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The apparel brand now ships to more than 100 countries across its five e-commerce sites.
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The online sales world just got wider for apparel brand Perry Ellis International Inc. The U.S.-based retailer today announced it will offer international shipping on all its e-commerce sites.
The brand, which sells online via e-commerce sites perryellis.com, originalpenguin.com, rafaellasportswear.com, cubavera.com and candccalifornia.com, now ships to more than 100 countries, including Canada, Australia, Mexico, Japan and many others across North and South America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
The retailer, which says the selection of countries it ships to varies for each web site, is using FiftyOne Global Ecommerce for help in taking and delivering international orders. Perry Ellis is the latest in a string of recent deals the vendor has made with retailers to help them sell online overseas. Just last week, FiftyOne announced a deal with Ann Inc., which operates e-commerce sites AnnTaylor.com and Loft.com. The company also announced contracts with upscale department store Neiman Marcus in November and Tommy Bahama in July.
To use the service, a foreign shopper chooses her country at the top of the home page. When she goes to check out, it shows her the total price for her order in her local currency along with all fees including shipping, handling and VAT, or value added tax, the equivalent of sales tax. It also notifies her of when she can expect her order to arrive and the shipping provider.
For example, a pair of men's loafers going to Australia that cost 82.20 Australian dollars (U.S. $85.43) should arrive in six-to-10 business days via DHL and will cost a total of 102.60 Australian dollars (U.S. $ 106.63) when fees, taxes and delivery charges are included. Using FiftyOne, Perry Ellis sites can accept more than 60 currencies via Visa, MasterCard, PayPal, American Express and China UnionPay, a large payment card network in China.
Perry Ellis ships packages headed for foreign destinations to FiftyOne's U.S. hub in Columbus, OH, using the same carrier it would for a domestic order. FiftyOne takes assembles the necessary customs documents and ships the order to the global shopper. As well as managing currency conversions, payment processing and customs clearance and brokerage, FiftyOne also offers international fraud management and logistics, it says.
To promote its global shipping, each Perry Ellis site offered free international shipping on orders of U.S. $150 and more through yesterday.
"Having this system in place allows us as a company to continue our mission to consistently innovate, create and revolutionize the way we communicate and interact with our ever-growing consumer base," says Oscar Feldenkreis, president of Perry Ellis International. "In an increasingly global marketplace, we don't want to settle for being competitive; we want to be pioneers of new channels of distribution and new methods of marketing. This initiative opens the doors for many inventive ideas we have up our fashionable sleeves."
Ann Inc. is No. 92 in the Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide. Neiman Marcus is No. 41.

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Big Machine, Entercom Strike Royalty Deal
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Entercom Communications Corp. has agreed to pay terrestrial broadcast radio royalties to artists signed with Big Machine Label Group. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Big Machine's artist roster includes Tim McGraw, Rascal Flatts and Taylor Swift, among others. Intercom has 111 radio stations in 23 U.S. markets, including Boston, Denver, San Francisco, and Seattle. In June Clear Channel announced an agreement to pay sound recording performance royalties to Big Machine artists. As part of the deal, Clear Channel distributes a percentage of music advertising revenue to the label for digital and terrestrial broadcasts. (9/20)


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A spicy beef and bean filling is all bundled up in a south-of-the-border burrito.
Garnish with fresh cilantro.
Serve with fresh mango slices, melon slices or pineapple chunks.
This winning recipe was created by Becky Fuller of Westmont, Illinois, for a national recipe contest.
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Costelloe, Céire, Montgomery, A., Redmond, N., Fletcher, M., Hollinghurst, S., Peters, T. and Hay, A. (2011) Medicine dosing by weight in the home: Can parents accurately weigh preschool children? A method comparison study. Archives of Disease in Childhood, 96 (12). pp. 1187-1190. ISSN 0003-9888 Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/15664
Hollinghurst, S., Redmond, N., Costello, C., Montgomery, A., Fletcher, M., Peters, T. and Hay, A. (2008) Paracetamol plus ibuprofen for the treatment of fever in children (PITCH): Economic evaluation of a randomised controlled trial. British Medical Journal, 337 (a1490). pp. 1-8. ISSN 1756-1833 Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/5220
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Hay, A., Redmond, N. and Fletcher, M. (2006) Antipyretic drugs for children. British Medical Journal (BMJ), 333 (7557). pp. 4-5. ISSN 0959-8138 Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/4084
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Fletcher, M., Farrimond, J., Powell, B., Shatford, S., Horseman, W., Redmond, N. and Hay, A. (2007) Using protocol deviations to improve practice in paediatric clinical trials. In: RCN International Research Conference, Caird Hall, Dundee, 4th May, 2007. Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/4819
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October 2010 Indie Next List
"This is a spellbinding novel about friendship, honesty and race relations in Mississippi. The two main characters, Silas Jones and Larry Ott are childhood friends who have been separated by circumstance and time. Now, adults, they are thrust in each other's path again when a girl goes missing and the past must be confronted. A thriller as well as a character study, this powerful and redemptive novel, reminiscent of Dennis Lehane and Attica Locke, is unforgettable."
— Tova Beiser, Brown University Bookstore, Providence, RI
Tom Franklin's extraordinary talent has been hailed by the leading lights of contemporary literature Philip Roth, Richard Ford, Lee Smith, and Dennis Lehane. Reviewers have called his fiction "ingenious" (USA Today) and "compulsively readable" (Memphis Commercial Appeal). His narrative power and flair for character-ization have been compared to the likes of Harper Lee, Flannery O'Connor, Elmore Leonard, and Cormac McCarthy.
Now the Edgar Award-winning author returns with his most accomplished and resonant novel so far an atmospheric drama set in rural Mississippi. In the late 1970s, Larry Ott and Silas "32" Jones were boyhood pals. Their worlds were as different as night and day: Larry, the child of lower-middle-class white parents, and Silas, the son of a poor, single black mother. Yet for a few months the boys stepped outside of their circumstances and shared a special bond. But then tragedy struck: Larry took a girl on a date to a drive-in movie, and she was never heard from again. She was never found and Larry never confessed, but all eyes rested on him as the culprit. The incident shook the county and perhaps Silas most of all. His friendship with Larry was broken, and then Silas left town.
More than twenty years have passed. Larry, a mechanic, lives a solitary existence, never able to rise above the whispers of suspicion. Silas has returned as a constable. He and Larry have no reason to cross paths until another girl disappears and Larry is blamed again. And now the two men who once called each other friend are forced to confront the past they've buried and ignored for decades.
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"A ripping good mystery, this novel also has depth and a subtle literary side, as the local area comes to life through the writer's cinematic descriptive phrases and a large and colorful cast of supporting characters. Highly recommended."
-Library Journal (starred review)
"A new Tom Franklin novel is always a reason to get excited, but Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter is more—a cause for celebration. What a great novel by a great novelist."
-Dennis Lehane
"Long after the other 75 novels of suspense you've read this year merge in your memory, you'll vividly recall this novel. Franklin has written not just a thriller of the first order, but a very fine novel, indeed."
-Richard Russo
"Beautiful writing, a spot-on sense of place, wickedly funny dialogue, and an emotionally potent story charge this highly original, literary crime offering from master stylist Tom Franklin."
-George Pelecanos
"A masterful performance, deftly rendered and deeply satisfying. For days on end, I woke with this story on my mind."
-David Wroblewski
"[A] terrific new novel….If you're looking for a smart, thoughtful novel that sinks deep into a Southern hamlet of the American psyche, Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter is your next book."
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My friends at InStyle magazine are booking some shimmery beauty into their latest issues. Michelle Dockery — Lady Mary Crawley on "Downton Abbey," rocks the glitz and glam in a photo shoot. The photo at left is from InStyle.
This year promises some sparking style with a big dose of shine — it's been around for a while, and it's not going anywhere — so keep those sparkling duds handy.
At Huffington Post, the fashionistas are into shine and much more. They suggest black and white will stay on the runway and peplum is peppering our styles as are ruffles, stripes, exposed lingerie, (not for this girl), big jewelry and lower heels. Lower heels? Again — not on this girl.
Shine on, ladies!
Pam Parker is the editor of Lake Erie LifeStyle, Her Times and House to Home at the Erie Times-News in Erie, Pa. She is the mom of three, stepmom to three and step-grandmom to one.


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I love coffee. Sometimes I just drink it too much. I've searched Iherb website for coffee substitutes, and found a product called ChagaWhite. It cost a whole lot. More about it later on. I didn't really search more info about Chaga, before I made my order. When I started to write this review, I went to Google to search more about it. Soon I discovered that is a very familiar mushroom to me (called pakurikääpä here in Finland). Chaga is very nutritious and it has been chosen here as the best natural herb of year 2013. Chaga isn't cheap, and it pretty much explains why the ChagaWhite product has so high price. Package says that it contains 48 servings (one teaspoon), but I usually use two teaspoons (or it's too mild for my taste). Making price per serving pretty darn high. Chaga doesn't blend too well. So, you need to stir it every now and then. I don't use sugar with my coffee, but I do use sweetener (Monk Fruit) with ChagaWhite, and a splash of milk. (Even thought ChagaWhite has dried organic milk). Chaga white also contains organic purple maca root, organic vanilla powder and organic cinnamon powder.How about the taste? More I drink, the more I like it. Taste is something between hot chocolate and coffee. Vanilla and cinnamon adds nice winter feel to whole drink. If price is not an issue this is well worth trying!
Chaga White is Fabulous!
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I had to give up my favorite teas and Chai was at the top of my favs.... due to Adrenal issues. This is fantastic drink, I sweeten it with Stevia and add a bit of heavy cream and it's full of nutrition and doesn't whip my adrenals but feeds them what they need! A true blessing! Calgary
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5190542742172598674发表于 9月 15, 2014
Хотела купить что-то полезное на замену кофе, понравился отзыв на этот продукт. Каково же было мое разочарование, когда я заварила себе чашку этого напитка - вкус грибного бульона с корицей. Я не знаю насчёт полезности, но пить я это не могу, жалею о выкинутых деньгах ((((
Tastes fine
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I am now starting my days with Chaga White rather than a black tea and it tastes fine and is a hearty drink. You can add milk to it (or sweetener) but it is also very enjoyable just as it is. The cinnamon and vanilla addition are lovely.
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too expensive and tastes horrible! also doesn't dissolve in water at all! won't order again...yuck!
Awesome stuff!
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I orginally bought this at a local health food store at $45! I LOVED it, but wasn't happy at the thought of spending so much for another 5 oz jar. Was THRILLED to find it on iherb for $10 less! And the free shipping was a bonus! Will be buying it again from iherb!!
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Calvin brings international conference to Grand Rapids
Calvin College hopes "Q Commons" inspires community leaders to learn and consider how to advance the common good in Grand Rapids.
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In the 12 years since The Mayborn Literary Nonfiction Conference made its debut, we've seen quite a few faces come and go. Here's what some of the members of "the tribe" have been up to since they last graced our summer stage.
One week before conference alum Kevin Fedarko returns to the 2013 Mayborn Literary Nonfiction Conference, The Dallas Morning News has great things to say for the author's literary journey through the Grand Canyon.


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Emery County Sheriff Lamar Guymon said, "Easter weekend went pretty well in the county. We counted in a square mile area surrounding the Buckhorn Reservoir, 198 campers and an estimated 1,000 people in that area. There were a few violations for people going off-route with their ATVs. We had the suicide of a young Colorado woman in Green River at a motel.
"There were four reported ATV accidents with injuries that warranted a trip to the hospital. These accidents occured near Green River, Box Flat and the Buckhorn Reservoir.
"Most of the people were pretty good and exercised caution. There was one DUI arrest on the desert.
"All of our available personnel were on patrol on the desert and we feel that acts as a deterrent and also makes the deputies accessible in the event of an accident.
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Get expanding foam and inject it under the tub through the openings you have. I use a piece of clear plastic hose as an extension to the nozzle on the foam can.
: My ex-plumber installed a Jacuzzi Lusso whirlpool bath for me by simply caulking the four factory-installed, four-inch square leveling feet to my cement bathroom floor. Because the plywood base on which the tub and motor sits was not set in plaster, mortar, or structural foam (as stated at the time of the estimate and in the tub's installation instruction), my warranty is no longer valid. He refuses to stand behind his work and I am seeking legal retribution. Every plumber I have talked to tells me that because the 5 ft. tub is placed in a tight 5 ft. alcove and there is little access, they cannot guarantee that the tub will be fit for resetting and a new tub may have to be reset. Short of having the tub taken out and reset - which would not only involve new tile, wall, and paint touchup and possibly a new tub - what can I do to provide structurally sound support for the base? The dimensions are 5ft. x 32in. As mentioned,the platform is supported by four feet - 2 are 2 1/2" and 2 are 1" above the subfloor. There is no access to the tub at all except through the removable service panel and an opening for the faucet/shower pipes. Include specific product names if possible. Thank you.
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FERRON - Robert William Owens, 96, passed on Sept. 2, 2007. "Bob" was born Oct. 20, 1910 in Search Light Nev. to Charlie W. Owens and Bessie A. (Wees) Owens.
He married Esther B. Bradley Sept. 1, 1933 in St. George, Utah. After Esther's passing in 1986, he married his childhood friend Hazel P. Canova Staley on Oct. 20, 1990 in Ferron, Utah.
Bob Owens "Granddad" - his compassionate loving personality touched the lives of untold numbers of people across his nearly 97 years. From taking a wayward soul home from work at the Sheriff's Office, to time spent mentoring children (whether his or not), life long friends were made and lives were changed by this man.
Among his many hobbies and interests, music was ever-present. He started in the Fifth Street Grammar School band, and continued into the Las Vegas High School, Hellderado and Las Vegas Police Bands. He was a wonderful "Cowboy Crooner," making at least one record and spent untold hours singing to friends, children, and grandchildren.
His employment over the years included working in a Las Vegas dairy to help support his family, Las Vegas Police Department and Clark County Sheriff's Office. At his retirement in 1963, he had been the Clark County Under-Sheriff for 15 years, and had spent 26 years in law enforcement.
He had an abundant love for animals through his entire life, always ready to bring home a stray and nurse it back to health. He was always willing to take his self-taught veterinarian skills to a neighbor's house to help at any time of the night. Wherever he was, he always kept beehives (at one point they numbered more than 150 hives).
He spent many years working with cattle and horses in Southern Utah and the Arizona strip. During the World War II era, the War Department requested that he continue to raise honey, hogs, cattle, and horses rather than enlist.
During the late 50's he owned and operated a 1,500 head hog farm and in 1963 bought a ranch in Pahrump, Nev., where he could better manage up to 500 head of cattle and horses on more than 395,000 acres in the Wheeler Peak area.
Children and grandchildren were raised in the saddle on these ranches including Kaye and Racayle, who Granddad would actually strap into the saddle for safekeeping.
In 1969, he bought a ranch in Ferron, Utah where he spent the rest of his life. A visit to the Owens farm over the years was always an adventure that might include peacocks, eagles, gila monsters, tortoises, coyotes, and all numbers of exotic animals.
Granddad was a survivor of many injuries, years of hard work and even fallout from the Mercury Test Site that was 60 miles from his mountain ranch. But early Sunday morning he let all of us go, and went on to be with Grammy.
He is survived by his wife; Hazel P. Owens; sister; Betty Teets of Sonora, Calif.. children; James R. (Shirley) Owens of Cedar City, Utah, and David F. (Sharon) Owens of Ferron, Utah, stepchildren; David A. Staley of Spokane, Wash. , and Geraldine H. Hannah of Cedar City, Utah; 20 grandchildren; 51 great-grandchildren; 16 great-great-grandchildren.
He is preceded in death by his first wife, Esther B. Owens; brothers, Willard F. Owens and Charlie A. Owens; sisters, Jospehine Owens and Charlotte Owens; daughter, Atha M. Reed and granddaughter, Racayle L. Dickenson.
Funeral services were Thurs. Sept. 6, 2007 at the Ferron Blue Hills Wardhouse, 35 West 200 North at 11 a.m. Viewings were held Sept. 5, from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary, 710 North Center Street, Castle Dale, Utah, and from 9:30-10:30 a.m. immediately preceding the services. Interment will be in the Ferron City Cemetery, under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
SUNNYSIDE- Our loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, Lydia Escandon Palacios, age 74, passed away peacefully Sept. 11, 2007 in Salt Lake City.
She was born April 19, 1933 in Columbia to John and Carmen Fernandez Escandon.
Married Manuel Palacios Dec. 13, 1952 in Price.
Lydia was a selfless and dedicated mother and wife. She was dearly loved by her husband Manuel. Lydia was the first queen of the Mexican Lodge. She was an active member of the Good Shepherd Catholic Church where she was a member of the women's society and named woman of the year in 1994. She enjoyed bowling and Saturday night bingo.
Her passion was crocheting for her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. She loved playing the organ and working in her flower garden. She will be dearly missed by her family and a community of friends. The family would like to thank the staff at the Neuro Critical Care Unit at the University of Utah, and Father Mike Sciumbato.
Survived by her loving husband, Manuel Palacios, Sunnyside; children, Carmen (Frank) Guzman, West Valley; Elizabeth (Van) Constan, Denver; ReNae (Joe) Christman, Price; Juanita (Jim) Daviner, Dublin, Calif.; Andrea (Gary) Hall, Price; Gilbert Palacios, and son Manuel D. Palacios, East Carbon; Toni (Jim) Porter, Kendrick, Idaho; Robyn (Ernie) Valdez, Kearns; siblings, Ricardo Escandon, Bonita, Calif.; Bertha Garcia, Salt Lake City; John Escandon, Chula Vista, Calif.; Lena Martinez, West Jordan; Beatrice Martinez, National City; Lavina Santillan, San Diego, Calif.; Louise Escandon, Price; Carlos Escandon, Buenos Aires, Argentina; Andrew Konakis, Price; 15 grandchildren, Randy, Lydia, Steve, William, Frank Jr., Michelle, Jessica, Kristine, Lawrence Jr., Anthony, Cassie-Jo, Manuel D., Joey, Dustin, Sal; eight great-grandchildren, James, November, Harley, Ellie, Ethan G., Ethan T., Manuel G., Dalton; numerous nephews, nieces, cousins, and aunts.
Preceded in death by her son Thomas; parents, John and Carmen Escandon; two sisters, Marine Konakis and Eva Gonzales.
Funeral Mass, Tues., Sept. 18, 2007, 11 a.m. Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Vigil service, Monday evening 7 p.m. at the church in East Carbon. Family was at the church Monday and Tuesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
In lieu of flowers the family suggest donations to the Good Shepherd parish in East Carbon.
Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home.
ORANGEVILLE-Brandon Phillips age 24, was born June 6, 1983, in Payson, Utah, the first of three children born to Jamie and Sheila Phillips. When Brandon was 3 years old, they moved to Orangeville, where he grew up and attended Cottonwood Elementary, San Rafael Junior High, and Emery High School.
Brandon loved the outdoors especially fishing with his son at Pete's Hole and Joe's Valley. In fact, if you asked him, he was the "Professional Fisherman".
He also enjoyed snowboarding up Huntington Canyon as well as 4-wheeling and mud-bogging. Brandon loved his dad's cooking, and the "The Simpson's" was his favorite television show. He will always be remembered as a real "Simpson's" fanatic. He was a great dad to his son and loved being with him.
He was preceded in death by his great-grandfather, J.C. Evans; great-grandparents, Perry and Pauline Snow and Leola and Ray Conover; and an uncle, Ray Snow.
He is survived by his parents, Jamie and Sheila Phillips, of Orangeville; two sisters: Camille and Casandra Phillips, of Orangeville; one son: Gage Phillips, age 5, also of Orangeville; paternal grandmother: Deann Neugebauer, of Tucson, Ariz.; great-grandmother: Lucille Evans, of Salem, Utah; step-grandfather: Harlen Neugebauer, of Yuma, Ariz.; grandfather; Richard Phillips, of Provo; grandparents; Paul and Emilee Snow, of Ferron; uncle; Shane Neugebauer of Provo; aunt Michelle Marononi, of Tucson, Ariz.; uncle Greg Snow, of Ferron; and numerous cousins and friends.
Brandon will be remembered as a man who lived life to the fullest and loved his family.
A memorial service was held on Sat., Sept. 15, 2007 at 10 a.m. at the Orangeville, LDS Church - 45 West 100 South, under the direction of Fausett Mortuary, Castle Dale, Utah.
PRICE- Our loving father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, and friend, John Prazen, age 93, passed away unexpectedly Sept. 12, 2007 in Orem.
He was born April 14, 1914 in Scofield, Utah to Frank and Anna Volle Prazen. Married Mary Pauline Sunter, March 3, 1935 in Green River; she passed away Nov. 18, 1995.
John had a hard early childhood and the coal camps forged his strength and character. He learned to blacksmith by standing on a box and swinging a hammer at 4 years old.
John entered the coal mines at 13, working in three foot coal seams. Through need and ability he developed into one hell of a welder and a self made mechanical engineer. All you had to do was explain the problem, and John would build the answer. Some of his inventions are still used in the industry today, like the belt winder he created out of a used car engine and other items of scrap, or the tandem axle he developed with his brother Frank.
John solved problems, worked hard and provided for his family. They knew he loved them and "daddy was there". His motto was summed up as, "Always give the boss your best for your pay, learn something every day, never leave things less than you found them, and dance a polka every chance you get". John is back with his wife of 60 years now. He is doing what he loves, flipping his welder hood down to build something out of iron, and listening for an accordion so he can dance a polka. He will be dearly missed by those who knew and loved him.
Survived by his daughters, Kathy (Boyd) Evans, Salt Lake City, JoAnne (John) Sharpe, Provo; sister, Carolyn Dugdale, Salt Lake City; brother, Mark Hovat, California; 10 granchildren; 39 great-grandchildren; 13 great-great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by his wife; daughter, Mary Anne Noorda; grandsons, Mark Winn and Rich Colombo Jr.; three brothers and one sister.
Funeral service, Mon, Sept. 17, 2007, 2 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Monday one hour prior to service. Interment, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper.
FERRON-Peter R. Gonzales passed away Sept. 15, 2007, in Ferron, Utah, after 86 years of vigorous living. He was born on Aug. 12, 1921, to Pedro Moreno Gonzales and Ana Reyes. He married Mary Ellen Beveridge on April 10, 1948, in Reno, Nev. Their marriage was solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple on June 1, 1956.
Peter was born on Telegraph Hill in San Francisco, Calif., and raised 38 miles to the south in Mountain View. He was proud of his California heritage and was the first in his family born an American citizen. He told many stories of his family's history and hard times living in Spain that brought them to immigrate to Hawaii and then to the United States.
Peter was baptized a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1955 in Napa, Calif. He loved his church and God, and he served in many positions.
He loved his family, both his own and the large extended family of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews that he grew up with.
Peter was a devoted sports fan. He played basketball and baseball in high school. After high school, he had tryouts in San Jose set up with the Pittsburgh Pirates baseball team, but due to WWII, he enlisted, along with his cousin, in the US Navy where he served on the U.S.S. David W. Taylor as machinist's mate First Class on a destroyer.
After discharge from the Navy, Peter played minor league baseball with the San Francisco Seals for several years. He worked for the Air Force as a civil servant for 27 years, working at many bases in California and Hill Air Force Base in Clearfield, Utah.
He started playing golf when he worked at Hill Field, and he played in many tournaments in Utah and Nevada. He loved the San Francisco 49ers and the St. Louis Cardinals.
He is survived by his daughter, Connie (Russell) Nelson of Ferron; three grandchildren: Valynn Nelson and Jess (Da Shai) Nelson of Ferron; Brenda (Todd) Winder of Malad, Idaho; seven great-grandchildren: Alexis (Brad) Kelley of Idaho Falls, Idaho; Brianna (Matt) Thomas of Logan, Utah; Shayla and Quintan Winder of Malad; Wylie, Wyatt, and Zachary Nelson of Ferron; and one great-great-grandson, Tucker Kelley of Idaho Falls.
He was preceded in death by his wife; parents; two brothers, Ambrose and Manuel; one sister, Josephine; and by four sisters and three brothers who died in infancy.
The family wishes to thank the staff at the Emery County Care and Rehabilitation Center for their care of our dad, grandfather, great-grandfather, and great-great-grandfather.
Funeral services will be held at Ferron Millsite Ward Chapel, 35 West 200 North, on Thurs, Sept, 20, 2007, at 1 p.m. There will be a viewing prior to the services from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at the church. Interment will be at the Ferron City Cemetary under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
CLEVELAND-Vida Lurena Timothy Wall, passed away peacefully Sept. 15, 2007 in Price, Utah. She was born March 30, 1916 in Cleveland, Utah to David Timothy and Alice Lurena Johnson Timothy. Vida attended schools in Elmo, Cleveland, and Huntington. She married Clarence Overland Wall on Dec. 21, 1935. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti Temple on Feb. 19, 1966.
Vida was raised in Cleveland, Utah of Emery County and lived there until 1960 when the family moved to Hiawatha, in Carbon County. She and Clarence became involved with a square dancing group, which brought them much joy and allowed her to travel to many places around the world. Vida was a great sports fan. Her favorite teams were BYU football and the Utah Jazz. She hunted deer and rode a horse most of her life.
She was dearly loved by all her grandchildren who looked forward to celebrating Christmas at her home. She was known for her delicious homemade bread and chocolate chip cookies, her hospitality, and her Sunday dinners. She was a fabulous cook and could easily feed a crowd with little notice.
Vida is survived by her children: Lois (Keven) Jensen of Cleveland, Utah; James (Joan) Wall of Mapleton, Utah; Lynn (Carol) Wall of Bountiful, Utah; David (Arbra) Wall of Mountain Green, Utah; and Wilma (Andy) Barnett of Price, Utah. She often remarked that she couldn't have chosen better spouses for her children, if she'd hand-picked them herself. Vida is the proud matriarch of 27 grandchildren, 89 great-grandchildren, and seven great-great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by both of her parents and all her brothers and sisters and her husband, Clarence who she loved dearly.
The family would like to thank the medical staff at Castleview Hospital and the Park Dale Care Center.
Funeral services will be held Thurs., Sept. 20, 2007 at 11 a.m. at the Cleveland LDS Chapel, with a viewing one hour prior to the service. Bishop Shawn Sitterud officiating. Visitation will be Wed., Sept. 19, 2007 from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary, 680 East 100 South, Price, Utah. Interment will be in the Cleveland City Cemetery, under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
CLEVELAND-Glendon Lynn Johansen, age 77, passed away Sept. 15, 2007 surrounded by his wife of 54 years and his loving family after a nine year battle with cancer. He was born in Cleveland, Utah to Charles A. and Sophia Timothy Johansen, the youngest of nine children. He married Bonnie Lorraine Bishop on Nov. 28, 1953 in Las Vegas, Nev.
Glendon graduated from South Emery High School and later attended Carbon College where he graduated in welding. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He retired from Utah Power and Light Company in 1987. After retiring he worked for the Huntington Cattleman's association, he was a true cowboy. Glendon spent the remainder of his life living his passion, his farm, and his livestock.
He is survived by his wife, Bonnie; children, Laura (Garlon) Majors, Denise (Dennis) Richardson, Nancy (Louis) Shelley, Beth (Max) Lopan, and Mike (Kate) Johansen; 28 grandchildren; 54 great-grandchildren; sister, Leah Neilan; and brothers, Roy Johansen, and Lloyd (Leora) Johansen.
He is preceded in death by his mother and father; brothers, Ruel, Tom, Merwin, and Max; sister, Eunice; son-in-law, Jim LeRoy; and one great-grandchild, Jacie Graham.
The family would like to extend a very special thank you to Sherry King, Dr. Bott and all of the nurses at the Oncology Department and the Central Utah Clinic.
Funeral Services will be held Wed., Sept. 19, 2007 at 11 a.m. at the Cleveland LDS Chapel - 355 West 100 North. A viewing will be Tues., Sept. 18, 2007 from 6-8 p.m. at the Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale and from 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior to the service at the church. Interment will be in the Cleveland City Cemetery, under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
Devoted husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather Paul Crawford passed away suddenly on Sept. 15, 2007. He was born March 30, 1929 in Rochester, Utah to Carlyle and Zenna O. Crawford. Married JoeAnn Wall in Castle Dale, Utah, Nov. 27, 1948.
Paul was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Paul was a successful business man and farmer/rancher. He operated a dairy, commercial cattle herd, and raised many prize Hereford Bulls that have been sold into great purebred herds in the Western United States.
As a young man in 1950, he received the highest honor given to Future Farmers of America as National Star Farmer in the western region. He has served on the advisory board of the Helper State Bank, served as chairman on the Castle Valley Special Service District.
He was President of the San Rafael Soil Conservation District for 12 years and served as a board member for 18 years. He received many personal awards from this organization.
Paul was elected onto Emery Telcom's Board of Directors on Nov. 10, 1971, and served as chairman for 36 years. From 1971 he quickly emerged himself into the telecommunications industry and has long since been recognized as an industry leader both within and outside the state of Utah. Under Paul's tenure, Emery Telcom has more than tripled in size and has exceeded the industry "norm". Paul has also served on several regional and national telecommunications boards.
Paul was a great sports fan and great supporter of the local high school football and basketball programs.
Survived by his wife JoeAnn, children, Jon P. (Barbara) Crawford, Colleen (Garth) Larsen; seven grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; sister, Evanel C. Rexroad, and brother, Donald Crawford; Preceded in death by sister Faye C. Curtis
Funeral services will be held on Sat., Sept. 22, 2007, at the Ferron Dutch Flat LDS Chapel, 555 South 400 West, Ferron, Utah. There will be a viewing prior to the service from 11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m. at the church. Friends and family are invited to attend the viewing Fri., Sept. 21, 2007, from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary at 720 North Center in Castle Dale, Utah. Interment: Ferron, Utah.
Irma Ruth Storrs Judd passed away at the age of 91, surrounded by her family, on Thurs., Sept. 13, 2007 in Visalia, Calif. She was born Sept. 11, 1916 in Provo, spent her childhood years in Price, Utah, and graduated from Carbon High School. She was the second of seven children born to Fred O. and Lottie (Gibson) Storrs.
She married the love of her life, David Max Judd, on July 3, 1935. They celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary prior to his death in 1991. Max and Irma moved to California where Irma obtained a degree in cosmetology and a master's degree in vocational education from UCLA. She was the director of cosmetology at Riverside City College for many years. She worked with Gov. Edmund Brown in pioneering the vocational-education program in California. Their family was sealed in the Mesa, Arizona Temple on Nov. 10, 1950. She and Max returned to Salt Lake City in the mid-1960s and operated their family auto repair business and Irma's beauty school. They served a mission for the LDS Church in the Carolinas. The Gospel of Jesus Christ and her family were the focal points of Irma's life.
Irma is survived by her three sons and their families, Jim (Durinda) Judd of Visalia, Calif.; David (Linda) Judd of Hesperia, Calif.; and Robert (Lori) Judd of Henderson, Nev. She had eight grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Her great-grandchildren lovingly called her "Grandma Honey." She is also survived by her sisters, Edna Storrs Thompson, Helen Storrs Cluff and Nan Storrs Baker.
Preceded in death by brother Art Storrs and sisters Donna Storrs Curtis and Gene Storrs Pappas. Her family will greatly miss her, as will all of her extended family and friends.
Services were held Mon., Sept. 17, 2007 in Visalia, Calif. A funeral service will be held at Mitchell Funeral Home in Price, Utah on Fri., Sept. 21, 2007 at Noon with burial to follow at the Price City Cemetery. A memorial luncheon will follow at the home of her niece, Joane Pappas White.
Devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, Eleanor Bertha Potter Blackham, passed away incident to age on Sept. 11, 2007. She was born Aug. 24, 1919 in Linwood, Utah to Timothy and Bertha Nelson Potter. Married Charles Ray Blackham in Rock Springs, Wyo.; he passed away July 17, 2005.
Eleanor was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where she served in various callings. She served a mission with her husband in the Manti Temple. She also volunteered for the Senior Citizens Organization in Emery County. She was an award-winning cook, receiving many ribbons for her cooking and baking.
Survived by her children, Charles Kell (Roma) Blackham, Timothy Ray (Alice) Blackham, and Lloyd Dale (Suzanne) Blackham; six grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; brothers, Burl, Dee, Skip, Dave and Louis; and sisters, Fon, Reva and Rena.
Funeral services were held on Mon., Sept. 17, 2007 at 12 noon at the LDS Stake Center, 33 East Main Street, Castle Dale, Utah, where friends and family were invited to attend the viewing from 10-11:45 a.m. prior to the service. Interment: Orangeville, Utah.
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Flora Johnson, 82, of Harrisburg passed away 6:45 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 21, 2012, at Saline Care Center in Harrisburg.
She was born May 9, 1930, in Harrisburg, the daughter of Henry and Dora Stone Killman. She was married to Rodney Johnson and preceded her in death Nov. 1, 1972. Flora worked at the A. L. Bowen Children's Center and Harrisburg Medical Center. She was a member of the Dorrisville Social Brethren Church.
Survivors include her daughter Martha (John) Armes of Tampa, Fla.; two sisters, Dora Newton and Ruby Wilson both of Harrisburg, two grandchildren, Jennifer (David) Nilsen and John Michael Armes; three great-grandchildren, Christopher, Kevin and Ryan Nilsen; and a daughter-in-law, Lisa Johnson.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Rodney; son, Rodney; brother, Waldo Killman; and two sisters, Fern Humm and Lillian Webb.
Services will be 1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012, at the J. M. Weirauch Funeral Home in Harrisburg. The Rev. Jerry Wells will officiate and burial will be in Sunset Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24, 2012, at the funeral home. Condolences to the family may be left on the obituary page of www.weirauchfuneralhome.com
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"He tried to explain everything to us but we were both in shock...this just had to be a nightmare and we would wake up right?"
Jackson, our little 14 month old baby boy, has been diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension (IPAH).
Up until this point, Jackson has seemed perfectly healthy. We had no idea or indications that anything like this was occurring in his little body. A few weeks ago he had a few bumps on his face and neck that we were just watching. I didn't want to take him to the doctor for just a few little bumps, but when some showed up around his eye, I finally decided to call them. They suggested that I bring him in. I took him in and the doctor examined him and he said that the bumps were probably just bug bites.
During his examination, however, he heard a heart murmur. He looked back through Jackson's chart and he did not see where anyone else had heard a murmur before. When he was first born they did hear a murmur, but the doctor said that it was not unusual for newborns to have a murmur since their hearts are still growing. No one had mentioned a murmur to me since he was born up until two weeks ago when they heard this one. The doctor suggested that we take him in for an echocardiogram. We finally got the appointment set up for this past Tuesday (August 21, 2012).
The pediatrician had told me that they wouldn't give us the results for four to five days, so I just thought I was taking him in for the echocardiogram and then we would find the results out later. I also thought, based on the apparent health of Jackson, that they were just going to tell me that it was a normal or innocent heart murmur and was nothing to worry about. My husband Matt was at work in Atlanta while Jackson and I went to the appointment since we didn't think we would be getting the results. Unfortunately, we were wrong. The cardiologist looked at the echo and came in to talk to me. The first words out of his mouth were "the prognosis is not good" and I stopped him and told him that I needed to call Matt. Once I got Matt on speakerphone he continued to tell us that he thought Jackson had pulmonary hypertension (PH) and that he could not see anything on the echo which could be causing the PH, so it was probably IPAH, it has no cure and it can be fatal. He tried to explain everything to us but we were both in shock...this just had to be a nightmare and we would wake up right?
Matt immediately jumped on a plane back home. The doctor called and told us to be at Duke at 10 am the next morning to be admitted and the next step would be a heart catheterization. Once Matt arrived home we both began to pray. Off and on all night long we prayed for our sweet little boy.
We arrived at Duke the next morning and finally got a room around 1pm that afternoon. They then did a lung scan which came back as clear, a chest x-ray which was also clear and they drew some blood and did a few other tests. We continued to pray and to prepare ourselves for the heart catheterization the next morning. During this time we discovered that Matt had an ironic connection through his job in Atlanta. Someone he knows in Atlanta is friends with the manager of clinical operations at the Cardiac Step-down unit of the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. The Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is, from our understanding, one of two centers in the southeast with a pediatric pulmonary hypertension program.
On Thursday they finally came to take Jackson for the heart catheterization. We went with him to the room where they gave him the anesthesia through his IV and went to sleep. Walking out of that room was so hard with our little baby lying on that table. We had been told that they would go in and check everything out and then they would try to administer nitric oxide to see if it would help to dilate the arteries. We were hoping and praying (along with a lot of other people) that it would work. They updated us several times during the procedure and then told us that it was over and the doctor would be out to talk to us shortly. When the doctor finally came out and said we needed to find a private room, we knew it was not good news. We sat there in horror as he told us that Jackson's arteries in his lungs were shriveled up like prunes, that they did find a minor defect in his heart but that it wasn't something that could cause the PH, and that medications would probably not work since the nitric oxide didn't work. One of the doctors then came in to get the status of the procedure and after hearing it said that he thought a heart and lung transplant would pretty much be our only option. He did admit that they aren't experts in IPAH and said that he was going to call the leading doctor in pediatric PH, Dr. Dunbar Ivy, out of Denver, CO and see if they could come up with a plan.
"Dr. Terry Fortin, at Duke stopped by to see if she could answer any questions. She was so positive and told us stories of young patients that had PH/IPAH and were still alive and doing good today. We were finally starting to feel as if the doctors were on board and fighting with us."
Several hours later the doctor finally stopped by and said that he had had a good long conversation with Dr. Ivy and that they weren't just going to throw their hands up and give up. There were several different medications that we could try and we could see what happened. As soon as he left the adult PH specialist, Dr. Terry Fortin, at Duke stopped by to see if she could answer any questions. We asked her about the nitric oxide and learned that it really only works in a small number of patients (7-8%) and that a lot of patients still respond well to the drugs even if they didn't respond to the nitric oxide. She was so positive and told us stories of young patients that had PH/IPAH and were still alive and doing good today. We were finally starting to feel as if the doctors were on board and fighting with us.
"We thank God every day for bug bites and for catching this early. Hopefully the medicines will work fine and he'll live a long and happy life. Please consider PH."
Over the next few days Jackson was given Sildenafil progressively up to the full dosage and then introduced Bosentan. We were moved to pediatric cardiac intensive care unit (PCICU) in order to put in an arterial line to monitor his blood pressure. Everyone wanted to be extra cautious to make sure his little body didn't react negatively to the medications. We were both really upset and scared. At that time I think we were both feeling the weight of the world on our shoulders thinking about Jackson, treatments, our stay in the hospital, etc. When we got over there, I think our pediatric cardiologist, Dr. Brenda Armstrong, saw we were visibly upset and were getting scared about putting him in PCICU. She sat down with us and shared a story about her own experience. Her son had ruptured his appendix while running track and she almost lost him. While at the hospital she kept thinking how she wasn't going to get him back, and how she could have prevented it. She said, "So I know what you're feeling. I know how scared you are right now, and I'm telling you that we have the best caring for your child." She was very comforting and gave us faith that the doctors here at Duke, and everyone else consulting on his treatment, will get us through this.
He has since been on full dosages of Sildenafil and Bosentan and has had no reaction to the medications. We are going to have an echocardiogram in a few weeks to see of the blood pressures in this heart have gone down any. We thank God every day for bug bites and for catching this early. Hopefully the medicines will work fine and he'll live a long and happy life. Please consider PH.
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GDFD No. 6: On the warpath
Ryan Lambert
October 12 2009 04:43PM
Welcome to the Game Day Fire Drill, for this, Calgary's sixth game of the season on Oct. 12, 2009.
Lots of bad news tonight. This doesn't appear, on the surface, to be an extremely winnable game. Chicago is a good, talented team and, let's face it, the Flames:
a) haven't played many of them and
b) haven't played especially well to get the wins they've gotten.
If Chicago is going to make them earn it, then I don't have the best feeling about it. Second, this the first game of the Flames' second back-to-back in just a few days, meaning that if the Flames do drop this one tonight, then the likelihood of the losing streak extending to three is, shall we say, high. So the plan, I guess, is to win? That seems like a good one.
Who: The Calgary Flames (4-1-0 for eight points. First in the West, first in the Northwest) and the Chicago Blackhawks (2-1-1 for five points. Sixth in the West, second in the Central).
When: 6 p.m. Mountain time and 8 p.m. Eastern time. All other time zones should enforce safety laws for their milk cartoons. [http://www.businesspundit.com/milk-cartoon-just-got-safer/]
Where: United Center, Chicago, Illinois.
Calgary is 2-0-0 on the road this year, and looks to bounce back from its first loss of the year on Friday. The Blackhawks are 1-0-1 at home and are just a point out of the lead in the Central.
What (to hate about the Blackhawks):
They got that mercenary Marian Hossa — And that would be all well and good, but in doing so they not only pushed out loyal soldier Martin Havlat, who wanted to finish his career in the Windy City, they also (probably) circumvented the salary cap by signing him to an absurdly long deal that will pay him until he's like 62 or something. I don't know I wasn't really paying attention.
Jonathan Toews — Google the term "Toewsface" and you'll soon find out why. Racism — Native Americans don't deserve to be associated with these perennial losers. (The same is true of the Cleveland Indians.)
Dustin Byf... Buffl... Bugli... Dustin — If you were to take a Scrabble bag full of letters and ask someone to randomly draw out letters, you have a far greater chance of getting a word that could be pronounced "Bufflin" than this guy's actual last name. By-fug-lien ≠ Bufflin.
They're good — They are certainly better than all the teams the Flames have faced to this point in the season.
Why: It might not mean much to you Canadians, but this is the Flames' only appearance on national TV this year down here in the States. Enjoy the game and talk about this huge W you can feel coming up tonight.
October 12 2009, 08:51PM
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Both Alberta teams get out to a 5-0 lead, Oil win 6-1, Flames cough up their breakfast and drop an absolute for sure win like a hot potatoe! What a terrible loss, man oh man, Hawks just love to toy with the Flames, it looked like they actually intentionaly gave up the 5-0 lead just for fun! Then whammmmmmmmmmy! 6-5 Hawks OT win. YAAAAAAHHHHHHHH BABY!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Both Alberta teams get out to a 5-0 lead, Oil win 6-1, Flames cough up their breakfast and drop an absolute for sure win like a hot potatoe! What a terrible loss, man oh man, Hawks just love to toy with the Flames, it looked like they actually intentionaly gave up the 5-0 lead just for fun! Then whammmmmmmmmmy! 6-5 Hawks OT win. YAAAAAAHHHHHHHH BABY!
Yeah, see here is the thing lonely Oiler fan. We don't feel the need here to stupidly comment on everything being said like you do on your site. We can read the articles (which are great) and can just enjoy the game and leave well enough alone. Now piss off before I remind you how terrible your team is.
In all honesty, I think this was exactly what the flames needed...
Sutter needed an excuse to kick some people in the head and botching a 5-0 lead to the team that eliminated you from the playoffs last year is excuse enough for most people.
Up until now, Sutter was handcuffed by favourable results, but now he can vent and expect them to listen.
Loved his quote about how the problem is between their ears.
Agree completely. The next ten will tell the tale. I'm betting things look a lot more favorable 2-3 weeks from now.
October 13 2009, 08:45PM
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WHoooaaahhh DoGGIE! A Two Fer! Yeeehaww!
(for those who don't speak American Hill-billy-ese, translation = I'm excited we get 2 show for the expectation of only one)
I am not perfect and I defy you to prove otherwise
Growing Old Gracefully is an Oxymoron ... Mostly Moron !
best hour of naruto ever. thanks
Those first few moments in the Kyuubi's attack, where the art style changed, were SO badass.
this is the best anime episode of ever,, it had the best moments of love, trust, hope, Action, and offcourse romance ..i was about to get some tears of my eyes when both of them tried to save naruto on the last scene
Wow very well adapted by the studio im really blown away by the animation as well as the voice acting top notch really, the last scene was just so damn touching really felt the tears coming. Great job truly!
I teared up and I never tear up. What an amazing episode they animated it really well. Thank God they at least got these episodes right.
After watching 248 I was like why didnt they make this into a two parter then boom...
Anyways this was awesome stuff one of the best parts of the manga and now things are just about to get lively.
Fire type
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Fits: 2007 Chevrolet Silverado 1500HD (2WD) (Rear)
The Monroe OESpectrum load adjusting shock absorber with PSD (Position Sensitive Damping) and the Safe Tech system improves the ride, handling, and safety of your Silverado 1500HD
- Application engineered valving
- Heavy gauge calibrated spring
- Extra control and comfort
A new pair of Monroe OESpectrum load adjusting shock absorbers can assist in maintaining ride height when up to 1,200 lbs of additional weight is loaded. These shocks are ideal for the Chevrolet Silverado 1500HD, especially if you carry varying loads or tow trailers.
Crew Cab; Torsion Bar Front Suspension; Includes Classic; Excludes Models With FW1 or ZX3 Electronic Ride Control or Quadrasteer Package ([[For Towing and Hauling]])
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