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The games they'll never forget
Last Sunday, I asked some people with notable ties to University of Kentucky sports to share their memories of the first time they ever saw the Cats play in person.
I also invited readers to reply with their own stories of the first UK game they witnessed.
The readers came through.
From a guy who sat in front of a live bulldog at his first Kentucky football game; a fan whose first Kentucky basketball game was "stall ball" with Digger Phelps; a man whose first UK game involved Pete Maravich and Pete Rose; to a fan who first saw the Cats play in person in the Orange Bowl Stadium in Miami, we got some good ones.
A live bulldog
Moe Fields, 76, of Lexington was a teenager in Harlan County when his high school football coach brought him to Stoll Field for the first time to see the Wildcats.
"I was 15 in 1949 when Harold Shrout, my football coach at Cumberland High School, brought me to see UK and Georgia play.
"It was exciting to watch Babe Parilli play quarterback. I couldn't believe the precision and ball faking that guy could do. And he threw that ball on a line, just bullets.
"Kentucky won 25-0. But what I really remember, we got to our seats and everyone was standing up. I heard a funny noise and I turned around and this Georgia couple behind us had brought a real, live bulldog to the game. It looked just like the one Georgia has for a mascot on the field.
"He just laid at their feet, eating ice, throughout the game. It obviously wasn't his first game. But to this day, I wonder how they got that dog into the stadium."
Digger's deep freeze
Ken Howlett, 45, of Auburn (Logan County) was supposed to see his first Kentucky game in 1981 against Vanderbilt in Rupp Arena. "However, I didn't make a good enough grade on something and my Dad decided I didn't get to go," he says. "I was crushed."
(Note to parents: He does report that his grades subsequently got better.)
So Howlett's first Kentucky basketball game turned out to be during the next season in Freedom Hall against Notre Dame and Digger Phelps.
"Digger, overmatched, slowed the game waaaaaay down," Howlett says. "UK prevailed in overtime, 34-28. As Phelps walked off the floor, cups, popcorn and ice rained down on him. It was really a sight.
"At the time, I sort of felt cheated. But, over the years, that was a pretty memorable game to have seen for your first one."
The 'Chris Doering Game'
The first UK football game William Downey, 24, of Lexington remembers seeing in person saw the Cats pick off seven Florida passes in 1993.
Yet Bill Curry's men somehow lost — 24-20 on a last-second Florida touchdown pass.
"At the end of the game, after the first pass attempt to Doering was incomplete, one of my father's friends kept yelling over and over, 'They are going to run the same play! They are going to run the same play!'
"I don't know if they ran the same play, but they did connect for a score and ruin what might have been our best chance at beating Florida in the past 20 years."
One ticket, two Petes
Back in the days of Dan Issel, Chesley Dunn and his girlfriend (and present wife), Debbie Sandifer, were students at Hopkinsville Community College. Through the college, they got tickets to see UK play basketball for the very first time. Even better, the opponent was Pete Maravich and LSU.
"I'll never forget, Maravich shooting one deep in the corner and Larry Steele diving on him and knocking him out of bounds. Didn't matter. Nothing but net.
"Pistol Pete was the best player I'd ever seen. If they'd had a three-point shot then, he'd have scored 90, 100 points that day.
"One other thing stands out: Pete Rose was in attendance and was introduced before the game."
There is cryingin (UK) football
Darrell Cartmill of Ironton, Ohio, works as a pharmacist in Ashland, Ky. In 1970 he was a 9-year-old seeing his first UK football game live in old Stoll Field against Vanderbilt.
"UK jumped out to a lead that they held till halftime. But as the second half wore on, UK began to wilt and gradually lost the lead and ultimately the game (18-17).
"As UK fell behind and was on the verge of losing, I began to cry. My Dad said he would not take me again if that was how I was going to act in losing.
"To make it worse, the lady next to us scolded my Dad, saying, 'Let that boy cry if he wants to.'"
Deceived byClaude Sullivan?
When Jack Avery of Prospect, Ky., was a boy in Louisville in the late 1950s, his dad owned a West End saloon. On Dec. 30, 1959, Jack popped into his dad's place, asked for some money to buy basketball tickets. He then took the city bus system to Freedom Hall to see Adolph Rupp's defending NCAA champions play Illinois for his first Kentucky hoops game.
"I remember being somewhat let down. As a kid, I was a devoted follower of Claude Sullivan's radio calls. I came in expecting to see the Cats pour in a ton of the "30- to 35-footers" that he used to call on the radio.
"I was disappointed to see UK defeating the Illini (76-75) primarily with a flood of layups."
Cats give Miami a Bird
Gabe Balasquide of Lexington grew up in Miami, Fla. Though he had no family tie to Kentucky, he became a UK sports fan after becoming intrigued by Wildcats quarterback Babe Parilli at the 1950 Orange Bowl.
On Oct. 30, 1959, the Cats came to Balasquide, with Blanton Collier bringing his football team south to face the Miami Hurricanes.
"Before the game, the Miami media described the Cats as 'the best 1-5 team in the country.' Miami was a decent team in 1959 and entered the game as a heavy favorite.
"But UK won the game 22-3 on two long TD runs from Calvin Bird. The Miami Herald had a headline the next day, 'The Cats turned a Bird loose.'
"... What a thrill for me to finally see my beloved Cats whip Miami. I sat in the end zone, but I will never forget the thrill."


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Coupled coincidence point theorems for α-ψ-contractive type mappings in partially ordered metric spaces
- Preeti Kaushik1,
- Sanjay Kumar1 and
- Poom Kumam2Email author
© Kaushik et al.; licensee Springer. 2013
- Received: 19 March 2013
- Accepted: 22 October 2013
- Published: 28 November 2013
In this paper, we introduce the notion of α-ψ-contractions and -admissibility for a pair of mappings. In fact, our theorem is a generalization of the result of Mursaleen et al. (Fixed Point Theory Appl. 2012, doi:10.1186/1687-1812-2012-228). At the end, we shall provide an example in support of our main result.
- coupled coincidence point
- α-ψ-contractive mapping
- partially ordered metric space
1 Introduction
Fixed point problems of contractive mappings in metric spaces endowed with a partial order have been studied in a number of works. Bhaskar and Lakshmikantham [1] established coupled fixed point results for mixed monotone operators in partially ordered metric spaces. Afterwards, Lakshmikantham and Ćirić [2] proved coupled coincidence and coupled common fixed point theorems for nonlinear contractive mappings in partially ordered complete metric spaces. Choudhury and Kundu [3], Ćirić et al. [2], Luong and Thuan [4], Nieto and López [5, 6], Ran and Reurings [7] and Samet [8] presented some new results for contractions in partially ordered metric spaces. Ilić and Rakočević [9] determined some common fixed point theorems by considering the maps on cone metric spaces. For more details on fixed point theory and related concepts, we refer to [4, 8–18] and the references therein.
Most recently, Samet et al. [12, 15] defined an α-ψ-contractive and α-admissible mapping and proved fixed point theorems for such mappings in complete metric spaces.
The aim of this paper is to determine some coupled coincidence point theorems for generalized contractive mappings in the framework of partially ordered metric spaces.
2 Preliminaries
Before proceeding to our main result, we give some preliminaries.
Definition 2.1 [1]
Definition 2.2 [1]
Definition 2.3 [2]
Definition 2.4 [2]
Definition 2.5 [2]
Let X be a non-empty set and and . We say F and g are commutative if .
Definition 2.6 [19]
- (i)
- (ii)
for all , and
- (iii)
for all .
Lemma 2.7 [19]
If is non-decreasing and right continuous, then as for all if and only if for all .
Definition 2.8 [19]
Definition 2.9 [19]
Now, we will introduce our notions.
for with and .
Definition 2.11 Let , and be mappings.
3 Main results
Recently, Mursaleen et al. [19] proved the coupled fixed point theorem with α-ψ-contractive conditions in a partially ordered metric space as follows.
Theorem 3.1 [19]
- (i)
F is -admissible.
- (ii)There exist such that
- (iii)
F is continuous.
for all with and .
- (i)
F and g are -admissible.
- (ii)There exist such that
- (iii)
, g is continuous and commutes with F.
- (iv)
F is continuous.
Let be such that and .
Thus (3.2) holds for . Now suppose that (3.2) holds for some fixed .
Thus, by mathematical induction, we conclude that (3.2) holds for all .
then, obviously, and , i.e., F has a coupled coincidence point.
Now, we assume that for all .
hence and are Cauchy sequences in .
Since is complete, therefore, and are convergent in .
There exist such that and .
Hence, we have proved that F and g have a coupled coincidence point. □
Now, we will replace the continuity of F in Theorem 3.2 by a condition on sequences.
- (i)
conditions (i), (ii) and (iii) of Theorem 3.2 and (3.1),
- (ii)if and are sequences in X such that
Proof Proceeding along the same lines as in the proof of Theorem 3.2, we know that and are Cauchy sequences in the complete metric space . Then there exist such that and .
Thus, and . □
Example 3.4 Let and be a standard metric.
Define a mapping by and by for all .
Thus (3.1) holds for for all , and we also see that F satisfies the g-mixed monotone property as well as F and g commute. Therefore, all the hypotheses of Theorem 3.2 are fulfilled. Then there exists a coupled coincidence point of F and g. In this case, is a coupled coincidence point of F and g.
One of the authors (Sanjay Kumar) is thankful to UGC for providing Major Research Project F.No. 39-41/2010(SR). Also, the authors thank the editors and referees for their insightful comments. Moreover, the third author would like to thank the Higher Education Research Promotion and National Research University Project of Thailand, Office of the Higher Education Commission for financial support under grant No. NRU56000508.
Authors' Affiliations
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Our Seniors earned a further two league points in their final home game of the season yesterday. Drumragh started well with a goal from Shane Cleary putting the team five points ahead at half time. The lads pushed on in the second half with several well taken points from Gareth Starrs, Tommy Mullin, James Colgan and Shane Devine as well as a goal from Benny Drumm helping to seal a well deserved victory.
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The current education program has moved from a learning contract mode of instruction to direct instruction. Offered is a core subject area (mathematics, social studies, English and science) instruction and credit recovery in those subjects. We are also using a teleconference system that allows our teachers to be able to provide instruction to both sides of our campus. We still offer special education services for those students who come with an IEP or 504 plan or who are in need of testing to receive these services. All of our teachers have their education certificate from the State of Wyoming. During our summer months, we have moved to a project based learning style to help facilitate positive and interactive learning opportunities for our students while allowing them to earn credits towards electives and/or credit recovery during this time.
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Normative Services administers a program of education that typically developing children should receive, based on state standards and evaluated by annual state educational standards tests. General Education is the curriculum designed for all children which is meant to meet state standards, or if adopted, the Common Core State Standards. The General Education program is also the program which the state's annual test, required by NCLB (No Child Left Behind,) is designed to evaluate.
All children should spend a significant amount of time in a general education classroom, unless it is in the best interest of the child, or because the child is a danger to him/herself or others. The amount of time a child spends in the general education program is part of his or her placement with NSI.
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A recent programmatic change (to a strength-based trauma informed care milieu from a positive peer culture) has resulted in dramatic reductions (over 60%) in instances of physical management and AWOL attempts.


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A major benefit of such furniture events to the general public is being able to view new products often before they are available on general sale. Its the old story: many new products or even new ideas in furniture design or functionality fail to sell because few people know they exist. These types of exhibitions are not so much sales on furniture as furniture shows, during which orders can be take, but are primarily intended to show people what is available and which furniture stores and outlets are offering them.For that reason, many items of furniture can be sold at lower prices than normal. They are not offered at reduced prices because they are in anyway imperfect. In fact, some could be introductory prices for completely new designs and concepts. However, by selling a restricted number of items at a reduced price, a particular manufacturer can get his products known and furniture distributors and outlets get feet through the door. It is well worth the cost reduction of a particular item to bring a new customer into the showroom. The livelihood of both the maker and the seller of the furniture depends on the customer. It is a three-way arrangement. There is nothing to be lost by offering a customer a concession now and again, particularly if that person returns later to make more purchases.
Constructed in the USA. Furniture assembled in the USA, but from foreign parts or wood. The parts have been pre-manufactured outside America, like much of Americas car industry uses parts made in Japan or Korea. It might be easier to find spares for recliners and other functional furniture than items made and constructed outside the USA, but not necessarily. Made in America. This handmade furniture is manufactured entirely in America from American wood and home-made parts. You will not find it as easy to find this type of furniture as you might think, since not all screws, nails and other metallic parts might have been sourced in the USA. However, the item is fundamentally American, made in the USA for principally U.S. manufactured parts and certainly from American wood. Parts are easy to get if your recliner stops reclining! None of this suggests that the furniture concerned is not handmade, although much foreign furniture, and some American furniture, is made by robots. True handmade American furniture is offered by a number of well-known traditional firms such as Stickley, Sherrill, Southwood, The Custom Shoppe, Simply Amish and American Craftsman.
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UNIVERSITY PARK, PA (The Spread) – In the wake of Joe Paterno's firing at Penn State, oddsmakers have released prop odds for who will be the next head coach of the Nittany Lions in 2012.
As it stands now, former University of Florida head coach Urban Meyer is a 2/1 favorite to take over at Penn State, although that seems like somewhat of a reach. Al Golden has the next best odds at 4/1 while Virginia's Mike London is 9/2 and Houston's Kevin Sumlin is 5/1.
Northwestern head coach Pat Fitzgerald is 6/1 to take over as Penn State's next head coach while Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz is 15/2 and Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen is 8/1. Boise State coach Chris Peterson is 10/1 while Rutgers' coach Greg Schiano is 25/1 and current Monday Night Football broadcaster Jon Gruden is 50/1.
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Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur Recruitment Notification 2018.IIT Kanpur inviting applications for the positions of Jr.Technician & Assistant, Engineer.Interested and Eligible candidates can apply for the positions.
Last Date for Submission of Application is on June 19th, 2018..
Post and Vacancies :
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The Jahangir and Eleanor Amuzegar Fund for Contemporary Iranian Art
Whether reexamining the past or delving into the realities of the present, Iranian photographers have created some of the most powerful and iconic images in the world. Along with one of the most significant collections of works on paper from Iran, the Freer and Sackler Galleries hold the largest collection of Iranian photographs in the United States. Included images range from glass-plate negatives by celebrated Iranian-Armenian photographer Antoin Sevruguin to works by noted contemporary artists such as Abbas Kiarostami and Shadi Ghadirian.
With the generous gift of Dr. Jahangir Amuzegar, the Jahangir and Eleanor Amuzegar Fund for Contemporary Iranian Art was established at the Freer and Sackler in 2011. This resource has been critical to the Galleries' goal of becoming one of the few major U.S. institutions to actively collect contemporary Iranian photography. The growing holdings, together with our nineteenth- and early twentieth-century photographic materials, will encourage new scholarship on Iranian contributions to the field.
A distinguished economist and academic, Dr. Amuzegar has devoted much of his life to public service and education. In Iran, he served as minister of commerce (1962–63), minister of finance (1963), and ambassador-at-large (1963–79). He also acted as executive director of the International Monetary Fund, representing Iran and several other member countries. Dr. Amuzegar has taught at UCLA, University of Michigan, Michigan State University, University of Maryland, American University, and Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
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We're working on a second piece about Montana Secretary of State Corey Stapleton landing himself in hot water with a different judge, but I wanted to revisit the piece from Saturday in which we reported that he was admonished for his childish behavior in Judge Reynolds's courtroom during the hearing about the status of the Green Party on the Montana ballot.
I got my hands on the transcript from that day and it's safe to say that Mr. Stapleton made a complete fool of himself in court. Local attorneys have told me since my original post that Stapleton's behavior would have egregious to upset Reynolds enough admonish him from the bench, and the court record demonstrates his frustration:
THE COURT: All right, folks. I need to talk about a little courtroom decorum. This goes to you, Mr. Secretary. I do not like at all parties cross talking. This isn't the place to do that. Your conversations, your comments, should be directed to me and no party should be making cross talk to the other side. That is really rude in my perspective.
The way that I make my decisions is to listen to one person as intently as I can and listen to the other side. As you notice, I don't do it just one, two, three. I give people plenty of time to talk. I don't want cross talk.
And, Mr. Secretary, that goes for you as well. You made a couple of comments here this afternoon that I think are inappropriate, and I am asking you to not continue that behavior.
I noticed in reading the transcript that there were some comments recorded from you as well in the transcript in front of Judge Seeley. I do not want you to continue to do that. It's disruptive, it's rude, and it is inappropriate in this courtroom setting. Do you understand that?
MR. STAPLETON: Yes, sir.
I would guess that Judge Reynolds does not regularly need to remind people appearing in his courtroom not to act like disruptive middle school students and I would hope that an elected official in Montana would have enough respect for the law to treat a courtroom with the gravity it deserves, but everything about the way Mr. Stapleton has conducted himself in office make those expectations anything but reasonable.


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Treatment options depend on the type, size, location, and stage of the cancer, as well as the persons age and general health. Surgery is often the primary treatment. Although amputation of a limb is sometimes necessary, pre- or post-operative chemotherapy has made limb-sparing surgery possible in many cases. When appropriate, surgeons avoid amputation by removing only the cancerous section of the bone and replacing it with an artificial device called a prosthesis.
Chemotherapy and radiation may also be used alone or in combination. Because of the tendency for Ewings sarcoma to metastasize rapidly, multidrug chemotherapy is often used, in addition to radiation therapy or surgery on the primary tumor. Radiation therapy is used to treat bone pain in a person who has bone metastasis. Radiation to the affected areas can also prevent further weakening of the bones. The total dose of radiation that can be given is limited, however. Chemotherapy is sometimes used to help control the underlying cancer.


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CropLife 100 Crop Protection: Growth is No Trivial Pursuit
Quick trivia question — which category of the four tracked in the annual CropLife 100 survey had the best year in 2017? If you answered crop protection, give yourself a slice.
Not too many years ago at the start of the 2000s, the crop protection products category wasn't moving forward very well in the CropLife 100 board game. Sales and market share for the sector fell almost continually throughout the early years of the 21st century. In fact, by the early 2010s, this once-leading category for crop inputs/services within the CropLife 100 was down to less than a 30% market share.
Making a Comeback
However by the 2013 CropLife 100 survey, the crop protection products category had begun a slow but steady recovery. Year after year, the sector inched forward a few percentage points at a time. By the time the 2016 CropLife 100 was completed, crop protection products were nearing the $10 billion sales mark. Better still, the sector's market share improved back to 34%.
Going into 2017, many market watchers probably wondered if the crop protection products category could continue playing at this higher level with all the factors negatively impacting other sectors of the ag retail industry. As it turns out, crop protection definitely came to play this year!
According to the 2017 CropLife 100 survey, the crop protection products category surged forward 14%, growing from just under $10 billion in total sales in 2016 to an all-time record $11.4 billion. Market share for the sector now stands at 38% — only 3% lower than the industry's current leading category, fertilizer.
For the most part, CropLife 100 survey respondents think the crop protection products category's winning play in 2017 came from a pair of reasons. The first was geography.
Over the past few years, the spread of herbicide-resistant weeds across much of the country has created unprecedented demand for crop protection products among grower-customers. In fact, according to 2017 CropLife 100 respondents, more than half (52%) say that herbicide-resistant weeds are a serious problem in many of the crop fields they service. Another 31% say herbicide-resistant weeds are a serious issue on some of the fields they manage. This 83% of CropLife 100 retailers dealing with serious weed issues has grown 7% from the 2016 survey.
Not surprisingly then, 66% of 2017 CropLife 100 retailers report their herbicide sales increased between 1% and more than 5% for the year. Another 13% had sales that exactly mirrored those as in 2016.
The other reason for the crop protection products category growth this year tied back to nature and science. As the spring and summer across much of the Midwestern states stayed relatively dry and cool, conditions were right for the spread of crop pests and diseases of all kinds. Naturally, these required products such as fungicides and insecticides to control — and ag retailers saw sales increases in both these segments.
For fungicides, 48% of CropLife 100 respondents said their sales for 2017 grew between 1% and more than 5%. For insecticides, the percentage of ag retailers that recorded these kinds of sales increases stood at 45%. Significantly for all three segments, none of them had sales declines for more than 30% of CropLife 100 respondents.


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Location: Red River Traditional Tae Kwon Do, 3509 4th Ave S, Fargo, ND
Dates: Monday and Wednesday, sessions offered year-round
This program is for children with special needs ages 5-18. Children will learn basic skills and techniques of Tae Kwon Do. This class is being taught by 7th Degree Grand Master Jim Grimestad. For more information about the program, please call Randi Litchy at 701-499-6089 or Jim Grimestad at 701-277-1853.
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Teen Night
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Date: Tuesday, October 16 - March 19
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This program is for developmentally disabled youth ages 13 to 21. The program emphasizes recreation, socializing, and having fun. Transportation will be provided to scheduled activities. Any questions call Randi Litchy at 701-499-6089.
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These programs are for children with special needs ages 5-21. They offer recreational opportunities that encourage social interaction through field trips, picnics, games and more. Any questions call Randi Litchy at 701-499-6089.
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Mixed Media: A little of everything-drawing, painting, printmaking, and more.
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This new practice facility located between the Buccaneer Field House and the Athletic Center will become a new home for the Charleston Southern men's and women's golf teams. It will combine a 5,000 square foot practice green and five tee boxes located around the facility.
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empty house
March 30, 2010
it's just me home this evening. paul and tally and percy are at his parents at present. it just feels too weird. it also feels like i should be doing my best imitation of a whirling dervish about the house getting a billion and one tasks done while there is time and space. however the muscular back lash from the crash has pretty much siezed up the right side of my neck and shoulder- i can barely turn my head let alone do house work or gardening… or wash the blood off the car. i'm typing leaning over in a "lurch" sort of hunch. pain killers help but i'm saving them for when i go to bed and try to sleep. sook, sook, sook… i'm so mad at myself for having the accident in the first place, now i have limited patience for my slow recovery.
car crash
March 28, 2010
i'm an idiot, idiot, idiot, idiot, I-DI-OT!
on friday afternoon, on the way to pick paul up form the train station i managed to put our car in the path of an oncoming one and crunch up the front of it. i blacked out and bleed all over the place from a big cut on my head but thank everyone and anyone you want to percy and tally, strapped in their seats in the back, were unharmed. sometimes luck can be with you- so while not being a car sandwich would have been better the first person to pull up was a ambulance officer. nice. the second was first aid trained. nice.
i haven't recalled memories of the actual impact or for a short while afterwards yet. who wants to remember that sort of thing?
while i got a spiffy ambulance trip to st george hospital poor paul had to walk percy and tally home. i only thought about it much later but that would have been an absolutely horrific situation to have to deal with; bleeding, babbling wife and two babies to get safely home. paul has been a complete hero and looked after us all admirably. so i'm off in the ambulance, he can't come with me, he's been told he's not allowed to take the children's seats out of our car, he's wrapped his good work shirt around tally because he was only in a nappy (remember i thought i was popping out for five minutes to the train station and back), blood on his face, gamely trudging home. on a plus side my parents were down for the weekend because it was percy's thrid birthday. poor munchkin, her party was shelved. we'll just have to have a super enormous 4th birthday party to make up for it. so my mum and dad were able to take over lots of babysitting.
and now i feel like a lie down… back later…
damn i just added to this but lost it all in haste. i don't feel like writing it again. sorry. maybe later.
day one
March 25, 2010
post sleep school
here's how the night went:
6:35pm into cot after usual bed time routine. one return visit to assure he was still ok and loved, with very short pat
6:45pm asleep by himself! (probably helped that he'd been up for four hours previously and had had a big day)
10:38pm woke, had 40mls dream feed of formula, change nappy (unecessary as it was dry), back into cot, asleep by himself within 4 minutes,
11:55pm woke, paul and i took turns shushing him and patting him and also picking him up when he really howled for 40 minutes. gave a small drink of water- no effect. kept shushing and patting finally paul had him quiet in his arms and when he lay down he didn't cry any more and went to sleep; at 1:50am. i think this might have been a bit of a cheat as he was as good as asleep in pauls arms and we're not to rock him to sleep any more.
6:15am up for the day.
i say not too bad for the first night. i will call our sleep school place later and get her feedback too.
lovely gorgeous boy bounced for an hour in the shopping trolley this morning as i did the shopping and possibly wore himself out. at 9:20am, upon returning home he went into his cot with a little burble and i haven't heard from him since.
gosh it would be so nice to have long periods of uninterrupted sleep again. the return of a normal life??!!
sleep school
March 25, 2010
we bit the (rather expensive) bullet today and took tally to "sleep school." seems to be working already. let's see how the whole night goes before we proclaim the value.
see you sans baggy eyes in the morning!
side sleeping
March 8, 2010
tally has started to sleep on his side. just yesterday and today. he seems to roll himself back to his back because that's where he is when i see him later but it's cute to see him lieing on his side with his face snuggled close to roco (his sleeping buddy/toy.)
in general we may have turned a corner in the last five days in regards to tally sleeping. he's definately doing more of it and for longer stretches. hope i haven't jinxed it now!
percy saying "good bye" to things
March 5, 2010
percy says good bye to many things. the park and the trees when we leave, to the house when we are going out, to her bike when she gets off, to people, to shops. it's nice.
the other day we were pulling out of the driveway as percy listed off her good byes, all well and good. then she pipped "good bye dead cat." huh wha..!?
"percy, do you mean pi?" we ask
" yes" comes the reply, "he's dead now."
oh my, did we laugh. tho it was a bit macabre too.
a smoking example
March 5, 2010
what is it with health care workers and smoking? i had occasion to visit both sutherland hospital and kareena private hospital this morning, during this hour or so i saw six or seven staff outside having a puff. it just seems such an odd juxtaposition that workers in this industry indulge in this life threatening activity. i mean i hate all smokers regardless of their employment status or type but this just seems so weird to me. perhaps they've seen so much ill-health and death they have become immune to their own fragility.
even worse i suppose is the handful of people that are constantly congregated outside the missenden road entrance to RPA, in gowns, with tubes and drips and bags and bandages, puffing away too.


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Neo-liberalism as a Transnational Phenomenon:
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Legitimacy and Transnationality in Latin America:
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Dislocations. Space anddiscourseinthe work of threecontemporary Latin American migrants authors
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Mara List-Avner
The relations between Peru, Chile and their Jewish communities and the State of Israel
from the Six Days war to the Yom Kippur war
Maya Shorer-Kaplan
New Patterns and Trends in Jewish Latin- American Migration:
Jewish Uruguayans in Uruguay, in Israel , and in the World
Fabian Glagovsky
New identities, new curriculum:
The case of the Scholem Aleijem School and Argentine Jewry after globalization
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Narrative space:
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Return or primordial entrance to judaism?
frontier identities between Latin American immigrants in Israel (1990-2008)
Orly Haimovich
Positive and negative imaging?
Media Representations of Israel and Diaspora Jewish Communities in Argentina, Mexico and Venezuela
Bat-Ami Artzi
How can we interpret feminine imagery in Pre-Columbian Art from the southern part of the Central Andes, 800 BC-1500 AD?


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The Bowes Museum holds one of the largest public collections of Spanish paintings in Britain, including works by renowned artists like El Greco and Goya.
This outstanding Collection includes more than 80 paintings, with representative examples from the Schools of Madrid, Toledo and Seville, among others. However, the School of Madrid is by far the strongest numerically.
In addition to the exceptional amount of artworks, the Collection offers a broad overview on Spanish art, featuring paintings from the 15th century to the 19th century, thus covering a period of about four centuries.
The majority of these paintings were acquired by John and Joséphine Bowes between 1862 and 1863 from the collection of the Countess de Quinto in Paris, through the art dealer Benjamin Gogué. This collection was formed in Spain by the Conde de Quinto after the dissolution of the ecclesiastical institutions – known as Desamortización – carried out by the Government from 1835 to 1837.
Francisco Javier de Quinto y Cortés (1810-1860) was a leading politician, Director of the Museo de la Trinitad in Madrid, and member of the Royal Court. His friendship with the Queen Maria Cristina of the Two Sicilies led to his transfer to Paris, following the Queen in exile, in 1854.
It is not possible to present here in detail the variety, quality and complexity of the Bowes' Collection. Nevertheless, the following small selection of paintings in the Collection can give a sense of the authentic treasure held in the Museum.
The two notable panels depicted by Juan de Borgoña (c. 1470–1536) represent the 'Fathers' of the Church, Saint Jerome and Saint Ambrose, Saint Augustine and Saint Gregory. The glowing colour of the ecclesiastical dresses stands out from the golden background, showing the artist's notorious skill in depicting costumes. The artist was mainly active in Toledo, apart from a short period he spent in Italy. Trained in the Hispano-Flemish tradition, he became one of the leading painters in the first decades of the 16th century, introducing the Renaissance style in central Spain.
Another remarkable painting is the Still-life with Asparagus, Artichokes, Lemons and Cherries by the little-known artist Blas de Ledesma (active 1604-1614). He had been a pioneer of the still-life genre (bodegón) at the beginning of the 17th century, in Granada. In this painting, the artist demonstrates his ability in rendering the formality of the composition and the geometrical order of the objects, observing them from different perspectives.
Finally, the outstanding portrait of Mariana of Austria, Queen of Spain by Claudio Coello shows the Queen in her widowhood, after the death of her husband Philip IV. The Queen (1634-1696) is depicted by the artist in a natural pose and dressed as a nun, according to the traditional custom in fashion in the Habsburg family. The sobriety of her dress is visibly in contrast with the rich and elegantly decorated curtain behind her. Claudio Coello (1642-1693) was principal royal painter and is considered the last great master of Baroque painting in Madrid.
By Bernadette Petti, Assistant Curator of Fine Art


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We've decided to start a Twitter account for CASA Lib: @casalib. We will be using this account to post news, updates and tips about CASA Lib. Please feel free to direct questions, complaints, bugs or suggestions to the account. We will be monitoring the account closely and hope to have a good dialog with users.
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Written by Aaron Clinger on March 29th, 2010
CASA Lib AS3 Release 1.3.0
Written by Aaron Clinger on March 29th, 2010
It took longer than expected, but there is finally a new release of CASA Lib for AS3. This release adds stability, improvements and a lot of great new features. Some of my favorite changes are the new class LoadItemUtil which creates a CASA load item based on the file path, the additions to GroupLoad to make it more versatile and the modifications to AlignUtil and Distrubution to use DisplayObjectUtil's new
getOffsetPosition method to be able to properly align DisplayObjects that have been scaled or whose registration point is not at 0, 0.
This release and all future releases will include a SWC archive file along with the full class source for those who prefer SWCs over class libraries.
CASA Lib AS3 Release 1.2.1
Written by Aaron Clinger on September 6th, 2009
We've released a new minor version of CASA Lib for ActionScript 3. This release addresses bugs and documentation errors present in the 1.2.0 release.
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SilkTest vs. Visual Test
SilkTest Questions and Anwsers
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138. SilkTest vs. Visual Test
It really depends on what you are testing. For complex web sites (pages not
In general, Visual Test is new to the web browser game. If it is a Win32 app
that you are testing, VT is *much* faster than Silk and the code compiles down
to a binary file that can easily be put on diffrent test systems. This is a
*big* plus for Visual Test.
SilkTest will make the declaration file for you, so this saves allot of time.
In VT, you have to make the declarations yourself, but if the product isn't
huge, this isn't a big deal.
SilkTest also is great a capturing text on a page (either web or Win32 based).
VT, last I checked, lacked this function. It is a useful function for
SilkTest also has a nice verification function that it makes (a few keystokes
and it's done). Real easy to change some of the hardcoded data here with data
from a text file or other place. Nice for doing report verification where the
layout is the same, but the data is diffrent.
Cost is another big issue. SilkTest is low in price, Silk quite high.
So, again, it depends on your needs, what and how you will be testing it.
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A rainy wedding day only added the romance of Holly and Richard's I Do's. Sam and Rob from Dutcher Photography took overcast skies and turned them into something wedding photo dreams are made of. And speaking of dreams… Holly and Richard actually met because of a nap! More about that from Sam of Dutcher Photography below…
From the Photographer:
THEY MET BECAUSE OF A NAP… That's right, you heard me. A nap. Holly + Richard had never met before a mutual friend of theirs invited them both out, and then decided to go take a nap (there's a longer story there, but she tells it better), leaving the two of them alone to get to know each other. Once their friend woke back up, she found that Holly + Richard were still chatting away, having a great time. Richard ended up asking Holly to go on a date with him the following evening to Bonfyre (famously, Richard said while she wasn't the first date he'd taken to Bonfyre, he was really happy that she would be the last), and the rest is history!
Holly + Richard celebrated their love story at the Madison Central Library, and one of my favorite moments of the day was seeing Richard tear up as Holly and her Dad walked down the aisle towards him.
It was a beautiful, chilly, and special day, and such an amazing honor to spend it with two very cool people and their family and friends, celebrating their commitment to each other!
Wedding Date: April 29, 2017
Ceremony & Reception Venue: Madison Central Library
Photographer: Dutcher Photography
Wedding Dress: Vera's House of Bridals
Catering: Bunky's Catering
Rings: Chalmer's Jewelers
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The Broncos surely want to try to let Peyton Manning retire with one more Super Bowl ring. But how can they do that when Manning greatly decreases their chances at winning a Super Bowl?
It's never easy to decide that your time in the NFL is over. For every Jim Brown and Barry Sanders who stepped away while the game still had bountiful things to offer them, there are dozens of players who find it difficult to deal with the fact that they're no longer players. Brett Favre's dive into self-parody with his multiple retirements was a certain kind of story overkill, but it was also an example of how a person who has defined himself through the lens of football can feel utterly lost when that lens closes for good.
Is that lens closed for good for Peyton Manning? We're not entirely sure yet, but after passing Favre as the NFL's all-time passing yardage leader on Sunday, Manning put his Broncos in the place they've really been approaching all year: the difficult position of having to tell one of the greatest and most determined players of all time that his best game simply isn't good enough anymore. Manning's performance against the Chiefs was incomprehensibly bad, even for a player who had been performing well under his standards all season—five completions in 20 attempts for 35 yards, no touchdowns, four picks and a 0.0 quarterback rating. That marked his worst rating since a 41–6 disaster against the Dolphins in 2001, when the young Manning completed 19 of 32 passes for 173 yards, no touchdowns and three picks. Back then, there weren't any questions about Manning's future; only how he could best overcome his sometimes toxic hyper-competitiveness and stay within the game. Manning's father Archie once told me that he wished his most prominent quarterbacking son had a better sense of performance amnesia, something that his brother Eli seems to have in spades.
Certainly, when it comes to his 2015 season, Peyton Manning probably wishes for the kind of amnesia that could wipe the whole season away. He leads the league with 17 interceptions. Among qualifying quarterbacks, only Colin Kaepernick's opponent-adjusted metrics were worse entering Week 10, and Manning's will probably dip below Kaepernick's after this latest debacle is added to the mix. Kaepernick, of course, has been benched for Blaine Gabbert, which is about as low as things can go.
• BANKS: Week 10 Snaps on the Patriots–Giants classic, disaster in Dallas
Manning will be benched for Broncos backup Brock Osweiler, though according to coach Gary Kubiak, that decision has far more to do with Manning's plantar fasciitis, a foot injury that is merely the latest in a series of physical maladies that have affected his game. That's why Manning won't start against the Bears next Sunday, but fresh off a 29–13 loss that dropped the Broncos to 7–2, one has to wonder if the Broncos' coaching staff views this injury as an unexpected relief.Denver's focus for now is getting Manning healthy, but the larger goal is clear and inevitable. The Broncos clearly want to find a way to let Manning go out as a winner. A champion. One of the all-time greats. At the same time, they have the best defense in football—a valuable property that doesn't tend to last from season to season—and they can't waste it at the altar of what Manning used to be.
Because as much as Kubiak desperately wants to paint this as Manning's latest injury and something that can be pushed past with time, it really isn't. Manning was bad at the end of last season, and this season, he's been absolutely brutal. You can look at the tape of every single game and find not only the dying ducks and heinous overthrows that have marked his game for nearly a full season now, but also a truly puzzling litany of bad reads and horrid throws into obvious coverage traps. It's not likely that Manning's famed football acumen has diminished; rather, this is a clear example of a player whose mind is telling his body to do things that his body simply can't anymore.
• FARRAR: Arians's brilliant call seals victory for surging Arizona
"I didn't play well, I had a bad game and I'm not sure what else you can say about that," he said Sunday. "Whether it was because of my injuries or my poor decision making, I tend to lean on the poor decision making and some bad throws. I had some underthrows to some guys, so I wish I would have played better."
It was an honest assessment, and one we've heard from Manning more in recent weeks than ever before. That's one thing that can be said, no matter what: Manning will not lean on his injuries, or any dropped passes or blown blocks, to excuse his own limitations. He has to know in the depths of his soul that this thing he's done at an insanely great level for more than half his life is betraying him, bit by bit at first, and then in huge chunks.
Kubiak, an NFL quarterback with the Broncos from 1983 through 1991, knows the drill better than most. He was a career backup whose talent never remotely touched the levels set by Manning or his current boss, John Elway. But Kubiak does have a sensitivity to this situation that puts him in an impossible situation. As much as he wants to support the greatest quarterback he's ever coached, he's also smart enough to realize that quarterback doesn't exist anymore. Thus, he probably shouldn't have trotted Manning out there against the Chiefs in the first place.
"I trust players, especially veteran players, but it wasn't like he didn't [practice]," Kubiak said right after the game. "He did practice on Friday. I watched him practice Friday. I watched him make all the plays, all the throws. I felt good coming out of Friday. I guess my point that I'm trying to make is that when Saturday came there was more [weight to the injury], that's when I felt like I should have said, 'Okay, no.'
"That's my point. Guys want to play. That's why he's a great player. That's why he's going to be a Hall of Fame player. They want to compete. They want to do everything they can for their football team, but as a football coach, sometimes you have to say, 'No, I don't think this is the right thing today,' like I said."
The Broncos have two choices when Peyton Manning declares himself healthy and ready to return to action. They can hope he'll catch fire for another game or two, and end his career the way he'd ultimately prefer: with his second Super Bowl ring. Or, they can realize that with Manning as their quarterback, Denver's chances of winning a Super Bowl are between slim and none, and Slim just walked out the door. If that is their ultimate decision, Kubiak and Elway can sit down with Manning as a friend, as a player, as a colleague, as a member of this fraternity of quarterbacks, and tell him the one thing he least wants to hear and most needs to hear: It's time to go.
Few will remember this last season, and those who do remember will chalk it up to age and injuries. People will remember your battles with Tom Brady, your recovery from the injuries in 2011 that would have felled lesser players, the records you set before and after that triumph over your own mortality, the Super Bowl you finally did win after so many heartbreaking postseason failures. But time is the only undefeated opponent—it took both of us out, and it's come calling for you.
Put simply, Peyton, it's time to go with grace.


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A few years ago, while a member of the local fitness club, my path would regularly cross with this lovely older woman. I don't believe I could accurately describe her face, but every time I saw her I thought to myself, "she has the most peace-filled face I have ever seen." I wouldn't say she was super attractive, just that she exuded peace and grace. So much so, I often fought the urge to literally go up to her and tell her.
I never did find the right opportunity to talk with her, but I did make it a goal of mine to work towards looking as peace-filled as she did.
Some of the things I have changed in the past few years which, I feel, have REALLY contributed to my current attitude and expression include:
1. Listening to KLTY radio (94.9 FM) or www.klty.com in the car when we drive to and from our activities as well as playing it all day long in the kitchen. The music is emotional…fun, upbeat, sometimes very thought provoking…and often about God's love and about how special each one of us is in His eyes. Sometimes when I hear my son or daughter singing along I get choked up. I truly believe music can be internalized.
2. I don't read fiction. I always read self-help type books or biographies I can learn from. If I will not become a better version of myself for reading a book/blog/magazine article, I won't take the time to read it. This is not to say there is no value in fiction, just that I prefer to read the above two genres.
3. I know each one of us can make a positive impact on other people so I found a few organizations that allow me to use what I feel are my best qualities to make a difference. In addition, I work in a field where I can support others through a struggle I have also experienced.
For example: Last night a mom joined our parent group whose son relapsed several times in the past week. She had told him he would lose his home if he continued to use past his eighteenth birthday. It was his eighteenth birthday and earlier in the day she caught him [again] in his room using. Her decision to follow her words with action was incredibly emotionally challenging. Sometimes parents need words of encouragement and hugs of support too and I consider it a privilege to work with parents facing these challenges. Likely because I wish I had had somewhere to turn when I was in the situation myself.
4. I work hard everyday to be a present parent (which is never to be confused with a perfect parent). I am concentrating on really hearing my kids, asking questions to understand who they are and how I can best support and encourage them to work towards their God-given potential and purpose in life. I will be the first to admit I haven't always been "present" for my family, even when we are in the same room. Life holds a lot of distractions, so this particular task takes effort and commitment.
I am working on doing the same with my husband…it kinda scares me how often he tells me we've had a conversation twice. I know this is because my mind is elsewhere and that is something I am really not proud of.
5. I workout six days a week and never apologize for it. Physical activity each morning does a number of things for me…it wakes me up, helps keep my stress level at bay, clears my mind and clarifies my thoughts.
6. Without a doubt writing has changed my life. If you have never journaled before I encourage you to try it. Even if no one sees your writing, the act itself is SO cathartic! Expelling thoughts, experiences, worries and triumphs. If not writing, consider drawing or painting or even knitting!
7. I was blessed to be born an optimist. Even if you weren't, I think you can work towards that outlook. Keeping humor in most situations, the ability to laugh at oneself, and a sense of playfulness with your family are key as well.
Although I have yet to achieve that lady's peace-filled expression, she did have about fifteen years on me. I plan to continue the endeavor.
Any thoughts or ideas on additional ways I can work towards my goal?


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Alerts and Updates
Key Ruling for Insurance Companies in Equitable Subrogation Action in U.S. District Court in Florida
August 13, 2012
This recent decision appears to provide valuable guidance for insurance companies that are involved in disputes with their insured during the investigation and claims adjustment and payment processes and who therefore must preserve their rights to subrogation, which rights will not be perfected until the claim is fully and finally settled.
In QBE Insurance Corporation v. Jorda Enterprises, Judge Alan Gold of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida granted summary judgment to HVAC subcontractor Jorda Enterprises Inc., who was insured by The Hartford Insurance Company, in an equitable subrogation action. Insurer QBE sought from Jorda and the Hartford more than $3 million in damages relating to a pipe burst at a luxury condominium building located in Miami, Fla., which coincided with Hurricane Katrina in 2005. (The Hartford and Jorda Enterprises are being represented in the case by Duane Morris Trial Practice Group attorneys Steven Ginsburg and Antony Sanacory of the firm's Atlanta office and Warren Zaffuto of the firm's Miami office.)
The district court found for Jorda on each of three alternative theories: that there was no valid release from the condominium association which permitted the subrogation claim to be brought, the condominium association previously released Jorda in earlier construction litigation when the subrogation claim had not been perfected by payment, and the subrogation claim was barred by res judicata.
The court noted a complete absence of evidence to support several of the factual claims and arguments brought by the plaintiff. It found that the Florida law was clear and that an equitable subrogation claim would work an injustice on Jorda, which made repairs to the property and agreed to forego attorneys' fees and costs in the earlier construction action. The court also found that Jorda raised sufficient grounds to warrant further investigation on whether Rule 11 and § 1927 sanctions are appropriate.
This recent decision appears to provide valuable guidance for insurance companies that are involved in disputes with their insured during the investigation and claims adjustment and payment processes and who therefore must preserve their rights to subrogation, which rights will not be perfected until the claim is fully and finally settled.
Among the lessons to be learned from this case are that insurance companies may want to take early control of evidence and its preservation and later secure all additional evidence at the time of final payment to the insured; properly educate and prepare a representative who can later provide binding testimony for the insurer or secure the cooperation of the insured to do so before paying the claim to insure continued cooperation after final payment has been made; and consider, if not rule out, all potentially contributing causes and responsible parties, so that limitations periods do not later bar sources of recovery. This case also highlights the potential perils of an insured who seeks remedies against third parties and its insurer not participating or controlling parallel litigation so as to prevent later preclusion of recovery opportunities.
For Further Information
If you have any questions about this Alert, please contact Steven D. Ginsburg, Antony L. Sanacory, Warren D. Zaffuto, any member of the Trial Practice Group or the attorney in the firm with whom you are regularly in contact.
Disclaimer: This Alert has been prepared and published for informational purposes only and is not offered, nor should be construed, as legal advice. For more information, please see the firm's full disclaimer.


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The Student Minds® Student Executive Team invites you to attend The Student Minds® 2018 Conference STUDENT WELLBEING MATTERS: Challenges and Ways Forward
The 2017 Student Minds® Conference attendees successfully created a united definition of Student Success which is "To be active, flexible and buoyant in the face of adversity. To strive and thrive in achieving the student's own growth, and individualised goals and to be able to develop graduate capabilities that can be utilised beyond the university setting."
The success of last year's Conference provides a unique opportunity for the 2018 Student Minds® Conference to explore and discuss this year's theme of Student Wellbeing Matters: Challenges and Ways Forward. The Conference is open to researchers, practitioners, educators, students and those in the general public who are interested in Student Wellbeing.
The intent is to facilitate inspirational discussions, share innovative ideas and motivate actions surrounding the factors that with student success, is to nurture an environment which begins with student wellbeing.
There will be speakers from a wide range of backgrounds, along with conversations to examine and reflect on the many factors and considerations contributing to Student Wellbeing. The Conference will provide an exceptional opportunity for attendees to discover and gain an understanding of Student Wellbeing and its challenges; and to have an avenue to convene on ideas of ways forward on how student wellbeing can be further uplifted.
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kat (kat)'s status on Thursday, 11-Jan-2018 09:31:19 UTC kat Was !watching https://youtu.be/TqKfwC70YZI "Accidental Death of an Anarchist" last night. So funny!
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