to cover-up the Iraqi mistake, celebrated the new direction taken by General Petraeus. That new direction shook out this way in Iraq. To quell the Sunni insurgency, the U.S. under the new general's leadership, secretly put the Sunni military on the payroll of the United States. The cost: $30 million a month. And it was done without the knowledge of the Shiite government in Baghdad. Who knows what else they were promised? But this much I know. The Sunni leaders thought they would get autonomy in their western province, a share in Iraqi oil revenue, and a voice in the national government in Iraq. It does not look as though the central, Shiite-led government in Baghdad is prepared to grant those wishes. And that government hated the deal the Americans cut wth the Sunnis.
Posted by Bernard Hall on Jan. 28, 2010
The Democrat arrogance that has been emanating in this country has also been greatly slowed down. The political parties nationalized the Senate race in Massachusetts. It became a referendum on Obama care. The citizens of Massachusetts became a voice for the nation and spoke loudly and clearly that Congress and the Obama administration must take a new direction for America to be successful.
Running on a platform of being the 41st vote to stop the healthcare monstrosity that is currently going through Congress helped elect Scott Brown. Also on the Brown platform is concern about huge budget deficits, national security, and the statement economy. All were to be addressed by the Obama administration but instead he made the "jobs" priority low on his to do list while he turned practically single-mindedly towards passing the healthcare reform bill. Obama bet his presidency on it, and now it looks like he has lost.
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That an amendment be added to the US Constitution limiting to two the number of terms a person may serve in congress as a representative , senator or both! To include terms already served! A person who has served only two terms in congress will NOT be eligible for retirement or healthcare for life at the taxpayer expense! All congresspersons must not exempt themselves from any rule or law that the general public is required to abide by!
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We have all had enough of politics as usual and we need to put an end to the good old boy system of politics! Serving the american people shouldn't be a lifetime full time job and they also would not be eligible for lifetime retirement and healthcare at the taxpayer expense by not having made a career out of politics!


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were they good ramen noodles?
I went to the nicer grocery store in our town and there's these japanese sushi chefs and they showed me like real legit ramen noodles they sell u just gotta make the broth urself
were they good ramen noodles?
I cant eat noodles don't be insensitive
there was a place at the mall here that sold legit ramen but it closed down which is kind of not great. I guess its back to making my own kind.
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The kombucha mushroom people, sitting around all day.


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See, if I was selling that ( which I would refuse to for no matter of $) I would write it up as:
A real charmer for those who delight in the after life. If dark shadows lurking in the still air, along with a faint smell of death hanging in the chilling darkness of the night is something which could entertain you, then this bone house is the place for you. Whispers of long-dead soldiers echoed with the sound of footsteps coming from nowhere are just one of the amenities this place has to offer. The flickering lights of the one of a kind man- made bone chandelier to the feelings of unease and forboding are perfect for those who like to experience life to a full circle. This is a true money-maker offering those a permanent residence when the time comes. Do not let this one elude you.
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I wonder if they use MLS in Europe? that would make good copy for the ad
I am definitely not a pro plumber, but I am a pro crastinator
Ok, if we can't touch your beloved F150 can we at least eliminate NASCAR and ban Country and Western music?
That should help reduce your CO2 emissions.
Ian is right that Americans are idiots when it comes to the big truck to haul leaves to a dump. A circle of pickets, old branches or old wire will take a years worth of grasss and branches and a handful of worms will make it drop in height an inch a week.
And you dont have to buy it back in a bag for 4$ full of newspapers and pallets. And 3 chickens will eat every damn Cheerio your kid did not and that lousy steak from last night, and give you brekfast for free.
I have renters on my creek that rake for days and BAG the pine needles and leaves into 1.35$ Costco bags and ask if I can take it to my dumpster. Yeah right. It goes to a huge pile in the chicken coop and the bags go to the recycle area for filling with cans and plastic.
Its all so simplimatic, that maybe we need the Germans or English to come in and give such idiots lessons.
...when the male says to me, " but I wanted a bigger garage and a place to put my tools" I ask him, while we are watching his wife examine with glee the closets, the lighted make-up mirror, "which would you rather have? see that smile everynight or... or have a place to put your tools everynight?"
With that, many times, the male while looking at me suspiciously says, " you are a very good salesman," no, "person, salesperson..." I tell him with my all american-girl smile.
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How you feeling Ian?
my mother is calling me...
Sheetrock composts very nicely especially if you have a backhoe. From the earth and back to the earth. Gypsum is mined and paper is grown. The binder is inert. I think greenboard just adds clay.
Some of the new stuff has fiberglas in it, so that might be problematic.
Grass only gets ripe if you dont add some old straw or dirt to the layers. And worms need some "space" - oyster shells, wadded up paper feed bags, even plastic, Then its worm heaven. One item I do buy is bagged steer manure. Layer with that - fantastic result. No turning or mixing need ever be done.
Goose bones seem to need about 10 years to compost. I'd give the English 25. And my new f-150 gets 18.8 MPG empty or overloaded.
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I like the Ontario landfill which I utilize. Once there you separate the burnable materials from the nonburnables and the landfill burns it for you.
You got to watch sometimes where you dig. While digging a garden when we first moved in this house, we dug up asbestos. I don't know how long it was in there. No sense in telling you, the garden was placed somewhere else. So, I started digging in a new spot, this time I dug up a horse shoe. I told my husband and he said that means I will have good luck. I continued digging. I dug up another. I sat it aside the lucky one. Again, I told my husband. This time he didn't say I was lucky. He didn't speak until, I said, " wow, I got another one." This time, he said, " uh, cook, you are diggin up a horse."
I went inside, I was done. Too much in one day to find.
When he came in I asked him where he put the garden. He said, " between the hazardous material and the composted horse." Yeah, I told him, I could hardly wait for the first harvest. We offered everyone we knew vegetables and didn't get one taker.
The next season, we started digging on the other side of the yard area. Somehow, those veggies looked much better on the dinner table.
It could had been just a mental thing, but I saw a veggie growing in his first garden that even the animals wouldn't eat. It was like a cross between a watermelon, pumpkin and apple. We cut it from its vine and sat it in the middle of the yard looking at it. He asked me what I thought it was, I said, " dangerous" and, wild horses dead or alive won't make me it eat.
I said, ' it is in the dirt' and it is growing weird things. I don't go back there often.
Last edited by Cookie; 08-31-2011 at 06:04 PM.
**My** aging infrastructure is making it more difficult for me to sheetrock this bathroom I am re-doing than it would have 30 years ago
Got the ceiling and one wall done. The stuff is heavy for me. I tried to hire the only decent sheetrocker around here to do the work, but he is booked for a long time. that's what happens when you're good at your trade. I'll see if I can get him to do the spackling. I bought the new "light" weight sheetrock, so I guess this is the stuff ballvalve was talking aobut that has fiberglass and does not compost well? Never thought that sheetrock would compost and break down except the paper backings.
Always wanted a drywall screwgun, so this project gave me the excuse to buy one. why am I writing all this? Because at the moment I have nothing else to do, which does not happen too often.
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